HOW THE EYE IS HELD IN PLACE

The eye is held in its socket or orbit by (1) the optic nerve, (2) by

its six muscles attached to various points of its circumference, (3) by

the conjunctiva, which is reflected off from its attachments to the

outer coat of the eye directly on to the lids, and (4) by the eyelids

themselves. (See Color Plate.)

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