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Of Medicine, in Eight Books

Note (7) — BOOK II.

James Greive translation

7. At the end of a distemper.) Celsus takes this from Coac. Prænot. 601. which if he had translated literally, he would have said, instead of Sub fine morbi, ad crisim; which shows his great care to avoid the Greek terms of art, and render the knowledge of medicine as easy as possible to his countrymen.

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