Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 131
of this bone is said by ana-tomists to have some resemblance to the Greek letter A rf3*-»- ANATOMY OF THE CRANIUM. (lambda), from which circumstance its articulating suture de-rives its name. It is a very important bone in the study ofphrenology. It contains internally the cerebellar fossa—the bed… … Fig. 16.—Front View of Human Skull. 1, Point of ossification of the frontal bone; 2, Superciliary ridge ;3, Temporal ridge ; 4, External angular process ; 5, Supraorbitalridge ; 6, Internal angular process ; 7, The orbit; 8, Malar bone ;9, Zygomatic arch; 10, Mastoid process; 11, Temporal bone; 12,…
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