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Aphorism 257 § 257 Aphorism 257 : The true physician will take care to avoid making favorite remedies of medicines,…
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Aphorism 256 § 256 Aphorism 256 : Fifth Edition On the other hand, if the patient mention the occurrence of…
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Aphorism 255 § 255 Aphorism 255 : Fifth Edition But even with such individuals we may convince ourselves on this…
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Aphorism 254 § 254 Aphorism 254 : The other new or increased symptoms or, on the contrary, the diminution of…
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Aphorism 253 § 253 Aphorism 253 : Among the signs that, in all diseases, especially in such as are of…
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Aphorism 252 § 252 Aphorism 252 : But should we find, during the employment of the other medicines in chronic…
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Aphorism 251 § 251 Aphorism 251 : There are some medicines (e.g., ignatia, also bryonia and rhus, and sometimes belladonna)…
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Aphorism 250 § 250 Aphorism 250 : When, to the observant practitioner who accurately investigates the state of the disease,…
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Aphorism 249 § 249 Aphorism 249 : Every medicine prescribed for a case of disease which, in the course of…
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Aphorism 248 § 248 Aphorism 248 Fifth Edition The dose of the same medicine may be repeated several times according to…
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Aphorism 247 § 247 § 247 Fifth Edition Aphorism 247 : Under these conditions, the smallest doses of the best…
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Aphorism 246 § 246 Aphorism 246 Fifth Edition On the other hand, the slowly progressive amelioration consequent on a very…
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Aphorism 245 § 245 Aphorism 245 Fifth Edition Having thus seen what attention should, in the homoeopathic treatment, be paid…
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Aphorism 244 § 244 Aphorism 244 : The intermittent fevers endemic in marshy districts and tracts of country frequently exposed…
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Aphorism 243 § 243 Aphorism 243 : In those often very pernicious intermittent fevers which attack a single person, not…