So made for those who wish to dine off it. If it is necessary, let such birds be roasted in the hall. Let pork, when fresh, be handed over to the blood-letter. Let him not eat cabbages that annoy much upon the stomach. Let not the early day be given to sensual-indulgence or to sleep.
Soft pottage softens the coat of our stomachs.
All wines, as a general rule, are heating. In the heat of the weather, then let cold draughts be given moderately. Increases flesh, cures wounds of the . . . The water of a spring that tends towards the east is good, And to the south. Water tending in any other direction is always unwholesome.