[1362] The cœliac flux, Fée says, is symptomatic of chronic enteritis; and is a species of diarrhœa, in which the chyme is voided without undergoing any change in passing through the intestines.
[1363] “Præcordiorum.”
[1364] “Enterocele.”
[1365] De Morb. Mulier. B. ii. c. 67.
[1366] Eating or corroding ulcers.
[1367] Hippocrates, De Diætâ, B. ii. cc. 25, 26, says that radishes are of a cold, and hyssop of a warm, nature.
[1368] “Moloche agria.”
[1370] See B. viii. c. 73.
[1371] De Remed. B. iv. c. 24. The parsnip is a stimulating plant, and it is not without reason, Fée says, that Celsus recommends it for this purpose.