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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    Glaucofis, 145, 147—glaukos, c:e- Eus, grey, 197. Goat-eyed Epiphora,68,and note 73. Goutie Sereine, 271. Grain de Grille, 4. Gramia, 47. Grando, Hail, 4. GroJJeur contre Nature dc Vceil, 231, 232. Gut fa Opaca, Glaucoma, 197. Gutta Serena, 228, 271. Gutta Serena a menojlajia, 287. H. Hama lops, 121. Hare Eye, 10. Hare-eyed Ophthalmy, 38. * — Strabifm, 313. Hemeralopia, 260. Hordeolum, 4. * Grando, Chalazium, Siro, Steatomatofum, * Verrucofum, * Elydatidofum, Hot Epiphora, or oculur Efflux, 86. Humid Ophthalmy, 86, 10 q. Humor, vitreous, the Dii'eafes of, from 228 to 238. Hydatidofum, udor, aqua, water. Hy dr ophthalmia, 1 »^or, aqua, wa- Hydropthalmy, J ter, ophtbalmus, oculus, Eye, 228, 231, 232. Hydrophthalmic Amblyopy, 170. Hydrophthalmia Jerofa, vitrei tar- gefeentia 'mixta, 232, Hydropfic de l'ceil, 170. Hygrophthalmia, 231. Hyperauxejis Iridis, 187. Hypoaema, upo, fab, and alma, fan- guis, Blood. Hypochyma, 238. Hypnchyfis, 197. Hypochyjis hamatodcs, 7 Hypnphthalmia, j- 1 75* Hypogala, 176, #/*, fub, under, lac, milk. Hypopyon, 121. Hypofphagma, up0, fub, and fphaflo- jugulo, to cut the throat. Hypofphagmatic Caligo, 121. Hyiteria, uftcros. Uterus, the Womb; flyilelie Amaurofy, 301. I. Idiopathic, idios, proprius, peculiar, pathos, afleclio, affection. Ignipluvial, or auripluvial Suffu- Eon, 255. lllachrymatio, 66. Immoveable grandinous Stian, 4. Injlammatio caruncula Laehrymalis, qS. Inflammatorily-difpofed Stian, 4. Intermittent Amaurofy, 300. Interftitial palpebraic Sarcome, 63. Intro-cameral fanguineous Caligo, r I?5' IntroverEon of the Eye-lid, 16. Iutroverjio palpebrarum, 7. L. Lachryma-caruncular Sarcome, 56. Lachrymce■ morbofa, 66. Lachrymal Pafflages, and Angles of the Eye, Difeafes of, from 5S to r 95S Lachrymafanguinea, 84. Lafteal Caligo, 176. — Epiphora, 90, Lagophthalmie, 10. Lagophthalmic Strabifm, 313.* Lagophthalmus, lagos, lepus, hare, and ophthalmus, oculus, the Eye. Lap/tis palpclra fuperioris, 8. Larmes de Sang, 84. Larmyoyemen, 66. Lana, Lcmia, 47. Leucoma, 7 leukos, albus, white, or Leucomy, j corneal Speck, 131. Cicatrix, 136. Ncphelium, nephos, ne- bula, a cloud, 132. Lipoma, lipos, adeps, fat, 57. Lippitudo, 47, 93. • fanguinea, 86. 1— ■ feroj a, 66. • venerea, 113. Long-fighted Amblyopy, 134, Lupia, 36. Lufciofl/as, nicl Lufcitas, 167. Y 2 * Mag,