FOLIE

(Fr.), n. Fo-le. Insanity. F. acquise. Insanity, occurring in the course of life, that has been preceded by a reasonable state of intelligence. [Voisin (o, 29).] F. a deux. See Communicated INSANITY. F. a double forme [Bail larger]. See Circular INSANITY. F. a formes alternes. See F. circulaire.Y. alcool I que. See Alcoholic INSANITY. F. alllguee. Delirium and hallucination from alcoholic intoxication, [a, 34.] F. alterimiite. Of Falret, circular insanity in which the duration of each period is very brief, [a, 34.] F. ambitieuse. Paranoia, [o, 84.] F. a quatre. See I M'.IIKI: d guatre. F. a trois. See DELIRE d troi*. F. avec conscience. That form of insanity in which the patent reflects upon his sensorial and psychical abnormities, and nnnly/.cs them, recognizing that they are abnormal. [Mar and on de Mont vd, "Arch, de neurol. " Sept., 1882, p. 1888.]-F. bright i que. Of Dieulafoy, a mental disturbance due to uraemia, particularly when such disturbance is the chief or only noticeable symptom. [" Rev. m6d. franc, et etrang.," July 18, 1885, p. 112. | F. cnrlia n. 1 A. 301; L, 49.] F. convulHlve. See F. choreique.-!'. ii inai>iuque. See DKMONOMANIA. F. de ra<l<)l-s-ii<.-. K. de la pulx-rU*. See INSANITY of pubescence. F. depre ive. See LYPEMANIA. J''. <!* artf.. Sec AVi/N<ui/ri/ MANIA.!'. I|-K < 'll i lluis. Sc.- RADIX mmliii. F. lie* degeiiereM. See Hereditary INSANITY. F. d-s li-m IIH-N encelnten. See F. gravid i que. F. de femmes en couchcx. E, he; E, ell; G, go; I, die; I*, in; N. in; N*. tank; [s. 84]