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Interdum et fastidio ciborum languescit pecus. Eius remedium est genus seminis quod git 7 appellatur, cuius duo cyathi triti diluuntur olei cyathis tribus et vini sextario, atque ita faucibus infunduntur. Sed 8 nausea discutitur etiam, si caput alii tritum cum vini hemina saepius potandum prae-beas. Suppuratio melius ignea lamina quam frigido ferramento reseratur, et expressa postea linamentis 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 [p. 212]

1 aquae cum S: aeque quae cum AR.

2 ducat SAR: ducant a.

3 defricata AR: defricta S.

4 fossili S: fusili AR.

5 agrestibus SAR.

6 acaprio SAR.

7 git S: gis AR.

8 sed a: det S1A. a Roman coriander (Nigella sativa).

Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus. On Agriculture, Volume 2. E.S. Forster. Edward H. Heffner. London. Cambridge. William Heinemann; Harvard University. 1954. Keyboarding.

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