The Mnemonic Similiad

Cocculus Indicus cocc.

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Mnemonic names

Coc. / (Cock.) / The Cook.

Verse

Cocculus,-Thou "Knockout" sprite!
Nervousness is thy delight.
Not unfrequently, indeed,
With a biliousness in lead.
Nausea then thy symptoms bold,
Felt when riding, or when cold.
Or when rising up in bed,
Or with ailments in the head,
Or with stomach cramp, that may
Take the very breath away.
Numbness is thy charge to keep,
Holding hands and feet asleep,
Giving us to see by this
Tokens of paralysis.
Which spells of trembling may
With hysteric fits hold sway.
Worse by eating, drinking, talk,
Smoking, riding, taking walk.

Mnemonic sentences

The Cook,- Has stomach cramp.

The Cook., "Aunt Grace" has a leaky tin cup.

This Cook,-Who is subject to Trembling spells,-Is at the Mexican Zoo, gaping at old Agar Knight's mossy ale cup.

Indications

Cramp Pain in the stomach: Coc., Ant. c., Graph., Lyc., Kal. c., Stan., Cup.

Trembling in General: Coc., Mer., Hyo., ZN., Gel., Pho., Con., Agar., Arg. n., Mos., Lach., Cup.-(Weak trembling knees, Coc., Pul.-Trembling head, Coc., Asa., Mer., Tart. e., Verat. a.-Trembling abdomen, Iod., Lil. t.-Internal trembling, Camp., Sul. a.)