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Excerpt from First Lines of the Practice of Physic, Vol. 3 of 3
The other morbid fiatepf contraélion is, they are fucce'eded'by a relaxation, but again repeated without the Concurrence of the will or of the repetition of natural'caufes, and are at the fame time com mouly, with' refpeét to velocity and' force, more violent than in a healthy Rate. This Rate of morbid contraetion is what has been named a Clonic S 'afm', and what I {hall name {imply and ftriél y a Conant/ion. In this feétion I {hall foll dififion' of the fpa'fmo'dic c'onfilting in Spafm, and Conv'ulfion'; but it may no be in my power to follow fach gm ion exaétly.
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