[8] Quibus si finitum malum non fuerit, prope est, ut perpetuum sit. Ad leuandum id tantummodo utendum erit exercitatione, multa frictione, cibisque, qui supra conprehensi sunt, praecipueque uitanda omnia, quae ne fierent excepimus.
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[8] Quibus si finitum malum non fuerit, prope est, ut perpetuum sit. Ad leuandum id tantummodo utendum erit exercitatione, multa frictione, cibisque, qui supra conprehensi sunt, praecipueque uitanda omnia, quae ne fierent excepimus.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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