- the
appointment of
Baron de
Wenzel (1724–90), a
German who
became the
oculist to King
George III of
Great Britain in 1772. His
skill at
removing cataracts...
-
called the "high
enlightened (Hocherleuchtete)
oculist order" of Wolfenbüttel, or
Oculists. The
Oculists used
sight as a
metaphor for knowledge. The m****cript...
- (January 2015). "The
Taylor Dynasty:
Three Generations of 18th-19th
Century Oculists" (PDF). Hist
Ophthal Intern. 1 (1): 67–81. Jackson,
David M. (October 1968)...
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practitioner who made
fraudulent medical claims,
styled himself as an
oculist and was
knighted by
Queen Anne for his
medical services. Read was born...
-
persuaded Parliament to
award him £4000. He was
knighted and
became a
personal oculist to the
Prince Regent and
other members of the
British Royal Family. Adams...
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unqualified English quack oculist. Grant,
having lost an eye as a
soldier in the
German emperor's service, set up as an
oculist in
Queen Anne's
reign in...
- (also Gorgani),
nicknamed Zarrin-Dast was an eleventh-century
Persian oculist.
Zarrin Dast
means the
Golden Hand in Persian, a re****ble name for an...
-
Allied Health Personnel in
Ophthalmology administers OMP certifications:
Oculist is an
older term that was
primarily used to
describe eye care professionals...
- John
Taylor (1757–1832) was an
English oculist,
drama critic,
editor and
finally newspaper publisher,
perhaps most
famous for his
posthumous memoir Records...
-
November 1909), was a
member of the
House of
Wittelsbach and a
professional oculist. He was the
favorite brother of
Empress Elisabeth of Austria, and the father...
