It is _depraued_ where the motions are immoderate, peruerse, inordinate, or indecẽt, as when they are _vnquiet_, & cannot abstaine frõ motions and gestures, casting their armes and legges to and fro, vp and downe, dauncing, capring, vawting, fencing, and in diuerse maners forming their motions. Also in _Convulsions_ of the members, where they are shaken and pulled by inordinate motions, as wee see in the falling sicknesse. Also in _trembling_, _palpitation_, _rigor_ where the teeth do chatter, horror where the haire standes vpright, stretching, yawning, gasping twinckling of the eyes, &c. These impediments and deprauations of motion are dayly obserued in vterne affects: as may appeare by these testimonies. _Hyppocrat. de morbi muliebr. lib. 1. Albas oculorum partes subuertit, dentibus frendet, & similis fit his qui herculeo morbo detinentur. Item fit cõuulsio fortis articulorum corporis, claudam facit aut impotentem præ rigore, alias atque alias seipsam iactabit. Horror. Erectæ ceruicis spiratio ipsam tenet, & quicquid ederit aut biberit ipsam molestat. Torpor occupat manus & inguina, & crura & poplites. Magnis pedumigitis conuelluntur gybbosa fit, de nat. muliebr. Gal. lib. de semine cap. 3. Tensiones lumborum & manuum, & pedum viduam apprehendebant loc. affect. 6. 5. Aliis crura & bracchia contrahuntur. Auicenna. minor suffocationum est quæ facit accidere spasmum & tetanum, sine nocumento in ratione & sensu. Quandoque claudit oculos & non aperit eos. Stridor dentium, percussio oculorum, & motus inuoluntarius lacertorum. Rhasis, Stridor dentium cum spasmo & torquedine extremitatum, dolores fortes adeo vt mulierem torquere faciant vndique & caput genibus implicari. &c. Mesue loco superius citato. Aetius. Oculi post multam grauitatem attolluntur, vterus paulatim laxatur & intellectum & sensum recipit. &c._ [Sidenote: _Suffocatio. Anthon. Guaynerius. cap. de suffocatione._] [Sidenote: _Priuatio vocis._] The animall motions which doe serue for naturall vse, haue their power from the animall facultie, but their vrging and prouoking and cause from the naturall, and are either _Respiration_, _Ingestion_, _or Excretion_. Respiration hath annexed vnto it voyce, and speach, this is diminished or abolished in _Suffocation_ or choaking, from whence this disease which we intreat of taketh his name, as from the most cõmon _Symptom_ which appeareth in it. In _difficulty_ of breathing. In priuation of _voyce and speach_. [Sidenote: _Citæ respiratio, suspirium. Oscitatio. Singultus. Sternutatio, Ructus, Tusus. Deglutitio. Excretio._] It is depraued when it is done immoderately or inordinately, whether it be voluntarie, or inuoluntarie, as in _shortnesse of breath_, _sighing_, _yawning_, _the hickock_, _sneesing_, _coughing_, _belching_, _vomiting_, _making of noyses_, _blowing_, _and reaching_, _&c._ _Ingestion, or swallowing_, is also hurt in this affect, when either they cannot swallow meate, or drinke at all, or with great difficultie.