The Plague of Lust, Vol. 2 (of 2) / Being a History of Venereal Disease in Classical Antiquity

by Julius Rosenbaum

[417] Galen, Synops. medic. sec. loc. bk. IX. ch. 8. (XIII. p. 317).

[418] Celsus, bk. V. ch. 28. Oribasius, De morb. crat. bk. III. ch. 54. Synops. bk. VII. ch. 37, ch. 42., Collect, bk. XLIV. ch. 11. Mai loco cit. p. 31. Aëtius, Tetrab. IV. serm. 2. ch. 61. Paulus Aegineta bk. IV. ch. 9.

[419] Hippocrates, Prorrhet. bk. II. Vol. I. p. 204.

[420] Aëtius, Tetrab. IV. serm. 2. ch. 15.

[421] Aëtius, Tetrab. IV. serm. 2. ch. 20.

[422] Galen, Definit. medic. Vol. XIX. p. 446.

[423] Aëtius, Tetrab. IV. serm. 2. ch. 3.

[424] Oribasius, Synops. medic. sec. loc. bk. V. ch. 4. (XII. p. 823.). Aëtius, Tetrab. II. serm. 4. ch. 14.

[425] Oribasius, Synops. bk. VII. ch. 40. Aëtius, loco citato. Paulus Aegineta, bk. III. ch. 3.

[426] Marcellus, De medic. ch. 31., gives prescriptions “ad ficos qui in locis verecundioribus nascuntur,” (for fig-like swellings that occur in the more private parts). Nonnus, Epit. 214.