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Aranea ixobola (Aran-ix.)

Aranea ixobola (Aran-ix.) appears in the repertory in 41 rubrics. Of these, 1 is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed, and 1 is a small rubric with at most two other remedies. The specific rubrics concern Sadness. The data are thin.

Sadness After Talking

Both specific rubrics describe the same thing: sadness sets in after loquacity. Talking is followed by a drop in mood; the communicative turns into dejection.

Restlessness and Sensitivity

Among all the rubrics, Sensitivity, Restlessness, Sadness, and Delusions stand with three entries each. Beside them are entries on Thoughts, Attention deficit disorder, Snappish, Domineering, and Hurry. This points to an irritable, driven person who talks a great deal and afterward falls back into sorrow.

Summary

From the data one can tentatively read an interplay of hurry, loquacity, and subsequent melancholy. The few rubrics support no more.

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