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Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia 28.18.p3

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Scabiem hominis asininae medullae maxime abolent et urina eiusdem cum suo luto inlita, butyrum etiam, quod in iumentis proficit cum resina calida, glutinum taurinum in aceto liquefactum addita calce, fel caprinum cum aluminis cinere; bovas fimum bubulum, unde et nomen traxere. canum scabies sanatur bubulo sanguine recenti iterumque, cum inarescat, inlito et postero die abluto cinere lixivo.

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