A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 181
er wrongs ; never tease children orscourge animals, but be kind to both ; take but little animalfood, and no alcoholic liquors. 158 8.—Alimentiveness. Relish for Food ; Sense of Hunger and Thirst. Excess—Gluttony ; Drunkenness. Deficiency — Indifference toAlimentation. This organ is located… … 78.—ViTELLius, a Sensuous Gourmand.Alimentiveness Large. and a widening from the eyes backward. The function ofthis faculty is to create a love and desire for food ; andwithout some such function we should become so deeplyengaged in our various occupations as to forget to eat, andstarvation would…
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