Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 515
d, andby the world, which looks on. Observe his features—thatsplendid forehead, almost Shakspearian in mold, with thelarge reflectives and the very large perceptives ; that beautifulmouth, indicating affection, joyousness, mirthfulness, and de-cision ; that prominent chin, corresponding with a… … Figs. 673 to 681. Socrates, the greatest heather! philoso- pher of antiquity, who maintained the ex-istence of one Supreme Intelligence, was jborn in Attica, Greece, 470 B.C., and died i400 B.C., in Athens, from poison, underthe unjust condemnation of the Atheniancouncil. Aristotle, the founder of…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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