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The interior of the eye is divided into three parts of which the black sphere is one part and the remainder is the white sphere. The shiny sphere within the black sphere is one part. The sight (retina) proper is situated within the shiny sphere. The upper and lower coverings (lids) of the interior of the eye are each two parts.