Source I
Publicum Repertory (derived from Kent)
Public domain
74,667
Rubrics
735K
Remedy links
Used to score and shortlist remedies by frequency and grade (plain, italic, bold).
The Process
From symptom to simillimum, in four steps.
1
Describe the case
Modalities, mentals, peculiarities — in plain language.
2
Repertorise
Kent's rubrics are searched; remedies scored by grade.
3
Differentiate
Up to seven targeted clinical questions, one at a time.
4
Recommend
A single rubric-grounded remedy with full Boericke, Kent, Allen and Clarke references.
The highest ideal of cure is rapid, gentle and permanent restoration of the health, or removal and annihilation of the disease in its whole extent.
Provenance
Grounded in eight classical texts.
Repertories
Source II
Boericke’s Repertory
Public domain
8,314
Rubrics
128K
Remedy links
Boericke’s own repertory companion to his Materia Medica.
Source III
Boenninghausen’s Pocketbook (Allen ed., 1891)
Public domain
2,812
Rubrics
97K
Remedy links
Characteristic, complete, and cross-referenced approach to repertorisation.
Source IV
Nash’s Regional Leaders
Public domain
2,060
Rubrics
2,074
Remedy links
Nash’s clinical keynotes organised by body region for rapid prescribing.
Materia Medica
Source V
Boericke’s Materia Medica
Semantically indexed · public domain
688
Chapters
6,393
Sections
Provides keynote sections for clarifying questions and final recommendations.
Source VI
Kent’s Lectures on Homoeopathic Materia Medica
Semantically indexed · public domain
180
Chapters
4,392
Sections
Kent’s clinical lectures — deep mental, generals, and modalities portraits of each remedy.
Source VII
Allen’s Keynotes and Characteristics
Semantically indexed · public domain
185
Chapters
1,037
Sections
Compact, sharply-organised keynotes for fast clinical lookup — ideal differentiators.
Source VIII
Clarke’s Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica
Semantically indexed · public domain
1,007
Chapters
21,622
Sections
Detailed clinical observations and characteristics across mental, physical, and modality dimensions.
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