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maxime autem valet laurus, quae tenuissima habet folia. bacae cum vino serpentibus et scorpionibus et araneis resistunt; ex oleo et aceto inlinuntur et lieni, iocineri, gangraenis cum melle. et in fatigatione etiam aut perfrictione suco eo perungui nitro adiecto prodest. sunt qui celeritati partus conferre multum putent radicem acetabuli mensura in aqua potam, efficacius recentem quam aridam. quidam adversus scorpionum ictus x bacas dari iubent potui, item et in remedio uvae iacentis quadrantem pondo bacarum foliorumve decoqui in aquae sextariis iii ad tertias, eam calidam gargarizare et in capitis dolore inpari numero bacas cum oleo conterere et calfacere. - laurus delphicae folia trita olfactaque subinde pestilentiae contagia prohibent, tanto magis si et urantur. oleum ex delphica ad cerata acopumque, ad perfrictiones
discutiendas, nervos laxandos, lateris dolores, febres frigidas utile est, item ad aurium dolorem in mali punici cortice tepefactum. folia decocta ad tertias partes aquae uvam cohibent gargarizatione, potu alvi dolores intestinorumque, tenerrima ex iis trita in vino papulas pruritusque inlita noctibus. - proxime valent cetera laurus genera. laurus alexandrina sive idaea partus celeres facit radice pota iii denariorum pondere in vini dulcis cyathis iii, secundas etiam pellit mensesque. eodem modo pota daphnoides sive iis nominibus, quae diximus, silvestris laurus prodest, alvum solvit vel recenti folio vel arido drachmis iii cum sale in hydromelite. manducata pituitas extrahit, folium et vomitus, stomacho inutile. sic et bacae quinae denae purgationis causa sumuntur.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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