"phrenalgia" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1880, Luís de Camões, translated by Richard Francis Burton, The Lusiads, page xv:",
          "text": "...compelled me to seek a talisman against homesickness and the nervous troubles which learned men call Phrenalgia and Autophobia.",
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        "pain in the diaphragm"
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