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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 31

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. TheSanguine Temperament is more liableto inflammatory diseases than any ofthe other temperaments. The Vital and Lymphatic Tempera-ments are liable to diseases of the vitalorgans. Heart failure, gout and in-flammatory diseases often afflict a per-son with this temperament. The chemical elements… … * a Fig. 33. Evidences of Civilization THE PHRENOLOGICAL ORGANS AND THEIR LOCATION AND DIVERSIFIED FUNCTIONS. We come now to the point in thephysio-psychological treatment of therelation of psychic phenomena and theorgans of the brain. Phrenology does not teach just wherethe boundary line exists,…

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