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concordances, n.pl 1. items that are in harmony. 2. homeopathic medicines with affinity to one another and therefore can be used serially during the sequence of treating an illness. This interaction was initially noted by Boenninghausen. See also remedies, alternating; compatible; remedy, complementary; remedy, following; or remedies, relationship of. |
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| In this respect it is superior to all other Greek concordances presently available, whether in print form or as computer databases. Les Juifvres also contains an extensive section, "References et concordances," keyed to line numbers and broken down into biblical, classical, and philosophical references, and cross-references to other Garnier works. Concordances and text retrieval have formed the major application areas in literary and linguistic computing. |
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