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Outlines of lectures on the neurological system of anthropology, as discovered, demonstrated and taught in 1841 and 1842 (1854)

Buchanan, Joseph R. (Joseph Rodes), 1814-1899 · Cincinnati, Printed at the office of Buchanan's Journal of man · leaf 313

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nd degradation, it is located nearer the basis of the brain, andpoints more directly downward. LECT. LXXV.—INTELLECTUAL PATHOGNOMY. The ascertainment of the pathognomic lines was to me a matterof assiduous investigation for years. Their demonstration requires,but their proper exhibition to the eye… … Ccaf the coronal organs point upward—of the basilar downward, of theoccipital half backward, and of the frontal half forward. But itmust be borne in mind tl»at the brain is double, and consequentlythere are two pathognomic lines for every organ instead of one.Hence the idea that any one direction…

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