When the intellect is slightly affected it is an illusion, and what he sees he knows is not so. He sees demons, and at first he knows from his intelligence that a demon is not there, but later, he wants you to drive him out. It does not matter which, they are similar symptoms, and it is a matter of degree, and so, in the Repertory, delusions and illusions are not given separate places. Anac., Hyos., Stram, and Bell . Whenever a medicine makes a man desire to do something it affects his will, and when it affects his intelligence it is acting on his understanding.
Medicines act on both.
Low-spirited, disheartened, fears be is pursued, looks for thieves, expects enemies, fears everything and everybody. Full of internal anxiety. He is separated from the whole world, and he despairs to do that which is required of him. Cowardly in the extreme. Fears some dreadful thing will happen.