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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 316

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ing in conjunction in one opera-tion, which is recognized by the organ of Scheming (Fig. C.) It istrue, \he lines of these organs are similar in course, though differentin their point of origin. Thus, if an object be before us, Foresightreadily appreciates its tendencies rather than its causes; for… … 29-1 LECT. LXXV. INTELLECTUAL PATHOGNOMT. reason, looks only forward and to the left. On the other hand, theorgan of Scheming, when looking through the right eye, looks chieflyon the right side of the median line, and consequently sees the pos-terior portion of the pathognomic line—the line of…

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