Democritus' Ophthalmology

Classical Quarterly 62 (2):496-501 (2012)
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Abstract

The poiintt of Democritus' physiology of the eye is that vision occurs because the eye allows the image in, and its sponginess aids the transmission of the image to the reasoning faculty. Thus,, Democritus' ophthalmology plays an important, though neglected, part in his theory of vision

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