FAQ

Joseph’s Repertory (Second Edition)

1. How is the Second Edition different from the earlier version?
The Second Edition includes several important updates and features:

  • A General Chapter compiling general symptoms of every medicine.

  • A keyword-based search system for faster, easier repertorization — especially helpful for beginners.

  • Inclusion of about 50 Indian medicines that were missing from the earlier edition.


2. Why does this repertory include Indian medicines?
Boericke’s Indian medicines were not part of the earlier library version. Their inclusion in this edition makes Joseph’s Repertory more comprehensive, accurate, and culturally inclusive, reflecting the diversity of homeopathic practice.


3. What is the “General” chapter, and how do I use it?
The General chapter gathers broad, overarching symptoms — such as sensations, modalities, and constitutional features — from across all remedies.
You can use it to:

  • Compare remedies at a general level.

  • Identify key modalities before consulting specific chapters.
    This makes it an excellent starting point for both beginners and experienced practitioners.


4. Who can use this repertory?
Joseph’s Repertory – Second Edition is designed for:

  • Students of homeopathy

  • Practitioners seeking quick and reliable references

  • Researchers exploring the materia medica

  • Enthusiasts and learners who wish to study classical homeopathic knowledge


5. Is Joseph’s Repertory free to use?
Yes. Joseph’s Repertory is a completely free, open-access resource.
It was created with the belief that knowledge of healing should remain freely available to everyone, without barriers or restrictions.