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Celsus, De Medicina 4.1.p11

lat celsus phi002 perseus lat4

At id, quod pervium est, late fusum atque sinuatum, minusque quam superiora intestina nervosum, ab utraque parte huc atque illuc volutum, magis tamen in sinisteriores inferioresque partes, contingit iecur atque ventriculum; deinde cum quibusdam membranulis a sinistro rene venientibus iungitur, atque hinc dextra recurvatum in imo derigitur, qua excernit; ideoque id ibi rectum intestinum nominatur.

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Stable ID celsus:phi002-perseus-lat4:4.1.p11
Source Celsus, De Medicina — Perseus canonical-latinLit lemmatized (CLTK) · cc-by-sa-4.0
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