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Roman ophthalmology. A glimpse of our distant past.

Ophthalmic artifacts from a house destroyed in 275 A.D. and recently excavated in Schwarzenacker, W. Germany, are described and illustrated. The reconstructed house of ophthalmologist, Sextus Ajacius Launus, and its contents provides a fascinating glimpse of ophthalmology as practiced nearly 17 centuries ago in the Roman Empire.[1]

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  1. Roman ophthalmology. A glimpse of our distant past. Ellerhorst, B., Cibis, G.W. Survey of ophthalmology. (1986) [Pubmed]
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