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Digitorum autem uetera ulcera commodissime curantur aut Lycio aut amurca cocta, cum utrilibet uinum adiectum est. In isdem recedere ab ungue caruncula cum magno dolore consueuit: pterygion Graeci appellant.—Oportet alumen Melinum rotundum in aqua liquare, donec mellis crassitudinem habeat; tum quantum eius aridi fuit, tantundem mellis infundere, et rudicula miscere, donec similis croco color effiat, eoque inlinere. Quidam * ad eundem usum decoquere simul malunt, cum paria pondera aluminis aridi et mellis miscuerunt.

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

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