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l. xxxi continentvr medicinae ex aquatilibus. aquarum mirabilia aquarum differentiae medicinae. observationes cclxvi
quales oculis aquae prosint
quales fecunditatem faciant
quales insaniae medeantur
quales calculosis
quales volneribus
quales partum custodiant
quales vitiliginem tollant
quae colorem lanis faciant
quae hominibus
quae memoriam, quae ob
livionem
quae sensus subtilitatem,
quae tarditatem, quae ca
noram vocem
quae vini taedium, quae
inebrient
quae olei vicem praestent
quae salsae et amarae
saxa egerentes, risum aut
ploratum facientes
quae amorem sanare dican
tur
per triduum calentes hau
stus aquarum miracula
in quibus omnia mergantur,
in quibus nihil
aquae necantes, pisces ve
nenati
quae lapideae fiant aut la
pidem faciant de salubritate aquarum de vitiis aquarum probatio aquarum de aqua marcia de aqua virgine aquas inveniendi ratio signa aquarum differentia aquarum per genera terrae
ratio aquarum per tempora anni aquarum subito nascentium aut desinentium observatio historica ratio aquae ducendae quo modo medicatis utendum et ad quae genera valitudinum item marinis xxviiii quid prosit navigatio v quo modo marina aqua in mediterraneis possit fieri i quo modo thalassomeli i quo modo hydromeli i remedium contra peregrinas aquas ex musco medicinae vi medicinae ex harenis de salis generibus et confecturis et medicinis observationes cciiii de salis auctoritate historica cxx spuma salis flos salis xx. salsugo ii de garo xv de muria xv de allece viii de natura salis de nitri generibus et confecturis et medicinis observationes ccxxi de spongeis. medicinae et observationes xcii summa: medicinae et historiae et observationes dccccxxiiii
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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