C. Hering

Constantine Hering (1800–1880), born in Saxony and widely recognised as the father of American homoeopathy, compiled the Analytical Repertory of the Symptoms of the Mind, first published in 1881. Organised alphabetically by symptom and covering 48 chapters, the work draws mental and emotional symptoms from multiple sources into a single clinical reference, reflecting Hering's view that mental symptoms carry significant weight in homoeopathic case analysis. B. Jain Publishers has issued an Indian edition.