Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 20
ogy—The Practical Religionist—The Theolo-gian— Sartor Resartus—The Great Prussian Page 665-727 CHAPTER XL. INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS ADDENDA.Aristotle—An Ideal Head—Head of St Paul—Eyebrows—Life as Seen fromOpposite Stand-points - Physiognomical Anecdotes 729-738 CHAPTER XLL A BRIEF RECAPITULATION… … N its most generalsense, Physiognomy(from (putfiff, nature,and yvwjxovwos, know-ing) signifies a knowl-edge of nature ; butmore particularly ofthe forms of things—the configuration ofnatural objects, whe-ther animate or inani-mate. As restricted in itsapplication to man, itmay be defined as…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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