2. _Epilepsia Mitior_. 1 900 60 -- 2 600 60 -- 3 300 3 -- 4 150 1 -- 5 150 7 -- 6 120 120 -- 7 90 9 -- 8 90 3 -- 9 60 15 -- 10 60 90 -- 11 13 -- 2 12 16 -- 4 13 16 -- 8 14 8 -- 3 15 8 -- 3 16 4 -- 1 17 4 6 -- 18 1 -- 4 Of 47 cases of E. Major, we find that in 8 there were no attacks during the whole period of treatment, in 1 there was no improvement, in 1 the attacks were augmented after treatment, and in 37 there was marked and varying diminution of the seizures. Of 18 cases of E. Mitior there was no case where the attacks were wholly suspended, in 1 there was no improvement, in 2 the attacks were increased, and in 15 they were diminished in number by treatment. This is scarcely a fair comparison between the two forms, as the numbers are so unequal; but cases of uncomplicated E. Mitior are not common, being generally associated with the graver form, which combined cases are not inserted in this table. It is generally asserted in books that the non-convulsive form is much more intractable than the other, but the above table proves the contrary, as, for example, in Nos. 3, 4, 11, 12. It is true that the results do not appear so complete or striking in E. Mitior as in E. Gravior, but then it must be remembered that the number of cases is more limited, and the number of attacks originally much greater. In short, the table shows that if treatment does not completely avert the attacks of E. Mitior, it greatly diminishes their frequency. TABLE VI.--_Showing Effects of Treatment by the Bromides in Epilepsy. 1. Diurnal Form; 2. Nocturnal Form_. 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. _Diurnal Form_.