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15 Eadem in quartana facienda sunt. Sed cum haec tarde admodum finiatur nisi primis diebus discussa est, diligentius ab initio praecipiendum est, quid in ea fieri debeat. Igitur si cui cum horrore febris accessit eaque desiit, eodem die et postero tertioque continere se debebit, et aquam tantummodo calidam primo die post febrem sumere; biduo proximo, quantum fieri potest, ne hanc quidem: si quarto die cum horrore febris revertitur, vomere, sicut ante (12, 3) praeceptum est; deinde post febrem modicum cibum sumere, vini quadrantem. Postero tertioque die abstineri, aqua tantummodo calida, si sitiet, adsumpta. Septimo die balineo frigus praevenire; si febris redierit, ducere alvum; ubi ex eo corpus conquieverit, in unctione vehementer perfricari; eodem modo sumere cibum et vinum; biduo proximo se abstinere, frictione servata. Decimo die rursus balneum experiri; et si postea febris accessit, aeque perfricari, vinum copiosius bibere. Ac proximum est, tot dierum ut abstinentia cum ceteris, quae praecipiuntur, febrem tollant. Si vero nihilo minus remanet, aliud ex toto sequendum est curationis genus, idque agendum, ut id, quod diu sustinendum est, corpus facile sustineat. Quo minus etiam probari curatio Heraclidis Tarentini debet, qui primis diebus ducendam alvum, deinde abstinendum in septimum diem dixit. Quod ut
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De Medicina. Celsus. W. G. Spencer. Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard University Press. 1971 (Republication of the 1935 edition).
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