An elementary treatise on the function of vision and its anomalies / by Dr. Giraud-Teulon ; translated from the second French edition by Lloyd Owen.

  • Owen Lloyd.
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1880
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Credit: An elementary treatise on the function of vision and its anomalies / by Dr. Giraud-Teulon ; translated from the second French edition by Lloyd Owen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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