The Anatomy and Histology of the Human Eyeball in the Normal State.

Abstract

As is well known, Salzmann has for many years given courses in Vienna, in German and in English, on the anatomy and histology of the eye. Many Americans have profited by these courses, and no doubt some have been of the number who have urged the author to publish his lectures. We are informed that in authorizing the translation, Salzmann has insisted on the most literal rendition possible, consistent with the English idiom. His loyal pupil and devoted admirer has found a true labor of love in the translation. As one reads, one is convinced that the book is the result of years of painstaking work as student and teacher, and that the author has been satisfied with nothing less than absolute accuracy in so far as it has been possible for him to attain it. The citations from the literature show that he has made use of all available