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[17b] Alterum genus peius est, simile papulae fere, sed asperius rubicundiusque; figuras uarias habet; squamulae ex summa cute discedunt; rosio maior est; celerius et latius procedit certioribusque etiamnum quam prior temporibus et fit et desinit: rubrica cognominatur. Tertia etiannum deterior est: nam et crassior est et durior et magis tumet; in summa cute finditur et uehementius roditur. Ipsa quoque squamosa sed nigra; proceditque et late nec tarde; et minus errat in temporibus, quibus aut oritur aut desinit neque ex toto tollitur: nigrae cognomen est.

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

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