Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 133
ng features. Each of the parietal bones is developedfrom one point only, which is situated about the centre ofthe bone at its most convex part, and gives it a promin-ent appearance, and is therefore often called the parietaleminence. It is easily discerned in the living head byplacing the palms of… … Fig. 17.—Section of Human Skull: Cut down through the median line, photographed, drawn, and engraved, to a scale racher less than one-third the natural size, showing the exact thickness and amount of divergence from parallelism of the tables. A, outer table; B, diploe; C, inner table; D, frontal…
Phrenology
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