Phrenology, and how to use it in analyzing character (1871)
Morgan, Nicholas · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 171
ipers in various ways repeatedly, untilhe was able to mark off points of measurement on any heador skull that, when properly manipulated, yielded within afew inches of the same results as the water measurement.In this way he ultimately developed a system by which anyperson with ordinary ability may… … Fig. 24.—Skull showing Stratons points. BONES.—0, the occipital; P, the parietal; F, i\\e frontal; N, thenasal; M, the malar ; S, the sphenoid; and T, the temporal. 434-^- -<^¥v SUTURES.—The Lamhdoidal articulates the occipital to the parie-tal hones from 3 to a, and to the temporal from thence…
Phrenology
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