What are the mental symptoms of lachesis?

1. Great anguish, insupportable anxiety, and uneasiness, from which the patient seeks relief in the open air.
2. Fear, and a presentiment of death.
3. Discouragement; distrust; easily affected to tears.
4. Mental dejection and melancholy, with apprehension, uneasiness about one’s malady, great tendency to give way to sorrow, to look upon the dark side of everything, and to think oneself persecuted, hated, and despised by acquaintances.
5. Dread of death; fears to go to bed; fear of being poisoned.
6. Thinks she is someone else; in the hands of a stronger power; that she is dead and preparations are being made for her funeral; that she is nearly dead and wishes someone would help her off.
7. Sadness when awaking in the morning or night (particularly in the morning); no desire at all to mix with the world.
8. Restless and uneasy; does not wish to attend to business, but wants to be off somewhere all the time.
9. Sadness, and disgust to life.
10. Mistrust, suspicion, and a strong tendency to take everything amiss, to contradict, and to criticize.
11. Frantic jealousy.
12. Indolence, with dislike and unfitness for any labor whatever, either mental or bodily.
13. Timidity of character, with variableness and indecision.
14. Great apathy and extraordinary weakness of memory, everything that is heard is, as it were, effaced, even orthography is no longer remembered, and there is forgetfulness even of things on the point of utterance.
15. Confusion as to time.
16. Mistakes are made in speaking and writing, as well as in the hours of the day and the days of the week.
17. Imbecility and loss of every mental faculty.
18. Over-excitement and excessive nervous irritability, with a tendency to be frightened.
19. Perfect happiness and cheerfulness followed by gradual fading of spirituality, want of self-control, and lasciviousness; felt as if she was somebody else and in the hands of a stronger power.
20. Amativeness.
21. Affections of the intellect in general.
22. State of ecstasy and exaltation which even induces tears, desire to meditate, and to compose intellectual works, with a sort of pride.
23. Frantic loquacity with elevated language, nicely chosen words, and rapid and continual change of subject-matter.
24. Loquaciousness, with mocking jealousy, with frightful images, great tendency to mock, satire, and ridiculous ideas.
25. Nocturnal delirium with much talking, or with murmuring.
26. Dementia and loss of consciousness.