Nosologia methodica oculorum, or, a treatise on the diseases of the eyes, selected and translated from the Latin of Francis Bossier [sic] de Sauvages; wherein the whole are methodically arranged: to which are also added, the descriptions and modes of cure, ... / with annotations by George Wallis ...

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MDCCLXXXV [1785]
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Credit: Nosologia methodica oculorum, or, a treatise on the diseases of the eyes, selected and translated from the Latin of Francis Bossier [sic] de Sauvages; wherein the whole are methodically arranged: to which are also added, the descriptions and modes of cure, ... / with annotations by George Wallis ... Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Sebaceous Epiphora, febum, tallow, _ 47* Secondary Cataradf, 223. Senil-arcuated corneal Speck, 137. Short-lighted, or myopic Ainblyo- py, 161. Simply external Ophthalmy, 101. Spasmodic Amaurofy, 306. Diplopy, 305. Strabifm, 311. Splehdores, 2 50. Squinting from oblique Villon, 173. Squinting. 30S. Staphyloma, 7y?iTpZ>Kr,uva,grapc, Staphylomy, j 148, 181. Steatoine,*\jlear' r“''’ S6’ Steatomatous Exophthalmy, 292. Strabifm from oblique Villon, 173. Strabifm, turn, 308 'repbo, verto, to Strabismus, \firabizo, to fquint, 5A< ' Strabifme, 308. Strabifmus a:quino<ftialis, 314. — — Buffoni, ■— connivens, divergens, 2S3. inequalis altitudi- nis, — catarrhalis, 312. ■ Lagophthalmus, 3*3. Caligantium, 93. a Lufcitate, 173. ———— Myopum, 313. — a paralyfi, 311. ... .... - fpafmodicus, 311. fymptomaticus, 312. - ■ -— vulgaris, 309. Stye, Stian, or Stithe, 4. i3S2T 1 Jj8- colorans, 257. 252. corufeans, leu fulgurans, creating a divifion of ob- jects, 294. Danaes, 255. i— dimidians objcdla, 294. —— metamorpholis, 259. myodes, 243. — nutans, 259. .... . mulliplicans, 295, SulFufio radians, 250. —— reticularis, 248. fcintillans, 250. Svgillatio, 121. Supprcfied Villon, with pupillary Immobility, and ocular Inopach ty, 271. Sycofis,ficus, fig, 24. Symblepharolis,y««, con, with, Ble- pharoti, Palpebra, Eye-lid. Symptomatic Strabifm, 312. Synchclis,y?^«4Tc, confundo, to con- fufe. Synchefy, or moveable Catarafl, 220. Synechia, funcko, coardto, to bind to- gether. T. Tache blanche, 134. de la Cornec Tayc, 144. Taraxis, tarajfo, turbo, to confufe, 101. Tar fen, a 21. Taraxical Ophthalmy, 101. Tarfa! Ophthalmy, 29. Tenebricofe, or vitreo-pupillary Ophthalmy, 288. Tettery Ophthalmy, 24. Tophus, 218. Transforming SufFulion, 259. Traumatic Amaurofy, 293. Exophthalmy, 289. ’Trichiafe, avee Intro’vcrjioti dci Tarfes, 7, 16. Trichiasis, 7 Vim:,capillus,hair, Trichiafy, j i. True Cataradl, 216. Tuberculous Ophthalmy, 21. Turgefcentia Vitrei ferofa, 232. Tylofis, tubes, callus. V. Variolous Epiphora, 87. Venereal Amaurofy, 276. — Caligo, 249, corneal Speck, 139, lachrymal Fiftula, 12O. — Lippitude, 119. Ophthalmy, 113. Ulcer of the Eye, 129* Vcrrucofum, verruca, wart. y'crruS