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Divergent — M jrpli ; Nat sal VISION — AMAUROSIS (blindness): .Ncmi.; Apis, .lur m.. l>cii. ; Calc c. ; Caiist. , Chin. s. , Cinch ; Con., Cycl ; Dulc , ircls , Jl»‘p. ; llyos . Manciii.; Mere ; Mortnonl , Naph ; Nat m , Nux m , Nux v. ; PIto.9.; Plumb ae. . Santon.; Sep.; Sil.; Stiarii.; Stiych. ; Tab.; \’anad.; /me m Colors - - d-n^i ; CaConn s ; IMiysost.; Santoti. Day — Aeon.; Bothiof's. Castor.; C>c , Phos, ; Ran. b. , SiK Hysterical --i'ho>-.; Plat , Sep. Night -Bell., Cadm. s. ; Cinch ; Iblleb ; Hep.; Ilyos ; Lye.; Nux V.; I’hysosj ; PuN. , Stiycli. Retro-bulbar neuritis --l»,(lot Tobacco - Nux v. , Phos. ; Piloc. , Plumb, ae. AMBLYOPIA — (blurred, weak vision): Aeon.; Agat.; , ..\tn ; ,iur , iiapt. , Bene dtnit., L mist , Cinch.; Lor..; Colcli. ; C\cl , i>i}i . Ivlaps, ivscr. ; Kujih'as, ; Cel.',., lUp Jahnr., Kali c , Kali p , Lil t ; Lith. chlor., Lye . Alag. p. ; Naph.; Not in , Nux in ; Nux v ; Ono.na. , f)x. ae ; Osm , Pirns, ae , Phos., Ph\sost,, Piloc ; l*uls.; Rhus t . l\uta, Sanfon., Sinega; Sep , Sil , Sliont,; Tab., 'riiuya; 'rit.-ni . Zinc in Objects appear as looking through mist or veil — Agat , C'alc c . Laitsi., Cnia, v tot , t. \ el ; (.Cds., Knit c , Lil. t. , M ormotd. , Nat. m , Phvs , Plumb , PuL ; Nuta, S'ch.; Tab. Objects appear elongated — Roll. Objects appear inverted -- Loll ; Guaroa. Objects appear loo large — Pov. ; Hep ; H\os.; Niccol. : Nux m ; Ox. ac. Objects appear too small r>.nz. diiut , Glon,; Nicot.; Plat., Stram. Retinal images persist — . Tabor When reading, eyes easily fatigued - .\mmon. ; Calc. c. ; Cina; Jahor.; Nat. ar:.. ; Nat. m : Plios. . Riiia, Sep.: Sui When reading, eyes feel pressed asunder or outward, relieved by cold bathing - Asar. When reading, letters appear red - Phos. When reading, letters disappear — Cic , Cocc When reading, letters run together - iaar., Bell.; Calc, c.; Can ind. ; Cina. Cinch ; Con.; Hlaps, Km , H>o'-., Lye , Nat. m., Sil ASTHENOPIA — (eye-strain, with spasm of accommodation): .hjar . Alum ; \ni c ; -\m. gutti. .\pih; Arg. n ; • Arn ; Ailrm ; Hell . Carbon s . ioit^l . C jm . Cina; Cioc ; Gels . Ign . Joboi Knli c ; Kal : Loc f., Macrot ; Nat m. , Niecol. snl ; Nicot.; Nux v ; Onosm. ; Paris; Pho.^ , IPiyso^t , Khod , Ruta, Sant-ou ; Smioga, Sep., Stront. External recti — Cupr. ac ; G<.L Internal recti — Taboi.- Mu-car.; Nat, m. ; Physost.; Piloc. Myopic — KNei.; Lil. t ASTIGMATISM -GlK.. Lil. t.; Phyenst. DIPLOPIA — (double vision): Agar ; Aiir ; Bell ; Cic ; Con ; Cycl.; Hig. ; Gcl.^.. Gins.: Hyos ; Nat. m. ; Ntt. ac.; Oleand.; C)nosm ; Pho'-' ; Phy'-ost. ; Plumb.; Sec.; Strain ; Sulphori,; Sul’; Ver. \. * 830

References

This monograph is an original summary faithful to the classical tradition. It condenses material from these public-domain sources:

James Tyler Kent, Lectures on Homoeopathic Materia Medica (1905)Primary remedy pictures; characteristic mental and general symptoms. · Public domain (USA, pre-1930 publication)
William Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homeopathic Materia Medica and Repertory (1927)Reproduced here in full — the complete classical repertory-style monographs. · Public domain (USA, pre-1930 publication)
Constantine Hering, The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica (1879–1891)Confirmed symptom aggregates behind the section organization. · Public domain
Timothy Field Allen, Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica (1874–1879)Provings background referenced by the verification tradition. · Public domain

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