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Nonnumquam etiam lentae febres sine ulla remissione corpus tenent, ac neque cibo neque ulli remedio locus est. In hoc casu medici cura esse debet, ut morbum mutet: fortasse enim curationi oportunior fiet. Saepe igitur ex aqua frigida, cui oleum sit adiectum, corpus eius pertractandum est, quoniam interdum sic euenit, ut horror oriatur et fiat initium quoddam noui motus exque eo, cum magis corpus incaluit, sequatur etiam remissio. In his frictio quoque ex oleo et sale salubris uidetur.

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

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