Medicine, an extravasation of blood in the coats of the eye, which at first appears of a reddish colour, and afterwards livid or black. If the disorder is great, bleeding and purging are proper, as are also diuretics.

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PART I.

| Plate | to face | page | |-------------|---------|------| | CCCCLXXVIII.| | 72 | | CCCCLXXIX. | | 96 | | CCCCLXXX.—CCCCLXXXIII. | | 224 | | CCCCLXXXIV.—CCCCXCV. | | 308 | | CCCCXCVI. | | 316 |

PART II.

| Plate | to face | page | |-------------|---------|------| | CCCCXCVII. | | 422 | | CCCCXCVIII. | | 482 | | CCCCXCIX. | | 560 | | D. | | 614 | | DI.—DIV. | | 672 | | DV. | | 680 | | DVI. | | 684 | | DVII. & DVIII. | | 696 | | DIX. | | 698 | | DX. | | 736 | | DXI. & DXII.| | 784 |