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[4] Est etiam non uana opinio uulpinum iecur, ubi siccum est et aridum factum, contundi oportere polentamque ex eo potioni aspergi; uel eiusdem pulmonem quam recentissimum assum, sed sine ferro coctum, edendum esse. Praeter haec sorbitionibus et lenibus cibis utendum est, interdum uino tenui, austero, nonnumquam uomitu. Prosunt etiam quaecumque urinam augent, sed nihil magis quam ambulatio lenta paene usque ad lassitudinem; frictio multa praecipue inferiorum partium, uel in sole uel ad ignem, et per se ipsum et per alios usque ad sudorem.

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

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