Agnus Castus agn.

Agn. / Agnus

Agnus castus, Thine the fire
of inordinate desire,
Which may render marriage use
Void, from sexual abuse.
With a weak and absent mind
Much to self-contempt inclined.
Body wrecked, wherein compete
Leucorrhoea drain, and gleet.

Agnus has Leucorrhoea.

Agnus Helen Euca, the Creole, seeks to hide from the Boer thug, Ova Carba, as she passes the Mug Inn, with Ida Calvin.

This Agnus, who is subject to absence of mind, is away on the coast of India with the hapless nun of St. Para.

Leucorrhoea: Agnus, Helon, Euca., Kreo., Sec., Hyd., Borax., Thuj., Ova., Carb. a., Pul., Sep., Mer., Graph., Nux m., Iod., Cal. c. (Ropy, Hyd., Kal. b.; streaming down Alu.; instead of menses, Coc., Iod., Sil.)

Absence of Mind: Agn., Alu., Apis, Ig., Pul., Verat. a. (Fixed thought, Ig.; things fall from hand, Hell.)