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ACUTE reactive (Sank),

Typhoid-Malaria Nosode: ?

Typical Remedies: Aconitum, Belladonna

GENERALITIES; SUDDEN manifestations (SRII-616) (60) : Acon., am-c., ambr., androc., apis, ars., bar-c., Bell., berb., buni-o., cact., camph., canth., carb-ac., choc., cimic., coloc., con., croc., crot-h., cupr., dios., eup-per., eup-pur., form., glon., hydr-ac., hydrog., ictod., ign., kali-bi., lyc., mag-acet., mag-c., mag-p., mez., musa, nat-s., nit-ac., ox-ac., oxyt., petr., phos., plb., podo., rad-br., ran-b., spig., stann., stry., sul-ac., tab., tarent., tarent-c., thuj., tub., tung., valer., verat., vip.

Plant Remedies in Acute Miasm (Sankaran):

Aconite, Agatha-australis, Arnica, Belladonna, Cactina, Calendula,

Camphor, Chocolate, Coffeinum, Croton-tiglium, Digitalinum, Elaterium, Menthol, Melilotus, Morphinum, Oenothera biennis, Stramonium,

Strychninum, Veratrum-album

MIASMATIC REMEDIES ACCORDING TO THE BOMBAY GROUP OF

HOMEOPATHS AROUND R. SANKARAN (from Referenceworks and not in alphabetical order)

ACUTE

Acon., Apom., Arn., Aspar., Atro., Bad., Bell., Calen., Camph., Canth., Conin., Chlol., Chlor., Cinch., Cocain., Cocci-s., Cod., Glon., Hyosin., Dubin., Jatr., Laur., Lept.,

Mand., Lith-m., Lyss., Meli., Morph., Narcot., Oena., Phel., Sant., Spong., Stram., Stry., Tab., Choc., Verat., Verat-v., Xanth., Morbill., Picro., Dys-co., Piloc., Diph., Franc., Parth., Prop., Stry-p., Trinit., Saroth., Aconin., Aether, Abel., Coto, Berbin., Brucin., Coffin., Colchin., Cryp., Digin., Emetin., Epih., Ergot., Esin., Ferr-p-h., Hydrin-m., Lith-be., Lith-br., Lobin., Datin., Muscin., Narcin., Nicot., Papin., Reser., Solin., Stry-n., Terebe., Verin., Lith-l., Lith-sal., Beryl., Sanguin., Lith-chl., Hydrog., Lith-c., Sanguin-n., Morph-m., Heli., Lith-p., Lith-s., Lith., Lith-f., Lobin-s.

Acute

Remedies: Aconitum, Belladonna, Hyoscyamus, Stramonium Keyword: REACTION (instinctive)

Central: Threat is too strong.

Reaction to stress: Instinctive reaction, with no sense of fault in oneself., Fault is entirely on the side of stressor.

Form of reaction: Reflex - ACTION THE ACUTE MIASM

In the drugs of the acute miasm, there is the feeling that: "There is a strong threat from the outside world". The reaction to this threat is strong, instinctive and reflex.

For example Stramonium has "Delusion, alone in the wilderness". The reaction is seen in the following symptoms: "Desire for light and

company" and "Children wake up screaming, recognize no one, and cling to those nearby".

The central features of the acute disease itself correspond to the feeling of threat and the strong, almost immediate reaction. The acute disease has a sudden onset, rapid progress and a swift termination; it ends either with death or recovery. It will be noticed that Aconitum and Belladonna which are the best examples of the acute miasm are given in Volume II of the Synthetic Repertory under "Sudden Manifestations".

And indeed we do find in these drugs a sudden, rapid pulse, flushed face, etc.

The features of the acute personality are that the patient perceives the situation to be one of acute threat and therefore reacts

instinctively, sharply and intensely. The situation is overwhelming and there is a state of alarm; the feelings about one's own self are not in the forefront here. Further, the acute personality, has compensated and uncompensated phases, and although these are present in the other miasms as well, they are especially marked in the acute. In general, acute personalities are excited, easily excitable and hyperactive - they react as though to a threat. But when in a chronic situation, these

features are heavily compensated for, and they become uncompensated only under stressful conditions. This may seem to appear like mood

swings, but when examined closely, they are actually manifestations of the compensated phase going into the uncompensated phase. The dreams, too, are full of excitement and represent acute, threatening situations. Many of these persons could go into a contra-phobic

behaviour, which means they do exactly the opposite in their life to what they fear. For example a Stramonium personality may have many pet dogs, whereas Stramonium is normally known to have a fear of dogs.

They can also have manic reactions, like excessively loud laughter and abnormal bursts of courage and cheerfulness. There may also be

sudden, impulsive violence as in the syphilitic personality, but without the counterpart of chronic, deep seated pessimism. In general, they function at a very high voltage.

Physical manifestations of the acute miasm are in the form of sudden and violent reactions, exacerbations and threatening conditions that cause panic in the mind of the patient and those around him. The state of the mind and body being related, the delusion is expressed at both levels the mental and the physical. This can be seen in the example of Aconitum. Aconitum has the feeling that something sudden will happen leading to his death. Mentally this is seen as fear of death, anxiety and restlessness, etc. In the physical sphere, we find racing pulse,

palpitation, flushing of face alternating with paleness, etc. The acute miasm usually does not cause chronic structural pathology. It can

however aggravate structural pathology, especially when the tendency (genetic predisposition) to such a pathology is quite strong in the patient.

The acute miasm will be found more in babies and children, because this is the time when threatening situations from the outside are more

often found. The reaction of the acute miasm is an innocent, instinctive, childlike reaction. Therefore even when the acute miasm is found in

adults, there is a certain childishness in the response. Such a response would help one recognize this miasm.

CANCER Miasm CANCER malignant hypertrophy; perfectionistic (Sank)

Sycosis-Syphilis Nosodes:

Carcinosin mixed

Carcinosin- from carcinoma of breast

Carcinosin ADENO STOM. - from an epithelioma of the stomach Carcinosin.Adeno.Pap.Uterus

Carcinosin ADENO VESICA - from an epithelioma of the bladder Carcinosin bowel co

Carcinosin Co.

Carcinosin INTEST.CO. - from epitheliomata of the intestine and bladder Carcinosin SCIR. MAM. - from a scirrhus of the breast

Carcinosin Stroma Stomach

Carcinosin SQUAM. PULM. - from an epithelioma of the lung

Typical Remedies: Carcinosin, Nitric acid

GENERALITIES; CANCEROUS affections (K1346, SRII-54, G1111) (246) : abr., acet-ac., acon., agar., agav-t., ail., alum., alum-sil., alumn., am-c., ambr., anac., anan., anil., ant-ar., ant-c., ant-i., ant-m., ant-t., anthr., apis, apoc., aq-mar., arbu., arg., arg-n., arn., Ars., ars-br., ars-i., ars-s-f., ars-s-r., asaf., aster., astra-e., aur., ar., i., m., m-n., aur-s., bani-c., bapt., bar-c., bar-i., bell., bell-p., benzoq., beryl., bism.,

Brom., bry., bufo, buni-o., cadm., cadm-s., calc., calc-acet., calc-ar., calc-f., calc-i., calc-o-t., calc-ox., calc-p., calc-s., calc-sil., calen., calth., carb-ac., Carb-an., carb-v., carbn-s., carc., card-m., caust., cedr., cham., chel., chim., chol., cholin., chr-ac., cic., cinnam., cist., cit-ac., cit-l., clem., cod., coloc., Con., cory., cot., croc., crot-h., cund., cupr., cupr-acet., cupr-s., cur., dulc., echi., elaps, elat., eos., epip., eucal., eup-per., euph.,

euph-he., ferr-i., ferr-p., ferr-pic., form., form-ac., formal., fuli., gaert., gali., gels., gent-l., graph., gua., ham., hecla., hep., hippoz., ho., hydr., hydrc., hydrin-m., iod., iodof., kali-ar., kali-bi., kali-c., kali-chl., kali-cy., kali-i., kali-p., kali-s., kreos., kres., lac-h., lach., lact., lap-a., laur., lob-c., lob-d., lup., lupin., Lyc., mag-m., mag-p., mag-s., maland., matth., med., merc., merc-c., merc-i-f., merc-k-i., methyl., mez., mill., morg-g., morph., mur-ac., myris., naja, nat-cac., nat-m., nat-sil-f., nectrin., Nit-ac., nux-v., nym., ol-an., op., orni., ox-ac., oxyg., parat., perh., petr., ph-ac., Phos., Phyt., pic-ac., prot., psor., psoral., puls., rad-br., raja-s., ran-b., ran-s., rhod., rhus-t., rumx-a., ruta, sabal., sac-alb., sang., sarcol-ac., sars.,

scirr., scroph-n., sec., sed-r., semp., senec-j., sep., sieg., Sil., silphu., sol, spig., spong., squil., staph., stront-c., sul-ac., sul-i., sulph., syc-co.,

symph., syph., tarax., tarent., tarent-c., tax., ter., thala., thiosin., thuj., toxo., trif-p., uran-n., verb., vib-p., viol-o., visc., x-ray, zinc.

Plant Remedies in Cancer Miasm (Sankaran):

Agnus castus, Anacardium, Anhalonium, Asarum canadense, Bellis perennis, Conium, Euphrasia, Galium aparine, Ignatia amara, Opium, Ornithogalum umbellatum, Physostigma venenosum, Sabina, Scrophularia nodosum, Staphysagria, Tabacum, Ulmus procera, Viola odorata

MIASMATIC REMEDIES ACCORDING TO THE BOMBAY GROUP OF HOMEOPATHS AROUND R. SANKARAN (from Referenceworks and not in alphabetical order)

CANCER

Agar., Aur-ar., Am-br., Am-c., Am-caust., Am-m., Aml-n., Anac., Apoc., Aran., Ars-met., Arg-n., Ars., Ars-h., Ars-i., Ars-s-f., Ars-s-r., Asar., Aster., Aur-s., Bar-c., Bell-p., Benz-n., Bism., Brom., Bufo, Calc-ar., Calc-f., Carb-aBenz-n., Carc., CeaBenz-n., Clem., CoBenz-n., Cund., Cupr-ar., Cupr-n., Echi., Chin-ar., Ferr-ar., Ham., Hydr., Ign., Kali-ar., Kali-n., Kreos., Lil-t., Lob., Merc-n., Mez., Myris., Nat-c., Nat-n., Nit-ac., Nit-m-ac., Nit-s-d., Nitro-o., Op., Phys., Phyt., Pic-ac., Rat., Ruta, Sabin., Zinc-n., Squil., Staph., Tarent., Tarent-c., Thea., Ust., Valer., Viol-o., Am-be., Nitro-benz., Scirr., Am-p., Am-pic., Am-val., Anh., Ars-br., Gali., Ichth., Thiosin., Trinit., Am-i., Acal., Ars-n., Am-t., Am-n., Am-van., Ant-ar., Aur-fu., Benz-d., Aethyl-n., Calc-n., Cob-n., Cupr-am-s., Arsenal, Ferr-n., Gast.,

Lev., Merc-pr-a., Nat-cac., Nat-ns., Plb-n., Nat-a-g., Rhodi-o-n., Stront-n., Aur-n., Stry-ar., Stry-n., Uran-n., Urea-n., Vichy-g., Zinc-Stry-ar., Am-s., Kali-picn., Bar-n., Am-acet., Vanad., Cadm., Bar-ar., Orni., Nat-ar., Am-form., Sanguin-n., Plb-ar., Ars-t-s., Cadm-ar., Cadm-n., Cob-p., Germ., Lac-h., Mag-n., Nitro., Thal-n., Uran-Cadm-ar., Benz-Cadm-ar., Nit-ph-ami., Am-cit., Am-s-a., Am-car., Am-sal., Ars-i-merc., Am-ar., Arg-ar., Mag-ar., Merc-ar., Stront-Merc-ar., Thal-Merc-ar., Falco-p.

The Cancer Miasm

The cancer miasm lies between the sycotic and the syphilitic. It develops when the sycotic (with the feeling of a fixed weakness) is subjected to extreme stress, wherein he is expected to perform

exceedingly well. There is a feeling of weakness within, yet there is the need to perform very well and live up to expectations. The main feeling of this miasm is therefore that he is expected to perform exceedingly well, which he feels incapable of doing. So, the demand has been put upon him, and although he would like to cover up his imagined weakness and feeling of incapacity, he has to put in everything he has and much more in a really intense effort to survive. It is a superhuman effort, he stretches himself beyond the limits of his capacity. It is a continuous and prolonged struggle which seems to have no end. His survival depends upon it, for failure would mean death and destruction.

In the pathology of cancer we see the sycotic element of building up as in new growths, with fixity and at the same time breakdown and

destruction, as in syphilis. The main remedies of the cancer miasm are Carcinosinum and Nitricum acidum.

The clinical picture of Carcinosinum is of a person who is a model of perfection - one with whom it would be difficult to find fault. We often have a history of high expectations on the part of the parents and a high level of performance on the part of the subject to live up to them.

On the one hand we have the rubrics: "Timidity", "Dwarfishness" and

"Ailments from anticipation", and on the other "Fastidiousness",

"Obstinate", "Suicidal" and "Dreams of murder". These symptoms show the sycotic and syphilitic dimensions, as well as the need to perform.

The patient is constantly striving to be perfect and in doing so stretches himself beyond the limits of his capacity. There is no rest or freedom from tension.

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MIASMATIC REMEDIES ACCORDING TO THE BOMBAY GROUP OF HOMEOPATHS AROUND R. SANKARAN (from Referenceworks and not in alphabetical order)

PSORA

Calc., Calc-f., Caps., Cupr., Ferr., Ferr-ar., Ferr-i., Ferr-ma., Ferr-m., Ferr-p., Ferr-pic., Ferr-s., Graph., arct., Kali-c., Kali-fcy., Lyc., aust., Nat-c., Nicc., Psor., Sulph., M-p-a., Ferr-sil., Ferr-br., Ferr-c., Ferr-cit., Ferr-cy., Ferr-n., Ferr-p-h., Ferr-prox., Ferr-py., Ferr-t., Ferr-acet., Ferr-val., Zinc-fcy., Ferr-o-r., Ferr-f., Stry-f-c., Ferr-l.

TYPHOID

Acet-ac., Aeth., Ail., Anan., Apis, Ars., Ba-sv., Asc-t., Atro., Ba-tn., Bapt., Benz-ac., Bor-ac., Bry., Bufo, Calc-f., Carb-ac., Carb-an., Carb-v., Cham., Chr-ac., Cit-ac., Dor., Fl-ac., Gall-ac., Gamb., Gels., Glon., Hyosin., Hell., Hydr-ac., Hyos., Ip., Lachn., Lac-ac., Lycps., Manc., Mez., Mur-Lac-ac., Nat-p., Nit-Lac-ac., Nit-m-Lac-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Ox-Lac-ac., Par., Petr., Petros., Ph-ac., Pic-ac., Podo., Pyrog., Rheum, Rhus-g., Rhus-t., Rhus-v., Sabad., Sac-alb., Squil., Sul-ac., Tarax., Tart-ac., Ter., Verat-v., Visc., Pyro-ac., Thyr., Syc-co., Dys-co., Arge., Botul., Hip-ac., Sarcol-ac., Sulo-ac., Carbn-s., Camph-ac., Chrys-ac., Coli., Form-ac., Hydrobr-ac., Iris-t., Morg., Mut., Prot., Rhus-d., Succ-ac., Tann-ac., Ur-ac., Rib-ac., Morg-g., Gaert., Cupr-acet., Faec., Sul-ac-ar., Coccal, Tell-ac., Asc-Tell-ac., Keto-Tell-ac., Pictx-Tell-ac., Thio-Tell-ac., Picro-Tell-ac., Bact-coli., Acon-Tell-ac., Ami-sal-Tell-ac., Bact-pyo., Glut-ac., Isoniz., Mal-ac., Fumar-ac., Apis-m., Polyst., Acetyls-ac., Fol-ac., Hf-sil-ac., Nucl-ac., Palm-ac., Pant-ac., Poly-bow., Sor-ac.

RINGWORM

Act-sp., All-c., All-s., Ars-s-f., Berb., Calc-sil., Calc-s., Cench., Cist., Croto-t., Ictod., Jug-c., Jug-r., Kali-s., Mag-s., Phyt., Ran-s., Sars., Tarax., Tell., Vario., Berb-a., Aln., Carbn-o., Lac-h., Ringw.

ACUTE

Acon., Apom., Arn., Aspar., Atro., Bad., Bell., Calen., Camph., Canth., Conin., Chlol., Chlor., Cinch., Cocain., Cocci-s., Cod., Glon., Hyosin., Dubin., Jatr., Laur., Lept.,

Mand., Lith-m., Lyss., Meli., Morph., Narcot., Oena., Phel., Sant., Spong., Stram., Stry., Tab., Choc., Verat., Verat-v., Xanth., Morbill., Picro., Dys-co., Piloc., Diph., Franc., Parth., Prop., Stry-p., Trinit., Saroth., Aconin., Aether, Abel., Coto, Berbin., Brucin., Coffin., Colchin., Cryp., Digin., Emetin., Epih., Ergot., Esin., Ferr-p-h., Hydrin-m., Lith-be., Lith-br., Lobin., Datin., Muscin., Narcin., Nicot., Papin., Reser., Solin., Stry-n., Terebe., Verin., Lith-l., Lith-sal., Beryl., Sanguin., Lith-chl., Hydrog., Lith-c., Sanguin-n.,

Morph-m., Heli., Lith-p., Lith-s., Lith., Lith-f., Lobin-s.

SYCOSIS

Abies-c., Abies-n., Agn., Alco., Anag., Ant-c., Asaf., Bar-c., Berb., Bor., Bov., Cann-i., Cann-s., Carb-ac., Cere-b., Cast-eq., Cast., Caul., Caust., Cinnb., Clem., Cocc., Cop., Croc., Cub., Dig., Dulc., Equis., Erig., Ferr., Salx-n., Gels., Glon., Gnaph., Grat.,

Adam., Hipp., Indg., Juni., Kali-bi., Kali-br., Kali-c., Kali-m., Kali-s., c., d., Lac-f., Lach., Lath., Lil-t., Mag-c., Mag-m., Mang., Med., Meph., Mez., Mill., Mosch., Nat-c., Nat-p., Nat-s., Ol-an., Onos., Pall., Pareir., Petros., Ph-ac., Pin-s., Puls., Sabad.,

Sabin., Sang., Senec., Sil., Tab., Tax., Ter., Thuj., Ust., Zinc., Ovi-g-p., Kali-sil., Bar-p., Yohim., Fel., Aether, Arg., Arist-cl., Calc-br., Cerv., Cupre-l., Del., Plac-s., Pin-c., Pin-l., Sphing., Tere-ch., Terebe., Thuj-l., Psil., Cupre-aust., Juni-c., Plac., Cob., Capra,

Germ., Juni-b., Juni-v., Lac-del., Lac-eq., Hepar-s., Urine-gr., Cupre-s., Lac-lup., Ratt-r., Polyst., Ros-g.

MALARIA

Abies-n., Absin., Aeth., Am-c., Am-m., Ang., Ant-c., Aur-m-k., Arum-t., Berb., Bol., Cact., Caps., Casc., Cedr., Chel., Chin., Chin-b., Chin-s., Cimx., Cina, Cinch., Clem., Cocc., Colch., Coloc., Eup-per., Eup-pur., Chin-ar., Gnaph., Iris, Kalm., Lac-d., Led., Mag-m., Meny., Merl., Nat-m., Paeon., Prun., Ran-b., Sac-alb., Sang., Sarr., Sel., Spig., Sumb., Verb., Chin-m., Aza., Chin-val., Chinid., Chin-hydr., Chin-sal.

TUBERCULAR

Abrot., Ant-t., Aphis., Apis, Aran., Aran-s., Ars-i., Aur-i., Aur-m., Bar-i., Bism., Blatta, Brom., Calc-i., Calc-p., Canth., Cere-b., Caust., Cimx., Cimic., Kam., Coca, Cocci-s., Coc-c., Cod., Coff., Culx., Dor., Dros., Elat., Ferr-i., Ferr-p., Fl-ac., Form., Salx-n., Gins., Adam., Helo., Iod., Iodof., Kali-c., Kali-i., Kali-n., Kali-p., Kreos., Lat-m., Lil-t., Lycps., Mag-p., Meph., Merc-i-f., Merc-i-r., Mosch., Mygal., Nat-p., Olnd., Ol-j., Ped., Phel., Ph-ac., Phos., Psor., Pulx., Samb., Sanic., Seneg., Spong., Stann., Stict., Sul-ac., Sul-i., Tab., Tarent., Tarent-c., Teucr., Ther., Trom., Tub., Ust., Vesp., Zinc., Zinc-p., Iod-ac., Bac., Agra., Am-Zinc-p., Bals-Zinc-p., Blatta-a., Bar-Zinc-p., Stry-Zinc-p., Am-i., Acal., Tela, Aether, Alum-p., Aran-ix., Ant-i., Apisin., Arg-i., Arg-p., Atra-r., Bomb-chr., Bomb-pr., Brucin., Cadm-i., Calc-hp., Canthin., Ferr-p-h., Ferr-py., Kali-hp., Lat-k., Gall-p., Iodot., Mag-i., Merc-k-i., Merc-p., Nat-i., Tub-lar., Phos-h., Phos-pchl., Plb-i., Plb-p., Scol., Stann-i., Stront-i., Succ-ac., Tub-a., Tub-d., Tub-k., Tub-m., Tub-r., Tub-sp., Zinc-i., Aur-p., Scorp., Bcg, Androc., Cadm-p., Calc-l-p., Nat-ar., Triat., Buth-aust., Chr-p., Cob-i., Cob-p., Lac-eq., Lac-leo., Lat-h., Lith-i., Lith-p., Mang-i., Mang-p., Phos-i., Phos-amor., Apis-m., Apis-r., Avic., Iod-br., Iod-m., Falco-p.

LEPROSY

Agar-em., Agar., Agar-ph., Aloe, Ambr., Anac., Ars-i., Asar., Aur-i., Aur-s., Bar-i., Bism.,

Blatta, Bol., Bov., Calc-i., Camph., Cic., Cimic., Coca, Com., Culx., Cur., Cycl., Ferr-i., Adam., Guai., Hura, Hydr., Hydrc., Inul., Iod., Iodof., Kali-i., Lac-d., Lact., Led., Meph., Merc-i-f., Phal., Phys., Psor., Sabad., Sec., Sep., Sol-t-ae., Sul-i., Ust., Iod-ac., Torul., Aza., Blatta-a., Bol-lu., Hom., Lol., Spirae., Am-i., cit., cpn., cps., Agar-pa., Agar-pr., Agar-se., Agar-st., Agar-v., Agarin., Bar-s., Bol-s., Cadm-i., Ant-o.,

Dema., Ergot., Mag-i., Merc-k-i., Moni., Mucor, Muscin., Nat-i., Plb-i., Russ., Stann-i., Stront-i., Zinc-i., Psil., Osm., Furf-i., Asperg-f., Asperg-n., Cand-a., Cand-p., Cob-i., Kali., Lac-del., Lat-h., Lepro., Mang-i., Phos-i., Polyp-p., Bol-sang., Agar-bi., Bol-e., Bol-ign., Bol-ap., Bol-luc., Bol-f., Agar-b., Helod-c., Ratt-r., Asperg-fl., Iod-br., Iod-m.

SYPHILIS

Absin., Alum., Ars-i., Aur., Aur-m., Aur-s., Bar-c., Both-l., Bufo, Cean., Cench., Coc-c., Cor-r., Crot-c., Crot-h., Der., Dulc., Echi., Elaps, Fl-ac., Guai., Hep., Hipp., Ho., Hura, Hydrc., Kali-i., Lach., Lat-m., Led., Merc., Naja, Orig., Plat., Plb., Puls., Sel., Still., Sulph., Syph., Tub., Vip., Bung-f., Hydro-c., Echis-c., Merc-p., Agki-p., Biti-a., Vip-r., Psil., Vip-a., Scorp., Androc., Both-a., Buth-aust., Osm., Bung-c., Dao-r., Dendro-p., Kali., Lac-leo., Note-s., Oxyu-m., Oxyu-s., Mai-c., Naja-n., Plut., Vip-d., Nelum.

CANCER

Agar., Aur-ar., Am-br., Am-c., Am-caust., Am-m., Aml-n., Anac., Apoc., Aran., Ars-met., Arg-n., Ars., Ars-h., Ars-i., Ars-s-f., Ars-s-r., Asar., Aster., Aur-s., Bar-c., Bell-p., Benz-n., Bism., Brom., Bufo, Calc-ar., Calc-f., Carb-aBenz-n., Carc., CeaBenz-n., Clem., CoBenz-n., Cund., Cupr-ar., Cupr-n., Echi., Chin-ar., Ferr-ar., Ham., Hydr., Ign., Kali-ar., Kali-n., Kreos., Lil-t., Lob., Merc-n., Mez., Myris., Nat-c., Nat-n., Nit-ac., Nit-m-ac., Nit-s-d., Nitro-o., Op., Phys., Phyt., Pic-ac., Rat., Ruta, Sabin., Zinc-n., Squil., Staph., Tarent., Tarent-c., Thea., Ust., Valer., Viol-o., Am-be., Nitro-benz., Scirr., Am-p., Am-pic., Am-val., Anh., Ars-br., Gali., Ichth., Thiosin., Trinit., Am-i., Acal., Ars-n., Am-t., Am-n., Am-van., Ant-ar., Aur-fu., Benz-d., Aethyl-n., Calc-n., Cob-n., Cupr-am-s., Arsenal, Ferr-n., Gast., Lev., Merc-pr-a., Nat-cac., Nat-ns., Plb-n., Nat-a-g., Rhodi-o-n., Stront-n., Aur-n., Stry-ar., Stry-n., Uran-n., Urea-n., Vichy-g., Zinc-Stry-ar., Am-s., Kali-picn., Bar-n., Am-acet., Vanad., Cadm., Bar-ar., Orni., Nat-ar., Am-form., Sanguin-n., Plb-ar., Ars-t-s., Cadm-ar., Cadm-n., Cob-p., Germ., Lac-h., Mag-n., Nitro., Thal-n., Uran-Cadm-ar., Benz-Cadm-ar., Nit-ph-ami., Am-cit., Am-s-a., Am-car., Am-sal., Ars-i-merc., Am-ar., Arg-ar., Mag-ar., Merc-ar., Stront-Merc-ar., Thal-Merc-ar., Falco-p.