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ostracitae similitudinem testae habent. usus eorum pro pumice ad levandam cutem. poti sanguinem sistunt et inliti cum melle ulcera doloresque mammarum sanant. - amiantus alumini similis nihil igni deperdit. hic veneficiis resistit omnibus, privatim magorum. - geoden ex argumento appellant, quoniam conplexus est terram, oculorum medicamentis utilissimum, item mammarum ac testium vitiis. - melitinus lapis sucum remittit dulcem melleumque. tunsus et cerae mixtus
eruptionibus pituitae maculisque corporis medetur et faucium exulcerationi, epinyctidas tollit, volvarum dolores inpositus vellere. - gagates lapis nomen habet loci et amnis gagis lyciae. aiunt et in leucolla expelli mari atque intra xii stadia colligi. niger est, planus, pumicosus, levis, non multum a ligno differens, fragilis, odore, si teratur, gravis. fictilia ex eo inscripta non delentur; cum uritur, odorem sulpureum reddit; mirumque, accenditur aqua, oleo restinguitur. fugat serpentes ita recreatque volvae strangulationes. deprendit sonticum morbum et virginitatem suffitus. idem ex vino decoctus dentibus medetur strumisque cerae permixtus. hoc dicuntur uti magi in ea, quam vocant axinomantiam, et peruri negant, si eventurum sit quod aliquis optet. - spongitae lapides inveniuntur in spongeis et sunt marini. quidam eos tecolithos vocant, quoniam vesicis medentur, calculos rumpunt in vino poti. - phrygius lapis gentis habet nomen; est autem glaeba pumicosa. uritur ante vino perfusus, flatus follibus, donec rufescat, ac rursus dulci vino extinguitur ternis vicibus, tinguendis vestibus tantum utilis.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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