The "Organon of Medicine" in its 6th edition is a significant textbook by Samuel Hahnemann that addresses the history and principles of homeopathy. Published in 2011, this work offers a comprehensive analysis of the art of homeopathic healing and its development in a historical context. With 216 pages, the book is written in German and is available in a paperback edition. Its dimensions are 17 cm in width and 22 cm in height, with a weight of 385 grams. This nonfiction book is aimed at those interested in history and archaeology, as well as professionals who wish to familiarize themselves with the fundamentals and philosophy of homeopathy. The 6th edition ensures that the content is current and relevant, providing a valuable resource for understanding homeopathic practices and their historical development.