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Paris quadrifolia (Par.)

Paris quadrifolia (Par.) appears in 171 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 4 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy appears, and 5 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on Delusions, Speaking, Loquacity, Restlessness and Voice. The number of specific rubrics is small, the total number by contrast considerable.

Talking and voice

The largest block concerns talking: Speaking, Loquacity, Speech and Voice. Here alone stands the self-satisfied talkativeness, "Loquacity, garrulity – self-satisfied". Small rubrics name ridiculous speaking and a periodicity of the voice.

Strangeness and restlessness

Among the delusions, the largest main rubric, two single-remedy rubrics stand out: the idea that everything touched is too rough, and waking at night in a strange, lonely place. The restlessness is an inner and nocturnal one, also in dreams and on waking with headache. In addition there is sensitiveness to the smell of putrid things.

Summary

Loquacious, at the same time inwardly restless and transported at night to strange places: that is the outline that the small specific body of data suggests against the broad background of the general rubrics.

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