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Merry, dancing, singing — Agar.; Bell.; Hyos.; Stram.; Vcr. a. Muttering, low, incoherently — Agar.; Ail; Apis; Am.; Bapt. ; Bell.; Crot. ; Helleb.; Hyos.; I^ach. ; Mur. ac.; Phos. ac.; Phos.; Rhus t.; Stram.; Ver. a Rapid answering — Cim ; Lack., Stram ; Ver. a Slow answering, relapses — Am.; Bapt.; Helleb ; Hyos.; Phos. at., Phos.; Sul. Sopor, stupor, coma — ; Agai ; Atl.; Am. c; Apis; Arn. ; Bapt.; Bell.; Benz, nit.; Camph.; Carb. ac.; Gels.; Helleb., Hyos.; Laur.; L,ob. purp.; Mur. ac.; Nitr. sp. d.; Nux m. ; Op.; Phos. ac.; Phos.; Piloc. ; Rhiis t.; Stram.; Torch.; Thyr. ; Ver. a.; Zinc. m. DEMENTIA — Agar., Anac.; Apium v. ; Bell.; Calc. c. ; Calc, p. : Can. ind.; Con.; Helleb.; Hyos.: Ign.; Ltl. t., Meic.; Nat. sal.; Op.; Phos. ac.; Phos.; Pier, ac.; Sul.; Vei. a. Epileptic — Aeon.; Bell.; Cim.; Cupr. ac. ; Cupr. m.; Ldur, ; Ginanthe; SiL; Solan, c. ; Stram.; Ver. v Masturbatic — Agn., Calcp. ; Canth. ; Caust. ; Damiana; Nux V.; Op.; Phos, ac.; Pnos. ; Pier. ac. ; Staph. Paretic — Aeon.; Aisc. gl.; Agar.; Ars ; Bad.; Bell.; Can. ind. ; Cim ; Cupr. m.; Hyos.; len. ; lodof. ; Merc ; Phos., Plumb, m.; Strami.; Ver. v. ; Zinc. m. Senile — Anac.; Aur. tod.; Bar. ac.; Bar. c.; Calc, p.; Con.; Nat. iod. ; Phos.; Sec. Syphilitic — Aur. lod. ; Kali iod.; Mercuries; Nit, ac.; Sul. EMOTIONS — Effects: Anger, bad news, disappointment, vexation: Aeon.; Apis; Ars.; Aur.; Bry.; Cham.; Cocc. ; Colch.; Col., Gtls.; Crot.; Hyos.; Ign ; Nux v.; Puls.; Sep., Staph. Fright, fear — Aeon.; Apis; Bell.; Gels.; Hyos.; Ign.; Morph.; Op., Puls.; Samb.; Ver. a. Grief, sorrow — Apis; Am. m-.; Aur. m. ; Calc. p. ; Caust.; Hyos.; Ign.; Nat. m. ; Phos. ac.; Plat. Jealousy — Apis; Hyos.; Lack.; Staph. Joy, excessive — Caust; Coff.; Croc. Nostalgia (homesickness) — Caps.; Eup. pu:p.; Helleb.; Ign., Mag. ra, ; Phos. ac.; Scnec. FEARS — Dreads: Being carried or raised; Bor.; Bry.; Sanic. Crossing streets, crowds, excitement — Aeon,; Hydroc. ac. ; Plat Dark, ghosts — Aeon.; Ars.; Bell.; Carb. v. ; Caust; Hyos.; Lyc.; Med.; Op.; Phos.; Puls.; Radium; Stram. Death, fatal diseases, impending evil — Aeon.; Agn.; Anac.; Apis; Arg. n. ; Ars.; Aur.; Ccct.; Calc, c.; Cim.; Dig.; Gels.; Graph.; Hydr. ; Ign.; Kali c ; Lac c. ; Ltl. t., Naja; Nat m.; Nit. ac.; Nux v.; Phaseol. ; Phos.; Plat; Pod.; Psor. ; Puls.; Rhus t; Sec.; Sep.; Stann.; Staph.; Still.; Svph ; Ver. a. Downward motion, falling — ’bar.; Gels.; Hyper.; Sanic. Heart ceases beating, must move — Gels, (reverse Dig.). Lectophobia — Can. s. Loaa of reason — Aeon.; Alum.; Arg. n.; Calc, c.; Can.* md.; Chlorum; Ctm.; Iod.; Kali hr.; Lac c. ; Lii, t.; Manctn.; Med,; Plat ; Sep.; Syph.; Ver. a. Motion — Bry.; Calad.; Gels.; Mag. p.

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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