126utendum etiam aquis sua uirtute medentibusAguas curativas, quas supra memorauimus, itemque his, quae in ⟨Aen⟩aria insula et Teanitarum prouincia esse perhibentur…
126Also employ waters having curative properties; to those mentioned above we may add the waters on the island of Aenaria and those in the region of Teanum.
Tratamientos para los problemas de vejiga. Recomienda los balnearios y menciona a algunos concretos.
Tratamientos para los problemas de obesidad. Recomienda tratamientos en balnearios.
Cicero writes from his secluded seaside villa in Astura, which he says used to be frequented by an owner from Baiae.
El libro 1 de Celso sobre la medicina comienza dando consejos generales para quien está sano, con la idea de que conserve su buena salud. Y una de las primeras
Pliny the Elder indicates the importance of mineral and thermal springs were for humans, and how in some occassions, these springs caused the creation of some urbes because the value of these waters for health. In this case, he includes the examples of some of those cities: Puteolos (Puteoli, Italy), (AquaeEn general, término usado para designar las aguas con propiedades minerales y en ocasiones termal, designadas en latín normalmente como "aquae" (aguas) en plural como indica Varrón (Varro. Ling. IX,...) Statiellas (Acqui Terme, Italy) and (AquaeEn general, término usado para designar las aguas con propiedades minerales y en ocasiones termal, designadas en latín normalmente como "aquae" (aguas) en plural como indica Varrón (Varro. Ling. IX,...) Sextias (Aix-en-Provence, in France)
Incipit of the chapter on Aponi fonsManantial o surgencia natural por donde sale el agua desde dentro de la tierra (SALIENS) -Vitr. 8, 6, 2; Front. Aq. 4,1; 5,7; 7,7;
Cicero promises Atticus to inquire and tell him “about the bussiness from Baiae”, that is, about Hircio, Pansa and Balbo, who were in Baiae. He will do so in the
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