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In naribus uero et os et cartilago frangi solet, et quidem modo aduersa, modo a latere. Si aduersa ambo fracta sunt alterumue ex is, nares desidunt, difficulter spiritus trahitur: si a latere os fractum est, is locus cauus est; si cartilago, in alteram partem nares declinantur. Quicquid in cartilagine incidit, excitanda ea leniter est aut subiecto specillo aut duobus digitis utrimque conpressis; deinde in longitudinem inplicata linamenta et molli pellicula cincta circumsutaque intus adigenda sunt; aut eodem modo compositum aliquid ex arido penicillo; aut grandis pinna cummi uel fabrili glutine inlita et molli pellicula circumdata, quae desidere cartilaginem non sinat.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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