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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 358 — Chapter IV · CELSUS: MELA: MISCELLANEOUS LEARNING

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II. i.: “Pessimum aegro caelum est quod aegrum fecit”; IV. iv. 4: “Utilis etiam in omni tussi est peregrinatio, nauigatio longa, loca maritima, natationes.”

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