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[6] Igitur huic, si in nares uel in fauces destillauit, praeter ea, quae supra rettuli, protinus primis diebus multum ambulandum est; perfricandae uehementer inferiores partes, leuior frictio adhibenda thoraci ori capiti; demenda adsueto cibo pars dimidia; sumenda oua, amylum similiaque, quae pituitam faciunt crassiorem: siti quanta maxime sustineri potest, pugnandum. Vbi per haec idoneus aliquis balneo factus eoque usus est, adiciendus est cibo pisciculus aut caro, sic tamen ne protinus iustus modus cibi sumatur; uino meraco copiosius utendum est.

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

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