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[16] Neque alienum est, si neque sanguis ante missus est, neque mens constat, neque somnus accedit, occipitio inciso cucurbitulam admouere; quae quia leuat morbum, potest etiam somnum facere. Moderatio autem in cibo quoque adhibenda est: nam neque aeger implendus est, ne insaniat, neque ieiunio utique uexandus, ne inbecillitate in cardiacum incidat. Opus est cibo infirmo maximeque sorbitione, potione aquae mulsae, cuius ternos cyathos bis hieme, quater aestate dedisse satis est.

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

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