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[4] Igitur, si tertio decimo die morbus manebit, balineum neque ante febrem neque postea temptandum erit, nisi interdum iam horrore discusso. Horror ipse per ea, quae supra scripta sunt, expugnandus; deinde post febrem oportebit ungui et uehementer perfricari, cibum et ualidum et fortiter adsumere, uino uti quantum libebit; postero die, cum satis quieuerit, ambulare, exerceri, ungui, perfricari fortiter, cibum capere sine uino, tertio die abstinere.

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

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