History and progress of phrenology : (read before the Western Phrenological Society, at Buffalo) (1839)
Haskins, R. W. (Roswell Willson), 1796-1870, Western Phrenological Society (Buffalo, N.Y.) · Buffalo : Steele & Peck · leaf 22
eem to have formed the standard of philosophy, of thebrain and mind, as before observed, through themiddle ages. A tangible form was given to these HISTORY OP PHRENOLOGY. 11 views, in 1562, by Lodovico Dolce, a Venetian, in awork upon memory, in which he has given a drawingof a head, and upon it… … References to the Engraving. 1. Sensus Communis. 2. Fantasia. 3. Imagina. 4. Vermis. 5. Cogitativa. 6. Estimativa 7. Memorativa. 8. Olfactus. 9. Gustus. Here we see the nose, tongue, eye, and ear; orsmell, taste, sight and hearing, all united by lines toh common sense, in the forehead ; while…
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