Manual of phrenology, or The physiology of the human brain : embracing a full description of the phrenological organs, their exact location, and the peculiarities of character produced by their various degrees of development and combination (1839)
Collyer, Robert H. (Robert Hanham) · Cincinnati : Published by N.G. Burgess & Co. stereotyped by Glezen and Shepard · leaf 153
ll knownfacts tend to prove that every part of the animalbody is appropriated to its own pecular functionor duty, which cannot be well performed by anyother part. Hence, all classes of intellectual phenome-na, HAVE THEIR PREDESTINED, APPROPRIATE SEAT INTHE BRAIN; AND INTELLECT OF ALL KINDS, DEPENDS… … WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE. Taken from the original likeness in the posses-sion of the Duke of Buckingham. A, Individuality very large, (see page 123.) B, Eventuality very large, (see page 130.) C, Comparison very large, (see page 137.) D, D, Causality very large, (see page 139.) E, E, Ideality very large,…
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