Lesser Known Repertories

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1. Repertories Based on Hahnemann’s work

1. Hahnemann’s therapeutic hints by R. E. Dudgeon (Collected & arranged)
2. Fragmenta de viribus medica mentorum positivis sive in sano corpore humano observatis by Hahnemann

Repertory and Author	Therapeutic hints by R. E. Dudgeon	Fragmenta de viribus
Publication Year	1894	1805
Arrangement	Hahnemannian schema	Symptoms Alphabetically arranged
Section /chapters	46	2 parts (M. M. then Rep.)
Rubrics/sub-rubrics	Not Alphabetical. Levels of rubrics are denoted by 1,2,3 dashes.	Alphabetical
Medicines	129, Given in CAPITAL ROMAN Aconite to Zincum	27
Gradation	No gradations	0 – Symptom enclosed in (parenthesis), indicates degree of uncertainty 1 – Symptom in normal type, means rarely found 2 – Symptom in CAPITALS, means of certainty.
Special features	In “PAIN” rubric Dudgeon followed classification of Cypher Repertory	Hahnemann’s first ever effort to form a symptom index.
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2. Repertories Based on C. Hering’s work

3. A Handbook Of Repertory by Major K. K. Sirker
4. Repertory of Hering’s Guiding Symptoms Of Our Materia Medica by C. B. Knerr.
5. Repertory to the more characteristic symptoms of the materia medica arranged by Constantine Lippe.
6. Therapeutics of the Respiratory system, cough and coryza, Acute and Chronic: Repertory with index by Marvin W. van Denburg.

Author’s name	Major K. K. Sirker	C. B. Knerr	C. Lippe	M. W. van Denburg
Publication Year	1978 Reprint 1999	1896	1880	–
Source	Condensed materia medica by C. Hering	Guiding Symptoms Of Our Materia Medica by Hering	“The Repertory to Manual” (first repertory published in English) by C. Hering)	Guiding Symptoms Of Our Materia Medica By C. Hering
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters	41	48 (Hahnemannian schema)	34 (Hahnemannian schema)	10
Rubrics     Sub-rubrics	Alphabetical BOLD CAPITAL   Roman	Alphabetical Bold roman   Roman	Alphabetical Roman   Levels are denoted with ‘Dash’ respectively. -, –, —	Rubrics contain mostly single medicine credited to them
Medicine	184, Alphabetical	408, Alphabetical	298, Alphabetically (same as Kent’s repertory. i. e. G → P.)	247
Gradation	Bold, Italics, Roman	I – Occasionally confirmed II – More frequently confirmed I – Verified by cures II – Repeatedly verified by cures Ѳ – standing between cured and pathological symptoms : – observation from old School t- Toxicological symptoms π – Observed on sick only	Italics, Roman	Not present
Cross reference	(See….)	With sign of Hand	(compare…) followed by list of medicines. E. g. Mind and indisposition – Aversion to company (Compare Love of solitude)	Present
Special features	Drugs in cyclic order (sulphur-Calc.-Lyco.) Comparisons, few words about potency. Pain – appearance, time, type, pain in generalities and particular chapters also.	Apart from authentic verified source of symptoms, it is the repertory which is based on concordance symptoms	This repertory forms base of Kent’s repertory. All the sections can be compared with “Generalities” section of Kent’s repertory.	After the repertory condensed materia medica is given indicating respiratory symptoms starting from Aconite to Zizia.
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3.Repertories Based On Head Symptoms

7. Headaches and their Concomitant symptoms with a complete and concise Repertory-Analysis by Jno. C. King
8. Pains of the headache with Repertory by A. R. McMichael
9. Pathogenetic and clinical Repertory of the most prominent symptoms of the Head with their concomitants and conditions by C. Neidhard
10. Affinity of drugs for occipital region in from of repertory by E. A. Farrington

Author’s name	Jno. C. king	A. R. McMichael	C. Neidhard	E. A. Farrington
Publication Year	1879	1893	1888	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical paragraph style	Not alphabetical	Not alphabetical
Rubrics/symptoms Sub-rubrics	Bold Not given	Alphabetically, in paragraph Not given	Not alphabetically Not given	Not given
Gradation	No gradation	1st grade – Italics 2nd grade – Roman	No gradation	No gradation
Medicines	180, Alphabetical	Not alphabetical	–	–
Cross-reference	Not given	Not given	Not given	Not given
	1. Headaches by Jno C. King.jpg 2. Types.jpg 3. Causes.jpg 4. Headache Time.jpg	1. Repertory (McMichael).png	1. Pathogenetic and clinical repertory of head (Neidhard).png 2. Headache repertory (Neidhard).png	HMAI repertories\Reference repertory\Affinity of drugs for occipital region in from of repertory by E. A. Farrington.pdf

WHOLE GROUP CAN BE COMPARE WITH JAHR’S 40 YEARS PRACTICE, HEAD CHAPTER

4. Repertories Based on Desires and Aversions

11. A repertory of Desires and Aversions by Dr. Y. R. Agrawal
12. Repertory of Desires and Aversions by William Jefferson Guernsey
13. Concise repertory in homeopathic medicines by S. R. Phatak
14. Repertory of likes and dislikes by B. Sethi

Author’s name	Y. R. Agrawal	W. J. Guernsey	S. R. Phatak	B. Sethi
Publication Year	1980	–	1963	1993 Reprint 1998
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Gradation	CAPITAL, Bold, Italics	CAPITAL BOLD, Italics, Roman, (Roman)	CAPITAL BOLD, CAPITAL, Roman	Bold, Italics, Roman
Nosodes	Present	Absent	Present	Present
Bowel nosodes	Present	Absent	Absent	Absent
Symptoms related food and drinks	Present	Present	Present	Present
Symptoms related to mind and work	Present	Absent	Present	Present
Indian food related symptoms	Present	Absent	Present	Present
	1. Repertory of Ave. & Desires by Agrawal.jpg 2. Desire.jpg General Habits.jpg	1. Desires & Aversions by (Guernsey).jpg 2. Desires (Guernsey).jpg 3. Aversion to (Guernsey).jpg		1. Repertory of likes & dislikes (Sethi).jpg 2. A (Sethi).jpg

5. Repertories based on Fevers

15. Leaders In Fevers Remedies By Dr. B. Chakravarty
16. Boenninghausen’ essay on the Homoeopathic treatment of intermittent fevers by Charles Julius Hempel (Translated & Edited)
17. Therapeutic of Intermittent Fever by H. C. Allen
18. Repertory of Fevers by J. Laurie (The Hom. Domestic medicine)
19. Repertory on Intermittent Fever by W. A. Allen

Author’s name	B. Chakravarty	Hempel	H. C. Allen	Laurie	W. A. Allen
Publication Year	1st – 1943 2nd – 1963	1845	1884	–	1882
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical
Rubrics	Concomitant, Beginning, side, time	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical
Cross-reference	Not given	Not given	Not given	Not given	Not given
Gradation	No gradation	No gradation	Bold, Italics, Roman	No gradation	Italics, Roman
Medicines	Alphabetical	Alphabetical		Alphabetical	133
Special feature	Tongue with their character is very well given	Periodicity for individual remedy and sweat section are given in detail.	Different types of fever and reference of organon is given for treatment	Different kinds fevers are given (marsh fever, fevers of hot climate, etc.)	–
	1. Leaders in fevers by Chakravarty.jpg 2. Pulse.jpg 3. Thirst.jpg 4. Tongue.jpg	1. Boenninghausen’s essay on intermittent fevers.png 2. Types.jpg 3. Thirst.png 4. Ailments accompanying fever.png	1. Therapeutic of Intermittent fever (H. C. Allen).png 2. Time (H. C. Allen).png 3. Cause (H. C. Allen).png 4. Type of fever (H. C. Allen).png	HMAI repertories\Reference repertory\Repertory of fevers by J. Laurie (The Hom. Domestic medicine).pdf	1. Repertory of Intermittent fever (W. A. Allen).jpg 2. Chill (W. A. Allen).jpg 3. Season (W. A. Allen).jpg

6. Repertories based on Causation

20. Synopsis of Homoeopathic aetiology – A complete work on Causation by Dr. Eshwara Das and Dr. Radha
21. A Clinical Repertory To The Dictionary Of Materia Medica by J. H. Clarke

Author’s name	Eshwara Das	John Henry Clarke
Publication Year	1988	1904
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Rubrics Sub-rubrics	BOLD CAPITAL Roman	Bold roman Roman
Medicines	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Cross-reference	(See…)	(See…)
Gradation	Bold, Italics, Roman	Italics, Roman
Sign of Causation	–	“=” is used in repertory
Special feature	Book contain philosophical aspect of causation and materia medica	Other repertories like clinical repertory, repertory on temperament and clinical relationship are also given.
	1. Synopsis of Causation (Eshwara das).jpg 2. Ailments from (Eshwara das).jpg 3. Weather (Eshwara das).jpg 4. Materia medica (Causation – Eshwara das).jpg

7. Repertories Based on Miasm

22. The New Research in Manifestation of Miasm (In Disease, Medicine and Mind) by Dr. Amarsinha D. Nikam
23. The chronic miasms by J. H. Allen
24. Chronic miasms in homeopathy and their cure with classification of their rubrics/symptoms in Dr. Kent’s Repertory (Repertory of miasms)
25. Miasmatic Repertory by Ewald Stoteler

Author’s name	Amarsinha D. Nikam	J. H. Allen	R. P. Patel	Ewald Stoteler
Publication Year	July 2007	5th impression 2009	1996	–
Sources	Complete repertory And Jan Scholten’s book	Complementary index of therapeutic part of medicine given in previous section	Kent rep. And other 32 reference	Author and his friend’s experience
Content	Only Mental rubrics	Medicinal index with discharges as rubrics	Mental and physical generals with particulars (According to Kent’s repertory)	Nosodes and miasms
Rubrics Sub-rubrics	Alphabetical Denoted with upward sign of Hand	Not given	Alphabetical	–
Cross reference	Sign of Hand	–	(See…)	–
Classification of miasms	Healthy mind Psora Sycosis Syphilis Tubercular	Miasms are not given but, rubrics are given in form of discharges.	-Psora, syphilis, sycosis, -Latent (psora, sycosis, syphilis)	Psora/sycosis Syphilis
Gradation/intensity	I, II, III	–	Column with following signs (E,1E9,2E,23,4,5, E5G)	–
Special features	Miasms in reference to individual medicines and disease manifestations which are given in previous sections	Helps to understands Miasmatic aspect of medicines	Philosophical part of miasm and reference Cases (included repertorization) are given in previous sections.	Many references of Hahnemann’s case taking and organon of medicines are given in introduction.
	1. Repertory of Miasm (Nikam).jpg 2. Rep. of miasm (Nikam).jpg 3. Rep. of miasm (Scholten).jpg	1. Chronic miasm by J. H. Allen.jpg 2. Gonorrhoea (J H Allen).jpg	1. Miasm (R. P. Patel).jpg 2. Mind (R. P. Patel).jpg	Miccant Homoeopathic software

8. Repertories Based on Genitor-urinary system

26. Homoeopathic treatment of diseases of sexual system, being a complete repertory of all the symptoms occurring in the sexual systems of the Male and Female by F. Humphreys
27. Repertory of Leucorrhoea by Kamthan (Female prescriber book)
28. A Repertory Of Gonorrhoea With Concomitant Symptoms Of The Genital and Urinary organs by Samuel A. Kimball
29. Homoeopathic therapeutics as applied to Obstetrics by Sheldon Leavitt

Author’s name	F. Humphrey	Kamthan	Kimball	Leavitt
Publication Year	1850	–	1888	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical (not at all place)	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Heading/rubrics1 Sub heading	Main heading – BOLD CAPITAL Not alphabetical	Roman Not given	Chapters in 2 part	Mind up to labor, not alphabetical
Types of Symptoms	Male and female symptoms	Female (leucorrhoea)	Urinary and male symptoms (less emphasis on female)	Only female symptoms
Medicines	Alphabetical – CAPITALS	Alphabetical	134, Alphabetical	83
Gradation	No gradation	No gradation	No gradation	No gradation
Special features	Different signs like N.B., cipher, asterisk, Italics, () for verification, source, pathogenetic effect	At some places along with medicines some Peculiar features are given for differentiation	Gonorrhoeal discharge as well squeals of gonorrhoea are given	Rubrics can be used for eliminating repertorization
	1. Diseases of sexual system by Humphryes.png 2. Hydrocele Humphreys.png	HMAI repertories\Reference repertory\Repertory of Leucorrhoea by Kamthan (Female prescriber book).pdf	1. Repertory of Gonorrhoea by Kimball.png 2. Repertory of Gonorrhoea Part I.png	1. Therapeutics of Obs. by Sheldon leavitt.jpg 2. Mind Obs..jpg 3. Labor pains.jpg

9. Repertories Based on Respiratory System

30. Leaders in Respiratory Organs by E. B. Nash
31. Homeopathy: Therapeutics of the Respiratory System by M. W. van Denburg
32. Repertory of Post-nasal& pharyngeal catarrh by E. A. Farrington
33. Lee & Clarke’s Cough and Expectoration (A Repertorial index of their symptoms)1^st edition – (1884), 2^nd edition (1894)
34. Repertory of cough better and worse – W. I. Pierce
35. Borland’s pneumonia
36. Repertory of symptoms of diseases of the respiratory organs by Frederick H. Lutze

Author’s name	Nash	Denburg	Farrington	Lee and Clarke	W. I. Pierce	Borland	Lutze
Publication Year	1909	–	–	1894	1970	Reprint 1997	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical (rubric)	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical
Sections	● Cough ●Expectoration ● Respiration ● Chest	● General index to repertory ● Shorter index ● Repertory	Not given	●Cough ●Expectoration	1) Worse 2) Better	2 parts:   1) Stage of pneumonia and their group remedies   2) Repertory	●General symptoms ●Coughs ●Expectoration ●General Agg. & Amel. ●Clinical cases
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics   Sub sub-rubrics	Bold   CAPITAL   Italics	Rubrics have mostly single medicines	Bold, not alphabetical Only one sub-rubric is present.	CAPITAL BOLD   Bold roman   Roman	Bold roman	Alphabetical	Bold roman   Roman     Roman
Gradation	1st grade – (I) as prefix of medicine   2nd grade – (2)	Not given	No gradation	Italics, Roman	No gradation	Not given	Bold, Roman
Cross-reference	Not given	Present	Not given	Given in () given	‘Refer…’ ‘See…’	(See…)	(See…)
Medicines	Alphabetical	247	86, not alphabetical	440, Alphabetical along with side affinity given into ()	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical	129, Alphabetical
Special features	Each condition is described in lucid way.	Based on guiding symptoms of our materia medica	Before repertory Medicines are given with characteristic indications and comparisons.	Most of the sources are of superior value, taken from journals and from high authorities	Superscript number is given with its reference in therapeutics	Arranged according to pathological types, symptoms etc.	Repertory preceded by therapeutic hints.
	1. Leaders in respiratory by Nash.png 2. Larynx & trachea (Nash).png		HMAI repertories\Reference repertory\Repertory of Post-nasal& pharyngeal catarrh by E. A. Farrington.pdf	1. Cough & Expectoration by Lee and Clarke.png 2. Cough symptoms (Lee & Clarke).png 3. Expectoration (Lee & Clarke).png	1. Plain talks on m.m. by W. Pierce.jpg 2. Agg. (W. Pierce).jpg 3. Abortion (W. Pierce).jpg	1. Pneumonia (Borland).jpg 2. Onset (Borland).jpg	1. Repertory of Repi. (Lutze).png 2. A (Lutze).png

10. RepertoriesBbased on Locomotor-system

37. Repertory of the symptoms of Rheumatism, Sciatica, etc. by Alfred Pulford
38. The rheumatic remedies by Dr. H. A. Roberts
39. Homoeopathy in Cervical Spondylosis by Farokh J. Master

Author’s name	Pulford	Roberts	Farokh Master
Publication Year	1898	Reprint 2005	1995
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical
Section/rubrics   Sub-rubrics   Sub sub-rubrics	Alphabetical, CAPITAL   roman	Modalities and symptoms in general (concomitant) 22 heading (in general part)	BOLD CAPITAL   —   •
Gradation	CAPITAL, Italics, Roman	CAPITAL, SMALL CAPITAL, Italics, Roman	No gradation
Medicines	Alphabetical	215	Alphabetical
Cross-reference	Begin with small letter for PAIN, Begin with capital letter for other than PAIN	(see…)	Not given
Special features	Remedy can be compared with its reverse indicated remedy. E. g. Aggravation – Food – Cold – Puls.; Reverse of Phos.   Signs which are mentioned in this repertory are Alt., Esp., <, >.	Repertory preceded by therapeutic part	Author’s reference as superscript is given
	1. Repertory of Rheumatism & Sciatica by Pulford.png 2. Agg. (Pulford).png 3. Amel. (Pulford).png	1. Robert’s Rheumatism.jpg 2. General (Robert).jpg 3. Concomitants (Robert).jpg 4. Modalities (Robert).jpg	1. Hom. in cervical spondylosis by Farokh master.jpg 2. Repertory of Cervical spondylosis (Farokh master).jpg 3. Pain (Cervical spondylosis).jpg

11. Repertories Based on Integumentary system

40. Repertory venereal warts by Dr. Olin M. Drake (Ref. Skin diseases by Douglass)
41. Repertory on Pruritus by M. F. Douglas
42. Alphabetical repertory of the skin symptoms and external alterations of substance, together with morbid phenomena observed in the glandular, osseous, mucous and circulatory systems, arranged, with pathological remarks on the diseases of skin by J. H. G. Jahr

Author’s name	Olin M. Drake	Douglas	J. H. G. Jahr
Publication Year	–	–	1850
Chapters	Locality, objective symptoms, subjective symptoms	Sensation Location	Alphabetically given
Rubrics	Roman, no sign used to differentiate sub-rubrics	43 rubrics, Alphabetical Roman	Alphabetical Sub-rubrics mentioned as “-”
Medicines	Alphabetically abbreviated form is used	Alphabetically abbreviated form is used	Alphabetically, followed by “Coma”
Gradation	No gradation	No gradation	No gradations
Special features	Some rubrics like “In young girls”, “after salt abuse” are mentioned.	Helps in quick review in cases where itching on only single part with characteristic sensation	Special signs:   (0) cipher – Purely curative symptoms (*) Asterisk – At same time curative and pathogenetic
	1. Repertory of Venereal warts by Olin M. Drake .pdf		1. Alphabetical rep of skin sym by Jahr.png 2. Abdomen Jahr’s repertory.png 3. Abscess Jahr’ rep.png

12. Repertories Based on Ophthalmology

43. Complete Repertory to the homeopathic materia medica diseases of eyes by E.W. Berridge
44. Homoeopathic Therapeutics in Ophthalmology by John L. Moffat
45. Therapeutics of Eye and Ear. An elementary manual with a Repertory of Eye by C. P. Vilas
46. Repertory of Pphthalmic diseases and therapeutics by A. B. Norton

Author’s name	E. W. Berridge	Moffat	C. P. Vilas	Norton
Publication Year	Reprint 1994	–	1883	1892
Chapters	Section: I symptoms and functions Section: II Conditions	1.Clinical index 2.Objective sym. 3.Subjective sym. 3.Vision 4.Agg. 5.Amel. 6.Conditions 7.Characteristics	Anatomical parts, Aggravation Amelioration, Concomitant Symptoms (Subjective & Objective)	1. Ophthalmic diseases 2. Clinical index (repertory) Rubrics are presented as locations of eyes
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	Bold roman	Alphabetical, Roman   With one indentation	Alphabetically   Levels are given with indentations	Alphabetically, Bold   Italics
Gradation	ITALICS CAPITAL CAPITAL Italics Roman (Roman)	SMALL CAPITAL Italics Roman	No gradations	No gradations
Medicines	1171, Alphabetical	–	Alphabetical, Given as G → P	151
Clinical rubrics	Present	Present as section	Given but few as compare to other repertories	Present
Special features	Good emphasis on proving and verified symptoms	“0” (cipher) shows author’s clinical experience.   E. g. Agg.: Hot water – Sep.0	Sections are given according to Anatomical parts from outward within	First part of repertory gives brief indications about ophthalmic diseases.
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13. Repertories Based on GIT

47. Dysentery and its Homoeopathic treatment containing also a repertory and numerous cases by Fred Humphreys
48. The Homeopathic Therapeutics Of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum by James B. Bell
49. Homeopathic Therapeutics of Haemorrhoids by W.M. Jefferson Guernsey
50. Hering’s and Clarke’s –repertory of toothache.

Author’s name	Humphrey	James B. Bell	Guernsey	Hering & Clarke
Publication Year	1853	Reprint 1997	1892	–
Chapters/sections	1. Evacuations according to their compositions and character (Acrid, bloody, burning, changeable, etc.) 2. Evacuations: odor of (cadaverous, fetid, sour, etc.) 3. Concomitants of stool (before, during, after) 4. Pains, according to their location (anus, abdomen, epigastrium, etc.) 5. Pains, according its nature (bruised, burning, constricting, etc.) 6. General conditions	Part 1 – Remedies and their indications Part 2 – Repertory part. In 2nd part —- a) Pathological names b) Character of stools c) Conditions of stools and of accompanying symptoms (<, >) d) Accompaniments of the evacuations (before, during, after stool), general e) Accompaniments (Mind to Generals 25 chapters)	Therapeutic part– subjective, objective, Agg., Amel., Concomitants.   Repertory part – Subjective, objective, Agg., Amel.	1. Localities 2. Character of pains and sensations 3. Time 4. Causation 5. Persons and temperament 6. Conditions of Agg. 7. Condition of Amel. 8. Extension of pains 9. Concomitants
Rubrics       Sub-rubrics	Bold, Alphabetical       Roman, levels are denoted with indentations	Bold in all chapters (except –pathological names where in CAPITAL BOLD) Denoted with ‘-’	Alphabetical, Bold roman	CAPITAL       No clear distinction of sub-rubrics, not in alphabetical in Localities
Medicines	Alphabetical	141, Alphabetical	135	37
Gradations	CAPITAL, Italics, Roman	Bold, Italics, Roman	Bold, Italics, Roman	Bold, Roman
Cross reference	(See…)	(See also…)	(See…)	Not given
Special features	Potency suggestions are given. Dysentery is presented in detail before the commencement of reportorial part.	Introduction part of book: It gives useful information through following chapters: Character and object of the work, the selection of remedy, the administration of remedy	Author gives importance to good case taking and exacting wording.	Reverse repertory of remedies for toothache by Sylvain Cazalet. (Improved version from original by Clarke)
	1. Dysentery and its Hom treatment.png 2. Chapter I Dysentery (Humphreys).png 3. Chapter III Dysentery (Humphreys).png 4. Chapter IV Dysentery (Humphreys).png 5. Chapter V Dysentery (Humphreys).png 6. Chapter VI Dysentery (Humphreys).png 7. Cases of Dysentery by Humphreys.png	1. Bell’s Diarrhoea.jpg 2. Part II (Bell).jpg 3. Stool (Bell).jpg	1. Haemorrhoids (Guernsey).png 2. Subjective (Guernsey).png 3. Objective (Guernsey).png

14. Repertories based on Modalities

51. Repertory to the modalities, in their relation to temperature, air, water, winds, weather and seasons based mainly upon Hering’s Condensed Materia Medica with additions from Allen, Lippe, and Hale (Compiled and arranged) by Samuel Worcester
52. An Index of Aggravations and Ameliorations by Edwin A. Neatby & Thomas Grorge Stonham. (Printed from “A manual of Homoeo-therapeutics”)
53. A concise repertory of Agg. And Amel. Dr P. Sivaraman

Author’s name	Worcester	Neatby	P. Sivaraman
Publication Year	1880	1894	1st – 1980 2nd – 1985
Arrangement	Hahnemannian schema	Alphabetical	2 parts: 1st – Agg., 2nd – Amel. Heading: As per Kent’s repertory
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	BOLD CAPITAL   Not given	Bold   Italics
Cross reference	Not given	(See…)	–
Conditions	Only physical level modifying conditions	Both physical & mental (emotions) As modifying factor	Both physical & mental (emotions) As modifying factor
Types of modality	Both general and particular	Both general and particular	Both general and particular
Gradation	No gradation	No gradation	Bold, Italics, Roman
Special features	Asterisk indicates that the symptoms are confirmed with particular given authorities (Allen, Lippe, Hale)	General rubrics are useful as well as controversial	Characteristic indication of remedies (alphabetically) follows the Repertory
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15. Repertories Based on Nosology

54. A Pocket Manual or Repertory of Homoeopathic medicine (Alphabetically and nosologically arranged) by Dr. J. Bryant
55. A Treatise On Homoeopathic Practice Of Medicine Comprised In A Repertory For Prescribing by Hunting Sherill (1954)
56. Rouff’s Repertory Of Homoeopathic Medicines, Nosologically Arranged (translated from the German by A. H. Okie with addition and improvements by G. Humphreys)

Author’s name	Bryant	Sherill	Rouff
Publication Year	1851	1954	1840
Arrangement	Primary headings are given in CAPITAL	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters/rubrics	1. Most important Diseases, Organs and Functions of the body. 2. General symptoms and Sensations. 3. Causes and Characteristics of diseases.   Under each primary heading SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, CONDITIONS, CONCOMITANTS, Varieties of the diseases, etc are given in SMALL CAPITAL   Under this sub-ordinates Varieties of symptoms, Sensations, Causes, Conditions, etc are given in Italics	Rubrics are Alphabetically given	Rubrics are Alphabetical, CAPITAL
Rubrics     Sub-rubrics	Alphabetical, CAPITAL ROMAN   Levels indicated with one, two, three dashes respectively	Alphabetical     With one dash	CAPITAL
Medicines	221, Alphabetical	280,	Italics
Gradations	CAPITAL, Italics, Roman	No gradations	No gradations
Cross reference	(See…) & ‘Compare’   E. g. a) Abdomen: Pain, cutting – Compare: Pain Shooting and Colic b) Urticaria: See Nettle rash	(See…)	(See…)
Special features	Special signs: Asterisk: extensively used for polychrest medicines. In Italics: Semi-Polychrest medicines. Roman: Seldom used.   Sides of the affected part or organs are mentioned into bracket followed by sub or sub-sub rubrics.   E. g. Abdomen: Pain, constrictive – Inguina (Left)	External application is given. And at some places source is mentioned along with medicines.	Medicines are given with potency at some places   E. g. Abscess of chest – with violent cough, offensive greenish expectoration, hectic fever, mucus rattling – stan. 3   Explanation of some terminologies   1. Aedoitis (Inflammation of the labia pudendi) 2. Adenitis (Inflammation of lymphatic glands) 3. Angina serosa habitualis (Chronic sore throat)
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16. Repertories based on Female sexual system

57. Leucorrhoea, its concomitants symptoms and its Homoeopathic treatment by A. M. Cushing
58. Repertory of Leucorrhoea by Kamthan (Female prescriber book)
59. Childbed by Yingling
60. Homoeopathic therapeutics as applied to Obstetrics by Sheldon Leavitt

Author’s name	A. M. Cushing	Kamthan	Yingling	Leavitt
Publication Year	1872	–	–	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Not Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Heading/rubrics	Alphabetical	Roman	7 Chapters: labor, abortion, Haemorrhage(largest) Retained placenta, Convulsions, After pains, the baby (smallest)	Mind up to labor, not alphabetical
Types of symptoms	Gynaecology & Obstetrics related symptoms	Female (leucorrhoea)	Only related to obstetrics	All female symptoms
Medicines	Not alphabetical	Alphabetical	108, Alphabetical	Not alphabetical, mostly single medicine is credited to one rubric
Gradation	Italics, Roman	No gradations	No gradation	No gradations
Special features	General concomitant chapter helps to individualize cases more easily.	At some places along with medicines some Peculiar features are given for differentiation	Good book for handling obstetrics emergency. Author has also mentioned about potencies and repetitions.	Rubrics can be used for eliminating repertorization
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17. Repertories Based on Paediatric

61. Repertory of Children by E. A. Farrington
62. Repertory on children by Sashi Kant Tiwari
63. Children’s Concept by Robert Petrucci
64. Children- Homeopathic Materia Medica With Reportorial Symptoms by Robert Petrucci
65. Children’s Diseases by T. P. Chatterjee (based on: Boenninghausen, Kent, Phatak repertory)

Author’s name	Farrington	S. K. Tiwari	Robert Petrucci	T. P. Chatterjee
Publication Year	–	–	–	–
Arrangement	Hahnemannian schema	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	Bold roman, 84 rubrics	BOLD CAPITAL, 122 rubrics Roman	CAPITAL   Roman	Bold roman, 107   36, Denoted with a, b, c, etc.
Medicines	Not alphabetical, along with indications	Alphabetical, 365	545	Alphabetical, 112
Gradation	No gradations	CAPITAL, Bold, Italics	–	Italics, Roman
Clinical conditions	Present	Present	Present	Present
Special features	Therapeutic section is given before. So, comparison is easy	Ailment from, cough and food drinks rubrics are in elaborated form.   Constitutional rubrics in reference to miasmatic aspect are mentioned.	20 sections are further divided into rubrics like: personal history, family to, worms, etc.	Page no. From corresponding repertory is mentioned followed by particular medicines
	HMAI repertories\Reference repertory\Repertory of Children by E. A. Farrington.pdf			1. Children’s diseases (Chatterjee).jpg 2. Children (Chatterjee).jpg 3. Chatterjee.jpg 4. BBCR(Chatterjee).jpg

18. Repertories Based on Mental symptoms

66. Thematic Repertory by J. A. Mirrilli
67. Repertory of Psychic Medicines with Materia medica by J. P. Gallavardin
68. Analytical Repertory Of Symptoms Of Mind by C. Hering

Author’s name	Mirrilli	Gallavardin	Hering
Publication Year	–	–	1881
Source	Materia medica pura, Hering’s guiding symptoms of materia medica, Encyclopaedia of materia medica and from Jeremy Sherr’s work, complete repertory.	–	Author’s own experience and others experience before 1880 (Hahnemann, Jahr, Boenninghausen, etc.)
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Hahnemannian schema
Section/chapters	300 themes	Alphabetical	48 sections
Rubrics	Theme’s name is followed by rubrics	Bold roman (Rubrics related to Men and Women are given as (men) and (women) respectively.)	–
Medicines	–	64	660
Gradation	Bold, Italics, Roman	BOLD CAPITAL, CAPITAL, Roman	I-observed on healthy I-observed often and repeatedly I-Applied successfully with the sick II-Applied very often and repeatedly
Reference of author	Given	Given	Given
Nosodes	Present	Present	Present
Special features	Themes will be helpful to understand mind rubrics in more elaborate way.	Animal’s psychic symptoms is given at the end. Dosage and comparison of medicines are given.   At some place author’s reference is given. E. g. Agony, anxiety, restlessness – (Notes of Dulac on Jahr)   At some places duration of action of medicine is mentioned, meaning one should let the medicine will act up to that duration. E. g. Anger, impulse to – Nux. Vom. +30 days.   In some rubrics order of medicine is given, meaning one should follow such order in prescribing the medicines. E. g. Apathy, corporeal – Nux. V. + Calc. c. + Natr. M.	Mind to body and body to mind these types of directions of symptomatology are arranged in lucid way.   Model cures give better idea about application of rubrics.
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19. Repertories Based on Biochemic system

69. Schussler’s Bio-chemic Pocket Guide with Repertory.
70. The Biochemical Treatment of disease by J. T. O’Connor (Translated and with the addition of a repertory)
71. Repertory of the Biochemic remedies by S. R. Phatak.
72. A Complete Repertory Of The Tissue Remedies of Schussler by S. F. Shannon (Revised Indian edition)
73. Repertory Biochemic by Sayeed Ahmed

Author’s name	Schussler	J. T. O’Connor	S. R. Phatak	Shannon	Sayeed Ahmed	Schussler MM with
Publication Year	Reprint 1993	Reprint 2008	1937	Reprint 1993	2000	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Not Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Index is alphabetical but arrangement is Anatomical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters	Bold	CAPITAL ROMAN	–	46	No chapters	24, Bold
Rubrics     Sub-rubrics	Italics     Not present	Present	CAPITAL BOLD   CAPITAL ROMAN	1st letter is Capital	Capital – 19 rubrics   Not present	Capitals and Roman   Roman
Gradations	No gradations	No gradations	BOLD CAPITAL, CAPITAL, Roman	No gradations	No gradations	No gradations
Medicine	Given according to intensity (Assumption)	–	Alphabetical	Italics	Roman	Not alphabetical, Roman
Cross-reference	Not given	Not given	Given into ()	Not given	Not given	Not given
Clinical terms	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present	Present
Special feature	Small handy book to handle	Some cases from various journals and author’s own experience is given. Some additional chapters like blood & bones are separately given	Gradation makes it more useful for selection of remedy.	Presence of the Concomitants	Repertory of only bones related complaints	Female genital system is presented in more elaborated way than pocket repertory
	1. Bio chemic repertory by Schussler.jpg 2. Repertory Schussler.jpg	1. Bio-chemic repertory by Schussler.jpg 2. Repertory O Connor.jpg	1. Bio-chemic repertory by Phatak.jpg 2. Repertory Phatak.jpg	1. Complete repertory of bio-chemic by Shannon.jpg 2. Repertory Shannon.jpg

20. Repertories Based on Bach flower system

74. Applying Bach flower Therapy To The Healing Profession Of Homoeopathy (Psychology, psychiatry, psychosomatic medicine with coloured illustrations of the healing plants) by Cornelia Richardson-Boedler
75. Bach Flower Remedies by Dr. D. S. Vohra
76. Bach Flower Remedies For Everyone by Farokh Master
77. The Bach Flower Remedy’s Repertory (A supplemented guide to the use of herbal remedies discovered by E. Bach) by F. J. Wheeler
78. Bach flower Remedies Repertory by Norman Clarke and Gabrielle Gelloz

Author’s name	C. R. Boedler	D. S. Vohra	Farokh Master	F. J. Wheeler	Norman & Gelloz
Publication Year	–	1992	–	1952	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Rubrics	216, levels are given with indentations	Alphabetical		CAPITAL ROMAN	238, Bold roman Levels with indentation
Medicines	Given followed by rubric	Medicine related no. is given with rubric.	Given followed by rubric	Alphabetical, Italics	Given followed by rubric, Italics
Types of symptoms	Only mental	Both mental and physical	Both mental and physical	–	Both mental and physical
Gradation	1st – Bold, 2nd – Italics 3rd – “/” E. g. Agr. /Imp. (Suggest to take in combination for indicated symptom)	No gradations		No gradations	No gradations
Special features	Medicines are described with their cases	Limitation and scope of this repertory is given before starting of repertory	Use of Bach flower medicines in Alcoholics and Pregnancy	Only mental symptoms are described. A good note on how to use the repertory is presented before main text.	Menopausal and more clinical terms are used as compare to other repertories on Bach flower.
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21. Repertories Based on Nosodes

79. Julian’s Materia Medica Of Nosodes with Repertory (Translated from French by Rajkumar Mukherji)
80. A Concise Materia Medica & Repertory of Nosodes by C. K. Shreedharan
81. Bowel Nosodes in the Pages of Kent’s repertory by Namita Mohanty
82. A Repertory of Nosodes and Sarcodes by Berkeley

Author’s name	O. A. Julian	Shreedharan	Namita Mohanthy	Berkeley
Publication Year	–	Reprint 2004	1998	1997
Chapters/section	Part I – Isopathic Concretology. (H/o Isopathy) Part II – Materia medica of Nosodes Part III –Repertory (Compiled by R. V. Patwardhan)	21 (same as Knerr’s repertory)   Special chapter: – Diseases and their nosodes	28, according to Hahnemannian schema	35
Rubrics	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Medicines	–	22	7	106
Cross reference	(See…)	Not given	(See…)
Gradation	No gradations	No gradations	Bold, Roman	No gradations
Special features		Appropriate potencies are mentioned along with the remedies	Integration of bowel nosodes into routine practice can be initiated and verified	30 sources for preparation of repertory. Adopted base is BBCR repertory
	1. Repertory of Nosodes (Julian).jpg 2. Repertory (Julian).jpg	1. Concise rep. of nosodes (Shreedharan).jpg 2. Diseases (Shreedharan).jpg 3. Agg. & Amel. (Shreedharan).jpg	1. Bowel nosodes by Namita mohanty.jpg 2. Aversion (Namita).jpg 3. Desire (Namita).jpg 4. Constitution (Namita).jpg	1. Repertory of nosodes & Sarcodes (Barkeley).jpg 2. mental (Barkeley).jpg

22. Repertories Based on Keynote symptoms

83. Skinner’s Grand Characteristics Of The Materia Medica, Collected, Arranged & Repertorised by Dr. J. H. Clarke.
84. Repertory To The More Characteristic Symptoms Of The Materia Medica Arranged by Constantine Lippe
85. Repertory based on Allen’s keynotes and Nash’s leaders including relationship of remedies by Captain K. K. Sirker
86. Key notes to the Materia Medica by H. N. Guernsey

Author’s name	Clarke	Sirker	Guernsey
Publication Year	–	–	–
Chapters	Part I: Grand characteristics of the materia medica arranged alphabetically. (Including causations, agg., amel., diagnostic terms, remedy comparison, sometimes authority’s name) Part II: Schematic arrangement of symptoms. (Mind to fever) Part III: Conditions of agg. and amel. Part IV: Causation Part V: Persons and constitutions. (e.g. Anaemic, chlorotic, fleshy, stout etc.) Part VI: Clinical repertory.	Alphabetical, 42	Chapters are arranged according to BTPB
Rubrics	Alphabetical	Alphabetical, BOLD CAPITAL	Alphabetical, Bold roman
Medicines	63	319	Alphabetical, Roman
Gradations	No gradations	Bold, Italics, Roman	No gradation
Cross reference	Not given	(See…)	Not given
Special features	For sure shot prescription	After repertory a short review of remedy relationship chapter is given which helps in prescribing.	A year or two before his death, Dr. Carrol Dunham presented to Prof. Guernsey a copy of BTPB, containing copious addenda of confirmations and additions by Boenninghausen and by himself. These were still further added to by Prof. Guernsey.
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23. Repertories Based on Comparative Study on Materia medica

87. Kent’s comparative Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica by Rene Dcokx and Guy Koklenberg
88. Plain talks On Materia Medica With Comparisons by Willard Ide Pierce

Author’s name	Rene Dcokx and Guy Koklenberg	Willard Ide Pierce
Publication Year	1996	1970
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters/section	36	Alphabetical
Rubrics	Alphabetical, BOLD CAPITAL	Alphabetical, Bold roman
Medicines	1501	246
Gradation	No gradation	No gradation. All medicines are given in Italics
Cross reference	They are given after particular rubrics with their page number. E. g. Claustrophobia – Fear of narrow place, 46   Fear of suffocation, 47	1st – given as ‘Refer…’, in similar kinds of rubrics.   Aggravation, Air, sensitive to – cold, wet (see Aggravation, weather)   2nd – given as ‘See…’, in same kinds of rubrics.   Abdomen – (refer to Stomach)
Special features	It is supplementary work on Kent’s repertory. Addition of new rubrics are also given at various places. E. g. ABSENT-MINDED: Absence (is found in Synthetic on page no. 1042).	It is supplementary to the materia medica which is followed by this repertory. Index of comparison is given before repertory.
	1. Kent’s comparative m.m. by Dockx & Koklenberg.jpg 2. Mind (Dockx).jpg 3. Aversion to food (D & K).jpg	1. Plain talks on m.m. by W. Pierce.jpg 2. Agg. (W. Pierce).jpg 3. Abortion (W. Pierce).jpg

24. Repertories Based on Additions to Kent’s repertory

89. Additions to Kent’s Repertory by C. M. Boger
90. Essentials of Homoeopathic Prescribing With Rapid Repertory by H. F. Woods
91. Bowel Nosodes In The Pages Of Kent’s Repertory by Namita Mohanty (1998)
92. Kent’s comparative Repertory of the Homoeopathic materia medica by Rene Dcokx and Guy Koklenberg

Author’s name	C. M. Boger	H. F. Woods
Publication Year	–	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters	Same as Kent repertory	Mind and general symptoms
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	Italics   Roman	BOLD CAPITAL   Bold
Medicines	Alphabetical	81, Alphabetical
Gradation	CAPITAL, Italics, Roman	No gradations
Cross reference	(see…)	(see…)
Special features	Few rubrics were newly added by Boger, which are not present in Kent’s repertory.   E. g.   Vision: Nyctalopia – Sil., Sulph. Nose: Discharge: dripping, foamy, gluey, hard, plugging nose	Deliberately avoided the general group of remedies in rubrics and names of chronic diseases like Cancer, Rheumatism, etc. Food related desire and aversion are included in the General chapter.
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25. Repertories Based on Phraseology like Materia medica

93. Concordance Repertory by Gentry
94. Joseph Repertory Based on Boericke’s Material Medica

Author’s name	Gentry	Joseph
Publication Year	1890	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters	6 vol. (mind to generalities chapters)	Alphabetical
Rubrics	Alphabetical, Bold	Alphabetical, Roman
Medicines	420	Alphabetical, CAPITAL
Gradation	Roman	No gradation
Cross reference	Given into brackets immediately after rubric	Remedies as cross reference given in bracket with rubric
Special features	Noun, Verb, Essential adjectives are used for hunting rubrics. Kent’s criticism.	Some special chapters like nerves and cancer are mentioned from the pages of Boericke’s materia medica
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26. Repertories Based on Boericke’s Materia medica

95. Repertory Of Small Remedies In The Manual Of Homoeopathic Materia Medica (William Boericke) by Jubin John
96. Handbook of Repertory by Major K.K. Sirker
97. Joseph Repertory Based on Boericke’s material medica

Author’s name	Jubin John	K.K. Sirker
Publication Year	–	1978
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters	Same as Kent repertory	42 chapters
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	Alphabetical, BOLD CAPITAL   Roman	Alphabetical, BOLD CAPITAL   Roman
Medicines	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Gradation	Italics, Roman	Bold, Italics, Roman
Cross reference	(See…)	(See…)
Special features	Helpful for comparative study between remedies from Boericke materia medica.	Small dictionary of medical terms, an exhausting therapeutic index for busy practitioner, constitution, and one page of suggestions.
	Mind.png	1. Handbook of repertory (Sirker).jpg 2. Abdomen (Sirker).jpg

27. Repertories Based on New Proved Remedies

98. Repertory to the New remedies Based Upon And Designed To Accompany Hale’s Special Symptomatology And Therapeutics By C. P. Hart
99. Materia medica & Repertory by James Hawley Stephenson

Author’s name	C. P. Hart	James Hawley Stephenson
Publication Year	1876	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters	30 chapters mind to generalities	Chapters acco. to Kent**, Bold roman
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	Alphabetical, BOLD CAPITAL   CAPITAL ROMAN	Alphabetical, Roman
Medicines	Alphabetically arranged in abbreviated form	37
Cross reference	(See…)   • Synonymous words are given as – See… (after the completion of main rubric) • Similar words are given as – Compare (at the end of remedy list of main rubrics)	Not given
Gradations	Italics, Roman	No gradations
Special features	Its abbreviations like Alt.-for alternate, Reg. for region etc…. used in this repertory. Author has also included its own experience as: “indicated in”	Synonyms, substance (crude form) and proving information are mentioned.
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28. Repertories Given by Indian authors

100. Alteration And Metastasis Of Symptoms And Results Of Suppression By Dr. J. N. Kanjilal
101. Realistic Materia Medica With Therapeutics Repertory By Dr. N. K. Banerjee
102. Pocket Repertory By P. Sankaran
103. Study On Materia Medica By N. M. Chaudhari
104. Dreams Come To The Rescue. A Complete Repertory Of Dream Remedies By Prakash Vakil
105. Dreams And Their Indications By P. Sivaraman

Author’s name	J. N. Kanjilal	N. K. Banerjee	P. Sankaran	N. M. Chaudhari	Prakash vakil	P. Sivaraman
Publication Year	–		–	1st – 1916 2nd – 1929	1993	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	Alphabetical (except-agg. Where time first mentioned)	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters/section	No chapters/sections	No chapters	No chapters	49 chapter (anatomical)	–	No chapters
Rubrics       Sub-rubrics	Bold roman	Alphabetical, BOLD CAPITAL   CAPITAL ROMAN with one indentation	Alphabetical, BOLD     Roman	941, Alphabetical, Roman   Roman, At some places CAPITAL	Roman       Roman	Bold       Roman
Medicines	–	Alphabetical	Alphabetical	441, Alphabetical (abbreviated from)	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Gradation	–	Italics, Roman	No gradations	Italics, Roman	Bold, Italics, Roman	CAPITAL, Italics, Roman
Cross reference	Not given	(See…)	Not given	(See…)	(See…)	(See…)
Special features	↔: – Alternating with →: – Metastasis (Natural) to, or Suppression (Artificial)	In certain sub – rubrics circumstances or conditions are mentioned into brackets. E. g. Asphyxia neonatorum: Camph. (with spasm) Lach. (blue baby)	Medicines with their authority is given	Ailments, common and clinical rubrics are represented very well.   Largest chapter is cough with 172 rubrics   Aggravation chapter is similar to generalities of Kent’s repertory.   Hearing is included in ear chapter   Thirst, desire and aversion, Appetite, Nausea, Vomiting are given as separate chapters	More useful in practice rubrics are marked with	More modifications of rubrics in this repertory gives detail descriptions about dreams and more specification in medicines.
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29. Miscellaneous Repertories

106. Repertory of Convulsion by E. M. Santee
107. Repertory Venereal Warts By Dr. Olin M. Drake (Ref. Skin Diseases By Douglass)
108. Repertory Of Foot Sweat By Olin M. Drake (Printed From The Homoeopathic Physician)
109. Repertory Of Fevers By J. Laurie (The Hom. Domestic Medicine)
110. Repertory Of Leucorrhoea By Kamthan (Female Prescriber Book)

Author’s name	E. M. Santee	Olin M. Drake
Publication Year	1890	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical
Chapters	Absent	Absent
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	Alphabetical, Bold	Bold   Roman, with one indentation
Medicines	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Gradation	No gradations	Not given
Cross reference	Not given	Not given
Special features	Constitutional and disposition are special chapters.	Can be compare with sweat chapter of general repertories.
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30. Repertories Based on Generalities

111. Integrated Homoeopathic Repertory (Generalities) by Jugal Kishore and Arvind Kishore
112. Synthetic repertory by Barthel and Klunker

Author’s name	Jugal Kishore	Barthel and Klunker
Publication Year		1973
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical
Chapters	Generalities (sensation and complaints in general), Stages of life, Agg. in general, Amel. In general, list of remedies & abbreviations	Vol-I psychic symptoms Vol-II general symptoms Vol –III sleep, dream, sexuality
Rubrics	BOLD CAPITAL –first level ¨¨-second level ¨-third level ▪ -fourth level ▪▪- fifth level ▪▪▪-sixth level	• Vol-I – Only mental symptoms – 604 (756 – Khanaj) main rubrics, 33 cross reference • Vol-II – Physical and mental general (desire, aversion, clinical condition, pertaining to weather, air) 358 (335 -Khanaj) rubrics main rubrics and 23 CR Vol-III sleep –44 main rubrics, dreams-400, male-16 rubrics, female-26
Gradation	Bold, Italics, Roman	CAPITAL, CAPITAL, Bold, Roman
Cross reference	(See…)	(,) coma
Special features	The Author code with their page number follow the rubrics, where the source is repertory. E. g. Bk means, it is added directly from Boericke’s materia medica. Bk – 953.When a new rubric is added other than from Kent or synthetic, the source is identified from the author’s code. E. g. Abscess, injury, after (Kn – 1147) from Knerr’s repertory.	1598 remedies are included. Space under the rubrics to add medicines, also there are rubrics with no medicines, which are also meant for adding remedies.

31. Repertories Based on Modern concept

113. The People’s Repertory by Luc De Schepper
114. Materia and Drainage Remedies with Repertory by Bouko Levy

Author’s name	Luc De Schepper	Bouko Levy
Publication Year	–	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Alphabetical (in chapters only)
Chapters	Not given	From abdominal pain to yawing
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	BOLD CAPITAL   With one indentation	Not alphabetical, denoted with (-)   Denoted with black dot (●)
Medicines	Alphabetical	CAPITAL, Not Alphabetical
Gradations	Bold	No gradations
Cross reference	Not given	(See…)
Special features	Ready reference for laymen people	Disease condition with their stages and management is given in detail with potency suggestions.
	1. People’s repertory Luc de schepper.png 2. Mind (Luc De Schepper).png	HMAI repertories\Reference repertory\Materia and drainage remedies with repertory by Bouko Levy.pdf

32. Repertories Based on Pathogenetic Symptoms

115. Jahr’s and Possart’s New Manual Of The Homoeopathic Materia Medica Arranged With Reference To Well Authenticated Observations At The Sick Bed, And Accompanying By An Alphabetical Repertory (Translated and edited by C. J. Hempel)
116. A Repertory to the Cyclopaedia Of Drug Pathogenesy by Richard Hughes

Author’s name	C. J. Hempel	Richard Hughes
Publication Year	1853	1891
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Not alphabetical
Chapters	Not alphabetical	Physiological systems are taken as chapters and in subsections anatomical schema is applied.
Materia Medica	Book is divided into: Materia medica & Alphabetical repertory	Supplementary to materia medica
Rubrics   Sub-rubric	Bold   Denoted by long dash, ‘—’	Alphabetical, CAPITAL   Denoted with alphabets (a, b, c, d, etc.)
Medicines	Alphabetical	Medicinal index is given with abbreviations and references, alphabetically given in repertory
Cross reference	(See…)	(*) at rubric and explanation in form of foot note at end of page/section.
Gradations	Roman – Calc. – Ordinary pathogenetic symptom, which has not been yet confirmed by clinical experience.   Italics – Calc. – Symptoms has been observed by the number of provers. CAPITAL – CALC. – Pathogenetic symptom, which has been abundantly confirmed by clinical experience.   SPACED CAPITAL – C A L C – An eminent characteristic symptom, both clinically and pathogenetically.	Not given
Special features	Pathological prescriptions can be made successfully with this book	References in repertory along with the characteristic of medicines is given in the repertory.
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33. Repertories Based on Clinical medicine

117. A treatise on Homoeopathic Practice Of Medicine Comprised In A Repertory For Prescribing by Hunting Sherill
118. An Introduction To The Principles And Practice Of Homoeopathy By Charles E. Wheeler
119. Ruddock’s Homoeopathic Vade Mecum
120. 80 Dynamic Gems Of Homoeo Medicines With Repertory By C. K. Shreedharan

Author’s name	Charles E. Wheeler	Ruddock
Publication Year	Reprint 1989	–
Arrangement	Alphabetically	Alphabetically
Book	Book is divided into 6 parts as follows: (1) Introductory part, (2) Accessories in the treatment of disease. (3) Medical & surgical diseases and their Homoeopathic and general treatment. (4) Materia medica – 91 medicines are given alphabetically from Acid Mur. To Zinc. (5) Poison remedies. 37 medicines are given. (6) Clinical directory. (Repertory)	Material section followed by repertory in book
Chapters	1. General symptomatology (Anemia, Backache, Cancer, Diarrhoea etc.) 2. General modalities 3. Disturbed emotional reactions (Anger, Anticipation, Company, etc.) 4. Peculiar symptoms (As if….)	Rubrics are alphabetically given
Rubrics   Sub-rubrics	Alphabetically, Bold   Italics	Roman with 1st letter CAPITAL   CAPITAL ROMAN
Medicines	38, Alphabetically	Not Alphabetically
Gradations	No gradation	No gradations
Cross reference	Not given	“See”
Special features	Page numbers are given followed by each medicine, which are present in the materia medica part. (Reverse of plain talk …by W. I. Pierce)	Direction for external application is given. Foot notes are given. Explanation of medical terminologies are also given.
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34. Lesser Known Card Repertories

120. Hatta’s card repertory
121. Patwardhan card repertory

Author’s name	Hatta	Patwardhan
Publication Year	–	–
Arrangement	Alphabetical	Not Alphabetical
Cards	More than 602	1245
Content	Generalities, mental (yellow), modalities (Agg. – red, Amel. green) (colour of cards)	Cards and booklet
Rubrics	Alphabetically with cross reference (in KEY)	1245
Medicines	More than 220	299
Special features	Miasms are also mentioned	In booklet, grouping of rubrics is based on Hahnemann’s way (in his materia medica) (mind, particular, modalities)

35. Repertories by CCRH

(Under clinical verification programme by CCRH)

1. Additions to Kent’s repertory from Boericke’s Repertory in following chapters: –

1. Teeth
2. Mind
3. Throat
4. Face
5. Eyes and vision
6. Ear and hearing
7. Mouth
8. Nose
9. Larynx & trachea
10. Respiration
11. Cough
12. Expectoration
13. chest

2. Additions to Generalities chapter of Kunzli’s Repertory from Knerr’s repertory

3. Retrospective Estimation Of Prevalence And Likelihood Ratio Of General Symptoms Of 29 Less Frequently Prescribed Homoeopathic Medicines By Clinical Verification (IJRH, Issue 2, Volume 13, April-June 2019)(IndianJResHomoeopathy13272-1801171_050011.pdf)

36. Repertories Based on BTPB/BBCR

1. Keyotes To The Materia Medica By H. N. Guernsey (BTPB)
2. A Repertory Of Nosodes And Sarcodes By Berkeley (BBCR)

37. Repertories Based on Allen’s keynotes

1. Essentials Of Homoeopathic Prescribing With Rapid Repertory By H. F. Woods
2. Repertory Based On Allen’s Keynotes And Nash’s Leaders Including Relationship Of Remedies By Captain K. K. Sirker (2005)

38. Repertories Based On Hahnemannian Schema

1. Hahnemann’s Therapeutic Hints By R. E. Dudgeon (Collected & Arranged)
2. Repertory To The Modalities, In Their Relation To Temperature, Air, Water, Winds, Weather And Seasons Based Mainly Upon Hering’s Condensed Materia Medica With Additions From Allen, Lippe, And Hale (Compiled And Arranged) By Samuel Worcester
3. Repertory To The More Characteristic Symptoms Of The Materia Medica Arranged By Constantine Lippe
4. Repertory To The New Remedies Based Upon And Designed To Accompany Hale’s Special Symptomatology And Therapeutics By C. P. Hart
5. Bowel Nosodes In The Pages Of Kent’s Repertory By Namita Mohanty
6. Analytical Repertory Of Symptoms Of Mind By C. Hering
7. Repertory Of Children By E. A. Farrington

39. Repertories Based on Physical generals

1. A Repertory Of Desires And Aversions By Dr. Y. R. Agrawal
2. Repertory Of Desires And Aversions By William Jefferson Guernsey
3. Dreams And Their Homeopathic Medicines By P. Sivaraman
4. A Concise Repertory Of Agg. And Amel. Dr P. Sivaraman

40. Repertories Based on General symptoms (Mental or Physical)

1. Essentials Of Homoeopathic Prescribing With Rapid Repertory By H. F. Woods
2. Psychiatric Medicines By Gallavardin
3. Integrated Homoeopathic Repertory (Generalities) By Jugal Kishore And Arvind Kishore
4. A Repertory Of Desires And Aversions By Dr. Y. R. Agrawal
5. Repertory Of Desires And Aversions By William Jefferson Guernsey
6. Dreams And Their Homeopathic Medicines By P. Sivaraman

41. Repertories Based on Medicine with their Rubrics (EH)

1. Murphy Repertory (Medicine Wise)
2. Reverse Repertory Of Remedies For Toothache By Sylvain Cazalet.
3. Synthesis By Schroyens

42. Repertories Which Contain External uses

1. Ruddock’s Homoeopathic Vade Mecum
2. A Treatise On Homoeopathic Practice Of Medicine Comprised In A Repertory For Prescribing By Hunting Sherill

43. Repertories Based on Animals and Plants

1. Macleod’s Veterinary Materia Medica With Small Repertory
2. Radar’s Veterinary Programme
3. Therapeutics Of Veterinary Homoeopathy & Repertory By Dr. B. P. Madrewar And Matthew Glencross
4. Agro-Homeopathy –Repertory (HMAI repertories\Reference repertory\agrorepertory.pdf)

44. Repertories Which Contain Potency

1. Pathogenetic And Clinical Repertory Of The Most Prominent Symptoms Of The Head With Their Concomitants And Conditions By C. Neidhard
2. Dysentery And Its Homoeopathic Treatment Containing Also A Repertory And Numerous Cases By Fred Humphreys
3. Rouff’s Repertory Of Homoeopathic Medicines, Nosologically Arranged (Translated From The German By A. H. Okie With Addition And Improvements By G. Humphreys)
4. Handbook Of Repertory By Sirker
5. Alphabetical Repertory Of Characteristics Of Homeopathic Materia Medica By Dr. G. D. Srivastava & Dr. J. Chandra (Section Is Given As “Dosage”)
6. Materia And Drainage Remedies With Repertory By Bouko Levy

45. Repertories Without Gradations

1. Homoeopathic Therapeutics As Applied To Obstetrics By Sheldon Leavitt
2. Schussler’s Bio-Chemic Pocket Guide With Repertory.
3. Homoeopathy In Cervical Spondylosis By Farokh J. Master.
4. Leaders In Fevers Remedies By Dr. B. Chakravarty
5. Hahnemann’s Therapeutic Hints By R. E. Dudgeon (Collected & Arranged)
6. Boenninghausen’ Essay On The Homoeopathic Treatment Of Intermittent Fevers By Charles Julius Hempel (Translated & Edited)
7. Homoeopathic Treatment Of Diseases Of Sexual System, Being A Complete Repertory Of All The Symptoms Occurring In The Sexual Systems Of The Male And Female By F. Humphreys
8. Essentials Of Homoeopathic Prescribing With Rapid Repertory By H. F. Woods
9. Pathogenetic And Clinical Repertory Of The Most Prominent Symptoms Of The Head With Their Concomitants And Conditions By C. Neidhard
10. Repertory Of Convulsion By E. M. Santee
11. Repertory To The Modalities, In Their Relation To Temperature, Air, Water, Winds, Weather And Seasons Based Mainly Upon Hering’s Condensed Materia Medica With Additions From Allen, Lippe, And Hale (Compiled And Arranged) By Samuel Worcester
12. Therapeutics Of Eye And Ear. An Elementary Manual With A Repertory Of Eye By C. P. Vilas
13. Julian’s Materia Medica Of Nosodes With Repertory (Translated From French By Rajkumar Mukherji)
14. A Concise Materia Medica & Repertory Of Nosodes By C. K. Shreedharan
15. An Introduction To The Principles And Practice Of Homoeopathy By Charles E. Wheeler
16. The Chronic Miasms By J. H. Allen
17. Lesser Writings With Therapeutic Hints By E. A. Farrington (Given As Repertory Of Prominent Symptoms.)
18. Plain Talks On Materia Medica With Comparisons By Willard Ide Pierce
19. Fragmenta De Viribus Medica Mentorum Positivis Sive In Sano Corpore Humano Observatis By Hahnemann
20. A Repertory To The Cyclopaedia Of Drug Pathogenesy By Richard Hughes
21. Repertory Venereal Warts By Dr. Olin M. Drake (Ref. Skin Diseases By Douglass)
22. Bach Flower Remedies By Dr. D. S. Vohra

46. Repertories with Materia Medica

1. Plain Talks On Materia Medica With Comparisons By Willard Ide Pierce
2. Concise Repertory Of Materia Medica And Materia Medica Of Homeopathic Medicines By Dr. Phatak
3. The Twelve Tissue Remedies Of Schussler By Boericke And Dewey
4. Realistic Materia Medica With Therapeutics Repertory By Dr. N. K. Banerjee
5. Ruddock’s Homoeopathic Vade Mecum
6. Homoeopathic Therapeutics As Applied To Obstetrics By Sheldon Leavitt
7. Applying Bach Flower Therapy To The Healing Profession Of Homoeopathy (Psychology, Psychiatry, Psychosomatic Medicine With Coloured Illustrations Of The Healing Plants) By Cornelia Richardson-Boedler
8. Jahr’s And Possart’s New Manual Of The Homoeopathic Materia Medica Arranged With Reference To Well Authenticated Observations At The Sick Bed, And Accompanying By An Alphabetical Repertory (Translated And Edited By C. J. Hempel)
9. Keynotes Of The Materia Medica By H. N. Guernsey
10. Psychiatry Remedies Materia Medica And Repertory By Dr. Jean-Pierre Gallavardin
11. Julian’s Materia Medica Of Nosodes With Repertory (Translated From French By Rajkumar Mukherji)
12. A Concise Materia Medica & Repertory Of Nosodes By C. K. Shreedharan
13. Fragmenta De Viribus Medica Mentorum Positivis Sive In Sano Corpore Humano Observatis By Hahnemann
14. A Repertory To The Cyclopaedia Of Drug Pathogenesy By Richard Hughes
15. Therapeutics Of Veterinary Homoeopathy & Repertory By Dr. B. P. Madrewar And Matthew Glencross
16. Bach Flower Remedies By Dr. D. S. Vohra
17. Headaches And Their Concomitant Symptoms With A Complete And Concise Repertory-Analysis By Jno. C. King
18. Pains Of The Headache With Repertory By A. R. Mcmichael
19. Study On Materia Medica By N. M. Chaudhari
20. Materia And Drainage Remedies With Repertory By Bouko Levy
21. Materia Medica & Repertory By James Hawley Stephenson
22. Essentials Of Homoeopathic Prescribing With Rapid Repertory By H. F. Woods

46. Repertory based on EN

46. Therapeutics Of Eye And Ear. An Elementary Manual With A Repertory Of Eye By C. P. Vilas
47. Repertory Of Post-Nasal& Pharyngeal Catarrh By E. A. Farrington