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heliotropium nascitur in aethiopia, africa, cypro, porraceo colore, sanguineis venis distincta. causa nominis, quoniam deiecta in vas aquae, fulgore solis accidente, repercussu sanguineo mutat eum, maxime aethiopica. eadem extra aquam speculi modo solem accipit deprenditque defectus, subeuntem lunam ostendens. magorum inpudentiae
vel manifestissimum in hac quoque exemplum est, quoniam admixta herba heliotropio, quibusdam additis precationibus, gerentem conspici negent. - hephaestitis quoque speculi naturam habet in reddendis imaginibus, quamquam rutila. experimentum est, si statim addita fervens aqua refrigerata sit aut si in sole adposita aridam materiam statim accendat. nascitur in coryco. - hermu aedoeon ex argumento virilitatis in candida gemma vel nigra, aliquando et pallida, ambiente circulo coloris aurei appellatur. - hexecontalithos, in parva magnitudine multicolor hoc sibi nomen adoptavit, reperitur in trogodytice. - hieracitis alternat tota miluinis nigrisque veluti plumis. - hammitis ovis piscium similis est, et alia velut e nitro composita, praedura alioqui. - hammonis cornu inter sacratissimas aethiopiae, aureo colore arietini cornus effigiem reddens,
promittitur praedivina somnia repraesentare. - hormiscion inter gratissimas aspicitur ex igneo colore radians auro portante secum in extremitatibus candidam lucem. - hyaeniae, ex oculis hyaenae lapides, ... inveniri dicuntur et, si credimus, linguae hominis subditi futura praecinere. - haematitis in aethiopia quidem principalis est, sed et in arabia et in africa invenitur, sanguineo colore, non omittendis promissis ad coarguendas magorum insidias. zachalias babylonius in iis libris, quos scripsit ad regem mithridatem, gemmis humana fata adtribuens hanc, non contentus oculorum et iocineris medicina decorasse, a rege etiam aliquid petituris dedit, eandem litibus iudiciisque interposuit, in proeliis etiam exangui salutarem pronuntiavit. est et alia eiusdem generis,
quae vocatur menui, ab aliis xuthos. ita appellant graeci e fulvo candicantes.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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