Homeopathy

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 20
(ho-rne-op'-ath-e). A system of treatment of disease by the use of agents that, administered in health, " would produce symptoms similar to those morbid conditions for the relief of which the agent or medicine is given." The hypothesis expre ed by the adage, " similia similibus cur an/ur." See Regular and Allopathy. Homeoplasia (ho-me-o-pla'-ze-ah). The growth of ti ue resembling the normal ti ue, or matrix, in its form and properties; also the ti ue so formed.
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