platyscopic (platiskopik)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 23
[ a wide and flat field of view: used as a tradename for certain achromatic combinations of lenses, as for photographic use, or for hand magnifiers. platysma (plā-tis'mä), n.; pl. platys mat a (-matä). [NL., Chapman , Blind Beggar of Alexandria. [ To patient judgments we appeal our plaud . Marlowe, Faustus (cho.). Shekels of gold may shrink to grains Into this treasury as they fall, While a poor widow's hard-earned gains May win the plaud "More than they all." Pulpit Treasury , July, 1836, p. 201.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →