Note (33) — BOOK III.
James Greive translation
33. Bound upon the skin.) This seems a very odd way of using squils; the old reading appears much more just. Utiliter etiam scilla cocta delinitur cutis. It does good also to rub boiled squils over the skin. The same variety recurs at the end of the following paragraph, Sicut supra dixi delinitur, instead of Simul super ventrem deligatur.