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Talking, averse to ☞ Answers, Taciturn
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 6
glon. Glonoin cham. Chamomilla arg-n. Argentum Nitricum bapt. Baptisia Tinctoria gels. Gelsemium Sempervirens chel. Chelidonium Majus
4 of 5 marks 14
dig. Digitalis Purpurea phos. Phosphorus ferr. Ferrum Metallicum ign. Ignatia Amara lac-d. Lac Defloratum sulph. Sulphur coff-t. Coffea Tosta ip. Ipecacuanha anac. Anacardium Orientale hydr. Hydrastis Canadensis carb-an. Carbo Animalis coloc. Colocynthis lach. Lachesis plb. Plumbum Metallicum
1 of 5 marks 24
am-m. Ammonium Muriaticum thuj. Thuja Occidentalis asim. Asimina Triloba ox-ac. Oxalicum Acidum cast. Castoreum camph. Camphora Officinarum stann. Stannum Metallicum viol-o. Viola Odorata berb. Berberis Vulgaris acon. Aconitum Napellus dios. Dioscorea Villosa spong. Spongia Tosta coff. Coffea Cruda bell. Belladonna nat-c. Natrum Carbonicum mez. Mezereum ars-s-r. Arsenicum Sulphuratum Rubrum mag-m. Magnesia Muriatica calc. Calcarea Carbonica ambr. Ambra Grisea nat-a. Natrum Arsenicatum viol-t. Viola Tricolor pall. Palladium apoc. Apocynum Cannabinum
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 74 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; TALKING; averse to