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Celsus, De Medicina 2.8.p22

lat celsus phi002 perseus lat4

Febrem autem ardentem, quam Graeci causoden vocant, subitus horror exsolvit. Si in febre aures obtunsae sunt, si sanguis naribus fluxit, aut venter resolutus est, illud malum desinit ex toto. Nihil plus adversus surditatem quam biliosa alvus potest. Quibus in fistula urinae veluti minutiores abscessus, quos φύματα vocant, esse coeperunt, iis, ubi pus ea parte profluxit, sanitas redditur.

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Stable ID celsus:phi002-perseus-lat4:2.8.p22
Source Celsus, De Medicina — Perseus canonical-latinLit lemmatized (CLTK) · cc-by-sa-4.0
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