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[13b] Alterum * * * est minus super corpus eminens, durum, latum, subuiride, subpallidum, magis exulceratum: siquidem ad singulorum pilorum radices foramina sunt, per quae fertur umor glutinosus, subpallidus, crassitudinem mellis aut uisci referens, interdum olei. Si inciditur, uiridis intus caro apparet. Dolor autem et inflammatio ingens est, adeo ut acutam quoque febrem mouere consuerint.—Super id, quod minus crebris foraminibus exasperatum est, recte inponitur et ficus arida et lini semen in mulso coctum et emplastra ac malagmata materiam educentia, aut quae proprie huc pertinentia supra posui.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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