"WITHOUT THE GENERALS OF A CASE NO MAN CAN PRACTICE HOMOEOPATHY, FOR WITHOUT THESE NO MAN CAN INDIVIDUALIZE AND SEE DISTINCTIONS. AFTER GATHERING ALL THE PARTICULARS, ONE STRONG GENERAL RULES OUT ONE REMEDY AND RULES IN ANOTHER."
DR J T KENT
It is well to remember one point in looking for SYMPTOMS in the REPERTORY, and that is, when you can not find the symptoms as given in the LANGUAGE OF THE PATIENT, do not despair and throw down the book for some symptoms until you find what you are looking for, and when you have found THIS MAKE a CROSS REFERENCE IN YOUR REPERTORY so it will easiar the next time.
Again MANY FAIL TO USE THE REPERTORY because they think of SYMPTOMS in PATHOLOGICAL TERMS. Symptoms are recorded in the MATERIA MEDICA in the LANGUAGE OF PROVERS who were MOSTLY LAYMEN, and as the REPERTORY IS SIMPLY AN INDEX to the MATERIA MEDICA the RUBRICS must be in their simple language.
DR G I BIDWELL
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