Nervus opticus sive tractatus theoricus in tres libros opticam, catoptricam, dioptricam distributus : in quibus radiorum â lumine, vel objecto per medium diaphanum processus, natura, proprietates, & effectus, selectis, & rarioribus experientijs, figuris, demonstrationibusque exhibentur
Zacharias Traber's Nervus opticus, printed in Vienna in 1675, is a Latin treatise in three books on optics, catoptrics, and dioptrics, written for scholars and students of vision and light. Its numbered copperplates lay out ray diagrams, lenses, mirrors, eyeballs in section, and lettered geometric figures — line-only sources for diagrammatic patterning, arcs, and technical labelling.
