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[4] Paulatim deinde faciendus est transitus ad ea, quae uentrem conprimunt. Assa caro danda ualens, et quae non facile corrumpatur: potui uero pluuialis aqua decocta, sed quae per binos ternosue cyathos bibatur. Si uetus uitium est, oportet laser quam optimum ad piperis magnitudinem deuorare, altero quoque die uinum uel aquam bibere, interdum interposito cibo singulos uini cyathos sorbere: ex inferiore parte infundere pluuia[ti]lem egelidam aquam, maximeque si dolor in imis partibus remanet.

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

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