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The patient is dumbe, which doth appeare by his not answering: his body is bereft of sence and motion; and though he retaine the forme of one being awake, yet his mind and sences are asleepe, and that on such a sodaine, that the lookers on are amazed, and it so vehemently seizeth on them, that some thinke they are rather transported in∣to heauen, then dead. The mind is assaulted so strongly, that
they remaine in the same figure, wherein they were when they were stricken. He can neithet voyd excrements, nor make water, because of the sences dulnes. The pulse doth bea••e little and faint, and very equall.