Therapeutic methods : an outline of principles observed in the art of healing / by Jabez P. Dake.

  • J. P. Dake
Date:
1886
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Credit: Therapeutic methods : an outline of principles observed in the art of healing / by Jabez P. Dake. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX. A. PAGE Aconite in yellow-fever .... 137 Active movements 78 Active school of therapeutics . . 85 Adjuvants in therapeutics . . . 185 Admitted prerequisites in therapeu- tics 40 Etiology 45 Agathinus 20 Agents hurtful 75 Air breathed (i] All drugs pathogenic 86 Alleged exceptions to similia . .110 Allopathic relationship or principle, 92 American progress in homoeopathy, 140 Anatomy, a knowledge of, necessary, 40 Andral's theory of Asiatic cholera, 118 Animal magnetism 39 Animal parasites 81 Antiparasitic measures 81 Antipathic relationship or princi- ple 89 Application of similia 160 Archeus, or vital principle of Para- celsus 23 Aretseus, and bleeding, cupping, and leeching 19 Arsenic in yellow-fever . . . .137 Asclepiades of Bithynia .... 18 Asiatic cholera proves similia . .115 Asiatic cholera, statistics .... 132 Asthenic affections and remedies . 31 Athenaeus and the pneumatic school 19 Attenuation of drug matter . . . 168 B. PAGE Bacon's influence 24 Balfour on homoeopathy in Vienna, 132 Belot on homoeopathy in yellow- fever 137 Blane, Sir Gilbert, on clinical expe- rience 128 Boerhaave's labors 27 Brown's system, the Brunonian. . 30 Broussais' theory of Asiatic chol- era 119 Brunton's chimerical aspirations . 94 Brunton's estimate of a therapeutic law 113 Brunton on positive drug influence, 125 Business followed ^x c. Camphor for cholera 135 Causes, exciting 47 Causes, predisposing 46 Celsus as a writer 19 Chemical methods and means . . 74 Cholera statistics 132 Cholera proves the value of similia, 115 Cholera viewed by Andral, Brous- sais, and Hahnemann . . . 121 Cincinnati, cholera in 134 Clinical proofs of similia . . . .128 Clothing worn 70 Cold as a homoeopathic remedy . 183 Combined movements 79 Comparison of symptoms . . . 146 Conclusion 187