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[1b] Quidam enim per acum duobus linis ad imam basem inmissis sic utrimque deuinciunt, quemadmodum et in umbilico et in uua positum est, ut quicquid super uinculum est emoriatur: quidam medium tumorem excidunt ad similitudinem myrtei foli, quod semper eodem modo seruandum esse iam posui, et tum oras sutura iungunt. Commodissimum est autem resupinato corpore experiri manu, qua parte is tumor maxime cedat, quia necesse est ea parte rupta membrana sit; quaque integra est, ea magis obnitatur;

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

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