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After death--what? : Spiritistic phenomena and their interpretation (1909)

Lombroso, Cesare, 1835-1909, Kennedy, William Sloane, 1850-1929, tr · London : T. Fisher Unwin · leaf 158

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um Elena Smith1were subject to hypnotic and mediumistic phe-nomena. She herself had obsessions, hallucina-tions, from childhood up, and, later in life, fitsof somnambulism, dysmenorrhea, and, in themediumistic trance, complete anaesthesia of onehand and allochiria [confusion of sensations],so that… … POWER AND ACTION OF MEDIUMS 117 Mrs. Piper, when entering into a trance, be-gins with a slight convulsion, with peculiarshocks or starts, upon which follow stupor, ster-torous breathings, a cry, after which she incar-nates herself and the spirits communicate withher on the left side (the usual…

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