An impartial inquiry into the seat of the immediate organ of sight. Viz. whether the retina or choroïdes. Being the subject of a lecture, in a course lately given on the nature and cure of the diseases of the eye ... / [John Taylor].

  • Taylor, John, 1703-1772
Date:
1743
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Credit: An impartial inquiry into the seat of the immediate organ of sight. Viz. whether the retina or choroïdes. Being the subject of a lecture, in a course lately given on the nature and cure of the diseases of the eye ... / [John Taylor]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    / Service of the Iris in their'Paffage in or bout the Horizontal Line pf the Globe, b ing attended with Pain, Immobility of tl Pupil and Lofs of Vifion ; be not a ve cogent Argument xh2it ihtChoroides h t immediate Organ of Sight ? ' XXV. Whether the Pupil lofing its Mobilil and the Eye its Senfation of Light, in exad: Proportion to the Degree and Durati of this Pain ; and' lhe' one becoming ii moveable, and the other infenfible imrr diately on the CefTation of the Pain, be r a further Confirrhation of the fame Thin . ; aXXVL ' • \ Whether the Pain on that Side of the He accompanying the Pain in the Eye, and 1 one immediately ceafing w^hen the otl goes off, and the Eye becoming blind, di not ftill corroborate this Matter ? XXVIL Whether the Infenfibility of the Br obfervable on wounding it, be not a Pr¬ of the InfenfiDility of the Optic Nerve, a ccnfequently of its Expanlion the Retina XXV]