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lacertas quoque pluribus modis ad oculorum remedia adsumunt. alii viridem includunt novo fictili et lapillos, qui vocantur cinaedia, quae et inguinum tumoribus adalligari solent, novem signis signant et singulos detrahunt per dies; nono emittunt lacertam, lapillos servant ad oculorum dolores. alii terram substernunt lacertae viridi excaecatae et una in vitreo vase anulos includunt e ferro solido vel auro. cum recepisse visum lacertam apparuit per vitrum, emissa ea anulis contra lippitudinem utuntur, alii capitis cinere pro stibi ad scabritias. quidam viridem, collo longo, in sabulosis nascentem comburunt et incipientem epiphoram inungunt, item glaucomata. mustelae etiam oculis punctu erutis aiunt visum reverti, eademque quae in lacertis et anulis faciunt; serpentis oculum
dextrum adalligatum contra epiphoras prodesse, si serpens viva dimittatur. lacrimantibus sine fine oculis cinis stelionum capitis cum stibi eximie medetur. aranei muscarii tela et praecipue spelunca ipsa inposita per frontem ad duo tempora in splenio aliquo ita, ut a puero inpube et capiatur et inponatur nec is triduo se ostendat ei, cui medebitur, neve alter nudis pedibus terram attingat his diebus, mirabiliter epiphoris mederi dicitur; albugines quoque tollere inunctione araneus candidus, longissimis ac tenuissimis pedibus, contritus in oleo vetere. is etiam, cuius crassissimum textum est in contignationibus fere, adalligatus panno epiphoras sanare traditur. scarabaei viridis natura contuentium visum exacuit; itaque gemmarum scalptores contuitu eorum adquiescunt.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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