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Columella, Res Rustica, Books I-IX 6.12.1

lat columella phi002 perseus lat3

Sanguis demissus in pedes claudicationem affert. Quod cum accidit, statim ungulam inspicito.7 Tactus autem fervorem demonstrat: nec bos vitiatam partem vehementius premi patitur. Sed si sanguis adhuc supra ungulas in cruribus est, frictione assidua discutitur; vel, cum ea nihil profuit, scarificatione emittitur.8 At si iam in ungulis est, inter duos

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