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[5] At clamore et satietate, et si sub aliquo pondere is homo nisus est, crescit: frigore omni contrahitur, calore diffunditur; estque tum scrotum et rotundum et tactu leue: idque, quod subest, lubricum est; si pressum est, ad inguina reuertitur, dimissumque iterum cum quodam quasi murmure deuoluitur. Et id quidem in leuioribus malis euenit: nonnumquam autem stercore accepto uastius tumet, retroque compelli non potest, adfertque tum dolorem et scroto et inguinibus et abdomini.

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

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