Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1882)
Sizer, Nelson · New York : Fowler & Wells · leaf 398
e by an instrument,the eye and opening of the ear,in each case, being the start-ing point. As the brain de-velops from its center, repre-sented by an engraving onp. 384, in radial fibers to thesurface, and as we judge thestrength of the several organsby the length of these fibers,the reader will… … Fi< 16.—FOUR HEADS OPDIVERSE FORM. ■. 1. Alexander VI., Immorai,AND Animal. 2. Zeno, the Philosopher. 3. Philip II. of Spain, Ty- rant. 4. Father Oeerlin, Chris-tian Philanthropist. FoKM AND (iKoWTlI OF IIeAD. Fig. 2, Zeiio, the Pliilo-oplier, shows a massive fore«head, and good reasoning…
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