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[1b] Curatio autem eorum, quibus id naturale est, eiusmodi est. Cutis circa glandem prehenditur et extenditur, donec illam ipsam condat, ibique deligatur. Deinde iuxta pubem in orbem tergus inciditur, donec coles nudetur, magnaque cura cauetur, ne uel urinae iter uel uenae, quae ibi sunt, incidantur. Eo facto, cutis ad uinculum inclinatur, nudaturque circa pubem uelut circulus; eoque linamenta dantur, ut caro increscat et id impleat. * * * satisque uelamenti supra latitudo plagae praestat. Sed donec cicatrix sit, uinctum esse debet, in medio tantum relicto exiguo urinae itinere.
A. Cornelii Celsi quae supersunt. Celsus. Friedrich Marx. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1915.
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