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colocynthis vocatur alia, ipsa plena semine, sed minor quam sativa. utilior pallida quam herbacea. arefacta per se inanit alvum. infusa quoque clysteribus intestinorum omnibus vitiis medetur et renium et lumborum et paralysi. eiecto semine aqua mulsa in ea decoquitur ad dimidias; sic tutissimo infunduntur oboli quattuor. prodest stomacho et farinae aridae pilulis cum decocto melle sumptis. in morbo regio semina eius vii sumuntur et protinus aqua mulsa. carnes eius cum absinthio ac sale dentium dolorem tollunt, sucus vero cum aceto
calefactus mobiles sistit. item spinae et lumborum ac coxendicum dolores, cum oleo si infricetur. praeterea, mirum dictu, semina eius, si fuerint pari numero, in linteo adalligata febribus liberare dicuntur, quas graeci periodicas vocant. sativae quoque derasae sucus tepefactus auribus medetur; caro eius interior sine semine clavis pedum et suppurationibus,
quae graeci vocant ἀποστήματα.
decoctae autem universae sucus dentium motus stabilit et dolores inhibet; vinum cum ea fervefactum oculorum etiam impetus. folia eius cum recentibus cupressi contusa et inposita, ipsa quoque tosta in argilla ac trita cum adipe anseris vulneribus medetur. nec non ramentis corticis recentis podagras refrigerat et ardores capitis, infantium maxime, et ignes sacros vel iisdem strigmentis inpositis vel seminibus. sucus ex strigmentis inlitus cum rosaceo et aceto febrium ardores refrigerat. aridae cinis inpositus mire combusta sanat. chrysippus medicus damnabat eas in cibis, sed omnium consensu stomacho utilissimae iudicantur et interaneorum vesicarumque exulcerationibus.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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