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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    Ophthalmia venerea, 113. Ophthalmie veriericnne, 113. Ophthalmia mera, 105. — ab ungue, 130. uvea, 180. INDEX. > Prolapfus Oculi, 231. Profphyfis, profphuo, acrefco, to grow together, 50. Protrulion of the Eye, 23 2. UI » * — - Ophthalmic Epiphora, 86. Ophthalmie interne de la Retire, ou dela Choroide, 285. Ophthalmoptojis, 231. Ophthahnos angulos Oculi afficiens ah acrimonid Sanguinis, 29. Optic Nerve, Difeal'es of, from 294 to 304. Orgeolct, 4. Orgueil, 4. Oule, 136, 145. P. Pacheahlephora, 53. Pacheablepharofis [ palais, crafliis, Pacheablepharofy, j thick, and hie- pharon, palpebra, Eye-lid, 55, Pachytcs, 35. P aralampfis, 134. Paralytic Diplopy, 305. — Exophthalmy, 304. * Strabifrn, 311. Pathema,^rf/$0, patior, to fuffer. Pathematous Epiphora, or from mental afte&ion, 68. Perle, 134. Pearly corneal Speck, 134. Perofue, calh, & cla-vi Oculorum, 218. Phalangolis, phalangoo, irritor, to be irritated, 16. Phimofis } Phimos, capiftrum, a Phimofy, j bridle. Phleipnone, phlego, uro, to burn. Phlogoiis, phlogoo, incendo, to in- flame. Phly&aina?, phluzo, eructo, to belch forth, hi. Phlycftcnoid Ophthalmy, hi, PhlyHanee, hi. Pituita, 9;. Pituitous Amaurofy, 298. r ladarotes, 56. Plethoric Amaurofy, 278, Prelbytal Diplopy/^/, P n ~“Amblyopy, 134. i rcMa, or Prejhyopia, ,6j. Pforophthalmia, 1 pfora, fcabics, Pforophthalmy, j icab, ophthal- mos, Oculus, Eye. Pterygium, lpteron, ala, awing, Pterygy, | 59. Pterygium pannus, web-like, 61. — ungula, ungulous, 69. Ptilojis, 53. Ptofis, ptoo, cado, to fall, 8, 16. Puriformis, pus, matter, andforma, refemblance. Purulent Cataract, 217. ■ Exophthalmy, 287. Pufiula, in. Puftulous Ophthalmy, 103. Qi Quelmatc Panegyris, 149. R. Rachialgic Amaurofy, 300. Relaxation de la Paupiere fupericur, 7, 8. Reticular Suffufion, 248. Retina, the Difeafes of, from 228. 10283. Retraclio Palpebres fuperioris, 7. Rheuma-Ophthalmon, reo, fiuo, to flow, 66. Rhyas, rhuo, fluo, to flow, J Rliyad^l Epiphora, or from >72, erofion, or diminution, j S. Sanguineous Epiphora, 84. in tro-cameral Caligo/i 7 3. Sarcoma, } 0 Sarcomc, } caro> 64. encanthis, 63. Scabrous Ophthalmy, 4. Scintillating, or fparkling Suffufion, 230. Sclerophthalmia, 7 Jcleros, durus, Sclcrophthalmy, J hard, and oph, thalmos, Oculus, Eye, 31, Scotoma Hcurnii, 238, 243. Sprophulous Amaurofy, 299. ' 1 - Ophthalmy, 32. Scbapcecus