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Haghe 15 Scene in a lunatic asylum, engraving by T. Nessenthaler, c.1750 14 Pilgrims at the chapel of St Dymphna at Gheel, nineteenth century, after I.

List of illustrations 1 Immersion in cold water as a cure for madness 2 Nebuchadnezzar’s dream Dutch engraving, seventeenth century 3 Epileptic brought before a priest to be blessed 4 A mad woman in biblical scene of Christ healing the sick 5 Allegory of the four humours and five senses, after Dürer, c.1496 6 Melencolia, engraving by Dürer, 1514 7 The sixteenth-century Swiss physician Felix Platter, 1656 8 The Stone of Folly, engraving after Teniers, c.1600 9 John Donaldson, a simpleton, eighteenth-century etching 10 The Hospital of Bethlem (Bedlam) at Moorfields, London, 1810 11 Tom Rakewell, just before the onset of madness, from Hogarth’s Rake’s Progress series, 1735 12 Tom Rakewell in Bethlem Hospital plate VIII from Hogarth’s Rake’s Progress series, 1735 13 Representation of the melancholy temperament etching by J.

viiĩ Conclusion: modern times, ancient problems? My thanks also to Mary Worthington, who proved an excellent copy-editor, and finally to Jane Henderson for the index. Thanks also to Jed Lawler for coming to the rescue of a computer illiterate. I am delighted to acknowledge the enormous support given to me by members of the staff of the Wellcome Trust Centre, notably my secretaries, first Rebecca Baker and then Emma Ford retyping of numerous drafts has been done by the tireless and unfailing Sheila Lawler. Drawing upon the marvellous resources of the Iconographical Collection of the Wellcome Trust Library for the History and Understanding of Medicine, Andrea Meyer-Ludowisy has carried out the picture research with the blend of imagination and efficiency which makes her unique. Over the last few months, successive drafts have been read by Hal Cook, Emese Lafferton, Chandak Sengoopta, Desirée Cox-Maksimov, and Natsu Hattori, for whose perceptive comments and candid criticism I am deeply grateful. RC438.P67 2002 616.89′009-dc21 2001052329 ISBN 0–19–280266–6 1 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4 2 Typeset in New Baskerville by RefineCatch Limited, Bungay, Suffolk Printed in Spain by Book Print S.L., BarcelonaĪcknowledgements My thanks to Katharine Reeve of Oxford University Press, who first suggested this book and who has been supportive and critically constructive throughout. Includes bibliographical references and index.

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