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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DWARFISHNESS»
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Lectures on Materia Medica
You will see in the text commonly expressed under this medicine, "dwarfishness".
That does not always mean small in stature as it is spoken of in this remedy.
Dwarfishness in body and mind; mental dwarf- ishness, and dwarfishness of
organs ...
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Valuable Indications from Kent
You will see in the text commonly expressed under this medicine, "dwarfishness."
That does not always mean small in stature as it is spoken of in this remedy.
Dwarfishness in body and mind; mental dwarfishness, and dwarfishness of
organs.
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North America's #1 Homeopathic Guide to Natural Health
Youwill see inthe text commonly expressed under this medicine, 'dwarfishness.'
That does notalways mean smallin statureas itis spoken of in this remedy.
Dwarfishness in body and mind; mental dwarfishness, and dwarfishness
oforgans.
Bhupinder Sharma, M.D.,
2011
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Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
Dwarfishness with regard to age may present three cases. In the first, the
individual exhibits at birth, or during infancy, a size inferior to that of his age, and
afterwards grows up rapidly to the ordinary size of his species. In the second, he
is ...
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The Edinburgh new philosophical journal
In the greatest number of instances, it has been observed that the same mother
has produced two or more dwarfs.' They are not more rare in nations of
loftystature, or of one sex, more than another. Dwarfishness with regard to age
may present ...
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Diseases of the Heart & Arteries
Dwarfishness in body and mind, mental dwarfishness, and dwarfishness of
organs. Young persons who are unusually brilliant, well advanced mentally. We
say they are beyond their years. Due to slow development patient thinks himself
again ...
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
In the greatest number of instances, it has been observed that the same mother
has produced two or more dwarfs. They are not more rare in nations of lofty
stature, or of one sex, more than another. Dwarfishness with regard to age may
present ...
8
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
In the greatest number of instances, it has been observed that the same mother
has produced two or more dwarfs. They are not more rare in nations of lofty
stature, or of one sex, more than another. Dwarfishness with regard to age may
present ...
Robert Jameson, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Wernerian Natural History Society,
1833
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Illustrated Guide to Homoeopathic Treatment
DWARFISHNESS (SEE ALSO 'BACKWARD CHILDREN') Condition of being
abnormally small may be hereditary when it is mostly incurable. It may be due to
dysfunction of the pituitary, thryoid gland, etc., when treatment of the affected
gland ...
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
In the greatest number of instances, it has been observed that the same mother
has produced two or more dwarfs. They are not more rare in nations of lofty
stature, or of one sex, more than another. Dwarfishness with regard to age may
present ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «DWARFISHNESS»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
dwarfishness nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Jomon life 'remained pretty much unchanged'
... historians as early as the first century A.D. They gave Japan its first known name: Wa — an apparently belittling term signifying dwarfishness. «The Japan Times, giu 15»
Revealed: WCC trustees are dwarfs
So, why should anyone care about the trustees' dwarfishness? Previously concealed documents reveal the true story of how President Rose ... «The Washtenaw Voice, apr 15»
Arts under the next Labor government (Premium locked content)
The usual interpretative quirks are present; whether it be Puck squeezing flower juice in Lysander's eyes or Hermia lamenting her dwarfishness ... «ArtsHub, ago 14»
Cryptic crossword No 26146
... colour when getting on (7); 16 Foreign copper gets doctor free (7); 19 High point frequently in inferior backing (7); 22 Natural dwarfishness? «The Guardian, gen 14»
Wilmington on Movies: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
... more contrast, more talk and characterization, more humanity, more dwarfishness, more Hobbitishness. Taking half an hour or so to introduce ... «Movie City News, dic 13»
'Rogue Legacy' Is A 'Castlevania' Inspired Rogue-Like Looking For …
... is stricken with a new attribute, whether its dwarfishness, color-blindness or something that actually helps you (the opposite of dwarfishness). «Gamenguide, apr 13»
The Worst Advice Ever Given To Parents, Going Back To The 1700s
Scottish physician William Buchan's 1804 book Advice to Mothers informed them that “in all cases of dwarfishness or deformity, ninety-nine out ... «Huffington Post, nov 12»
The Worst Baby Advice Ever
Scottish physician William Buchan's 1804 book Advice to Mothers informed them that “in all cases of dwarfishness or deformity, ninety-nine out ... «Slate Magazine, nov 12»
Tiny, Dim Galaxies --Remnants of Early Universe Harbor Monster …
Their degree of preservation could be the result of their sheer dwarfishness: because gravity within them is weaker than within a normal galaxy, ... «The Daily Galaxy, apr 12»
What's 'Hot' is Being Cool
... that was feared/longed-for, but as the younger dwarves in the company let's assume that they grow into their “dwarfishness” as they age. «TheOneRing.net, lug 11»