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dentium dolores sedantur ossibus draconis marini scariphatis gingivis, cerebro caniculae in oleo decocto adservatoque, ut ex eo dentes semel anno colluantur. pastinacae quoque radio scariphari gingivas in dolore utilissimum. contritus is et cum helleboro albo inlitus dentes sine vexatione extrahit. salsamentorum etiam in fictili vase combustorum cinis addita farina marmoris inter remedia est. et cybia vetera eluta in novo vase, dein trita prosunt doloribus. aeque prodesse dicuntur omnium salsamentorum spinae combustae tritaeque et inlitae. decocuntur et ranae singulae in aceti heminis, ut dentes ita colluantur contineaturque in ore sucus. si fastidium obstaret, suspendebat pedibus posterioribus eas sallustius dionysius, ut ex ore virus deflueret in acetum fervens, idque e pluribus ranis; fortioribus stomachis ex iure mandendas dabat. maxillaresque ita sanari praecipue dentes putant, mobiles vero supra dicto aceto stabiliri. ad hoc quidam ranarum corpora binarum praecisis pedibus in vini hemina macerant et ita collui dentium
labantes iubent. aliqui totas adalligant maxillis. alii denas in sextariis iii aceti decoxere ad tertias partes, ut mobiles dentium stabilirent. nec non xlvi ranarum corda in olei veteris sextario sub aereo testo discoxere, ut infunderent per aurem dolentis maxillae. alii iocur ranae decoctum et tritum cum melle inposuere dentibus. omnia supra scripta ex marina efficaciora. si cariosi et faetidi sint, cetum in furno arefieri per noctem praecipiunt, postea tantundem salis addi atque ita fricari. enhydris vocatur graecis colubra in aqua vivens. huius iiii dentibus superioribus in dolore superiorum gingivas scariphant, inferiorum inferioribus; aliqui canino tantum earum contenti sunt. utuntur et cancrorum cinere, nam muricum cinis dentifricium est.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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