A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 56
ligent persons are moreor less thin, especially towards the later years of life. 33 As a further protection to the brain, the skull is coveredwith the scalp and hair, forming altogether a wonderfulinstance of beauty in design, and strength in construction,to guard the precious silver bowl from… … Fig. 24.—Position of Brains in the Skull, showing their relations. From Turner. (S) Fissure of Silvius ; (R) Fissure of Rolando ; (S P) marksTemporal Region, the letters being on Mid-tempcro-sphenoidalConvolution; (O) the Occipital Region; (C) the Cerebellum.The irregular lines represent the course…
Phrenology · Physiognomy
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