Adaptability, Advantages and Special Features, Disadvantages, Misplaced Rubrics

Adaptability

• Cases with complete symptoms
• Prominent modality and sensation
• Prominent concomitant
• Scattered modality
• Lacking characteristic symptom
• Lacking general symptoms
• Lacking mind symptoms
• Lacking pathological general՚s

Advantages and Special Features

• Plan and construction are sound: it follows a definite order
• Follows the concept of complete symptoms
• Remedy relationship chapter helps to find related remedies
• Different gradations are used so it helps in communicating wide range of symptoms.
• Mental rubrics are present in 2 places
• At some…

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Introduction, Repertory

Historical Context and Importance of Repertory

• Dr Aegidi- believed that one should thoroughly master the materia medica pura in order to prescribe.
• He was against the idea of use of Repertory
• Hahnemann- felt the need for indexing of ever enlarging materia medica
  • 1832, Dr Boeninghausen wrote-

    Every homoeopath has doubtlessly had a similar experience, finding components of disease picture under several comparable antipsoric remedies which correspond possibly to those of the patient, only one however, could be the most helpful, most o…

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