Hypnotism, its facts, theories and related phenomena, with explanatory anecdotes (1900)
Sextus, Carl · Boston, D. Estes & company · leaf 69
ofhis day, and derived his name from -a Greek word, meaning thehand, because he performed most of his cures by manipulating.His wonderful skill in horsemanship has made the poets repre-sent him as a centaur, half man, half horse. In after times, themedical fame of Escuapius far eclipsed that of his… … HYSTERICAL CATALEPTIC. CHAPTER IV. HYPNOTIC flETHODS AND CONDITIONS. EMARKS REGARDING THE CAUSE OF HI AND PHENOMENA RELATING THERETO. CLEAR AND PRACTICAL METHODS BY WHICH HYP-NOTISM MAY BE PRODUCED. In order to hypnotize an individual it is essential first to gainthe attention of the person…
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