Most frequently aversion to motion . . . Itchinpc, unchanared by scratching .... Comi)laints proiloiuiuant on the lower jaw, in the upper part of chest, in the liver and on the fore-arm. Sanguineous apoplexy Pulse quick, hard and full Thirst constant during all stages Sleeplessness prevailing after midnight Inclination to motion. Itching, relieved by scratching. Complaints predominant on upper jaw, in lower part of chest, in tlie spleen (more frequently than in the liver) and on the upper arm. Nervous apoplexy. Pulse quick, hard, but small; more quiet after meals. Thirst is constant; only during perspiration, but also between the chill and heat, and between the heat and sweat and before the chill. Sleeplessness before midnight. Sensitiveness of disposition — Irritability — Insensibility of disposition predominant — Boldness. Indifference — Diffidence — Araativeness. Perspiration on the head, better out of Perspiration on the head, particularly while doors. walking out of doors. Eyes protruding Eyes most frequently sunken. Saliva generally diminished Saliva increased. Nausea in the throat, oesophagus and sto- Nausea in the throat or stomach. mach. Catameuia too late — diminished .... Catamenia too soon and profuse. Nasal secretion thick Nasal secretion watery. Breath oftener hot than cold Breath cold. Cough and expectoration not frequent ; in Expectoration not constant; during the day the morning and during the day. and evening. Remission during the day and before mid- Remission in the afternoon and evening. night. Worse during inspiration and when taking Most frequently better during inspiration a deep breath ; better during expiration. and breathing deeply ; thus worse during expiration. Prevalently worse when assuming an erect Better or worse when assuming an erect position. position. Prevalently worse when rising from bed. . Better or worse when rising from bed. Prevalently worse when rising from a seat . Better or worse when rising from a seat. Worse from wrapping up ; better from being Better or worse from wrapping up and from uncovered. being uncovered. Better when lying on the unpainful side . . Better when lying on the painful or on the unpainful side. More frequently better than worse after wine. Worse after spirituous liquors. Predomin. vtrorse Predomin. belter After sleeping,* in the room,t in dry weather, bending the diseased part bacliwards, and lying on the left side. Predomin. belter Predomin. ^vorse After perspiring, while walking out of doors, during hot weather, from washing with cold water, while sitting, during expiration, and lying on right side. ♦ Bat yet. "ou awaking," China has agj^raration at least quite as often as ameUoration— the first on awaking after Iwing disturbed from Rleep, the latter after sufficient sleep, t Compare the nuce to Aeon, and Canthar. Generally aversion to motion Right side predom. — Muscles (and skin) rigid. Want of irritability — Rarely apoplexy . . Itching increased by rubbing and scratching. Cold swelling of the glands — Diseases of the bones. Rending pain, upwards Sphacelus more frequent than gangrene . Pulse very quick, small and weak ; quicker in the morning, slower in the evening . Partial sweat on lower part of body . . . Distention of the veins of the feet . . • Heat, with desire for drink without thirst (see Arsen., Puis.). Thirst is wanting during the chill ; but ap- pears between chill and heat, and during the sweat. Sweat lessened by motion and walking in the open air. Sleeplessness preval. after midnight . . . Inclination for motion. Left side — Skin and muscles lax. Increased bodily irritability — Apoplexy. Itching lessened by rubbing and scratching. Hot, painful swelling of the glands — Dis- eases of the periosteum. Rending pain downwards. Gangrene. Pulse quick, small, but hard; more quiet after meals. Sweat on upper part of body. Distention of the veins of the hands. Heat most frequently without thirst. Thirst during the chill, but not constant; appears particularly between the different stages of the fever, and during sweat. Sweat increased by motion and walking in the open air. Sleeplessness before midnight. Loquacity — Sensitiveness of disposition — Fear — Greediness. Taciturnity — Predom. insensibility of dispo- sition — Amativeness — Absent-minded- * ness — Fancies. Mental dullness— Imbecility — Insanity . . Mental excitability— Rarely delirium. Consequences of fright, grief, or of vexa- Ailments from vexation. tion with dread, fear, reserved displeasure, or with vehemence. Loss of taste Delicate taste. Desire for warm food Aversion to warm food. Aversion to sweets Inclination for sweets. Nausea in the throat Nausea in the throat or stomach. Urine scanty (with diarrhoea) or copious . Urine infrequent and scanty. Deep, quick inspiration, and difficult, inter- Difficult inspiration, and quick, blowing ex- rupted expiration. piration. Expectoration predom. with the cough, but Expectoration not constant ; during the not constant; during the day. day and evening. "With Horses: Swelling of the fore-feet; With Horses: Swelling of fore-legs above predominating ailments of the hoof or the knee. the cleft of the hoof. Remis. during the day and before midnight. Uncovering aggravates, wrapping up am- eliorates. Worse from uncovering the head; better from wrapping it up. Washing and moistening improves oftener than aggravates. Improved oftener than aggr. in wet weather. Improved quite as often as aggravated by vomiting; likewise after passing urine. Better from the warmth of the bed . . . Predom. better from motion Ailm. from contag. Anthr., Digit., Phosph., Strychn., Plumb, or abuse of Cinchona. Worse (better) from the light or in the dark. Remission in the afternoon and evening. Uncovering ameliorates quite as often as it aggravates. Better from uncovering the head, worse from wrapping it up. Moisture aggravates. Worse in wet weather. Aggravation by vomiting, and also after passing urine. Generally worse from the warmth of the bed. Predom. worse from motion. Ailments from abuse of Sulphur or Mer- cury, and from helleborus niger. Worse from the light ; better in the dark. Left side — Emaciation. Inclination for exercise — Apoplexia nervosa. Rending pain downwards Pulse predominantly small Sweat on back of body, or only on left side. Sweat sometimes general, with exception of the feet. Thirst mostly during sweat; besides this, particularly between the several stages. Sadness. ? Scheming;. C.Hc Mental dullness oftener than mental excit- Rarely unconsciousness or delirium in fevers. ability. Consequences of fright, anger, or mortifica- Ecstasies. tion. Yertigo, inclining to fall sideways (left side) Vertigo, inclining to fall backwards. or backwards. Pupils dilated first, then contracted . . . Pupils first contracted, then dilated. Far-sightedness Short-sightedness. Eyes protruding Eyes generally sunken. Complaints predominant in inner angle of Complaints predominant in external angle eye, on Zoit-er jaw, in ?//)pe?- part of chest, of eye, on upper jaw, in loiver part of in the liver, and on the shin. chest, in spleen (oftener than in liver,) and on calf of leg. Predominant aversion to sour things . . Appetite for sour things. JTausea in throat or abdomen ; rarely in Nausea in throat or stomach.