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lanis auctoritatem veteres romani etiam religiosam habuere, postes a nubentibus attingi iubentes; praeterque cultum et tutelam contra frigora sucidae plurima praestant remedia ex oleo vinoque aut aceto, prout quaeque mulceri morderive opus sit et adstringi laxarive, luxatis membris dolentibusque nervis inpositae et crebro suffusae. quidam et salem admiscent luxatis; alii cum lana rutam tritam adipemque inponunt, item contusis tumentibusque. halitus quoque oris gratiores facere traditur confricatis dentibus atque gingivis admixto melle. prodest et phreneticis suffitu. sanguinem in naribus sistit cum oleo rosaceo indita et alio modo auribus opturatis spissius. quin et ulceribus vetustis inponitur cum melle. vulnera ex vino vel aceto vel aqua frigida et oleo expressa sanat.
arietis vellera luta frigida ex oleo madefacta in muliebribus malis inflammationes vulvae sedant et, si procidat, suffitu reprimunt. sucida lana inposita subditaque mortuos partus evocat; sistit etiam profluvia earum. et canis rabiosi morsibus inculcata post diem septimum solvitur. reduvias sanat ex aqua frigida. eadem nitro, sulpure, oleo, aceto, pice liquida ferventibus tincta quam calidissima inposita bis die lumborum dolores sedat. sistit et sanguinem ex ariete sucida articulos extremitatium praeligans. laudatissima omnis e collo, natione vero galatica, tarentina, attica, milesia. sucidam inponunt et desquamatis, percussis, lividis, incussis, conlisis, contritis, deiectis, capitis et aliis doloribus, stomachi inflammationi ex aceto et rosaceo. cinis eius inlinitur adtritis, vulneratis, ambustis. et in oculorum medicamenta additur, item in fistulas auresque suppuratas. ad hoc detonsam eam, alii evolsam, decisis summis partibus siccant carpuntque et in fictili crudo conponunt ac melle perfundunt uruntque. alii astulis taedae subiectis et subinde interstratis oleo
adspersam accendunt cineremque in labellis aqua addita confricant manu et considere patiuntur, idque saepius mutantes aquam, donec linguam adstringat leniter nec mordeat; tum cinerem reponunt. vis eius septica est efficacissimeque genas purgat.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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