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[4] Haec aduersus omnes ictus communia sunt. Vsus tamen ipse docuit eum, quem aspis percussit, acetum potius bibere debere. Quod demonstrasse dicitur casus cuiusdam pueri, qui cum ab hac ictus esset et partim ob ipsum uolnus partim ob inmodicos aestus siti premeretur ac locis siccis alium umorem non reperiret, acetum, quod forte secum habebat, ebibit et liberatus est, credo, quoniam id, quamuis refrigerandi uim habet, tamen habet etiam dissupandi; quo fit, ut terra respersa eo spumet. Eadem ergo ui uerisimile est spissescentem quoque intus umorem hominis ab eo discuti et sic dari sanitatem.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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