Analytical Repertory of the Symptoms of the Mind

Dr. Constantine Hering was a pioneer of homeopathy in the United States and helped spread the practice there. He built the first homeopathic school in any country. From 1845 to 1869, he held the chairs of medicine and materia medica at the Philadelphia College of Homeopathy. He studied remedies for venomous serpent bites and hydrophobia extensively, developing many of Hahnemanns beliefs.A book filled with interesting information by the father of American homeopathy. Herings inclusion of categories such as Relation to Space gives us an invaluable insight into what he looked for in a case. As previously mentioned, writing by Hering is rarely seen, so the lengthy introduction to this work is well worth reading and gives us a view into the thinking of one of the grand minds in homeopathy.Key Features:- The book contains 48 chapters, in the Hahnemannian schema. The book starts with Mind and Disposition through Fever, and ends with Stages of Life and Relationship with other drugs. Hering interspersed several chapters on Relation to Time and Relation to Space - i.e., moving, standing, changing place, etc. Section 43 is called Sensations Classified and has a two-page index. He uses four signs based on Benninghausens four degrees: Observed on the healthy, Observed often and repeatedly Applied successfully with the sick, Applied very often and repeatedly