...from the patient — the dose of the honuxopathically selected remedy can never be prepared no smiill that it shall not be stronger than the natural disease, and shall not be able to overpower, extinguish and cure it, at least in part, as long as it is capable of causing...

...state give no evidence of the slightest medicinal power on the human body." Again in paragraph 279: "The dose of the Homoeopathically selected remedy...be stronger than the natural disease, and shall not be able to overpower, extinguish, cure it, at least in part, as long as it is capable of causing some,...

...when acting on the state of health of man that we caa become clearly cognizant of it." (4) § 279. "The dose of the homoeopathically selected remedy...be stronger than the natural disease, and shall not be able to overpower, extinguish and cure it, at least in part, as long as it is capable of causing...

...beneficial character of its nature, prove injurious by its mere magnitude." "The dose of the homeopathically selected remedy can never be prepared so small that...it shall not be stronger than the natural disease." "The praise bestowed of late years by some few homeopathists on the larger doses is owing to this,...

...to the size of the dose (\ 244) — "Hardly any dose of the homoepathically selected remedy can be so small that it shall not be stronger than the natural disease, and that it shall not be able to overcome it. In the second and subsequent editions this aphorism is the...

...translated by Dr. Dudgeon. In this, in paragraphs 279 and 280, he says : " The dose of the homcaopathically selected remedy can never be prepared so small that...be stronger than the natural disease, and shall not be able to overpower, extinguish, and cure it, at least in part, as long as it is capable of causing...

...all other alien medicinal influences are kept away from the patient, the dose of the homcsopathically selected remedy can never be prepared so small that...be stronger than the natural disease, and shall not be able to overpower, extinguish and cure it, at least in part, as long as it is capable of causing...

...know, we find Hahnemann teaching this idea in his Organon. Paracelsus says, in advocating specifics : "They have many rare powers, and they are very numerous ; there is, for instance, the Specificum odori ferum, which cures diseases when the patients are unable to swallow the medicine, as in apoplexy...

...know, we find Hahnemann teaching this idea in his Organon. Paracelsus says, in advocating specifics : "They have many rare powers, and they are very numerous; there is, for instance, the Specificnm odori ferum, which cures diseases when the patients are unable to swallow the medicine,...

...suffice to eft'eet its action." How like this is to Hahnemann : " The dose of the homirnpathically selected remedy can never be prepared so small that...natural disease, and shall not suffice to cure it." (Organati, § cclxxix.) The next sentence I have to quote explains his meaning more thoroughly. " The...