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Years of Publication* |
Cataract Described as Anterior to the Crystalline Humor. |
Summary of Concepts Related to the Modern Conception of Glaucoma. |
The Methode of Phisicke. Adapted from Benevenutus Grassus (1100s or 1200s) by Philip Barrough. [3] |
1583, 1590, 1596, 1601, 1610, (1616), 1617, 1624, (1626), (1633), 1634, 1639, 1652. |
Yes. |
Some eye disease is incurable. |
A Worthy Treatise of the Eyes. Translation of Guillemeau. [7] |
1587, (1616), 1622, (1626), (1633), 1706, 1710. |
Yes. |
Glaucoma is a term implying incurability. |
Richard Banister’s Breviary. [20] |
1622, 1706, 1710. |
Yes. |
The hard eye is incurable. |
John Thomas Woolhouse. [25, 26] |
1707, 1721. |
Yes. |
Glaucoma implies at most a palliative cure, and, in some cases, a hard eye. |