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Dr Boenninghausen was born to one of the oldest noble families of Westphalia, Germany. He was Baron by inheritance, a lawyer by profession, and an agriculturist by natural inclination. He was practicing law when a grave illness brought him to homeopathy. He started learning homeopathy and later contributed immensely to the science. His contributions include 'Repertory of Anti-psoric Medicines', 'Repertory of Medicines which are not anti-psoric', 'Attempt at Showing the Relative Kinship of Homeopathic Medicines', and many more. All his previous works enriched with his clinical experience were published which is now known to all of us as Therapeutic Pocket Book. Apart from repertories, he also discovered doctrines like 'The doctrine of Complete Symptoms', 'Doctrine of Concomitants', 'Evaluation of Remedies' and 'Concordances'. Dr. Boenninghausen's repertory of Anti-psoric Medicines' is the mother of all repertories available to the homeopathy world today. Boenninghausen died at the ripe age of 79 in 1864.
Boenninghausen's contribution to Homoeopathic science and literature was made between the years 1828-46. The Lesser Writings by Clemens von Boenninghausen was published in 1908. T.L. Bradford collected his German writings and L.H. Tafel translated them to English. This book was out of print for a long time and owing to its demand amongst students and practitioners for this book, its Indian edition has been published by B. Jain Publishers (P) Ltd.
Key Features:-
- Articles have been translated from the original journals and examined very carefully.
- The phraseology has been left intact.
- Essays on Thuja and Smallpox, the cure of Asiatic cholera, the choice of remedy, and many more.
- Several articles about high potencies and their application in typhoid fever and traumatic ailments are mentioned
