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Of Medicine, in Eight Books

Note (9) — BOOK VI.

James Greive translation

9. Strigil.) This is used by other authors to signify a currycomb, or that instrument, with which the sordes were scraped off the skin at the baths; but in this place it can be taken for nothing else but a tube or syringe.

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