George Dimitriadis’s edition of Bönninghausen’s Therapeutic Pocket Book (TBR2, second edition), for the practitioner who wants to work with the classical Bönninghausen method and understand what each rubric means.
- The Bönninghausen Repertory: a re-translation of Bönninghausen’s Pocket Book, checked against his original manuscript, with 2,695 numbered rubrics
- 69 pages of endnotes: each numbered rubric can be referenced to the endnotes, which give explanations and references to the original German
- Concordances: Bönninghausen’s later 1853 list of remedy relationships in place of the 1846 chapter, with antidotes and noxious remedies highlighted
In RadarOpus you can search the endnotes and the text of the book as well as the repertory itself. Dimitriadis also outlines Bönninghausen’s method and shows it at work in example cases. The extract on the publisher’s page uses a case to argue that, even without modalities, a precise combination of complaints that can each be identified on their own may be enough to distinguish the case. Read more on the Bönninghausen page.
