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[3d] Post haec is homo loco calido conlocandus est, sic ut id quod percussum erit, in inferiorem partem inclinetur. Si neque qui exsugat neque cucurbitula est, sorbere oportet ius anserinum uel ouillum uel uitulinum et uomere, uiuum autem gallinaceum pullum per medium diuidere et protinus calidum super uolnus imponere, sic ut pars interior corpori iungatur. Facit id etiam haedus agnusue discissus, et calida eius caro statim super uolnus imposita. Emplastra quoque si qua * * supra conprehensa sunt; aptissimumque est uel Ephesium uel id, quod ei subiectum est.

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

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