Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 444
he nasalaperture, joined m a plane almost perpen-dicular ; the malar bones even, and slopingFig. 550—Greek Skull, moderately downward. Fig. 549 is bor-rowed from Prichards Researches, and represents the skullof a modern Greek, for a long time a teacher of his nativelanguage at Oxford, England. It… … 4:38 NATIONAL TYPES described as being large, and exhibiting a favorable develop-ment of the coronal region and the intellect, combined withlarge organs of the propensities. Constructiveness and Ideal-ity are large; and in all Greek skulls that we have seen figuredor described, great breadth is…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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