Digest of the homoeopathic principles / [Edward Williams].

  • Edward Williams
Date:
1837
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Credit: Digest of the homoeopathic principles / [Edward Williams]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER II. Successful terminations of maladies, selected from pre- ceding writers, to be ascribed to Homoeopathy. Till now, the ailments of mankind have been treated agreeably to fancied curative notions, rather than to a system founded on experience; in disease, the healthy results to which the instinctive laws of organised matter sometimes tend were imitated, or the counter-stimulating mode influenced the choice of remedies. With me, practice and meditation are conclu- sive, as to the reasonableness of a method which selects a substance that discloses symptoms similar to those for which it is prescribed, and becomes in consequence a mild and efficacious restorative. Admitting the force of my argument, glimpses of this doctrine might be expected amidst the scattered relics of the art, nor has the endeavour to trace it been unrequited. Those jieriods in which disease permanently disappeared, nor this by the fortuitous prepon-
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