Having considered the general effects of the bromides on a series of unselected cases, we now proceed to investigate whether any particular form of the disease, or any special circumstances connected with the patient or his surroundings, have any influence in modifying the results of treatment. The following table shows epilepsy divided into its two chief forms, namely, E. Gravior and E. Mitior. By the former is understood the ordinary severe attack, with loss of consciousness and convulsions; the latter is the slighter and very temporary seizure, of loss of consciousness, but without convulsions. TABLE V.--_Showing Results of Treatment by the Bromides in_--1. _Epilepsia Gravior_; _and_ 2. _Epilepsia Mitior._ Average Average Number No. number number attacks of attacks attacks during Case. per month per month last 6 _before_ _after_ months of treatment. treatment. treatment. 1. _Epilepsia Gravior_. 1 600 5 -- 2 450 12 -- 3 249 90 -- 4 180 60 -- 5 120 3 -- 6 60 1 -- 7 60 6 -- 8 30 -- 8 9 30 4 -- 10 30 12 -- 11 23 1 -- 12 16 2 -- 13 12 -- 4 14 12 3 -- 15 12 10 -- 16 8 0 0 17 8 -- 4 18 8 1 -- 19 8 4 -- 20 8 2 -- 21 6 -- 1 22 5 -- 5 23 5 0 0 24 4 -- 2 25 4 1 -- 26 4 2 -- 27 2 -- 1 28 2 -- 1 29 2 -- 1 30 2 -- 1 31 2 -- 2 32 2 -- 2 33 1 0 0 34 1 0 0 35 1 0 0 36 1 0 0 37 1 0 0 38 1 0 0 39 1 -- 1 40 1 -- 1 41 1 -- 1 42 1 -- 1 43 1 -- 2 44 1 -- 4 45 1 -- 2 46 1 1 -- 47 1 150 --