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At si lingua resoluta est, quod interdum per se, interdum ex morbo aliquo fit, sic ut sermo hominis non explicetur, oportet gargarizare ex aqua, in qua uel thymum uel hysopum uel nepeta decocta sit; aquam bibere; caput et os et ea, quae sub mento sunt, et ceruicem uehementer perfricare; lasere linguam ipsam linere; manducare quae sunt acerrima, id est in sinapi alium, cepam; magna ui luctari, ut uerba exprimantur; exerceri retento spiritu; caput saepe aqua frigida perfundere; nonnumquam multam esse radiculam, deinde uomere.

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

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