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quin ipsae sordes pecudum sudorque feminum et alarum adhaerentes lanis - oesypum vocant - innumeros prope usus habent. in atticis ovibus genito palma. fit pluribus modis, sed probatissimum lana ab iis partibus recenti concerpta aut quibuscumque sordibus sucidis primum collectis lento igni in ae+neo subfervefactis et refrigeratis pinguique, quod supernatet, collecto in fictile vas iterumque decocta priore materia; quae pinguitudo utraque frigida aqua lavatur et in linteo saccatur ac sole torretur, donec candida fiat ac tralucida; tum in stagnea pyxide conditur. probatio, ut sordium virus oleat et manu fricante ex aqua non liquetur, sed albescat ut cerussa. oculis utilissimum contra inflammationes genarumque callum. quidam in testa torrent, donec pinguitudinem amittat, utilius tale existimantes erosis et duris genis, angulis scabiosis et lacrimantibus. ulcera non oculorum modo sanat, sed oris etiam et genitalium cum
anserino adipe. medetur et vulvae inflammationibus et sedis rhagadiis et condylomatis cum meliloto ac butyro. reliquos usus eius digeremus. sordes quoque caudarum concretae in pilulas siccatae per se tusaeque in farinam et inlitae dentibus mire prosunt, etiam labantibus, gingivisque, si carcinoma serpat; iam vero pura vellera aut per se inposita caecis doloribus aut accepto sulpure, et cinis eorum genitalium vitiis, tantumque pollent, ut medicamentis quoque superponantur. medentur ante omnia et pecori ipsi, si fastidio non pascantur. cauda enim quam artissime praeligata, evolsa inde lana, statim vescuntur, traduntque quod extra nodum sit e cauda praemori.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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