22. Remedies derived from the other serpents 396 23. Remedies derived from the salamander 397 24. Remedies derived from birds, for injuries inflicted by serpents. Remedies derived from the vulture 398 25. Remedies derived from poultry 399 26. Remedies derived from other birds 400 27. Remedies for the bite of the phalangium. The several varieties of that insect, and of the spider _ib._ 28. Remedies derived from the stellio, or spotted lizard 402 29. Remedies derived from various insects 403 30. Remedies derived from cantharides _ib._ 31. Various counter-poisons 405 32. Remedies for the bite of the mad dog _ib._ 33. Remedies for other poisons 407 34. Remedies for alopecy 408 35. Remedies for lice and porrigo 409 36. Remedies for head-ache, and for wounds on the head _ib._ 37. Remedies for affections of the eyelids 410 38. Remedies for diseases of the eyes 411 39. Remedies for pains and diseases of the ears 416 BOOK XXX. REMEDIES DERIVED FROM LIVING CREATURES. 1. The origin of the magic art 421 2. When and where the art of magic originated: by what persons it was practised 422 3. Whether magic was ever practised in Italy. At what period the senate first forbade human sacrifices 425 4. The Druids of the Gallic provinces 426 5. The various branches of magic 427 6. The subterfuges practised by the magicians 428 7. Opinions of the magicians relative to the mole. Five remedies derived from it 429 8. The other remedies derived from living creatures, classified according to the respective diseases. Remedies for tooth-ache 430 9. Remedies for offensive odours and sores of the mouth 432 10. Remedies for spots upon the face _ib._ 11. Remedies for affections of the throat 433 12. Remedies for quinzy and scrofula 434 13. Remedies for diseases of the shoulders 436 14. Remedies for pains in the viscera 437 15. Remedies for pains in the stomach _ib._ 16. Remedies for pains in the liver, and for spitting of blood 438 17. Remedies for affections of the spleen 439