A SYNOPTIC KEY OF THE MATERIA MEDICA By Cyrus Maxwell BOGER

Foreword
Part 1: ANALYSIS
: A Short Repertory

List
of Remedies in the Repertory

TIME
* CONDITIONS OF AGGRAVATION AND
AMELIORATION * GENERALITIES
* INTELLECT * MIND
* VERTIGO * HEAD
* EXTERNAL HEAD ; BONES AND
SCALP * EYES * VISION
* EARS * HEARING
* NOSE AND ACCESSORY CAVITIES * FACE
* TEETH * GUMS
* PALATE * TONGUE
* MOUTH AND THROAT * SALIVA
* TASTE * APPETITE
* AVERSIONS * THIRST
* CRAVINGS AND DESIRES * WATERBRASH
* HEARTBURN * QUALMISHNESS
* HICCOUGH * NAUSEA
* REGURGITATION * RETCHING
AND GAGGING * VOMITING * ERUCTATIONS
* EPIGASTRIUM * STOMACH
AND ABDOMEN * EXTERNAL
ABDOMEN * HYPOCHONDRIÆ
* FLATULENCE * GROINS
* ANUS AND RECTUM * PERINEUM
* STOOL * MICTURITION
* URINE * SEDIMENT
* URINARY ORGANS * GENITALS
* MALE ORGANS * FEMALE
ORGANS * SEXUAL IMPULSE * MENSTRUATION
* LEUCORRHŒA * RESPIRATION
* COUGH * LARYNX
AND TRACHEA * VOICE AND SPEECH
* EXTERNAL THROAT * NECK
(NAPE) * CHEST AND LUNGS * EXTERNAL
CHEST * AXILLÆ * MAMMÆ
* NIPPLES * HEART,
CIRCULATION AND PULSE * BACK, SPINE
AND CORD * SCAPULAR REGION
* DORSAL REGION * LUMBAR
REGION * SACRUM * UPPER
LIMBS * LOWER LIMBS * SKIN
* SLEEP * CHILL,
CHILLINESS, COLDNESS, ETC. IN GENERAL * HEAT
* SWEAT

Part 2: SYNOPSIS
: An exposition of the important and
characteristic features of the most important remedies of the
Homoeopathic Materia Medica, with their physiological spheres of
activities, modalities and relationships
List of Remedies in the
Materia Medica Portion: AAA
* Abro. * Aco.
* Act-r. * Act-sp.
* Ado. * Aesc.
* Aeth. * Agar.
* Ag-c. * Ail.
* Alet. * All-c.
* Alo. * Alu.
* Amb. * Am-c.
* Am-m. * Amy-n.
* Anac. * Anth.
* Ant-c. * Ant-t.
* Ap. * Apoc.
* Aral. * Aran.
* Arg. * Arg-n.
* Arn. * Ars.
* Ars-io. * Aru-t.
* Asa. * Asar.
* Asclep. * Ast-fl.
* Ast-r. * Aur.
* BBB * Bad.
* Bap. * Bar-c.
* Bell. * Bels.
* Benz-ac. * Berb.
* Bism. * Bor.
* Bov. * Bro.
* Bry. * Buf.
* Bur-p. * CCC
* Cact. * Cad-s.
* Calad. * Calc-c.
* Calc-f. * Calc-hyp.
* Calc-p. * Calc-s.
* Calend. * Cam.
* Canc-fl. * Cann.
* Canth. * Caps.
* Carb-a. * Carb-v.
* Carb-ac. * Card-m.
* Cast. * Caul.
* Caus. * Cean.
* Ced. * Cep.
* Cham. * Chel.
* Chenop. * Chim.
* Chin. * Chi-ar.
* Chi-s. * Chio.
* Chl-hy. * Chlor.
* Cic. * Cimi.
* Cina. * Cinb.
* Cist. * Clem.
* Cob. * Coca.
* Cocc. * Coc-c.
* Cof. * Colch.
* Coll. * Col.
* Com. * Con.
* Cop. * Cor-r.
* Corn. * Cratae.
* Croc. * Crot-h.
* Crot-t. * Cub.
* Culx. * Cup-ar.
* Cup. * Cyc.
* DDD * Daph.
* Dict. * Dig.
* Dios. * Diph.
* Dros. * Dulc.
* EEE * Echi.
* Elap. * Epip.
* Equi. * Erig.
* Eucal. * Eup-p.
* Eup-pur. * Euphor.
* Euphr. * Euon.
* FFF * Fag.
* Fer. * Fer-p.
* Flu-ac. * Form.
* Frax. * GGG
* Gamb. * Gel.
* Gen. * Glo.
* Gnap. * Goss.
* Grap. * Grat.
* Grind. * Guai.
* Gym. * HHH
* Ham. * Hell.
* Helo. * Hep.
* Hyds. * Hyd-ac.
* Hyo. * Hypr.
* III * Ign.
* Iod. * Ip.
* Iris. * JJJ
* Jab. * Jal.
* Jat. * Jus.
* KKK * Kali-ar.
* Kali-bi. * Kali-bro.
* Kali-c. * Kali-chl.
* Kali-io. * Kali-m.
* Kali-n. * Kali-p.
* Kali-s. * Kalm.
* Kre. * LLL
* Lac-c. * Lac-d.
* Lach. * Lapp.
* Latro. * Laur.
* Led. * Lept.
* Lil-t. * Lith-c.
* Lob. * Lues.
* Lyc. * Lycps.
* Lys. * MMM
* Mag-c. * Mag-m.
* Mag-p. * Mag-s.
* Manc. * Mang.
* Mar-v. * Med.
* Mel. * Men.
* Meph. * Merc-c.
* Merc-cy. * Merc-d.
* Merc-i-f. * Merc-i-r.
* Merc-p-r. * Merc.
* Mez. * Mill.
* Mos. * Murx.
* Mur-ac. * Mygl.
* Myri. * NNN
* Naj. * Nat-c.
* Nat-m. * Nat-p.
* Nat-s. * Nit-ac.
* Nux-m. * Nux-v.
* OOO * Oci-c.
* Oenan. * Old.
* Ol-an. * Ol-j.
* Onos. * Op.
* Osm. * Ox-ac.
* PPP * Paeon.
* Pall. * Par-b.
* Par. * Petr.
* Phel. * Pho-ac.
* Pho. * Phys.
* Phyt. * Pic-ac.
* Plan. * Plat.
* Plb. * Pod.
* Polyg. * Pru-s.
* Psor. * Pul.
* Pyro. * RRR
* Radm-b. * Rana-b.
* Ran-b. * Ran-sc.
* Raph. * Rat.
* Rhe. * Rhod.
* Rhus-t. * Rob.
* Rum. * Rut.
* SSS * Saba.
* Sabal. * Sabi.
* Samb. * Sang.
* Sanic. * Sars.
* Scil. * Scop.
* Scut. * Sec-c.
* Sele. * Senec.
* Seneg. * Sep.
* Sil. * Solid.
* Spig. * Spo.
* Stan. * Stap.
* Stict. * Stram.
* Stro. * Strop.
* Sul. * Sul-ac.
* Sul-io. * Sumb.
* Symp. * Syph.
* TTT * Tab.
* Tarx. * Tarn-c.
* Tarn. * Tell.
* Terb. * Teucr.
* Ther. * Thlas.
* Thu. * Thyr.
* Til. * Tril.
* Tub. * UUU
* Urt-u. * Ust.
* VVV * Val.
* Variol. * Ver-a.
* Ver-v. * Verb.
* Vib. * Vinc.
* Vio-od. * Vio-t.
* Vip. * Vis-a.
* XXX * Xantx.
* ZZZ * Zin-ar.
* Zin-chr. * Zin-io.
* Zin. * Zin-ph.
* Zin-v.

Part 3:
(a) – Table of the Approximate
Duration of Action of Remedies.
(b) – Complementary Remedies.
(c) – Antagonistic Remedies.
(d) – S.T.R.:
Supplemental Reference Table i.e. a valuable additional table for ready
reference to the Repertorial Portion in the Text.

A * B
* C * D
* E * F
* G * H
* I * J
* K * L
* M * N
* O * P
* Q * R
* S * T
* U * V
* W * X
* Y * Z

The “Supplementary Reference Table” has been, enlarged
considerably, especially by transferring most of the comparisons to it
from the text of the respective remedies. This makes for clearness and
facility of reference.

C. M. BOGER.
Parkersburg, W. Va.

As long as old ailments reappear or are worse,
without the appearance of essentially new symptoms which lie outside of
its sphere of action, we should guard against a repetition of the
remedy, or changing to a new one.

Boenninghausen.

Symptoms appearing last in a proving have the highest
value.

Hering.

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