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mentae ipsius odor animum excitat et sapor aviditatem in cibis, ideo embammatum mixturae familiaris. ipsa acescere aut coire densarique lac non patitur; quare lactis potionibus additur, et his, qui coagulati potu strangulentur, data in aqua aut mulso. eadem vi resistere et generationi creditur cohibendo genitalia densari. aeque maribus ac feminis sistit sanguinem et purgationes feminarum inhibet, cum amylo ex aqua pota coeliacorum impetus. exulcerationem et vomicas vulvae curant illita, iocinerum vitia ternis obolis ex mulso datis, item sanguinem excreantibus in sorbitione. ulcera in capite infantium mire sanat, arterias umidas siccat, siccas adstringit, pituitas corruptas purgat in mulso et aqua. voci suco utilis, sub certamine dumtaxat, qui et gargarizatur uva tumente adiecta ruta et coriandro ex lacte; utilis et contra tonsillas cum alumine, linguae asperae cum melle et convulsis intus per se vitiisque pulmonis. singultus et vomitiones sistit cum suco granati, ut democritus monstrat. recentis sucus narium vitia spiritu subductus emendat; ipsa
trita choleras, in aceto quidem pota, sanguinis fluctiones intus, ileum etiam inposita cum polenta et si mammae tendantur. inlinitur et temporibus in capitis dolore, sumitur et contra scolopendras et scorpiones marinos et ad serpentes. epiphoris inlinitur et omnibus in capite eruptionibus, item sedis vitiis. intertrigines quoque, vel si teneatur tantum, prohibet. auribus instillatur cum mulso. aiunt et lieni mederi eam in horto gustatam ita, ne vellatur, si is, qui mordeat, dicat se lieni mederi, per dies viiii; aridae quoque farinam tribus digitis adprehensam et stomachi dolorem sedare in aqua et similiter aspersa potione ventris animalia expellere.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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