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Caput I. De simplicibus facultatibus quaruncunque rerum, ex quibus medicamenta fiunt, et primum de iis, quae sanguinem supprimunt.1. Sanguinem supprimunt atramentum sutorium, quod Graeci chalcanthon appellant, chalcitis, acacia, et ex aqua Lycium, tus, aloe, cummi, plumbum combustum, porrum, herba sanguinalis; creta vel Cimolia vel figularis, misy; frigida aqua, vinum, acetum; alumen Melinum, squama et ferri et aeris [atque huius quoque duae species sunt, alia tantum aeris, alia rubri aeris]. |
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