Anthroponomy, or, Magneto-physiognomico-craniology : a new system on the magnetic constitution of man, as expressed by physiognomy blended with craniology and maintained by moral and physical hygiene, according to the rules of physiology, therapeutics, metaphysics, and present experience, improved from the systems of Messmer, Puységur, Gall, Lavater, Spurzheim, etc., and as established / by J.D.L. Zender. (1863)
Zender, J. D. L. (Joachim Denis Laurent), 1805-, Albert Edward Foote, National Library of Medicine (U.S.) · New York : [publisher not identified], 1863. · leaf 4
Phrenology · Magnetics
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