[217] De Humor., Comment. in VI. Epidem.
[218] Opera, tom. v., p. 456; ed. Basil.
[219] The silphium, indeed, is mentioned among the remedies for this case in the treatise “On Regimen in Acute Diseases” (7), but not the other articles.
[220] Ad Epidem., vi., 6, 27.
[221] Hippocrat. Opera, i., p. 318.
[222] The opinions on this subject are given very fully by Aulus Gellius. Noctes Atticæ, iii., 10.
[223] I should mention that Zuinger pronounces, without the slightest hesitation, in favor of their genuineness: op. sup. laud. pp. 188, 199.
[224] De Difficult. Respir., ii., 8; ibid., iii., 1.
[225] Comm. Epid., vi., 2, 15.
[226] Opera, tom. v., p. 24; ed. Basil.