Dulcamara dulc.

Dul. / (1st D.) / The Duke.

Dulcamara,-Sounds the chime,
"I'm for mucus-I'm for slime,
Slime-or blood and slime, let loose,
I discharge from pipe or sluce."
Diarrhoea, is my boast,
A catarrhal kind the most.
Oft my skin is itching, dry,
Burning after scratching-Aye,
And if hive, or rash strike in,
Pains and asthma supervene.
From a dampness, cold, or rain,
Comes my mucous flux, or pain.
From a cold my ills arise;
Warmth or motion mollifies.

The Duke,-Has ailments caused by cold, damp weather, or getting the feet cold and damp.

The Duke, Rodger DeKalb, came with Phyllis to tea.

This Duke,-Who is subject to diarrhoea,- Is at Ira Croton's and is paying the vicious woman, Sue Gambo's impish child, Pete, for bitter apples.

Ailments from Cold, Damp Weather, or damp feet: Dul., Rhod., Kal. b., Cal. c., Mer., Phyt., Thuj.

Diarrhoea: Dul., Iris, Crot. t., Pho., Apis, Verat. a., Cal. c., Ars., Mer., Sul., Gambo., Ip., Cham., Pet., Alo., Podo., etc.