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id apud auctores graeciae certissimos invenimus natum
imbre piceo repente madefacta tellure circa hesperidum hortos syrtimque maiorem septem annis ante oppidum cyrenarum, quod conditum est urbis nostrae anno cxliii, vim autem illam per [iiii] stadium africae valuisse. in ea laserpicium gigni solitum, rem feram ac contumacem et, si coleretur, in deserta fugientem, radice multa crassaque, caule ferulaceo ac simili crassitudine. huius folia maspetum vocabant, apio maxime similia. semen erat foliaceum, folium ipsum vere deciduum. vesci pecora solita primoque purgari, mox pinguescere, carne mirabilem in modum iucunda. post folia amissa caule ipso et homines vescebantur modis omnibus decocto, elixo assoque, eorum quoque corpora xl primis diebus purgante. sucus duobus modis capiebatur, e radice atque caule, et haec duo erant nomina, rhizias atque caulias, vilior illo ac putrescens. radici cortex niger. ad mercis adulteria sucum ipsum in vasa coiectum admixto furfure subinde concutiendo ad maturitatem perducebant, ni ita fecissent, putrescentem. argumentum erat maturitatis colos siccitasque sudore finito. alii tradunt laserpicii radicem fuisse maiorem cubitali, tuberque in ea supra terram. hoc inciso profluere solitum sucum ceu lactis, supernato caule, quem magydarim vocarunt. folia aurei coloris pro semine fuisse,
cadentia a canis ortu austro flante. ex his laserpicium nasci solitum, annuo spatio et radice et caule consummantibus sese. hi et circumfodi solitum prodidere, nec purgari pecora, sed aegra sanari aut protinus mori, quod in paucis accidere. persico silphio prior opinio congruit.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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