... and final- ly, some patients who are completely blind, are endowed with ... to be considered in reference to the pathological states from which it may ...

... and final- ly, some patients who are completely blind, are endowed with ... to be considered in reference to the pathological states from which it may ...

... hand, when #he patient is young and the blindness not complete, when the ... always have particular reference to the cause of the disease, where this ...

... white 1524 Agaricus campestris 1648 Agathis Damarra 866 Agathosma 182 Agathotes chirayta 258 Agave Americana 1525 Agave ...

... chalybeate" BLIGHT IN THE EYE, Ophthalmia, ca- tarrhal. BLINDNESS, Caecitas—b. Colour, Achroma- topsia. BLISTER, Vesicato'rium, ... one. The word has been used, figuratively, for blind, in surgery and anatomy. See Caecus. BOR'OSAIL, ...

... dis- tinguished by Winslow into three portions, with reference to its origin, viz., the peri- staphylo-pharyngmus, ... another; a term applied in medical jurisprudence in reference to a person who survives an ac- cident ...

... Lumba'lis, (F.) Lom- baire. Belonging or having reference to the loins. Lumbar Abscess, Psoas abscess, Apostc' ... and deobstruent, errhine, sialogogue, <fcc. NIGELLE, Nigella. NIGHT-BLINDNESS, Hemeralopia. NIGHT EYES, Crusta genu equinae—n. Mare, ...

... PART I. others in a neAv genus, entitled Agathosma, Avhich is acknoAvledged by other botanical writers. Agathosma. Sex. Syst. Pentandria Monogynia.—Nat. Ord. Diosmeae. Gen. ...

... with several others in a new genus, entitled Agathosma, which is acknowledged by other botanical writers. Agathosma. Class Pentandria. Order Monogynia.—Nat.Otd. Ruta- ceae, ...

... with several others in a new genus, entitled Agathosma, which is acknowledged by other botanical writers. Agathosma. Sex. Syst. Pentandria Monogynia.� Nat. Ord. Diosmeae. Gen. ...