This collection of three articles provides a comprehensive overview of epilepsy and its treatment during a time when the disorder was not well understood. The articles cover the etiology, symptomatology, and effects of prolonged administration of bromides on epilepsy. Despite being written over 130 years ago, these articles offer a fascinating glimpse into the early stages of epilepsy research and the progression of medical science. This concise read is both informative and enlightening for those interested in the history of medicine and the ongoing quest for a better understanding of epilepsy.