Further observations on the bas-relief supposed to represent the evil eye / by Stephen Weston.

  • Weston, Stephen, 1747-1830.
Date:
MDCCLXXXI [1781]
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Further observations on the bas-relief supposed to represent the evil eye / by Stephen Weston. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by UCL Library Services. The original may be consulted at UCL (University College London)

    9/28
    A The Ring at the Top of the Style. B The inferior Extremity of the Style rounded, fo as to fill exactly the fmaller End of the Tube. C The Shoulder; by Means of which the Style is prevented from paffing further in the Tube than it is defigned it fhouid. D The Tube, with a fmall Perforation near its upper or larger Aperture^ for the Admiffion of a Thread. E The Tube, with its Thread in it. FGH The Style, Tube and Thread, put together-, v/hich points out the Manner in which the Inftrurnent is fitted for Ule. I The Knot tied in the Thre:;d, at the Diftance of an Inch from the Tube. The Styks and Tubes are made and fold by Mr. Pepys, Surgeons Inftrument-Maker, in the Poultry,