Although she was aware of the nature of these symptoms, the hallucinations became more persistent and were disturbing to her. She had good insight into her condition. There were no associated auditory hallucinations or delusions, and she had no history of any psychiatric disorder.

She denied any headaches or trauma. Her medical history included hypothyroidism and open angle glaucoma. Her medications included [l]{.smallcaps}-thyroxine and anti-glaucoma eye drops. Surgical history was significant for bilateral cataract surgeries a few years prior to current treatment.

Her visual acuity was 6/60 in the right eye and finger counting at 1 m in the left eye. The scores were 6/60 in both eyes 2 years prior to her presentation. Mental status examination revealed an appropriately dressed woman with no psychomotor agitation or retardation. Her thoughtsGreece has called for the return of the so-called Elgin Marbles from the British Museum as a symbolic act in the fight against anti-democratic forces seeking “the dissolution of Europe”.

The Athens government, which decided against taking legal action against the UK last year, will instead renew diplomatic efforts with an offer to regularly loan some of the wonders of Ancient Greece to British institutions in exchange.

While it is unknown what might be offered, Greek museums hold astonishing art works created in antiquity. The arrival of art such as the “golden mask of Agamemnon” or the statue of Zeus/Poseidon could be expected to cause the same kind of interest as the first arrival in the UK of the Terracotta Army from China in the 1980s.

The Marbles, taken by Lord