How to find the simillimum with Boger-Boenninghauses's Repertory* (Desai)

A detailed description of the structure, organization and practical use of the repertory, including points of comparison with Kent's Repertory, repertorization examples for sample cases and rubric cross references.

From the Table of Contents:

Need for Repertory
Form of the Repertory
Philosophical Background of the Repertory
A Few Comments on Each Chapter: - Mind - Location, Parts of the body and organs - Sleep and Dreams - Fever, Chill, Heat, Sweat, Circulation u.a.
How to get the best out of the Repertory
Repertorisation - Step by Step

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