epileptic attack

Two sets of phenomena must be borne in mind in studying the physiological pathology of the epileptic attack.

He seemed to be losing his senses, his voice grew shrill and he worked his arms about as if he had an epileptic attack.

During part of the time, while writing in the midst of hunger and freezing cold, he had an epileptic attack every ten days.

She knewand many of the guests knewthat Britannicus was a fine strong lad, who had never had an epileptic attack in his life.

In some, this delirium of energy breaks out suddenly like an epileptic attack, which it resembles in its brevity and intensity.