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Francois boissier de sauvages's classification of melancholia
William Cullen's classification of melancholia
Vincenzo Chiarugi's classification of melancholia
Johann Christian Heinroth's classification of depressions of the emotional faculty
Jean-Etienne-Dominique Esquirol's classification of melancholia of the ancient
Karl Friedrich Flemming's criteria of dysthymia atra
Ernst Feuchtersleben's criteria of sorrowful delusions
Wilhelm Griesinger's classification of the states of mental depression
Karl Kahlbaum's classification of dysthymia
Jules Cotard's criteria of nihilistic melancholia (delusions)
Emil Kraepelin's classification of melancholia in 1883
Theodor Meynert's diagnosis of simple melancholia
Emil Kraepelin's classification of melancholia in 1891
Paul J. Moebius's criteria of endogenous depression
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Carl Wernicke's criteria of melancholic autopsychosis
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Emil Kraepelin's classification of melancholia in 1899 and 1904
Classification of melancholia in New York State hospitals in 1909
Emil Kraepelin's classification of melancholia in 1909-1915
Karl Abraham's criteria of neurotic depression
Karl Jaspers' classification of melancholia from the depressions
Kurt Schneider's classification of depression
Ernst Kretschmer's criteria of depressive (cycloid) temperament
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Wing, Cooper and Sartorius' classification of depressive disorders
Donald Klein's classification of depression
Raskin and Crook's Classification of Depression
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CODE-UD Research Diagnostic Criteria RDC 16/02/05
Quitkin, Rifkin and Klein's Diagnostic Criteria of Atypical Depression
DSM-III Classification of Depressive Disorders
George Winokur's classification of depression
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Keller and Shapiro's Criteria of Double Depression
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