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The genuine works of Hippocrates, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 360 — ON ANCIENT MEDICINE.

Francis Adams translation

The maza was a sort of pudding or cake made from barley-meal mixed up with water, oil, milk, oxymel, hydromel, or the like. It also was a very ancient invention, for it is mentioned in one of the works of Hesiod, which is universally allowed to be genuine, I mean the Opera et Dies, 1., 588.

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