1848. A little child was portrayed to me who threw up milk [1842]. This was below the level of the right eye; also, sculpture-like faces, spoken of [in 1843], at the level of the head toward the front, somewhat above the forehead - at a middle distance in front.
1848. There was represented to me an infant which vomited milk. It was under the plane of the right eye. A face as it were sculptured, as intimated above, appeared in the plane of the head in front, somewhat higher than the forehead, at a moderate distance in front.
1848. Infans mihi repraesentatus, qui lac evomebat [1842], erat sub plano oculi dextri; facies quasi sculptiles, de quibus [1843], in plano capitis antrorsus, aliquantum supra frontem; mediam 1
distantiam antrorsum.
Footnotes:
1. The Manuscript has media