Etherology, or, The philosophy of mesmerism and phrenology : including a new philosophy of sleep and of consciousness : with a review of the pretensions of neurology and phreno-magnetism (1845)
Grimes, J. Stanley (James Stanley), 1807-1903 · New York : Saxton and Miles · leaf 165
tive System, tends to produce moderation, indolence and sedentary habits. 4. The Arterial System, including the lungsr tends to produce vigor, industry and a love of varied exerciseof mind and body. 5. The Venous System, being the magazine of surplus blood, tends to produce long continued action of… … PHRENOLOGICAL BUST. The location of the three classes is indicated in the above engravingby three kinds of numeral figures. On the side of the head, from Ito XII, are the Jpseals ; at the back and top, from 1st to 12th, arcthe Socials; and in front, from 1 to 15, are the Intellectuals. PHRENOLOGY.…
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