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[15] Quod ualens et durum a faucibus incipit, ab utroque latere lunatum et a praecordiis iam ipsum quoque cartilagine mollitum terminatur; sub costis uero prioribus, quinque, quas ΝΟΘΑΣ Graeci nominant, breues tenuioresque atque ipsae quoque paulatim in cartilaginem uersae extremis abdominis partibus inhaerescunt; imaque ex his maiore iam parte nihil nisi cartilago est. Rursus a ceruice duo lata ossa utrimque ad scapulas tendunt: nostri scutula operta, omoplatas Graeci nominant.

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

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