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[6] Contra saepe eas concitare solet balneum et exercitatio et metus et ira et quilibet alius animi adfectus, adeo ut, cum primum medicus uenit, sollicitudo aegri dubitantis, quomodo illi se habere uideatur, eas moueat. Ob quam causam periti medici est non protinus ut uenit adprehendere manu brachium, sed primum desidere hilari uultu percontarique, quemadmodum se habeat, et si quis eius metus est, eum probabili sermone lenire, tum deinde eius corpori manum admouere. Quas uenas autem conspectus medici mouet, quam facile mille res turbant.

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

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