The homoeopathic therapeutics of rheumatism and kindred diseases / by D. C. Perkins, M. D.

  • Perkins, D. C. (Daniel Chastelar), 1837-
Date:
1888
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Credit: The homoeopathic therapeutics of rheumatism and kindred diseases / by D. C. Perkins, M. D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    Abbreviations used in this Work, 1. Aeon. 2. ^Escu. 3. Agar. 4. Aloe. 5. Apis. 6. Arg. nit. 7. Arn. 8. Arsen. 9. Bell. 10. Berb. 11. Bry. 12. Bufo. 13. Cal. carb. 14. Cal. phos. 15. Can. ind. 16. Can. sat. 17. Canth. 18. Caps. 19. Carbo an. 20. Carbo veg. 21. Caul. 22. Caust. 23. Cham. 24. Chel. 25. China. 26. Cic. 27. Cimici. 28. Cina. 29. Clem. 30. Coccu. 31. Colch. 32. Coloc. 33. Coni. 34. Crotal. 35. Cup. 36. Cyc. Aeonite. iEsculus. Agaricus. Aloe. Apis. Argentumnitricum. Arnica. Arsenicum. Belladonna. Berberis. Bryonia. Bufo. Calcarea carbonica. Calcarea phosphorica. Cannabis Indica. Cannabis sativa. Cantharis. Capsicum. Carbo animalis. Carbo vegetabilis. Caulophyllum. Causticum. Chamomilla. Chelidonium. China. Cicuta. Cimicifuga. Cina. Clematis. Cocculus. Colchicum. Colocynth. Conium. Crotalus horridus. Cuprum. Cyclamen.