ided into Genera ; the former into two—the Pro-pensities and the Sentiments ; and the latter into three—the External Senses ; the Perceptive Faculties ; and theRejiective Faculties. This classification, however, is byno means perfect. Order I.—AFFECTIVE FACULTIES. Genus L-PROPENSITIES. The… … Cerebellum modei*ate. Cerebellum large. The cerebellum is the organ of this propensity : it issituated between the mastoid process and the project-ing point in the middle of the transverse ridge of the oc-cipital bone. It is separated from the brain by a strongmembrane called the Tentorium ; but it…
Phrenology
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