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。