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Caelius Aurelianus Chronicae passiones 2.8.109

Caelius Aurelianus: 
Tardae vel Chronicae Passiones
Way of Transmission
Literature
Datation
5th century CE
Language
Latin
Género literario
Medicine
Canonical Reference
Cael. Aur. chron. 2.8.109

109dehinc mutatio locorum appetenda, et magis maritimorum, tum usus aquarum naturalium, ex quibus erit caput fouendum.

109Again, change of climate, especially by a sea trip, is helpful; and so is the use of spring waters for fomenting the head.

Commentary

Tratamientos para el catarro, entre los que se incluye el agua con propiedades medicinales.

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