Volume 2

Mind and brain, or, The correlations of consciousness and organisation : systematically investigated and applied to philosophy, mental science and practice / by Thomas Laycock.

  • Thomas Laycock
Date:
1869
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Credit: Mind and brain, or, The correlations of consciousness and organisation : systematically investigated and applied to philosophy, mental science and practice / by Thomas Laycock. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    CHAP. VI.] FUNCTION OF THE OPTIC LOBES. of the optic lobes, it is said, makes animals blind. This is probable enough; but then it is inconceivable that Fig. 22. Shows the cnnnectinn of all the cerebral nerves except the Olfactory (Af.er holly.) b b. Optic nerves joining to form the cliiasina ; c, tractM opticm • c ' oculo-motor, or 3(1 nerve: d, 4th motor of the eve (of the oblique muscle of the globe); e sensory root, and e motor root, of 5th ; /, 6th, a motor nerve of the eye (of the abductor of the globe); </, 7th or motor nerve of the facial muscles- ^ 8th, or auditory nerve, with its two trunks enclosing the restiform body •