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| [0]. | Brain showing eyes with muscles removed, optic nerves, and chiasm | Frontispiece |
| [1]. | Glassware and tools | 22 |
| [2]. | The first cut | 28 |
| [3]. | How the point of the scissors is kept away from the underlying tissues | 29 |
| [4]. | Half of the sclerotic separated | 30 |
| [5]. | Picking up the choroid | 31 |
| [6]. | Emptying the eye of its contents | 32 |
| [7]. | Isolated hyaloid, contents and attachments intact | 33 |
| [8]. | Petit’s Canal | 36 |
| [9]. | Cutting eye into anterior and posterior sections with safety-razor blade | 39 |
| [10]. | Posterior half showing retinal vessels and choroid | 40 |
| [11]. | Showing network of vitreous | 42 |
| [12]. | Tearing retina away from posterior half of eye | 44 |
| [13]. | Posterior half of eye with retina removed | 45 |
| [14]. | Excavated posterior half of eye | 46 |
| [15]. | Split optic nerve | 47 |
| [16]. | Ciliary processes and the lens | 48 |
| [17]. | How to pull off vitreous | 50 |
| [18]. | Processus Zonuloe | 54 |
| [19]. | Onion-like layers of lens removed | 56 |
| [20]. | Cross section of lens | 57 |
| [21]. | Lenses showing the results of different kinds of treatment | 60 |
| [22]. | Puncturing the cornea | 63 |
| [23]. | Removing the cornea | 64 |
| [24]. | How to separate the choroid from the sclerotic | 65 |
| [25]. | Cutting away the separated sclerotic | 67 |
| [26]. | Scraping the choroid free from the sclerotic | 68 |
| [27]. | The isolated choroid | 69 |
| [28]. | Inserting scalpel to loosen lens and cut through vitreous | 70 |
| [29]. | Taking out lens and “core” of vitreous | 71 |
| [30]. | Squeezing out remaining part of vitreous | 72 |
| [31]. | Cutting through the iris | 75 |
| [32]. | Cutting around the ciliary ring | 76 |
| [33]. | Lens, iris, and part of vitreous removed | 77 |
| [34]. | How to force blowpipe into the vitreous | 78 |
| [35]. | Bulging out of vitreous caused by blowing air through glass blowpipe | 79 |
| [36]. | Showing vitreous removed | 80 |
| [37]. | Folding the retina by blowing air at it through blowpipe | 81 |
| [38]. | Suspended retina. Sclerotic ready to be cut away | 82 |
| [39]. | Showing sclerotic nearly all cut away | 83 |
| [40]. | Isolated retina | 84 |
| [41]. | The beginning of the cutting of the eye for sagittal sections | 87 |
| [42]. | Method of cutting through the crystalline lens | 88 |
| [43]. | Cutting through cornea to complete the sagittal sections | 89 |
| [44]. | Sagittal section enlarged | 90 |
| [45]. | Part of calf’s head showing knitting needles inserted in puncta | 93 |
| [46]. | Course of knitting needles showing the course of the canaliculi | 94 |
| [47]. | Initial cuts to be made in the skin | 98 |
| [48]. | First cut in bones of orbit | 99 |
| [49]. | All the cuts to be made in bones of orbit | 100 |
| [50]. | How to pry bone loose | 101 |
| [51]. | Dissecting close to bones of orbit | 102 |
| [52]. | Excavated orbit | 103 |
| [53]. | Anterior view of enucleated eye | 104 |
| [54]. | Side view of enucleated eye. All parts in situ | 104 |
| [55]. | Enlarging pupil for ophthalmoscopic inspection | 107 |
| [56]. | How to get rid of the pucker in the cornea | 108 |
| [57]. | Window cut in the eye | 110 |
| [58]. | Pins inserted in lacrimal ducts | 112 |
| [59]. | Capsule of Tenon blown up | 115 |
| [60]. | Showing the extrinsic muscles of the eye | 118 |
| [61]. | Cutting through the iris | 120 |
| [62]. | Scraping ciliary processes free. Choroid cut around ciliary ring | 121 |
| [63]. | Cutting away choroid | 122 |
| [64]. | Three tunics, hyaloid, and lens | 123 |