 | Sir James Young Simpson - 1853 - 314 頁
...often already seen, to this — that to effect the cure of diseases, we should in every case give " a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured." (Organon, p. 56). " The truth," he avers, " is only to be found in tliis method." " It is not possible,"... | |
 | James Young Simpson - 1853 - 312 頁
...have often already seen, to this—that to effect the cure of diseases, we should in every case give " a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured." (Organon, p. 56). " The truth," he avers, " is only to be found in this method." " It is not possible,"... | |
 | Robert Ellis Dudgeon - 1854 - 634 頁
...To effect a mild, certain, and permanent cure, choose, in every case of disease, a medicine ivhich can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured. Now this, though a little more definite and giving us, as it were, a glimpse, a hint as to what we... | |
 | John James Drysdale, Robert Ellis Dudgeon, Richard Hughes, John Rutherfurd Russell - 1865 - 720 頁
...adhere to, and which amounts to this, that to effect the cure of diseases, we should in every case give a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured. (Organon, page 56.) " The truth," Hahnemann observes, "is only to be found in this method." He holds... | |
 | 1865 - 732 頁
...adhere to, and which amounts to this, that to effect the cure of diseases, we should in every case give a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured. (Organon, page 56.) "The truth," Hahnemann observes, " is only to be found in this method." He holds... | |
 | Alonzo Benjamin Palmer - 1880 - 124 頁
...(2d American Edition), he says, that to effect a cure of diseases, we should in " every case" give " a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured." On page 73, he says : "The truth is only to be found in this method." " It is not possible" he states... | |
 | 1911 - 524 頁
...of disease, a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured." " A medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured." That is Homoeopathy in a nutshell ! And how much nearer is it possible to go, in following Hahnemann,... | |
 | 1915 - 374 頁
...case of disease, a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured." A medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured. — That is Homoeopathy in a nutshell! WE WHO are homoeopaths, who deal with potencies, and have tasted... | |
 | Neal Dow - 1882 - 656 頁
...assertions cannot be misunderstood. In the "Organon," he says: "In every case, a medicine "must be given "which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured. The truth is only to be found in this method." "It is not possible," he continues, "to perform a cure... | |
 | 1910 - 462 頁
...therapeutic agents who decreed the law that in every individual case of disease, we should choose the agent which can "itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured." the lines laid clown by its founder, is not only a false representation, but equivalent to slandering... | |
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This fundamental homoeopathic law, as stated by him, amounts, as we have often already seen, to this—that to effect the cure of diseases, we should in every case give " a medicine which can itself produce an affection similar to that sought to be cured. 