Gold, the common metal, proved and introduced by Hahnemann in 1818, in Materia Medica, Vol. IV (95 and 138) ; 2d ed., 1825 (151 and 201) ; in Chro- nic Diseases, 2d edition, 1835, 404 symptoms. The last proving was made by J. C. Burnett, in 1879. No preparation ought to be used except such as has been made from the precipitate, ^ Mind. Active memory. I Weak memory. ^Puerperal mania. ^Neuralgia of face. Loss of memory. . I Absence of mind, forgetfulness. d Ozsena. Mental dullness. Feels stupid. See 35. Inability to reflect. I She thinks she feels depression of spirits in the chest. 6 In- duration of uterus. II Looks on the dark side, weeps, prays, thinks she is not fit for this world, longs for death, strong inclination to commit suicide; desperate, desires to jump from a height, d Prolap- sus or induration of uterus, d Pregnancy. Imagines he is neglectful and deserves reproach in consequence. Imagines he cannot succeed in anything, and he does everything wrong ; he is in disunion with himself. Imagines to see obstacles in his way everywhere, occasioned partly by contrary fate, partly by himself; makes him feel desponding. He imagines he is not fit for this world and longs for death, thinking of death gives him intense joy. I He imagines he has lost the affection of his friends ; this makes him sad even to tears. Delirium. I Inclined to be delirious. 6 Headache. ■ Violent, gay, loquacious delirium, with exaltation of strength. d Typhus. Insanity more frequent than imbecility. ■ Suicidal mania or melancholia, tedium vitae, with genital