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[15] Optimum tamen ad extrahendum est id, quod a similitudine sordium rhypodes Graeci appellant. Habet murrae, croci, iridis, propolis, bdelli, capitulorum Punici mali, aluminis et scissilis et rotundi, misy, chalcitis, atramenti sutorii cocti, panacis, salis Hammoniaci, uisci, singulorum P. #1108 IIII; aristolochiae P. #1108 VIII; squamae aeris P. #1108 XVI; resinae terebenthinae P. #1108 LXXV; cerae et sebi uel taurini uel hircini, singulorum P. #1108 C.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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