Romeo and Juliet Context 2

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Symptoms: fever, agitation, loss of appetite, headache, rapid breathing, palpitations

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Condition: Love sickness

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Behavior of lovesickness

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Fixation and obsessive thoughts about the person

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'Wander through cemeteries at night and howl like a wolf'

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Rhazes

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Frog/Diana Syndrome

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Seeing unpleasant as beautiful

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Medical condition linked to lovesickness

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Bipolar disease

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Petrarch's era

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The Italian Renaissance

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Petrarch's beloved

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Laura

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Petrarch's love doomed

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She was married to someone else

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Petrarch's poetry form

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Sonnets

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NOT a theme of Petrarchan sonnet

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The mistress is sick and dying