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A young woman, blind for eighteen years since the removal of a cerebellar tumor, while in a schizophrenic reaction experienced visual hallucinations in Braille. These disappeared following amygdaloidectomy. The role of the amygdaloid nucleus in the 'motor' component of hallucinations is discussed.