SECT. XXXIX.—ON PERSONS INJURED BY COLD.

Those who are much congealed ought to be laid in a warm place, and rubbed

with the oil of privet, or of the iris. Afterwards, when moderately

heated, they should get pepper, or myrrh, with sweet fragrant old wine,

or Cyrenaic juice in wine or vinegar, or pellitory or castor with

vinegar, and be given food of a heating nature.

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