entoptic

[Fr. entoptique, from Gr. entos = within, and optomai to see.] Phys. Pertaining or relating to visions seen by the eye when the lids are shut. *en-tor-ti-la-tion, s. [Fr. ent or tiller =to twist; Lat. torqueo , pa. par. tort us .] A turning into a circle; circular figures. "Willing that those which should work in the borders [of the table], raisings, flowries, and wrappings, entorti lations, and such like, should amuse themselves only for beautifying and decoration." -Donne: Hist. of the Septua gint (1633), p. 47.