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[4] Deinde aliae feruorem ingentem habent, aliae tolerabilem: aliae cotidie pares sunt, aliae inpares, atque inuicem altero die lenior, altero uehementior * : aliae tempore eodem postridie reuertuntur, aliae uel serius uel celerius: aliae diem noctemque accessione et decessione implent, aliae minus, aliae plus: aliae cum decedunt, sudorem mouent, aliae non mouent; atque alias per sudorem ad integritatem uenitur, alias tantum corpus inbecillius redditur.

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

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