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Of the Repertories in the hands of the profession today, the "Boger is the subject of this little booklet. It is unfortunate that though it is second to none in its practical utility, it appears to have been comparatively neglected. The aim of this book is to provide an impetus to a wider circle for Homoeopaths to discover for themselves its immense value as an unfailing aid in finding the simillimum. A detailed description of the structure, organization and practical use of the repertory, including points of comparison with Kent's repertory, repertorisation examples for sample cases and rubric cross references. The book also briefs about the need for BBCR repertory. A few comments on each chapter such as Mind - Location, Parts of the body and organs - Sleep and Dreams - Fever, Chill, Heat, Sweet, Circulation; have been added for better understanding of the work. Learn More

This book is in real sense a key to homoeopathic materia medica. Something which is useful for bed-side prescription as well as for quick revision. An introductory note has been added by Norbert Winter which briefs about the utility and structure of the book making it easier for the readers to understand the practicality of this work.

The book is divided into three parts:

1) 203 pages Repertory and supplemental reference table

2) 291 pages Materia  Medica which is laid out in physiological spheres of activities with modalities and relationships

3) 6 pages section of 3 appendices

It has a fascinating layout and concept. Each remedy is presented in concise and clear words. In Boger's layout you can easily see which remedy affects which specific part of the body. Here, at a glance, this all is available. This book intends to make the general expression or genius of each remedy, thereby helping the prescriber to correct the manner of his practice.

The repertory is too instructive in its own way and many hints can be gathered from its unusual layout. It can also be applied as the "supplemental reference table".

Cyrus Maxwell Boger (May 13, 1861 - September 2, 1935) was born in western Pennsylvania. He graduated from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and then gained his medical degree from Hahnemann College in Philadelphia in 1888. He settled in West Virginia, where he spent the rest of his life. He brought Boenninghausen’s  Characteristics and Repertory into the English Language in 1905. He wrote the Synoptic Key and Repertory in 1915 and General Analysis and Card Index in 1931. Boger served as the IHA president in 1904. He was on the faculty of the AFH postgraduate course from 1924 until his death. He died at the age of 74 from food poisoning.

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Dr Boger was the best disciple of Dr Boenninghausen and he proved this by making one of the greatest text on homoeopathic literature that is, Boger Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory. All those who criticized Boeningahusen's work for no differentiation between general and particular modalities, got an answer for it in this repertory. The plan of this book is based on 'Repertory of the Antipsorics', which is one of the most initial and fine repertories of homoeopathic history. This book has modalities for each part given at the end of concerned section of repertory. there is also a section devoted to general modalities at the end of the book. This edition has the advantage over all others for being most accurate of them all. It has been checked by Late Dr D.P. Rastogi and Dr. V.D. Sharma, who have corrected more than 100 errors in the abbreviations of name of drugs used in the repertory. In this edition, both characteristic Materia Medica and Repertory have been combined for thorough understanding of the topic. Learn More