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I'm studying remedies beginning with, Clarke's "top 13", and while
using, Allen, I've noticed that Chin. and Calc. are missing. I know
that each of the great homeopaths had differing opinions about the
remedies, and I don't know what criteria, Allen used for his
selection of remedies. From my studies I've seen that Calc. Is one of
the more powerful deeper acting remedies and I was surprised to not
see it in, Allen. Can some one comment on this? Thanks for your help.

Hi
If you are referring to the book Keynotes with nosodes by HC Allen, you'll find Calc under Calc ost and China under Cinchona on p. 83 in my copy
Regards
Robyn

"To be ignorant is not the special prerogative of man; to know that he is ignorant is his special privilege". (An Idealist View of Life - Radhakrishnan).

Exactly as you said, thanks.

In H.C.Allen's keynotes, "Calcarea ostrearum" is the same as Calcarea carbonica, and "Cinchona" is the same as China officinalis.

waymon_cowley wrote:
I'm studying remedies beginning with, Clarke's "top 13", and while using, Allen, I've noticed that Chin. and Calc. are missing. I know that each of the great homeopaths had differing opinions about the remedies, and I don't know what criteria, Allen used for his selection of remedies.
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