Lettre de Charles Villers à Georges Cuvier, de l'Institut national de France, sur une nouvelle théorie du cerveau, par le docteur Gall : ce viscère étant considéré comme l'organe immédiat des facultés morales. (1802)
Villers, Charles France Dominique de, 1765-1815., Royal College of Surgeons of England · Metz : Collignon, 1802. · leaf 85
Brain · Phrenology
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