...element for its multiplication, and grows into an enormously increased brood of those excessively minute, invisible living creatures, so inimical to human life,...crew; the others, however, being frequently exposed to it, at length become fortified against it and are no longer liable to be infected. These individuals,...

...element for its multiplication, and grows into an enormously increased brood of those excessively minute, invisible, living creatures, so inimical to human...concentrated, aggravated miasm kills several of the crew." Dr. Carpenter lays stress on the fact that water is not the only vehicle of the bacteria which are...

...element for its multiplication, and grows into an enormously increased brood of those excessively minute, invisible, living creatures, so inimical to human...concentrated aggravated miasm kills several of the crew." This was in 1831, and is therefore slightly in advance of the German Commission ; but I suppose, because...

...element for its multiplication, and grows into an enormously increased brood of these excessively minute, invisible, living creatures so inimical to human life,...contagious matter of the cholera most probably consists." Transalate in the following, Hahnemann's "dynamically spiritual" into the modern radiologic term "radio-active."...

...for its multiplication, and grows into an enormously increased brood of those excessive! y minute, invisible, living creatures, so inimical to human...contagious matter of the cholera most probably consists The cause of this is undoubtedly the invisible cloud which is composed of probably millions of those...

...enemies, and not of Samuel Hahnemann. into an enormously increased brood of those excessively minute, invisible, living creatures so inimical to human life, of which the contagious matter of cholera most probably consists. The Master of Homoeopathy did not fail to discover the itch-mite, and,...

...element for its multiplication, and grows into an enormously increased brood of those excessively minute, invisible, living creatures, so inimical to human life, of which the contagious matter of die cholera most probably consists — • en board these ships, I say, this concentrated aggravated...

...infections, but it is a long time with some of them. Hahnemann himself speaks of "those excessively minute, invisible, living creatures, so inimical to human life, of which the contagious matter of cholera most probably consists." And this years before Koch and Pasteur. And yet there are Hahnemannians...

...Concerning the cholera, he says, " It grows into an enormously increased brood of those excessively minute, invisible, living creatures so inimical to human life, of which the contagious matter of cholera most probably consists." The master of homreopathy did not fail to discover the mystery of...

...for its multiplication, and grows into an enormously increased brood of those excessively • minute, invisible, living creatures so inimical to human life, of which the contagious matter * See Lesser Writings, translated by Dudgeon, p. 489. of the cholera most probably consists — on...