Viola Odorata viol-o.

Boger's Synoptic Key — Materia Medica

C. M. Boger · Boger's Synoptic Key — Materia Medica · A Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica, 1915 — the Materia Medica half

Region

Nerves: Eyes. Ears. Vision. Wrists (R). Skin.

Worse

Cloudy weather. Cool air. Music. Puberty.

General

Tension. Nervous activity, then sudden exhaustion. Combined eye, ear and kidney or worm symptoms.

Particulars

Pain over brows. Pain l. eye to vertex, < cough. Cramp in eyes. Otorrhœa. Craves meat. Itching at anus. Milky urine. Enuresis. Weight on chest. Dry skin, with moist palms. Cold shoulders.

Related

Related: Pul. Spi.

Key-Notes to the Materia Medica

Henry N. Guernsey · Key-Notes to the Materia Medica · homeoint.org / Médi-T HTML text (Guernsey d. 1885; public domain)

General

Congestion of blood to single parts. Troubles of, or on left ear.

Remedies following

Nux vom., Pulsat., Bellad.

Antidote

Camphor.

Homœopathic Materia Medica

William Boericke · Homœopathic Materia Medica · 9th edition

Common name

Violet

General

Has a specific action on the ear. Affects especially dark-haired patients; supra-orbital and orbital regions; rheumatism in upper parts of the body when on the right side. Worm affections in children (Teuc). Locally, for pain due to uterine fibroids. Also against snake-bites, bee-stings. Tension extends to upper half of face and ears.

Head

Burning of the forehead. Vertigo; everything in head seems to whirl around. Heaviness of head, with sensation of weakness in muscles of nape of neck. Scalp tense; must knit the brows. Tendency to pain immediately above eyebrows. Throbbing under eye and temple. Headache across the forehead. Acts upon frontal sinuses. Hysterical attacks in tuberculous patients.

Eyes

Heaviness of lids. Eyeball feels compressed. Flames before eyes. Myopia. Choroiditis. Illusions of vision; fiery, serpentine circles.

Ears

Shooting in ears. Aversion to music. Roaring and tickling. Deep stitches beneath ears. Deafness; otorrhœa. Ear affections with pain in eyeballs.

Respiratory

Torpor in the end of nose, as from a blow. Dry, short, spasmodic cough and dyspnœa; worse in daytime. Oppression of chest. Pertussis, with hoarseness. Dyspnœa during pregnancy. Difficult breathing, anxiety and palpitation, with hysteria.

Extremities

Rheumatism of the deltoid muscle. Trembling of limbs. Pressing pain in right carpal and metacarpal joints. (Ulmus).

Urinary

Milky urine; smells strong. Enuresis in nervous children.

Modalities

Worse, cool air.

Relationship

Compare: Ulmus (formication in feet, numb, creeping pain in legs and feet; rheumatic pains above wrists; numbness, tingling, and full soreness where gastrocnemius gives off its tendon); Chenopodium (ears; serous or bloody effusion in the labyrinth; chronic otitis media; progressive deafness to the voice, but sensitive to sounds of passing vehicles and other sounds; buzzing; absent or deficient bone conduction; a consciousness of the ear; hearing better for shrill, high-pitched sounds than for low ones); Aur; Puls; Sep; Ign; Cina; Cauloph (in rheumatism of small joints).

Dose

First to sixth potency.

Leaders in Homoeopathic Therapeutics

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Leaders

Eczema capitis, cracks, exudes and wets the hair; strong urine like cat's urine.

Text Book of Materia Medica

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Mind and Disposition

The intellect predominates over the mind (emotions). Increased activity of the intellect. Hysteric mood with constant weeping. Weakness of memory. Excessive flow of ideas.

Head

Vertigo while sitting. Congestion of blood to the head, with pricking in the forehead. The head feels heavy and sinks forward. Tension in the scalp, which extends to the upper part of the face.

Eyes

The eyelids are drawn down, as from sleep.

Ears

Stitches in and around the ears. Aversion to music, especially to the violin.

Nose

Numbness of the tip of the nose.

Face

Hot forehead. Tension below the eyes and above the nose, extending to the temples.

Respiratory Organs

Shortness of breathing and violent dyspnœa as if a stone were lying on the chest. Difficulty of breathing, with painful exhalation, anxiety and palpitation of the heart.

Extremities

Aching pain in the (left) wrist. Drawing pain in the elbow joint and dorsum of the hand.

Generalities

Passing burning, here and there, as if it concentrated there and burned there with a small flame. Trembling of the limbs. Relaxation of all the muscles. Great nervous debility. Hypochondriacal and hysterical complaints.

A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica

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General

Viola odorata. Sweet-scented Violet. N. O. Violaceæ (an order most members of which contain Emetin, and under which Ipec . is sometimes placed: allied to Cinchonaceæ). Tincture of fresh plant in flower.

Clinical

Cancer. Choroiditis Cough, spasmodic; by day. Hoarseness. Hysteria. Neuralgia, supra-orbital. Otorrhœa; suppressed. Rheumatism. Seminal emissions. Styes. Whooping-cough. Wrists, rheumatism of.

Characteristics

The Violet was introduced by Gross and proved by Hahnemann, Gross, and Stapf. Gross says of his symptoms that they recurred equally in all positions, were mild, yet more definitely felt than from other drugs. Hahnemann had bruised pain in all the bones in the morning, in bed after waking, > after rising. Stapf had relaxation of all the muscles. The mind was greatly excited and disturbed, and V. od . found its first uses in hysterical cases. Aversion to music, especially the violin, is one of the peculiar symptoms. There is increased activity and rush of ideas, generally confused: "Can only grasp half an idea; puts it in its proper place but cannot hold it." A keynote symptom of V. od . is Tension : "Tension of the occiput and forehead"; "Tension of the scalp of occiput even when not moving, though < bending head forward and backward; painful, compelling him to wrinkle forehead; lasting several days." Gross experienced the former and Stapf the latter of these. The following is from Gross: "Tension which at times extends to upper half of face, especially of nose, thence to forehead and temples, as far as ears, alternating with a similar sensation in occiput and cervical muscles." Cooper ( H. M ., xxix. 154 and 640) has illustrated the action of V. od . on the head and eye by a case: Miss X. had for twenty years attacks of fearful headache which began suddenly and without apparent cause at intervals of a week or more. The pain was throbbing under right temple and eye, sometimes flying for a short time to the other side. Vision very defective, especially on dull, wet days; chronic choroiditis had been diagnosed by one prominent oculist. On September 11, 1893, a single dose of V. od . Ø was given. Next day the patient had a headache, not in the usual place, but quite at the vertex. After this there were no severe headaches and very few threatenings. General health improved and the sight also; the pain and irritation, which were formerly distracting, disappeared. Cooper ordered discontinuance of glasses. On March 10, 1894, there was a rather pronounced attack of headache, with sick feeling, at the time of the period; "the first day the pain was through my head, the second day about an inch or two above the right ear." Another dose of V. od . Ø was sent. From this time the cure went steadily forward. Appetite and strength increased, and sight gradually became normal. On May 11, 1894, the patient wrote, "I am quite well, and my sight is in splendid order." Cooper considers V. od . has a very specific relation to the lateral sinuses and their vasomotor nerves. Symptoms of the proving show a "decided pitch" on the interior of the eyes: "Oppression in the eyeballs; heat and burning of the eyes"; "Fiery appearances (a fiery semicircle) before the eyes"; "Stinging in the eyes." Cooper has also published an ear case treated with Viola ( H. M ., xxix. 154): A child of seventeen months had been affected with recurring otorrhœa of both ears ( < right) from birth; and two other children of the same parents were said to have died from discharges of the ears, coming on in the same unaccountable manner. V. od . Ø, one dose, was given, and the next day a great quantity of ills-smelling discharge came from the right ear, with immediate improvement in the child's condition; from being drowsy and listless she became bright and intelligent. Thereafter both discharge and deafness disappeared. Ear affections with pain about the orbits indicate V. od. V. od . has cured a number of cases of rheumatism, chiefly right-sided. It has a marked affection for the wrists, especially the right. Cooper considers it Suited to "dark-complexioned people of the Fer. pic . type"; Hering says to "tall, thin, nervous girls"; to "mild, impressive girls of fair complexion"; and to "tuberculous patients." Teste, who used Viola frequently, described the type as "a lymphatico-nervous temperament, a mild disposition, dry and cool skin." Many patients cured by him were tall and slender. [The cure of Lady Margaret Marsham, 67, of an affection of the throat pronounced to be malignant (apparently epithelioma of tonsil), with an infusion of Violet leaves is on record ( H. W ., xxxvi. 556). Boiling water was poured on the fresh leaves and allowed to stand twelve hours. Compresses moistened with this were applied externally to the throat and covered with oil-silk. Relief of pain, dysphagia, and suffocative symptoms was immediate. The external swelling disappeared in a week, the growth on the tonsil in a fortnight.] Peculiar Sensations are: As if everything in head whirled around. As if eyeballs were compressed. As if nose had been beaten and blood were pressing out. As if hard palate were dried up. As if a stone were lying on chest. Burning like a small, transient flame in spots here and there. The symptoms are: < Bending head backward and forward. < By day (cough). < From music. Bone pains > after rising in morning. < Cold room (hoarseness). < Dull wet day (vision).

Relations

Antidoted by: Camph. Compatible: In whooping-cough, Coral.; in helminthiasis, Cina. Compare: Pain in right wrist, Act. spi., Bry. Ropy sputa, K. bi. Weakness of muscles of neck, Ver., Ant. t. < Music, Nux, Sep., Ph. ac., Aco., Nat. c., Puls. [Cooper has pointed out a close relationship between the Violaceæ and the Rubiaceæ, notably between Viola and Ipecac. Both Viola and Ipec. have been used externally as remedies for stings and snake-bites ( H. W ., xxxvi. 249).] Teste puts Viola in the Chelidonium group, and finds a striking analogy between these two remedies.

Causation

Suppressed discharges.

Mind

Sombre melancholy and sadness. ─ Hysterical humour, with constant weeping, without knowing why. ─ Aversion to conversation. ─ Great weakness of memory and forgetfulness. ─ Great concourse (excessive flow) of unsettled and confused ideas. ─ Insane confusion, childish behaviour, disobedience, refusing nourishment, talks in a low, soft voice. ─ Remarkable perspicuity and great activity of brain. ─ Predominance of intellect over feeling. ─ Increased activity of the intellect.

Head

Dull and painful confusion in the head. ─ Turning vertigo, also when seated. ─ Headache, sometimes with cramps in eyes and luminous circles before sight. ─ Drawing in l. frontal eminence. ─ The head feels heavy and sinks forward; sensation of weakness in muscles of nape. ─ Rush of blood to head, with prickings in sinciput (forehead). ─ Tension in integuments of the head, extending into face, nose, and ears, frequently causing a knitting of the brows. ─ Burning in forehead.

Eyes

Cramps in eyelids. ─ Closing of eyes as from drowsiness. ─ Heaviness of eyelids. ─ Sensation as if eyeball were compressed. ─ Pupils contracted. ─ Heat and burning sensation in eyes. ─ Myopia. ─ Flames before eyes. ─ (Chronic choroiditis with fearful throbbing headache under r. temple. ─ R. T. C.). ─ Caused styes on r. eyelids in a case of Cooper's. ─ (Vision dim, < on dull, wet days).

Ears

Shootings in (and around) ears. ─ Aversion to all kinds of music, principally violin. ─ Murmuring and tinkling before ears. ─ (Discharges of both ears with deafness disappeared after one dose of Ø. ─ R. T. C.). ─ Brings on a discharge that has stopped; or heals a discharge in a few days (R. T. C.).

Nose

Numbness of tip of nose as from a blow, and as if blood were pressing out.

Face

Hot forehead. ─ Pain in face, with drawing pressure in zygomatic process. ─ Tension in integuments of face, esp. above eyes. ─ Tension below eyes and above nose, extending to temples. ─ Tearings in (l.) lower jaw in direction of ear.

Teeth

Tearing pain in (r.) lower teeth.

Mouth

Sensation in hard palate as if it were completely dried up. ─ Aphthæ.

Abdomen

Distension of abdomen.

Stool and Anus

Constipation, with ineffectual want to evacuate. ─ Helminthiasis. ─ Itching of anus every afternoon.

Male Sexual Organs

Pollutions, followed by headache.

Female Sexual Organs

During pregnancy, dyspnœa.

Respiratory Organs

Hoarseness, followed by coryza. ─ Dyspnœa with violent cough; < in daytime. ─ By day chiefly, in long-lasting spells, dry, short, violent cough, with much dyspnœa. ─ Whooping-cough in nervous, thin little girls. ─ Sputum profuse, clear, ropy, jelly-like. ─ Respiration difficult, and scarcely perceptible, with painful expiration, excessive anguish, and violent palpitation of heart. ─ Shortness of breath.

Chest

Violent oppression of the chest and dyspnœa, with pressure on the chest, as by a stone.

Neck and Back

Tension in muscles of the neck. ─ Jerking drawing in cervical muscles, near nape, extending down, < lying on opposite side.

Limbs

Rheumatism of r: side; motion of r. side almost impossible. ─ Bruised pain in all bones in morning in bed, after waking, disappears after rising. ─ Relaxation of all the muscles. ─ Drawing pains in limbs. ─ Pain as if broken in all joints on waking in morning. ─ Trembling of limbs.

Upper Limbs

Slight trembling of arms; dyspnœa. ─ Rheumatism of upper limbs; deltoid; of r. carpal and metacarpal joints. ─ Drawing pain in elbow-joint and back of hand. ─ Pressive, aching pain in the wrists, esp. r.

Lower Limbs

Œdematous swelling of lower limbs with stitching pains.

Generalities

Congestion of blood to single parts. ─ Troubles of or on l. ear. ─ Burning and flushes of heat in different parts. ─ Great nervous debility. ─ The sufferings are mild, but still well defined, and the same in all positions. ─ Yawning every morning, with lachrymation. ─ The patient lies on the back while asleep at night, with the l. hand passed above the head and the knees bent; contrary to his habit.

Skin

Dry, warm skin, want of sweat; only palms moist; measles running an irregular course. ─ Transient burning here and there in small spots.

Sleep

Yawning: and stretching without sleepiness; every morning so that eyes fill with water. ─ Sleepiness in eyes, lids will close. ─ Lies on back in sleep with l. hand over head, knees bent and lying far to side.

Fever

Chilly disposition. ─ Forehead hot. ─ Transient burning, here and there, as if it concentrated in a small spot and burned there like a small flame. ─ Febrile shuddering. ─ Night-sweats.

The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica

Constantine Hering · The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica · 1879–91

General

Sweet-scented Violet. Violaceæ.
The tincture is prepared from the fresh plant in flower.
Introduced by Wm. Gross.
Provings by Gross, Hahnemann and Stapf, Archiv für Hom., vol. 8, p. 182.
CLINICAL AUTHORITIES.
- Rheumatism , Kitchen, Phila. Jour. Hom., vol. 1, p. 49 ; B. J. H., vol. 24, p. 314 ; Hysteria , P. Pop. Hom. Zeitschr., vol. 13.

Mind

Very great intellectual and emotional activity, with constant weak memory, followed by headache.
Weakness of memory ; or increased mental activity, easy comprehension ; intellect predominates over emotions.
Momentary vanishing of thought.
Weakness of memory ; when he reaches a period in reading, he has already forgotten beginning of sentence.
Confusion of thought ; when he attempted to express his thoughts in words, they immediately disappeared, and strange thoughts took their place ; he could not recall former.
He seems able to recognize but half an idea ; he puts it in proper place but cannot hold it ; he makes great effort to grasp the other half, but at same moment half of another incomplete idea presses upon him, and so on ; thoughts chase one another, but he always has but half a thought which he cannot hold to and cannot think out ; judgment remains, he recognizes morbid fancies, but cannot prevent them ; he looks like one meditating and despondent.
Disconnected thoughts thronged one upon the other, he was able to grasp none of them ; his judgment remained good because he knew how little he would be under-stood if he expressed his thoughts ; on this account he kept quiet, yet for most part was unable to express his phantasies even by a word.
Hysterical ; inclined to weep without knowing why.
Sadness turning to gloomy despondency ; hypochondriacal mood.
Aversion to all music, especially violin.
Aversion to talking.
Very restless, talking much. θ Measles.
Insane confusion, childish behavior, disobedience, refusing nourishment, talks in a low, soft voice.

Sensorium

Vertigo : while sitting ; everything in head seems to whirl around.

Inner head

Dull, confused headache.
A pricking in forehead from rush of blood.
Heaviness of whole head, it sinks forward, cervical muscles seem very weak.
Headache, with cramp in one eye, with vision of a fiery tremulous half-circle.

Outer head

Drawing in left frontal eminence.
Head feels heavy and sinks forward.
Tension in scalp extending to upper part of face.
Tension of scalp of occiput even when not moving, though < on bending head forward and backward ; a painful sensation which compels him to wrinkle frontal muscles.

Sight and eyes

Toward evening a feeling of dryness and burning in lids ; sensitiveness to light ; painful forcible drawing together of lids as from irresistible sleep.
Sharp vision, ease in looking.
Contours of letters are not sharply defined while reading, they seem to run together.
Is obliged to hold objects somewhat nearer than usual in order to see distinctly.
It seems thick before eyes and everything seems dim.
Illusion of vision ; at point to which he looks he seems to see a half point which then becomes a tremulous light, constantly more fiery, at last looks like a half circle, and a zigzag fiery appearance following a serpentine course which at last becomes weaker and gradually disappears ; white of eye looks red.
Pupils contracted.
It seems to him as if each eyeball were compressed from both sides.
Heat and burning in eyes.
Burning pain in left eye.
Cramplike spasms in eyelids, extending to malar region, especially of left side.
Heaviness of lids, as from sleepiness.
Tendency of lids to close without physical sleepiness.
Tension beneath eyes.

Hearing and ears

Rushing and ringing in ears.
Aversion to music, especially to violin ; < from music.
Stitches in and around ears.
Drawing and tension in left ear, rather externally.
Sticking from within outward in left ear.
Deep, transient stitches alternately beneath one or other ear, especially left.
Pressing pain behind left ear, externally.

Smell and nose

Numbness of tip of nose, as if it had been beaten and blood were pressing out.

Upper face

Hot forehead.
Tension below eyes and above nose to temples.
Tension in scalp, which at times extends to upper half of face, especially of nose, then to forehead and temples, as far as ears, alternating with a similar sensation in occiput and cervical muscles.
Pressure on malar bone.
Violent drawing pressure from malar bone to temple.

Lower face

Tearing pain in left lower jaw extending to ear.

Teeth and gums

Tearing in teeth of right lower jaw.

Inner mouth

A sensation in hard palate as if it were completely dried up.
Aphthæ of infants.

Abdomen and loins

Distension of abdomen.

Stools and rectum

Helminthiasis.
Constipation.
Itching of anus, every afternoon.

Male sexual organs

Extremely unusual nocturnal emission, which does him no good, followed by headache.

Pregnancy. parturition. lactation

During pregnancy, dyspnœa.

Voice and larynx. trachea and bronchia

Hoarseness, followed by coryza.

Respiration

Short breath.
Difficulty of breathing, with painful exhalation, anxiety and palpitation.
Dyspnœa, with occasional cough ; < in daytime than at night. θ Pregnancy.
Shortness of breathing and violent dyspnœa, as if a stone were lying on chest.
Soft, noiseless breathing, respiration is scarcely noticed.

Cough

By day chiefly, in long-lasting spells, dry, short, violent, with much dyspnœa.
Whooping cough in nervous, thin little girls.
Sputum profuse, clear, ropy, jellylike.

Inner chest and lungs

Oppression of chest as from a weight, awakening her at night. θ Hysteria.
Frightful oppression of chest and dyspnœa, with pain in chest as from a stone lying upon it.

Neck and back

Jerking drawing in cervical muscles near nape of neck, extending downward, in evening, while lying on opposite side.

Upper limbs

Slight trembling of arms ; dyspnœa.
Rheumatic affections of upper limbs.
Aching in wrists, particularly right.
Drawing in elbow joint and in dorsum of hand.
Rheumatism of deltoid muscle for nearly two weeks ; wrist and hand of same side also affected.
Drawing pain in right elbow.
Pressing pain in right wrist.
Drawing pain in back of left metacarpus, extending toward wrist.
Cramplike pain in first joint of left index finger, even during rest.
Sticking in tip of middle finger.
Man, æt. 31, rheumatism of joints of right hand ; robust, slightly lymphatic, not scrofulous ; swelling of right wrist, also hand and fingers of same side, with intense heat in these parts ; acute pains ; motions impossible, hand being half flexed on forearm ; slight pains and swelling in left wrist ; sleeplessness ; temperature of skin greatly elevated with some acceleration of pulse ; sounds of heart normal.
Rheumatism affecting right carpal and metacarpal joints.

Lower limbs

Œdematous swelling of lower limbs, with stitching pains.

Limbs in general

Rheumatism of right side ; upper and lower extremities ; lancinating pains in joints of fingers of right hand : right wrist joint painful, swollen, stiff and cannot be moved without great pain ; right shoulder slightly painful, but no swelling ; right foot and ankle joints painful, swollen, least motion painful, almost impossible ; right knee joint swollen and painful ; wandering pains, occasionally in right side of head ; no fever ; heart normal ; slightly emaciated ; motion of right side almost impossible.
Trembling of limbs.
Bruised pain in all bones in morning, in bed, after waking, disappears after rising.

Rest. position. motion

Lies on back during sleep, left hand above head, knees bent.
Bending head forward and backward : tension in scalp <.

Nerves

Trembling of limbs.
Relaxation of all muscles.
Great nervous debility.
Hypochondriasis.
Hysteria ; much weeping without knowing why ; difficulty of breathing ; anxiety and palpitation.

Sleep

Yawning : and stretching without sleepiness ; every morning so that eyes fill with water.
Sleepiness in eyes and lids, they will close.
He lies on back at night during sleep with left hand above head contrary to habit, and with knees bent and lying far to side.

Time

Morning : bruised pain in bones on awaking ; yawning.
Daytime : dyspnœa and cough <.
Toward evening : dryness and burning in lids.
Evening : pain in cervical muscles.

Temperature and weather

After staying in a cold room during Fall season : hoarseness.

Fever

Forehead hot.
Chilly disposition.
Febrile shivering.
Night sweats.

Attacks, periodicity

Every afternoon : itching of anus.

Locality and direction

Left : drawing in frontal eminence ; burning in eye ; cramp in eyelids to malar region ; drawing and tension in ear ; sticking from within outward in ear ; pressing pain behind ear ; tearing in lower jaw to ear ; drawing pain in back of hand toward wrist ; cramplike pain in index finger.
Right : tearing in teeth of lower jaw ; drawing in elbow ; pressing pain in wrist ; rheumatism of wrist ; rheumatism <.

Sensations

As if everything in head whirled around ; as if eyeballs were compressed ; as if nose had been beaten and blood were pressing out ; as if hard palate were dried up ; as if a stone were lying on chest ; burning like a small transient flame in spots here and there.
Lancinating : in joints of fingers of right hand.
Stitches : in and about ears ; in swelling of lower lids.
Sticking : from within outward in left ear ; in tip of middle finger.
Prickling : in forehead.
Jerking : in cervical muscles.
Tearing : in left lower jaw to ear ; in teeth of right lower jaw.
Aching : in wrists.
Pressure : behind left ear ; in malar bone ; in right wrist.
Burning : in lids ; in eyes ; transient, in various places.
Drawing : in left frontal eminence ; in left ear ; from malar bone to temple ; in cervical muscles ; in elbow joint and dorsum of hand ; in right elbow ; on back of left metacarpus toward wrist.
Bruised pain : in bones.
Cramp : in eye, with headache ; in eyelids ; in first joint of left index finger.
Tension : in scalp ; beneath eyes ; in left ear.
Heaviness : in head ; of lids.
Numbness : of tip of nose.
Heat : in eyes.
Itching : of anus.
Dryness : in lids.

Skin

Dry, warm skin, want of sweat ; only palms moist ; measles running an irregular course.
Transient burning here and there on body ; seems concentrated in a small spot, like a small transient flame, while sitting during day, as well as while lying at night.

Stage of life, constitution

Hysteria.
Tall, thin, nervous girls ; mild, impressive, of fair complexion ; tuberculous.
Boy, æt. 19 ; rheumatism.
Woman, æt. 29, robust ; rheumatism.
Man, æt. 31, robust, slightly lymphatic ; rheumatism.
Man, æt. 61 ; rheumatism.
Mrs. ---, æt. 70 ; rheumatism.

Relations

Compatible : Corall . in whooping cough ; Cina in helminthiasis.