+Impotency+ (from the Latin words _im_ [not] and _potens_ [to be able] _no closing parenthesis_ {Footnote 7: Beltrage zur anat-uns Phys., Bd. iv. and Bd. vii.} {Footnote 20: Endoskopische Befunde bei Erkrankungen des Samenhugels Wein, 1880.} _Spelling and punctuation of all footnotes as in original._ _Footnotes 1-25 were printed in a block, although the text referencing 24 and 25 was on the following page._ Bloody Urination, etc., etc. (Many cases of _no closing parenthesis_ in accordance with the formlae [_Appleton's Cyclopedia, vol. x, p. 144._ [_Appleton's Cyclopedia, vol. iv, p. 618._ _open-ended brackets in original_ _"vol. iv" illegible_ (_Paris_), 1827) _extra parenthesis in original_ Again, some medical men * * * * affect to consider too many members of the profession. * * * I am well aware _asterisks in original_ your doctor told me I musn't feel sure a tendency to misanthrophy as +real, as embarassing+ and +as needful of cure+ }