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folia vitium et pampini capitis dolores inflammationesque corporum mitigant cum polenta, folia per se ardores stomachi ex aqua frigida, cum farina vero hordei articularios morbos. pampini triti et inpositi tumorem omnem siccant, sucus eorum dysintericis infusus medetur. lacrima vitium, quae veluti cummis est, lepras et lichenas et psoras nitro ante praeparatas sanat. eadem cum oleo saepius pilis inlitis psilotri effectum habet, maximeque quam virides accensae vites exudant, qua et verrucae tolluntur. pampini sanguinem excreantibus et mulierum a conceptu defectioni diluti potu prosunt. cortex vitium et folia arida vulnerum sanguinem sistunt ipsumque vulnus conglutinant. vitis albae, viridis tusae, suco inpetigines tolluntur. cinis sarmentorum vitium et vinaceorum condylomatis et sedis vitiis medetur ex aceto, item luxatis et ambustis et lienis tumori cum rosaceo et ruta et aceto. item igni sacro ex vino citra oleum aspergitur et intertrigini. et pilos absumit. dant et bibendum cinerem sarmentorum ad lienis remedia aceto conspersum ita, ut bini cyathi in tepida aqua bibantur utque qui biberit in lienem iaceat. claviculae ipsae, quibus repunt vites, tritae ex
aqua potae sistunt vomitionum consuetudinem. cinis vitium cum axungia vetere contra tumores proficit, fistulas purgat, mox et persanat, nervorum dolores frigore ortos contractionesque, contusas vero partes vel cum oleo, carnes excrescentes in ossibus cum aceto et nitro, scorpionum et canum plagas cum oleo. corticis per se cinis conbustis pilos reddit.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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