Philosophy and posology

Homoeopathy Explained

John Henry Clarke · Homoeopathy Explained · 1905 · 285 passages in 25 chapters

Clarke's preface is dated 10 April 1905

25 chapters

  1. Preface.13 passages
  2. How I became a Homœopath.3 passages
  3. Homœopathy, Allopathy & Enantiopathy : — Three Ways of Utilising Drug Action.4 passages
  4. The Principle of Cure by Medicines Revealed by Hahnemann.10 passages
  5. The Word "Homœopathy." — Advantages of the Homœopathic Method of Studying Drugs. — Examples.5 passages
  6. Sketch of Hahnemann's Career : The Search for a Principle in Medicine.27 passages
  7. Hahnemann's Criticism of the Practice of his Time. — Some Old-School Appreciations of Hahnemann.12 passages
  8. Homœopathy and Pathology or the Theory of Disease.18 passages
  9. Hahnemann's Doctrine of the Chronic Miasms.12 passages
  10. The Infinitesimal Dose.10 passages
  11. The Power of Infinitesimals Recognised by Non-Homœopathic Authorities.14 passages
  12. Examples of Homœopathic Cures from Hahnemann's Own Practice.16 passages
  13. More Illustrations. Meissonier's Dog. Count Radetsky.7 passages
  14. What are Homœopathic Medicines ?8 passages
  15. The Different Meanings of the Word "Dose".4 passages
  16. The Homœopathic Materia Medica.7 passages
  17. Sensitives. The case of Casper Hauser.13 passages
  18. What are "LIKES" ?15 passages
  19. Serum Therapeutics and Nosodes.8 passages
  20. How to practise homœopathy.9 passages
  21. Some comparative statistics.12 passages
  22. Is Homœopathy Spreading ?10 passages
  23. Some Objections Answered.14 passages
  24. The Hopefulness And Harmlessness Of Homœopathy. — Conservative Medicine.4 passages
  25. Conclusion : Homœopathy in Aphorisms.30 passages