John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part III. Repertory of Temperaments, Dispositions, Constitutions and States Alimentary Canal – Disposition
Alimentary Canal, Irritation of, in Children.—Rhe.
Amenorrhœa
with Leucorrhœa, Women who have.—Xan.
Nervous Women having.—Ter.
Anæmia.—Ird.
Young Persons subject to.—Fer.
Anæmic
Debilitated Subjects of Rheumatic Diathesis.—Spi.
(Half-Anæmic, half-Jaundiced) Persons.—Pho.
Persons.—Calc., Cb. v., Chi., Fer., K. ca., Lyc., Merc., Na. m., Pho., Pi. x., Pul., Sil., Ver.
Women, Pale.—Lc. x.
Angina, Varicose, Veins of Pharynx large and blue.—Ham.
Angry
and Excited, Persons inclined to get.—Nux.
on the least occasion.—(Cham.), (Nux.)
Animal Heat Defective, from Defective Oxygenation.—Gph.
Animal Heat Diminished, Constitutions with.—Alm., Cyc.
Anus, Fiery Red Rash about, in Babies.—Med.
Anxiety
Effects of.—Smb. n.
Excessive, with all her Complaints.—Ca. p.
Apoplectic.—Aco., Arn., Ba. c., Bel., Coc. i., Lach., Nux., Op.
Ardent Persons.—Nux.
Argentum Nitricum, those who have been treated locally with.—Nat. m.
Arthritic
Diathesis.—Cham., Led., Sbi.
Pains.—Sbi.
Ascarides, Scrofulous Children afflicted with.—Spi.
Assimilating Power, Lack of.—Sil.
Asthma
Consumptives, of.—Mep.
Drunkards, of.—Mep.
Asthmatic Constitutions.—K. n.
Asthmatics, Old.—Ill.
Asthmatical and Hysterical Cough, Globus in.—Val.
Atmospheric Changes, Skin sensitive to.—Rho., Sul.
Autumn, Affections which come on in.—Rho.
Aversion
Exercise, to, Mental or Physical.—Na. c.
Open Air, to.—Cap., Na. c.
Awkward Persons.—Aps., Bov., Cap.
Axilla, Fetid Sweats in, or on Feet or Hands.—Nt. x.
Babies
Colic of.—Ill.
Nervous.—K. ph.
Rash, Fiery Red, about Anus of.—Med.
Sour.—Su. x.
Urinary Difficulties of.—Pts.
Urine Scalding.—Med.
Bachelors, Old.—Con.
Back and Limbs, Children with pains in, as if beaten.—Ph. x.
Backache, Tired, Females who complain of.—Hlon.
Bad Temper.—Bry.
Bashful People.—Coca.
Bathed or Washed, Children who cannot bear to be.—Sul.
Big-bellied Children.—Sul.
Big
Heads, Children with.—Calc., K. i., Sil.
Teeth and Small Jaws, Children with.—K. i.
Bile-pigments, Dirty appearance of Knuckles from.—Pi. x.
Bilious
Attacks, Remittent, Children liable to.—Mr. d.
Temperament.—Aco., Ail., Amb., Ana., Aps., Ars., Bel., Ber., Bry., Cham., Chi., Chio., Col., Cub., Nux, Pet., Pb., Pod., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Temperament, with tendency to Constipation.—Cub.
Women.—Plat.
Black-eyed People.—Lrs., Nt. x.
Black-haired People.—Aur., Lrs., Mu. x., Nt. x., Thu.
Bladder, Irritable, of Old Women.—Cop.
Profusely, Wounds.—Mil., Pho.
Bloated Persons.—Spi.
Blondes.—Chel., Col., Cyc., Kre., Pho., Pul., Sel., Sep.
Blood
Head, to the, Women or Girls with tendency to.—Jab.
Irregular Distribution of.—Fer.
Loss of.—Fe. pi., Ipc.
Thin, Black, Watery, Copious Flow of.—Sec.
Blotched Skin.—Sep.
Blue Eyes.—Bel., Bro., Cap., Lo. i., Pul., Spo.
Blueness of Skin.—Cb. a.
Bodies, Sickly, Puny, Weak Children with, but with well-developed heads.—Lyc.
Body
has a Filthy Smell, not removed by Washing.—Pso.
and Mind, Exhaustion of.—Stn.
and Mind, Torpidity of.—Cyc.
Sensitiveness of the Surface of the.—K. i., Lach.
Boils, Patients liable to.—Bel., Lo. p., Sul.
Bone Affections of Scrofulous Children, when associated with Diarrhœa.—Sto. c.
Bones contain too little Lime.—Calc.
Bowel Complaints of Rickety Children.—Med.
Bowels or Stomach, Flatulence in, after meals.—Dio.
Boys
Little, Affections of.—Abr.
Pining.—Aur.
Brain, Affections of, occurring during Cholera Infantum.—Nx. m.
Breath, Short.—Coca.
Breathlessness and Fatigue, with Flushed Cheeks.—Fer.
Broken Skin.—Caln.
Broken-down
Appearance of Sore Throat.—Mr. cy.
Constitutions.—Chm. u.
Bronchial Affections in Old Persons.—Amc.
Bronchitis in Old Persons.—Hpz.
Bronchorrhœa in Scrofulous Persons.—Fe. i.
Brown-haired Persons.—Cham.
Brown Skin, Dirty.—Sep.
Brunette Temperament.—Iod., Nt. x.
Burning Pain from Washing.—For.
Business and Professional Men, Worn out.—K. ph.
Busy all the time, but accomplishes little.—Aps.
Cachectic
Appearance, Women of.—Sec.
Conditions.—Ag. n., Arn., Ars., Calc., Chi., Chm. u., Clem., Iod., Merc., Na. m., Nt. x., Pho., Pi. x., Sec.
Cancer, Thin, Pale Patients with tendency to.—Arg.
Cancers and Glandular Enlargements.—Con.
Cancerous History, Patients of.—Sars., Scir., Tub.
Capricious and Dainty Children.—Sac. o.
Carbo-nitrogenoid Constitutions.—Cu. a., Cup.
Caries, Thin, Pale Patients with tendency to.—Arg.
Catarrh
Disposed to.—Bac., Ba. c., Calc., Cb. v., Caus., Gph., Med., Na. c., Nt. x., Nux, Pso., Pul., Sul., Thu., Tub.
Leucophlegmatic Persons with disposition to.—Chi.
Nasal and Pharyngeal, with Nervousness, &c..—Sum.
Yellow, Tenacious Mucus, with.—Sum.
Catarrhal Troubles, Chlorotic People with.—Na. m.
Cerebral Irritation of Children, from Dentition.—Scu.
Chagrin.—Ph. x.
Chalky Look, Persons of.—Calc.
Chamomile Tea, Hysterical Women who have taken too much.—Val.
Change of Life, Women never well since.—Lach.
Change
of Seasons, Affections which come with.—Rho., Sul.
of Weather, Children who take Cold readily with.—Sep.
of Weather, Sudden Cases due to.—Lpt.
Changed Mentally and Physically by Illness.—Lach.
Changes, Damp and Cold, Persons who take Cold from.—Dul.
Cheeks, Flushed, in Young Persons.—Fer.
Cheese, Old, uncooked Fruit, Pastry, &c., Colic from.—Dio.
Chest Complaints.—K. n.
Chested
Narrow.—Calc., Pho.
Childbed
Women in, during Pregnancy, and while Nursing.—Sep.
Childhood.—Opi.
First and Second (children and old persons).—Opi.
Children.—Ac. x., Cic., Cic. v., Gel., K. br., Merc., Nx. m., Pul., Sbd., Spo., Stm., Teu., Thu., Ver.
Abdomen, large, with.—Calc., Sars.
Air Passages, Scrofulous Diseases affecting the.—Smb. n.
Alimentary Canal, Irritation of, in.—Rhe.
Ascarides and Lumbrici, afflicted with.—Spi.
Big-bellied.—Sul.
Big Heads, with.—K. i.
Big Teeth, with; and Small Jaws.—K. i.
Bilious Attacks, remittent, liable to.—Mr. d.
Bowel Complaints of Rickety.—Med.
Cerebral Irritation of, from Dentition.—Scu.
Chubby.—K. bi.
Chubby, Fat.—Sga.
Clumsy.—Cap.
Cold, who take, readily when the weather changes.—Sep.
Convulsions of.—Pas.
Cough of, after Influenza.—Sang.
Cross after sleep, pushing every one.—Lyc.
Cross, outrageously.—Hep.
Cross, Whining.—Sac. o.
Dainty and Capricious.—Sac. o.
Deep-seated Dyscrasia, with.—Su. x.
Delicate, Sickly.—Pso.
Delicate Skin, with.—Bro.
Dentition, during, Puny.—Mag. m.
Dentition, during, Rickety.—Mag. m.
Disorders of, such as Flatulence and Irritation of the Alimentary Canal.—Rhe.
Dropsy, with a tendency to.—Sac. o.
Emaciated.—K. i., Sul.
Eruptions about the Eyes, having.—Mag. m.
Excitable.—Amb., Hyn., Lyc.
Exhausting Diseases, after.—Cb. v.
Faces, with, like Old People.—Sars.
Fair.—Calc.
Fat.—Calc., K. bi.
Fat and Bloated.—Sac. o.
Fat, Chubby.—Sga.
Children
Flatulence, with, and Irritation of Alimentary Canal.—Rhe.
Flushing easily.—Calc.
Fontanelles open, with.—Calc., Sil.
Glands, Lymphatic, Hard and Enlarged, with.—Calc.
Growing Too Fast.—Ird., Kre., Ph. x., Pho.
Head Sweats, subject to.—Calc.
Insolent.—Sac. o.
Intestinal Irritation of.—Scu.
Irregular Growth, of.—Calc.
Irritable.—Ca. br., Lyc.
Jaws, Small, and Big Teeth, with.—K. i.
Large Heads, with.—Calc., K. i., Sil.
Large-limbed.—Sac. o.
Lax fibre, of.—Ca. br., Mag. c.
Light Eyebrows, with.—Bro.
Light-haired.—Bro., Dig.
Little, Diseases of.—Cham., Mag. c.
Liver Affections, with.—Mag. m.
Lumbrici and Ascarides, Afflicted with.—Spi.
Lymphatic.—Ca. br.
Lymphatic Glands, with, Hard and Enlarged.—Calc.
Marasmus, with.—Coca., Pb.
Milk, who cannot take.—Ol. j.
Milk, who refuse, and get pain in the Stomach if they take it.—Mag. c.
Nervous.—Amb., Ca. br., Hyn.
Nervous, who have been Frightened.—Hyn.
Nervous, Unmanageable when Sick.—Lyc.
New-born.—Abr., Ipc., Lach.
Nick-nacks, wanting.—Sac. o.
Nose-bleed, subject to.—Ter.
Occupy themselves in any way, not caring to.—Sac. o.
Odour, having a Disagreeable.—Pso.
Old-looking.—Kre., Sars.
Old-looking, hard to awaken.—Kre.
Pains, with, in Back and Limbs as if beaten.—Ph. x.
Pale.—Calc., Mr. d., Pso.
Peevish.—Pso.
Puny.—Ird.
Puny, during Dentition.—Mag. m.
Puny, Rickety, having Eruptions about Eyes.—Mag. m.
Puny, Sickly.—Lyc., Mag. c.
Restless, Hot, Kick off clothes at night.—Sul.
Rickety, Bowel Complaints of.—Med.
Children
Rickety, during Dentition.—Mag. m.
Ride, who cannot, in Jolting Conveyances.—K. i.
Scarlatina, recovering from.—Pts.
Scrofulous.—Am. c., Ba. m., Cur., Dig., Merc., Mr. d.
Scrofulous, Afflicted with Ascarides and Lumbrici.—Spi.
Scrofulous, Bone Affections of, when associated with Diarrhœa.—Sto. c.
Scrofulous, Diseases of, which affect the Air Passages.—Smb. n.
Scrofulous, liable to Remittent Bilious Attacks.—Mr. d.
Scrofulous, with Worm Diseases during Dentition.—Sil.
Sickly, Delicate.—Pso.
Sleeplessness, and tendency to Spasms, with.—Sum.
Slender and Slim.—Ph. x.
Slow in Movement.—Calc.
Spasms, with tendency to.—Sum.
Strumous.—Hep.
Substantial Food, caring nothing for.—Sac. o.
Sutures Open, with.—Calc., Sil.
Sweats, with, Irregular and Partial.—Calc.
Swelling of Cervical and other Glands, with.—Mr. d.
Tall, Slender.—Ph. x.
Teething, when.—Æth., Mag. p., Na. m.
Tongue Coated moist white, with.—Ant. c.
Touched, who cannot bear to be.—Ant. c., K. i.
Unhealthy-looking, having a Disagreeable Odour.—Pso.
Unmanageable when Sick.—Lyc.
Urination and Defecation, inclined to frequency of.—K. i.
Washed or Bathed, who cannot bear to be.—Sul.
Weak, with well-developed Heads.—Lyc.
Weak-limbed.—Ird.
White Complexions, with.—Dig.
White Skins, with.—Bro., Sep.
Withered Old Men, like.—Ag. n.
Worms, having.—Sul., Ter.
See also Infants
Chilliness
Disposition to.—Pul.
Chilly
Persons, always Shrinking from Cold.—Asr.
Persons who always feel.—Led.
Chlorosis with Erethism.—Fer.
Chlorotic
Conditions.—Cyc.
Girls.—Alet.
Chlorotics.—Alm., Bel., Calc., Cb. v., Cham., Coc. i., Con., Fer., Gph., Hlon., K. ca., Lach., Lyc., Na. m., Nt. x., Pho., Plat., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Chlorotics
Catarrhal Troubles, with.—Na. m.
Cholera Infantum
Affections of the Brain occurring during.—Nx. m.
Choleraic Affections in Old Age.—Æth.
Choleric
Persons.—Aco., Bry., Cham., Cof., Col., Ign., Lach., Lyc., Nux, Pho., Plat., Stp., Ver.
Persons with Dark Hair.—Nux
Women with Freckles and Red Hair.—Lach.
Choreic
Affections, Nervous Hysterical Patients subject to.—Trn.
Affections when Whole Body or Right Arm and Left Leg are involved.—Trn.
Chronic
Ailments of Sedentary Persons.—Alm.
Ailments of Women.—Sbi.
Diseases and Enfeebled Patients.—Gn. q.
Diseases, Persons suffering from, who take Cold easily.—Nt. x.
Sufferers from Diarrhœa.—Calc., Fer., Kre., Mag. m., Mu. x., Ph. x., Pho., Sil., Ver.
Chubby
Children.—K. bi.
Fat Children.—Sga.
Circulation
Excitement of the.—Val.
Clear Complexion.—Stn. i.
Climacteric
Flushings.—Sum.
Period, Sufferings at the.—Act. r., Ca. ar., Dig., Mur., Su. x.
Climatic Changes
sudden, Cases due to.—Lpt.
Climaxis
Fat Women approaching the.—Ca. ar.
Climbing See Mountaineers
Clothes
Children kick off, at night.—Sul.
Clumsy Children.—Cap.
Coffee
Persons addicted to.—Nux
Cold
Abdomen, Children with.—Calc.
Air, Sore Throats that are < from.—Sbd.
Children who readily take, when the weather changes.—Sep.
and Deficient in Vital Reaction, People who are.—Ver.
Disposition to take.—Aco., Ana., Ba. c., Bol., Calc., Cb. v., Caus., Cham., Dul., Gph., K. ca., Merc., Na. c., Na. m., Nt. x., Nx. m., Nux, Pho., Pul., Sep., Sil., Sul.
Extremities, Sallow People with.—Lyc.
Getting, in cold weather.—Bor.
Indoors or Out, Persons always.—Gph.
Persons who always feel.—Led.
Persons who take, in cold, damp weather.—Dul.
Persons who take easily, disposed to Diarrhœa.—Nt. x.
Scrofulous Subjects sensitive to.—Cis.
Weather, Bronchial Affections in Old People during.—Amc.
Colic or Spasms
with Acidity, in Infants.—Na. p.
Colic or Cramps
from excessive Venery.—Col.
Error in Diet, from.—Dio.
Excess in Eating, after.—Dio.
Old Cheese, from, in Persons of Weak Digestion.—Dio.
Uncooked Fruit, after.—Dio.
Babies, of.—Ill.
Tea-drinkers, of.—Dio.
Complexion
Clear.—Stn. i.
Dark.—Bry., Cof., Iod., Kre., Lrs., Lyc., Nt. x., Pi. x., Sul., Thu., Vi. o.
Fair.—Lo. i., Lcs., Sbd.
Fair, Girls with.—Vi. o.
Jaundiced.—Pb.
Light.—Bel., Hep., Sel., Sil., Sul.
Livid.—Kre.
Olive-brown.—Aur.
Pale See Pale Children, &c.
Sallow.—Lyc.
Swarthy.—Chi., Nt. x.
White, Children with.—Dig.
Comprehension, Slow
when Sick.—Lyc.
Condiments
Persons addicted to.—Nux
Congestion, Pulmonary
Subjects liable to.—Lips.
Congestions
Portal System, of.—Sul.
Congestions
Sanguine Temperaments inclined to.—Sep.
Constipation
Extreme, in Girls.—Fer.
Literary men liable to.—Nic.
Lymphatic Persons disposed to, or to Morning Diarrhœa.—Sul.
Persons of Bilious Temperament, with tendency to.—Cub.
Constitutions
Alcohol, Abused by.—Led.
Animal Heat Diminished, with.—Alm., Cyc., Gph.
Asthmatic.—K. n.
Broken-down.—Chm. u.
Carbo-nitrogenoid.—Cu. a., Cup.
Debilitated.—Ars., Calc., Cb. v., Chi., Iod., K. ca., Na. m., Nux, Ph. x., Pho., Pul., Sep., Slp., Spi.
Delicate.—Nx. m.
Delicate, with Pure White Skin.—Sep.
Dry.—Chi., Lyc., Nux, Pb.
Feeble See Feeble Persons, &c.
Gouty.—Ca. p., Sti.
Hydrogenoid, possessing an increased capacity to contain water.—Arn., Na. s., Nt. x., Nx. m., Thu.
Constitutions
Lax Fibre, with.—Hep.
Leucophlegmatic.—Agn., Am. c., Ars., Bel., Calc., Cast., Chi., Cyc., Fe. p., Kre., Na. c., Pul., Sep., Ust.
Lymphatic.—Dig., Hep.
Nervo-sanguine or Sanguine.—Ver.
Nervous.—Aco., Act. r., Ail., Amb., Am. c., Ana., Aps., Arn., Ars., Asa., Asr., Bel., Bor., Bry., Cham., Chi., Coc. i., Cof., Gel., Glo., Hyo., Ign., Lo. p., Mag. m., Nux, Pho., Pso., Pul., Sec., Sep., Sil., Stp. See also Nervous Affections, &c.
Nervous, disposed to Hæmorrhoids.—Sul.
Neuralgic.—Sti., Val.
Phthisical.—Bac., Fe. i., Pho., Stn., Tub.
Psoric.—Alm., Bac., Hep., Sul., Pso., Tub.
Scorbutic.—Jg. c.
Scrofulous.—Aps., Ars., Asa., Aur., Ba. c., Bro., Ca. ar., Calc., Ca. p., Cb. a., Caus., Chm. u., Con., Fe. i., Gel., Gph., Hep., Iod., Jg. c., Lyc., Merc., Mr. bin., Na. m., Pso., Rhs., Sc. a., Sep., Sil., Spi., Spo., Sul. See also Scrofulous Children, &c.
Slow, Torpid.—Am. m., Caus., Clem., Coc. i., Dul., Hep., K. bi., Kre., Pul.
Weakly.—Alm., Am. c., Ars., Calc., Cb. v., Caus., Chi., Cis., Fer., Fl. x., Hel., Iod., Ka. c., Lach., Lyc., Na. m., Nux, Ph. x., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Stn., Sul., Ver., Zin. See also Weakly Persons
Consumptives
Asthma of.—Mep.
Convulsions of Children.—Pas.
Cool
Dry Skin.—Nx. m., Vi. o.
Dry Skin, Persons with, who do not easily perspire.—Nx. m.
Corpulent People.—Bl. o.
Cough
Influenza, after, of Children.—Sang.
Severe, after Whooping-cough.—Sang.
Sleeplessness due to, or to Nervousness.—Sti.
Coughs
Nervous.—Crl.
Cramps
or Colic from excessive Venery.—Col.
Fruit, from.—Col.
Lead Poisoning, from.—Col.
Nervous Women with, after severe illness.—Cast.
Critical Period of Life
and Pubescence.—Sep.
Cross
Children, after Sleep, pushing every one away.—Lyc.
Children, Outrageously.—Hep.
Whining Children.—Sac. o.
Dainty and Capricious Children.—Sac. o.
Damp, Cold Changes
Persons who take Cold from.—Dul.
Damp, Syphilitic Subjects who are sensitive to.—Phyt.
Dark
Complexion.—Bry., Cof., Iod., Kre., Lrs., Lyc., Nt. x., Pi. x., Sul., Thu., Vi. o.
Eyes.—Aur., Gph., Iod., Lach., Mu. x., Nt. x.
Hair.—Aco., Arn., Bro., Bry., Caus., Con., Gph., Ign., Iod., K. ca., Mu. x., Nt. x., Nux, Pho., Plat., Sang., Sep.
Hair, Choleric Persons with.—Nux
Hair, Hysterical Subjects with.—Vb. o.
Haired Persons of Lithic or Sycotic Diathesis.—Sars.
Debauchees, Thin, Irritable, Venous.—Nux
Debilitated.—Ars., Calc., Cb. v., Chi., Iod., K. ca., Na. m., Nux, Ph. x., Pho., Pul., Sep., Slp.
Anæmic Subjects of Rheumatic Diathesis.—Spi.
Debility.—Cb. a., Cb. v., Cyc., Hep., Lach.
Great, following Flushes of Heat.—Dig.
Nervous, after Influenza.—Cyp., Scu.
Decaying, Patients whose Teeth are always.—Lo. p.
Deception, Persons disposed to.—Nux
Decrepit Old Persons.—Sec.
Deep Ulcers, Thin Patients with.—Arg.
Defecation and Urination, Children inclined to Frequency of.—K. i.
Defective Nutrition.—Ol. j., Phel., Sil.
Deficient
in Silica, Patients who are.—Lo. p.
in Vital Reaction.—Cb. v., Pso., Ver.
and Weak Nutrition, Feeble, Irritable Persons who have.—Phel.
Delicate.—Act. r., Am. c., Cb. v., Chi., Fer., Kre., Hlon., K. i., Led., Lyc., Sec., Sep.
Children, Sickly.—Pso.
Constitutions.—Nx. m.
Constitutions with Pure White Skin.—Sep.
Eyelashes.—Pho.
Girls, fearfully Constipated, with Low Spirits.—Fer.
Organisation, Women of.—Xan.
Skin.—Bro., Caus.
Skin, Children with.—Bro.
Women.—Eu. pi.
Dentition.—Act. r., Bor., Pas., Scu., Sil., Ter.
Cerebral Irritation of Children from.—Scu.
Complaints during.—Cof.
Puny Children, during.—Mag. m.
Rickety Children, during.—Mag. m.
Scrofulous Children who have Worm Diseases, during.—Sil.
Dentition, Sucklings and Children during.—Rhe.
Depression
of Nervous and Vital Powers after Long Sickness.—Scu.
of Vital Powers.—Cb. v.
Despair of Perfect Recovery.—Pso.
Despondent and Without Hope, Phthisical Patients who are.—Stn.
Destructive Tendency, Persons of.—Trn.
Diarrhœa.—Chi., Sil., Sto. c.
Chronic, Sufferers from.—Calc., Fer., Kre., Mag. m., Mu. x., Ph. x., Pho., Sil., Ver.
Early Stages of.—Rhe.
Morning, or Constipation, Lymphatic Persons with.—Sul.
Persons disposed to, who take Cold easily.—Nt. x.
Profuse, Watery, of Old People.—Gam.
Diathesis
Gouty.—Cham., Led., Sbi.
Lithic Acid.—Lyc.
Lithic or Sycotic, Dark-haired Persons of.—Sars.
Psoric.—Aln., Bac., Hep., Pso., Tub.
Rheumatic.—Act. r., Bry., K. bi., Led., Phyt., Rhs., Spi., Sti.
Scrofulous See Scrofulous
Scrofulous or Mercurial.—Fe. i.
Diet, Error in, Persons liable to Colic from.—Dio.
Digestive Powers
Feeble.—Dio., Nic.
Feeble, in Elderly People.—Pr. v.
Dirty Appearance about Knuckles (from Bile Pigments).—Pi. x.
Dirty-brown Bloated Skin, Puffed Flabby Persons with.—Sep.
Dirty, Filthy People with Greasy Skin and Long Matted Hair.—Sul.
Dirty-looking Persons who are always Speculating on Religious or Philosophical Subjects.—Sul.
Dirty People in whom the Body has a Filthy Smell which no amount of Washing can remove.—Pso.
Disagreeable
Odour, Children, Unhealthy-looking, having a.—Pso.
Odour, Patients who Emit.—Pso.
Diseases, Putrid, Persons with.—Ars., Kre.
Disinclination for Labour, Blonde Leucophlegmatic Subjects having.—Cyc.
Disposition
Affectionate.—Pul.
Gay.—Ver.
Gentle.—Pul.
Hasty.—Lo. p.
Haughty, when Sick.—Lyc.
Irritable.—Kre.
Malicious.—Nux