Anatomy and physiology of the eye, with hints for the preservation of the eyesight (1901)
Herbert, John Frederick, 1860- · Philadelphia, Pa., The author · leaf 15
ted with the 9 exterior portion of those parts surrounding the globe—z. <?.,the appendages of the e^^e, before considering the eyeproper, from without inward. The appendages of the eye inchide : I. The Eyebrows. V. II. Tlie EyeHds. V. III. The P:yelashes. VII. rV. The Orbit. Vin. The… … Figfure 2. A. Outside wood case. l>. Inside or bellows (black). C. Sensitive film or plate. D. Lens. K. Diai)liragni. !•. Rack and Pinion, ((onipare with similar letters in ligiue i.) rected obliquely up and out from the median line. Theirfunction is to protect the organ from injury and to…
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