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Kitchiner, William.
The economy of the eyes : precepts for the improvement and preservation of the sight
London : Printed for Hurst, Robinson and Co Cheapside, 1824.
Cote : 351325.
Exemplaire numérisé : BIU Santé (Paris)
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iii Contents
1 [Préface]
2 Introduction
12 Chapter I. On reading glasses, for persons whose eyes are impaired by age and single eye glasses for the short sighted
18 Chapter II. Spectacles with plain glasses
20 Chapter III. Case of a person who could not read in spectacles
21 Chapter IV. Hand spectacles
23 chapter V. Symptoms of the eyes requiring spectacles to read with
29 Chapter VI. Of preservers
33 Chapter VII. Table of the focal length of the convex or magnifying glasses commonly required at various ages
38 Chapter VIII. When to change the first spectacles, for stronger magnifiers
40 Chapter IX. My grandmother's spectacles
44 Chapter X. Hints to persons choosing spectacles to read with
57 Chapter XI. Hints to persons beginning to wear spectacles, and of reading lamps and candlesticks
81 chapter XII. Percepts for improving and preserving the sight
94 Chapter XIII. Glasses for short sighted persons
107 Chapter XIV. Spectacles frames
115 Chapter XV. Of the quality of spectacle glasses, and how to measure their focal length
117 Chapter XVI. Pebbles
121 Chapter XVII. On the various degrees of the perfection of the eye and ear
161 Chapter XVIII. Opera glasses
204 Chapter XIX. Theatres
221 Appendix : Respecting spectacles. No. I. rules for choosing spectacles by G. Adams, optician
224 No. II. Mr. G. Adams' observations on short-sightedness
225 No. III. Optometers
226 No. IV. Dr. Smith's rules for choosing spectacles
228 No. V. Reasons why elderly persons want spectacles to read or work with. By Dr. Jurin and Dr. Smith
231 No. VI. Curious experiment
232 No. VII. Dr. Wells on the changes which the vision of short-sighted persons undergoes from age
235 No. VIII. Mr James ware the oculet's observations relative to the near and distant sight of different persons
240 No. IX. An appendix to Mr. Wares paper on vision. By sir Charles blagden, F.R.S
243 No. X. From Dr. Herschel's paper on the power of penetrating into space by telescopes
246 No. XI. Snow spectacles
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