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in universum autem de pomis servandis praecipitur pomaria in loco frigido ac sicco contabulari, septentrionalibus fenestris sereno die patere, austros specularibus arcere, aquilonis quoque adflatu poma deturpante rugis. colligi mala post aequinoctium autumni neque ante xvi lunam neque ultra duodetricesimam, nec pluvio die neque ante primam horam; cadiva separari; stramentis solidis paleisve substerni, rara componi, uti limites pervii spiritum aequalem accipiant. amerina maxime durare, melimela minime. - cotoneis in concluso spiramentum omne adimendum aut incoqui melle ea mergive oportere. punica aqua marina fervente indurari, mox triduo sole siccata ita ne nocturno rore contingantur suspendi et, cum libeat uti, aqua dulci perlui.
M. Varro et in doliis harenae servari iubet; et inmatura obrui terra in ollis fundo effracto, sed spiritu excluso ac surculo pice inlito: sic etiam crescere amplitudine maiore quam possint in arbore. cetera mala et foliis ficulnis, praeterquam cadivis, singula convolvi cistisque vitilibus condi vel creta figulinarum inlini. - pira in vasis
fictilibus picatis inversis obrui scrobe. tarentina serissima legi, aniciana servari et in passo, sorva quoque et scrobibus gypsato operculo, duum pedum terra superiniecta, in loco aprico inversis vasis et in doliis ut uvas interque uvas cum ramis suspendi.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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