Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 212
whole cavern resound, and filled thebystanders with sacred horror. At length, unable to resist theimpulse of the god, she surrendered herself to him, and at cer-tain intervals uttered from the bottom of her stomach someunconnected words, which the prophets arranged in order, andput in form of… … •*~Jw PYTHIA, THE DELPHIAN ORACLE, SEATED ON THE TRIPODOVER THE SACRED CAVERN. I98 NATURAL SOMNAMBULISM OR SLEEP-WALKING. back to her cell, where she continued several days to recoverherself from her conflict. Such effects were in those times considered necessary, par-ticularly so in the case of…
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