mono paresis (mono paresis)

[NL., mono pathic (mon-o-path'ik), a. [ tary suffering or sensibility. Every one calculateth his nativity, and sentenceth his own future fate, by crying at his birth; not coming only from the body's monopathy, or sole suffering by change of its warm quarters; but, according to some, from sympathy with the divining soul, that knoweth itself for a time banished from the Father of Spirits. Whitlock , Manners of the English (1654), p. 32. ( Latham .) 2. In pathol., a disease or affection in which only one organ or function is disordered.