What are the mental symptoms of ignatia?

1.      Taciturn, with continuous sad thoughts; still, serious melancholy, with moaning.
2.      Sadness and concentrated sorrow, with sighing.
3.      Irresolution; anxious to do now this, now that.
4.      Impatience.
5.      Strong disposition to be frightened.
6.      Morose and discontented humor, and involuntary reflections on painful and disagreeable things.
7.      Intolerance of noise.
8.      Effrontery.
9.      Tenderness of disposition and of conscience.
10.  Inconstancy.
11.  Alternation of foolish gaiety and tearful sadness.
12.  Laconic speech.
13.  Great weakness of memory.
14.  Love of solitude.
15.  Anguish, esp. in the morning on waking, or at night, sometimes with palpitation of the heart.
16.  Lachrymose and apathetic humor, with the dread of exertion.
17.  Inclination to grief, without saying anything about it.
18.  Changeable disposition; jesting and laughing, changing to sadness, with the shedding of tears (hysteria).
19.  Despair of being cured.
20.  The least contradiction excites rage and passion, with redness of the face.
21.  Fearfulness, timidity.
22.  Anger, followed by quiet grief and sorrow.
23.  Fear of robbers at night.
24.  Cries, and complete discouragement, at the least provocation.