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[2a] Igitur si ex inflammatione coles intumuit, reducique summa cutis aut rursus induci non potest, multa calida aqua fouendus locus est. Vbi uero glans contecta est, oriculario quoque clystere inter eam cutemque aqua calida inserenda est. Si mollita sic et extenuata cutis ducenti paruit, expeditior reliqua curatio est. Si tumor uicit, inponenda est uel lenticula uel marrubium uel oleae folia ex uino cocta, sic ut cuilibet eorum, dum teritur, mellis paululum adiciatur; sursumque coles ad uentrem deligandus est.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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