6。Iftheanusgetsinflamed，andthereispain，fever，afrequentdesireofgoingtostoolwithoutpassinganything，andtheanusappearstoprotrude，owingtotheinflammation，andifattimesstrangurycomeon，thisdiseaseisformed，whenphlegm，collectedfromthewholebody，isdeterminedtotherectum。Warmthingsarebeneficialinthiscase；forthese，whenapplied，canattenuateanddissolvethephlegm，anddilutetheacridandsaltparticles，sothattheheatsubsides，andtheirritationintherectumisremoved。
　　Whereforeitistobetreatedthus：Thepatientistobeputintoahip—bathofhotwater，andsixtygrainsofthegranagnidiaaretobepoundedandinfusedinaheminaofwine，withhalfaheminaofoil，andinjected。Thisbringsawayphlegmandfaeces。Whenthepatientdoesnottakethehip—bath，boileggsindark—coloredfragrantwine，andapplytotheanus，andspreadtotheanus，andspreadsomethingwarmbelow，eitherabladderfilledwithwarmwater，orlinseedtoastedandground，anditsmealstirredupandmixedequallywithdark，fragrantwine，andoil，andthisappliedverywarmasacataplasm；or，havingmixedbarleyandEgyptianalumpulverized，formintoanoblongball（suppository？）andwarmingitgentlyatthefire，makeitintoacataplasm，foment，formitintoshapewiththefingers，andthenmakingitquitetepid，introduceitintotheanus。
　　Theexternalpartsaretobeanointedwithcerate，andacataplasmofboiledgarlic，withdarkwinediluted，istobeapplied。Butifyouremovethesethings，lethimtakethehip—bathofhotwater，andhavingmixedtogetherthejuiceofsrychnos，thegreaseofagoose，swine'sseam，chrysocolla，resin，andwhitewax，andthenhavingmeltedinthesameandmixedtogether，anointwiththesethings，andwhiletheinflammationlasts，usethecataplasmofboiledgarlic。
　　Andifbythesemeanshebefreedfromthepain，itisenough；butifnot，givehimthewhitemeconium（Euphorbiapeplus？），or，ifnotit，anyotherphlegmagoguemedicine。Whiletheinflammationlasts，thedietshouldbelight。
　　7。Thestrangurycomesoninthisway：Thebladderbeingheatedfromtherectum，phlegmisattractedbytheheat，andbythephlegm（inflammation？）thestranguryisoccasioned。If，then，asisfrequentlythecase，itceasewiththedisease，well；but，notwithstanding，ifnot，giveanyofthemedicinesforstrangury。
　　8。Ifprocidentiaanitakeplace，havingfomentedthepartwithasoftsponge，andanointeditwithasnail，bindtheman'shandstogether，andsuspendhimforashorttime，andthegutwillreturn。
　　Butifitstillprolapse，andwillnotremainup，fastenagirdleroundhisloinsandattachashawlbehind，andhavingpusheduptheanus，applytoitasoftsponge，moistenedwithhotwaterinwhichtheshavingsoflotushavebeenboiled；pourofthisdecoctionupontheanusbysqueezingthesponge，then，bringingtheshawlbelowbetweenthelegs，fastenitatthenavel。Butifhewishtoevacuatethebowels，lethimdosouponaverynarrownight—stool。Or，ifthepatientbeachild，lethimbeplacedonthefeetofawoman，withhisbackreclinedtoherknees，andwhenthebowelsareevacuated，letthelegsbeextended。Inthiswaytheanuswillbetheleastdisposedtofallout。Whenawateryandichorousdischargeflowsfromtherectum，washitoutwithburntleesofwine，andwaterfrommyrtle，andhavingdriedmaiden—hair，poundandsiftit，andapplyasacataplasm。Butiftherebeadischargeofblood，havingwashedwiththesame，andpoundedchalcitis，andtheshavingsofcypress，orofjuniper，orofstone—pine，orofturpentine，theinequalproportionstheapplyasacataplasm。Anointtheexternalpartswiththickcerate。
　　9。Whenthegutprotrudesandwillnotremaininitsplace，scrapethefinestandmostcompactsilphium（assafoetida？）intosmallpiecesandapplyasacataplasm，andapplyasternutatorymedicinetothenoseandprovokesneezing，andhavingmoistenedpomegranaterindwithhotwater，andhavingpowderedaluminwhitewine，pouritonthegut，thenapplyrags，bindthethighstogetherforthreedays，andletthepatientfast，onlyhemaydrinksweetwine。Ifeventhusmattersdonotproceedproperly，havingmixedvermillionwithhoney，anoint。
　　10。Ifprocidentiaanibeattendedwithadischargeofblood，pareofftherindoftherootofwakerobin，thenpoundandmixflourwithit，andapplyitwarmasacataplasm。Another：Havingscrapedofftherindofthemosttenderrootsofthewildvine，whichsomecallpsilothrion，boilinadarkausterewineundiluted；thenhavingpounded，applyasatepidcataplasm；butmixalsoflourandstiritupwithwhitewineandoilinatepidstate。Another：Havingpoundedtheseedofhemlock，pouronitafragrantwhitewine，andthenapplyinatepidstateasacataplasm。
　　11。Butifitbeinflamed，havingboiledinwatertherootofmeivy，finelypowdered，andmixingthefinestflour，andstirringitupwithwhitewine，applyasacataplasm，andmixupsomefatwiththesethings。Another：Taketherootofthemandrake，especiallythegreen（fresh）root，butotherwisethedried，andhavingcleanedthegreenrootandcutitdown，boilindilutedwine，andapplyasacataplasm；butthedrymaybepoundedandappliedasacataplasminthemanner。Another：Havingbruisedtheinnerpartofaripecucumbertoasoftstate，applyasacataplasm。
　　12。Iftherebepainwithoutinflammation，havingroastedrednatron，andpoundedittoafinepowder，andaddedalumandroastedsalts，finelytriturated，mixtogetherinequalproportions；thenhavingmixeditupwiththebestpitchandspreaduponarag，apply，andbind。Another：Havingpoundedthegreenleavesofcapers，putintoabagandbindonthepart；andwhenitappearstoburn，takeitawayandapplyitafterward；or，ifyouhavenottheleavesofcapers，poundtherindofitsroots，andhavingmixeditupwithdark—coloredwine，bindonthepartinthesamemanner。Thisisagoodapplicationalsoforpainsofthespleen。Ofthesepoultices，thosewhicharecooling，stopthedischarge；thosewhichareemollientandheating，discuss；andthosewhichareattractive，dryupandattenuate。Thisdiseaseisformedwhenbileandphlegmbecomeseatedintheparts。Whentheanusisinflamed，itshouldbeanointedwiththeointment，theingredientsofwhichareresin，oil，wax，plumbago，andsuet，thesebeingallmeltedandappliedquitehotasacataplasm。