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[3] Specillum quoque lana inuolutum in calidum oleum demittitur, eoque ipse dens fouetur. Quin etiam quaedam quasi cataplasmata in dentem ipsum inlinuntur; ad quem usum ex malo Punico acido arido malicorii pars interior cum pari portione et gallae et pinei corticis conteritur, misceturque his minium; eaque contrita aqua pluuia[ti]li coguntur. Aut panacis, papaueris lacrimae, peucedani, uuae taminiae sine seminibus pares portiones conteruntur. Aut galbani partes tres, papaueris lacrimae pars quarta. Quicquid dentibus admotum est, nihilo minus supra maxillas ceratum, quale supra posui, esse debet lana optentum.

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

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