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Like many individuals deprived of sight, he relies on his non-visual senses to perceive, map, and navigate the world.
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Having journeyed a considerable distance, the charioteer ventured to uncover his head, contrary to the Bishop's advice, but not with impunity. He was instantly deprived of sight. However, this was again restored, on his master signing him with a cross. When they came to that place, where the Bishop's corpse lay, blessing holy water, Tigernach sprinkled it on the body.
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In November 1917, while he was finishing his monument to Juan Bautista Alberdi, a chip of marble (which was being worked by his assistant) broke Blotta's glasses, and glass splinters wounded both his eyes. He spent several months completely deprived of sight, until he was operated by surgeon Dr. Pedro Lagleyze. He only recovered the sight of his left eye. Blotta would later thank the physician with a sculpture.
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The succession to the rule of Aidhne after the death of Muirgheas Ua hEidhin in 1180 is unclear. The death of Muirgheas's son, Conor, is reported in 1201 but he is not referred to as king. In 1211 "Cugaela Ó hEidhin died", again, without context. "Donough Ó hEidhin was deprived of sight by the son of Cathal Crovderg, without the consent of the O'Conor" in 1212 but again there is no reference to this person ruling the territory.
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But because his being deprived of > sight prevented his making drawings and models to the desired effect, and > his son Vincenzio coming one day from Florence to Arcetri, Galileo told him > his idea and several discussions followed. Finally they decided on the > scheme shown in the accompanying drawing, to be put in practice to learn the > fact of those difficulties in machines which are usually not foreseen in > simple theorizing. The existing clocks of the time which used the verge escapement with a crude balance wheel were very inaccurate. The pendulum, due to its isochronism could be a much better timekeeper.
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Dolores Cabrera y Heredia enjoyed the favor of the public and critics, and was awarded several literary honors. In 1860, she was received as an academic and professor of the Academy of Sciences and Letters of the Artistic and Literary Lyceum of Granada; in 1865 she was declared a faculty member of the Literature Section of the Artistic and Literary Lyceum of Zaragoza; and in 1869, auxiliary vocal at the Artistic and Women's Literature Athenaeum in Madrid, of which she was a merit partner. In the last years of her life she was blind, which led to dedicate a sonnet to her on 8 December 1874, entitled: "A Doña Dolores Cabrera de Miranda. Distinguida poetisa privada de la vista" (To Dolores Cabrera de Miranda: Distinguished Poet Deprived of Sight).
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