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Philosophic chiromancy. Mysteries of the hand revealed and explained: the art of determining, from an inspection of the hands, the person's temperature, appetites, passions, impulses, aspirations, mental endowments, character and tendencies (1879)

Campbell, Robert Allen · Saint Louis, J. W. Campbell & co. · leaf 172

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A cross on the mount of Venus shows atendency to sensuous excitement, and, there-fore, suggests impurity, lasciviousness andobscenity. This is especially the case as thecross is found upon the lower part of themount. A cross in the base of the hand betweenthe mount of Venus and the mount of theMoon… … Lines -Cross [6], A cross on the mount of the Moon, wellformed indicates one who loves the myster-ious and occult, with a lively but not wellbalanced fancy. The cross here, illy formed,hints at one who is often self-deceived and,hence, one who deceives others. A cross in the plain of Mars tells of…

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