The economy of the eyes : precepts for the improvement and preservation of the sight
London : Printed for Hurst, Robinson and Co Cheapside
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine, inv. 351325
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine
Fig. I. Is the spectacle front recommended for Eyes in general... / Fig. ii. Is a protrait of the Pupil of the Eye when in a state of expansion / Fig. III. The Pupil in its most contracted state / Fig. IV. Convenient double Folding Hand Spectacles / Fig. V. A Preserver, or the First Sight for Long Sighted Eyes... / Fig. VI. The 8th Sight, for Long Sighted Eyes... / Fig. VII. No. 1 Concave, or the First Sight for Shart Sighted Persons... / Fig. VIII. No. 12 Concave, or the 12th Sight for Short Sighted Persons
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0022 - Page 12 - Chapter I. On reading glasses, for persons whose eyes are impaired by age and single eye glasses for the short sighted
0028 - Page 18 - Chapter II. Spectacles with plain glasses
0030 - Page 20 - Chapter III. Case of a person who could not read in spectacles
0031 - Page 21 - Chapter IV. Hand spectacles
0033 - Page 23 - chapter V. Symptoms of the eyes requiring spectacles to read with
0039 - Page 29 - Chapter VI. Of preservers
0043 - Page 33 - Chapter VII. Table of the focal length of the convex or magnifying glasses commonly required at various ages
0048 - Page 38 - Chapter VIII. When to change the first spectacles, for stronger magnifiers
0050 - Page 40 - Chapter IX. My grandmother's spectacles
0054 - Page 44 - Chapter X. Hints to persons choosing spectacles to read with
0067 - Page 57 - Chapter XI. Hints to persons beginning to wear spectacles, and of reading lamps and candlesticks
0091 - Page 81 - chapter XII. Percepts for improving and preserving the sight
0104 - Page 94 - Chapter XIII. Glasses for short sighted persons
0117 - Page 107 - Chapter XIV. Spectacles frames
0125 - Page 115 - Chapter XV. Of the quality of spectacle glasses, and how to measure their focal length
0131 - Page 121 - Chapter XVII. On the various degrees of the perfection of the eye and ear
0173 - Page 161 - Chapter XVIII. Opera glasses
0233 - Page 221 - Appendix : Respecting spectacles. No. I. rules for choosing spectacles by G. Adams, optician
0236 - Page 224 - No. II. Mr. G. Adams' observations on short-sightedness
0238 - Page 226 - No. IV. Dr. Smith's rules for choosing spectacles
0240 - Page 228 - No. V. Reasons why elderly persons want spectacles to read or work with. By Dr. Jurin and Dr. Smith
0243 - Page 231 - No. VI. Curious experiment
0244 - Page 232 - No. VII. Dr. Wells on the changes which the vision of short-sighted persons undergoes from age
0247 - Page 235 - No. VIII. Mr James ware the oculet's observations relative to the near and distant sight of different persons
0252 - Page 240 - No. IX. An appendix to Mr. Wares paper on vision. By sir Charles blagden, F.R.S
0255 - Page 243 - No. X. From Dr. Herschel's paper on the power of penetrating into space by telescopes
0258 - Page 246 - No. XI. Snow spectacles
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