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Caput I. De morborum generibus.
II Quomodo morbi cognoscantur, et an crescant, consistent, aut minuantur.
III De febrium generibus.
IV De febrium curationum diversis generibus.
V De febrium speciebus, et singularum curationibus; et primo quando cibus febricitantibus dandus.
VI Quaado potiones febricitantibus dari expediat.
VII Quomodo pestilentes febres curari debeant.
VIII Curatio semitertianae febris.
IX Curatio lentarum febrium.
X Curatio symptomatum febrium.
XI Curatio frigoris quod febrem praecedit.
XII Curatio horroris in febribus.
XIII Curatio quotidianae febris.
XIV Curatio tertianae febris.
XV Curatio quartanae febris.
XVI Curatio duarum quartanarum.
XVII Curatio quotidianae febris, quae ex quartana facta sit.
XVIII De tribus insaniae generibus.
XIX De cardiacis.
XX De Lethargicis.
XXI De hydropicis.
XXII De tabe, ejusque speciebus.
XXIII De Comitiali morbo.
XXIV De Regio morbo.
XXV De Elephantia.
XXVI De Attonitis.
XXVII De resolutione nervorum.
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A. Cornelii Celsi Artium Liber Sextus Idem Medicinae Primus.
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[4] Medendi autem causa, caput radendum; deinde posca fovendum est, in qua laurus, aut ruta decocta sit1: altero die imponendum castoreum, aut ruta ex aceto contrita, aut lauri baccae, aut hedera cum rosa et aceto. Praecipueque proficit, et ad excitandum hominem, naribus admotum, et ad morbum ipsum depellendum, capiti frontive impositum sinapi.
1 Caelius Aurelianus lib. II. Morb. Acut. cap. 9 ita scribit: Heraclides caput posca fovet, in qua laurus fuerit decocta, et ruta; rasis quoque capillis ungit castoreo etc.
Celsus. A. Cornelii Celsi De medicina libri octo. Charles Victor Daremberg. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1891.
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