INDEX

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Absorption by the Yellow Spot[90]
Artificial Spectrum[33]
Cases of Defective Colour Vision unrecognised[67]
Clerk Maxwell’s Colour-Box[42]
Clerk Maxwell’s Colour Curves[47]
Colour, and the Sensations required to produce it[50]
Colour Blindness due to Disease[137]
Colour-Blind Persons see a Grey in the Spectrum[65]
Colour Discs[32]
Colour Fields[13]
Colour Matches made by the Colour Blind[70]
Colour Patch Apparatus[18]
Colour Patch Apparatus, Original Form of[19]
Comparison of the Young and Hering Theory[189]
Complex Colours matched by Simple Colours[22]
Contrast Colours[187]
Curious Case of Congenital Colour Blindness, A[164]
Dalton Colour Blindness[58]
Daltonism, or Colour Blindness[57]
Defective Form Vision connected with Colour Deficiency due to Disease[138]
Definition at different parts of the Retina[11]
Enfeebled Spectrum Luminosity[98]
Exhibiting Colour Blindness by Colour Discs[74]
Extinction and Persistency Curves of Green-Blind Persons[127]
Extinction and Persistency Curves of Monochromatic Vision[125]
Extinction and Persistency Curves of Red-Blind Persons[127]
Extinction of Colour[105]
Extinction of Light by the Centre and Periphery of the Eye[114]
Extinction of Colour of equal Luminosity[110]
Extinction of Light in the Spectrum[109]
Eye: Explanation of its Functions[3]
Fatigue of the Retina[6], [30]
Field of View[10]
Fovea Centralis[4]
Fundamental Light[34]
Green-Blind Person’s Description of the Spectrum, A[64]
Green Monochromatic Vision[131]
Helmholtz Diagram of Sensations[38]
Heredity in Colour Blindness[58]
Hering’s Colour Vision Theory[52]
Hering’s Theory not tri-chromic[57]
Holmgren’s Colour Tests[169]
Kœnig’s Colour Sensation Curves[49]
Lissajou’s Figures[37]
Luminosity of the Spectrum to the Centre of the Eye, the Fovea Centralis, and outside the Yellow Spot[88]
Luminosity of the Spectrum to partially Colour Blind[86]
Luminosity of the Spectrum to the Colour Blind[81]
Luminosity of the Spectrum to the Normal Eyed[78]
Malingerers, Detection of[185]
Matching Colours by Mixtures of Simple Colours[26]
Maxwell’s Colour Equations[202]
Maxwell’s Curves for Red Blindness[69]
Measurement of Colour Fields[207]
Monochromatic Vision and the Spectrum[66]
Number of Cones in the Eye[8]
Optograms[9]
Pellet Tests[146]
Pendulum Experiments[36]
Persistency Curves[119]
Primary Colours[25]
Primary Pigment Colours[27]
Progressive Atrophy of the Optic Nerve[153]
Purkinje’s Figures[7]
Purples[24]
Red and Green matched[72]
Red-Blind Person’s Description of the Spectrum, A[63]
Retina, Structure of[6]
Retinal Fatigue[6], [30]
Rods and Cones[8]
Seat of Visual Sensation[7]
Sensation Curves in Terms of Luminosity[93]
Sensitiveness of the Eye[121]
Simple Colours[17]
Simulation of Red and Green Blindness[175]
Spectrum described by the Tobacco Blind, The[143]
Spectrum Test for Colour Blindness[181]
Table of Wave-Lengths[17]
Tables[211]
Tobacco Ambyopia[140]
Tobacco Blindness, Examples of[148]
Violet Blindness[73]
Visibility of an Object in light of different Colours[123]
Visual Purple[9]
White Monochromatic Vision[158]
Wool Test, The[170]
Yellow Spot[4]
Yellow Spot and Colour Mixtures, The[28]
Young’s Theory, Modification of[196]

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