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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 345 — Chapter IV · CELSUS: MELA: MISCELLANEOUS LEARNING

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E.g. I. praef.: “Themison nuper ipse quoque quaedam in senectute deflexit”; III. iv. (on food in fevers): “At Themison nuper, non quando coepisset febris, sed quando desisset ... considerabat”; ib.: “Neque tamen uerum est quod Themisoni uidebatur”; cf. IV. xv. (cure for dysentery).

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