[2472] “Invasit.”
[2473] Ep. 53 and 83. His “adstipulatio” is of a very equivocal character, however.
[2474] “Turbâ medicorum perii.” This is supposed to be borrowed from a line of Menander—
Πολλῶν ἰατρῶν εἴσοδος μ’ ἀπώλεσεν.
[2475] “Flatu.”
[2476] Herodotus states this with reference to the Babylonians; Strabo, the Bastitani, a people of Spain; and Eusebius, the more ancient inhabitants of Spain.
[2477] See B. xx. c. 33.
[2478] See end of B. xii.
[2479] “Jus Quiritium.”
[2480] “Tabernam.” A surgery, in fact, the same as the “iatreion” of the Greeks.