o observe to what extent these localities of the skull correspondedwith the subjacent parts of the brain. One may imagine my joyand my astonishment when I found that the forms of each of theseexternal marks were exactly such as must be produced by thedevelopment of the brain at the part below them.… … wind in conical or pyramidal fashion (serpentant en cone ou enpyramide) like the organ of the relation of sounds to which theygive birth. Sometimes the external mark is simple, sometimesdouble, according as the corresponding organs of the two hemi-spheres are in contact or at a distance from each…
Phrenology
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