Nosologia methodica oculorum: or, A treatise on the diseases of the eyes : selected and translated from the Latin of Francis Bossier de Sauvages; wherein the whole are methodically arranged: to which are also added, the descriptions and modes of cure, as recited by those authors who have written professedly on the various subjects herein enumerated. With annotations / By George Wallis.

  • Boissier de la Croix de Sauvages, François, 1706-1767. Nosologia methodica. Selections. English
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    INDEX. Vote, Thofe words printed in Small Capitals are the names of thofe difeafcs from whence arife many fpecies—thofe in the Common Letter i'uch as are enumerated by Sauvages, or tranflated,—and thofe in Italics, fuch as are mentioned ty various other authors, or fo denominated in different countries—and words by which it has been thought neceflary to point out the derivations. A. BOLISHED vifion with pu pillary immobility, and ocu- lar inopacity, 271. V.n Abfcefs from a fynchyfy, or aqueo-vitreous dilfolution, 235. ibftefsan cryJlallin, 217. Abfolute, or complete Amblyopy, 267. Achlys, 132. Acies vcfpertina, 190. ®gylopic Epiphora, 68. 5£gylops, aix Capra, a goat, and Opfts, vifus, fight, 73. <£gys, 132. 3£quino&ial firabtfm, 314. Albula, 218. Algarab, 72. Aloys, 11 3. Amaurosis'] Amauroo obfcuro, to amaurofy, > darken, J amauros,obfcurus,2 7l —■— ahacboribus repreftis, 280. ah Atjua in Cerebri Cor- ticc,ftnubus, 298. I- arthritica, 302. — ex Bombardce exploftone, 293- a Calculo juxta netvvm opticum, 299. ■— - — a catarrbo, 298. — — a CommotioneCupitis, 293. — congenita, 299. — exanthematica, 280. j exhaufiorum—from de- caying nature, 302. j—- Febribus acutis, 278. ! Foricareorum, 282. > ‘gravidarum, 278» hyfteric 1, Jbi. -■ - intermittens, 300. a my oft, mus, mus,a moufc, 2 93’ Amaurofy, from Myofy, or contrac- tion of the pupil, 193. a narcoticis, 28 r. from narcotics, 281. pituitofa, 29^. plethorica, 278. * a Plied reft da, vcl re- tenta, 280. rachialgica, raxis, verte- bra, alge, Dolor, 300. —— a ftahie fupprejjd, 280. • — fcrophulofh, 299. a fpaftno, 306. ex fteatomate in Cerebto, 299. — — a fupprejTb Hrsmorrhoidum fiuxu, 278. from a Synchyfy, or aqueo-vitreous dilfolution, 236. Amaurofis traumatica, 293. a 7umore globvjo nervis opticis inftdentc, 299. ■ venerea, ^76 ob vefleam nervis opticis, incumbentem, 299 ex vulnere Capitis, 293, a vulnere Oculi, 293. »•——— ab uvece-plicgoft, 236. —— ab Oculi interni fuppura- tione, 236. Amblyopia ] *?«£/«>,obfcurus,and Amblyopy j opfts,tight, 151, 271. Ambliopie, I r I. abfoluta, 267. -— crepufcularis, 260. — diffi orum, 154. -- hydrophthalmica, 170. Lulcorum Amblyopy from Lufcity, or oblique vifion, 167. meridiana, 190. '————proximorum, 161. Arnblyofmas,