Diseases of Muscle a Study in Pathology
Diseases of Muscle a Study in Pathology
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Bonders, Professor of Physiology in the University of Utrecht, belongs the honor of having arranged the whole subject, enriched by very many of his own investigations, in an harmo- nious whole. His great work on the Refraction and Accommodation of the Eye, was first written in the Dutch language, but it has been translated into the English and German, and is everywhere recognized as the highest authority on the subject of which it treats. The views that are here pre- sented are mainly derived f...rom this work.
I. The eye of old age requires spectacles. Not because the cornea the anterior transparent coat of the eye becomes flattened in old age, as is often said, nor for the reason given by another writer, who says, that the loss of vision depends upon a diminished activity of the secreting vessels, but be- cause a little muscle within the eye-ball, called by anatomists, the ciliary muscle, loses some of its HUMAN E YES. 1 1 5 power as old age comes on. This little muscle passes around the eye-ball, connecting the cornea and iris to the choroid coat, and to the ligament, which holds the lens in position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bonders, Professor of Physiology in the University of Utrecht, belongs the honor of having arranged the whole subject, enriched by very many of his own investigations, in an harmo- nious whole. His great work on the Refraction and Accommodation of the Eye, was first written in the Dutch language, but it has been translated into the English and German, and is everywhere recognized as the highest authority on the subject of which it treats. The views that are here pre- sented are mainly derived f...rom this work.
I. The eye of old age requires spectacles. Not because the cornea the anterior transparent coat of the eye becomes flattened in old age, as is often said, nor for the reason given by another writer, who says, that the loss of vision depends upon a diminished activity of the secreting vessels, but be- cause a little muscle within the eye-ball, called by anatomists, the ciliary muscle, loses some of its HUMAN E YES. 1 1 5 power as old age comes on. This little muscle passes around the eye-ball, connecting the cornea and iris to the choroid coat, and to the ligament, which holds the lens in position.
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