The language of the hand, being a concise exposition of the principles and practice of the art of reading the hand (1899)
Frith, Henry, 1840-, Heron-Allen, Edward, 1861-1943 · New York, London and Manchester, G. Routledge and sons limited · leaf 84
e Pollex or thumb, the Indexor fore-finger, the Medius or middle finger, theAnnularius or ring finger, and the Auricularis or littlefinger, have each a bearing on the question. Infine, the elements to be considered are the thumb,fingers, joints, lines, and the rising parts, or mountainsof the hand.… … Fig. a The Palm of the Hand. 81 which writers have made from it. We shall soon seethat the hand is divided into three zones or parts,which are bounded by certain lines to be hereafterexplained. Our readers will perceive, when they consider thequalities attributed to certain mounts, that the upperor…
Palmistry
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