GLOSSARY 345 Salutary: Helpful; wholesome; advantageous; useful. Sang-froid: Coolness; indifference; freedom from emotion, Schematic: Diagrammatic; relating to a scheme, diagram, or outline, Script: Handwriting; print in imitation of handwriting. Scriptory; Written; expressed in writing. Scrutinize; To observe closely; examine carefully. Scrutiny: Careful observation or examination. Secondary-automatic: Performed unconsciously from habit. Semi-vocal: A voiced consonant. Sense-organ; An organ-—such as the eye or ear, for instance — that gives sensation when stimulated. Sensory: Conveying or giving rise to sensation. Sentient: Feeling; capable of feeling. Septennial; Lasting or continuing for seven years. Sepulchral; Relating to a sepulchre or tomb; hence deep, grave, hollow in tone* Sequence; Order; succession. Sequent: Following; succeeding. SexueHe aetiologle: Sexual aetiology; sexual causality; the theory of sexual causes. Sifettation: The act of sibilating or hissing; a hissing sound. Simulant: One that simulates or mimics. Simulate: To feign; imitate; counterfeit; mimic. Simultaneous: Occurring at the same time. Sobriquet: A nickname* Soft palate: The soft part of the roof of the mouth; the pos- terior part of the roof of the mouth. Som»stlietic: Relating to general bodily sensations; relating to " feeling." Somatic; Relating to the body; bodily; corporeal, SoinmunbuHc: In a hypnotic state — that state in which one is conscious, but readily obedient to the hypnotist.