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Voluntary muscles

Four recti


Superior rectus


Inferior rectus


Medial rectus


Lateral rectus

Nerves through superior orbital fissure

Lacrimal


Frontal


Trochlear

Nerve inside the tendinous ring

Nasociliary


Occulomotor


Abducent

Elevation of eye

Superior rectus


Inferior oblique

Depression of eye

Superior oblique


Inferior rectus

Rotates medially - Intorsion

Superior rectus


Superior oblique

Rotates laterally - extorsion

Inferior rectus


Inferior oblique

Superior oblique is supplied by

Trochlear nerve

SO4

Lateral rectus is supplied by

Abducent nerve

LR6

Other muscles are supplied by

Oculomotor nerve