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Theories of Vision from Al-kindi to Kepler
The probable explanation of Leonardo's supposition that the albugineous (our
aqueous) humor is concentric with this glacial sphere and surrounds it on all
sides is that whereas medieval texts in the perspectivist tradition clearly specify
that ...
However, the albugineous humour is not parallel to the cornea, since they
intersect; therefore, it must be in contact with the concavity of the cornea and fill
the space between the uvea and the cornea.110 But against this conclusion is
the fact ...
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Elements of general anatomy: containing an outline of the ...
ALBUGINEOUS FIBRE. may be seen irregularly interspersed between them. It is
impossible to distinguish the exact nature of these globules. This fibre is soft and
delicate, and of ~st whitish colour. It is distinguished from all other sttb<- stances
...
Richard Dugard Grainger,
1829
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The principles of the philosophy of the expansive and ...
The Expansive Force also in the Animal System Contributes to the fame Effect,
which makes the Contractive Force, if it cannot Dissipate and Surmount it, to
Coalesce and Unite Closer together; That the Albugineous Liquor is likewise ...
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Alhacen's Theory of Visual Perception: A Critical Edition, ...
Its primary function is to cover the opening in the uvea so as to keep the
albugineous humor, which lies in front of the uvea, in place. It is transparent so
that the forms of light and color can pass through it into the interior of the eye, for
they only ...
Alhazen, A. Mark Smith,
2001
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
Albiioi.n'eous Fibre, (F.) Fibre albuginh. A name given by Chaussier to what he
considers one ot the four elementary fibres. The albugineous fibre is linear,
cylindrical, tenacious, elastic, but little extensible, and of a shining, satiny
appearance.
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Elements of human anatomy: general, descriptive, and practical
Lining the internal surface of the albugineous tunics, and the several
compartments formed by the fibrous threads, is an exceedingly delicate network
of arteries and veins, held together by fine areolar tissue, and described by Sir
Astley ...
Tobias Gibson Richardson,
1854
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The Medical Vocabulary: Containing a Concise Explanation of ...
ALBUGINEOUS (same). Like the white of the eye, or of' an egg. ALBUGINEOUS
FIBRE. Syn. of white fibrous tissue, according- to Ghaussier. ALBUGINEOUS
MEMBRANE. A deep and a superficial form, according to Ganthier. two out of the
...
Robert FOWLER (M.D., of Edinburgh.),
1860
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An Elementary Treatise on Human Anatomy
TRANSVERSE SECTION OF THE TESTICLE, a, spermatic fascia; b, reflected
portion of the vaginal tunic ; c, cavity of the latter ; re investing portion of the same
membrane ; e, albugineous tunic ; /. vaginal and albugineous tunica of the ...
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A Dictionary of Medical Science: Containing a Concise ...
The albugineous 6bre is linear, cylindrical, tenacious, elastic, but little extensible,
and of a shining, satiny appearance. It always forms fascia; or fatricuh. which
constitute the tendons, articular ligaments, and aponeuroses: hence the name ...