Habent enim vitia aquae calidae sulphur alumen bitumen, eademque, per potiones cum in corpus iniit et per venas permanando nervos attingit et artus, eos durat inflando.
They have the impurities of hot springs, sulphur, alum, bitumen; and when the water is taken into the body and, flowing through the vessels, reaches the muscles and joints, it hardens them by expansion.
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