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[4] Ex suppurationibus uero eae tolerabiles sunt, quae in exteriorem partem feruntur et acuuntur. At ex iis, quae intus procedunt, eae leuiores, quae contra se cutem non adficiunt, eamque et sine dolore esse et eiusdem coloris, cuius reliquae partes sunt, sinunt esse. Pus quoque, quacumque parte erumpit, si est leue, album, unius coloris, sine ullo metu est, et quo effuso febris protinus conquieuit desieruntque urguere cibi fastidium et potionis desiderium.

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

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