Raspiller A
Société francophone d'histoire de l'ophtalmologie, 9, rue Lieutenant-Henri-Crépin, 54000 Nancy, France.
J Fr Ophtalmol. 2015 Feb;38(2):146-53. doi: 10.1016/j.jfo.2014.06.015. Epub 2015 Jan 15.
The objectives are to: recall the circumstances of discovery of two corner pillars 45 years apart and other objects belonging to a circa second century Gallo-Roman temple; analyze the sculptures, of which the best known is the "stele of the eye doctor", which the French Language Society for the History of Ophthalmology took as inspiration for its logo; discuss the significance of instruments and procedures within a markedly religious context at a time when the mystery cults appeared; provide elements for discussion on the interpretation of the scenes depicted on the two pillars.
回顾相隔45年发现的两根角柱以及其他属于大约公元二世纪高卢罗马神庙的物品的情况；分析那些雕塑，其中最著名的是“眼科医生石碑”，法语眼科历史学会以此作为其会徽的灵感来源；探讨在神秘崇拜出现的时代，在明显的宗教背景下仪器和程序的意义；为讨论两根柱子上所描绘场景的解读提供素材。
