Inquiries respecting the anatomy of the eye / [Arthur Jacob].

  • Arthur Jacob
Date:
1823
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    RESPECTING THE ANATOMY OF THE EYE, By ARTHUR JACOB, M.D. MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, IN IRELAND, DEMONSTRATOR OF ANATOMY, AND LECTURER ON DISEASES OF THE EYE, IN THE UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN. COMMUNICATED BY Mr, EARLE. Read June 3, 1823. In the following Memoir, I propose to discuss some of those points relating to the anatomy of the eye, which have been rendered interesting by the difference of opinion entertained respecting them; as well as to inquire into the structure and appli¬ cation of those parts which, from their beauty, or peculiarity of appearance, have attracted particular attention. I shall at once proceed with the sub¬ ject, without further preliminary observations. On the Passage of the Optic Nerve through the Sclerotic Coat. The description usually given of the entrance of the optic nerve is, c< that it arrives at the back of B