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Neque uero iis solis, quos capitis inbecillitas torquet, usus aquae frigidae prodest, sed iis etiam, quos adsiduae lippitudines, grauidines, destillationes tonsillaeque male habent. His autem non caput tantum cottidie perfundendum est, sed os quoque multa frigida aqua fouendum est; praecipueque omnibus, quibus hoc utile auxilium est, eo utendum est, ubi grauius caelum austri reddiderunt.

A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.

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