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[4] Fit etiam interdum, ut gingiuae ulcere, siue parulis fuit siue non fuit, diutius pus feratur; quod aut dente corrupto, aut fracto uel * * aliterque uitiato osse; maximeque id per fissum euenire consueuit. Vbi incidit, locus aperiendus, dens eximendus; testa ossis, si qua excessit, recipienda est; si quid uitiosi est, radendum. Post quae quid fieri debeat, supra in aliorum ulcerum curatione conprehensum est. Si uero a dentibus gingiuae recedunt, eaedem antherae succurrunt. Vtile est etiam pira aut mala non permatura mandere, et ore eum umorem continere. Idemque praestare non acre acetum in ore retentum potest.

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

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