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[9a] Solet etiam interdum in aurem aliquid incidere, ut calculus aliquodue animal. Si pulex intus est, conpellendum eo lanae paulum est, quo ipse is subit et simul extrahitur. Si non est secutus aliudue animal est, specillum lana inuolutum in resina quam glutinosissima maximeque terebenthina demittendum, idque in aurem coiciendum ibique uertendum est: utique enim conprehendit [eximet]. Sin aliquid exanime est, specillo oriculario protrahendum est aut hamulo retuso paulum recuruato.

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

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