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Of Medicine, in Eight Books

Note (28) — BOOK II.

James Greive translation

28. Clibanum was the name of a particular kind of oven among the Romans. As it is here mentioned, beside the laconicum or hot-room at the bath, he probably intends by it a stove placed in a common room so as to heat it.

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