A Catalogue of Phrenological Specimens (Paperback)

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CAUTIOUSNESS. ]179 Cautious Mnniac. Madame de Laborde Bussoni. Large caution, causing her to be very despondent. 268. caution. LOVE OF APPROBATION. Mons. L'Abbe, insane on love of Approba tion. 99. 180 Denon, whose vanity is even shown in the physiognomy of the bust. A. R. w. 2to. SELF-ESTEEM. 181 Schlabendorf. See Phrenological Journal, yol. VI. p. 484. No. 12 in Dr. Gall's Collection. 182 Dr. Chervin. Independent character. BENEVOLENCE. 183 John Bacon; good natured fellow, never seen in an ill humor. Mrs. Wheeler. 209, 1 Humane and benevolent Booth. 279, V ladies. Good Phrenolo- Miss Noble. 277, ) gists. VENERATION. 184 Roland. See Phrenological Journal, Vol. VI. p. 488. 185 Do. Top of Skull. No. 30 in Dr. Gall's Collection. 186 Do Brain. 187 Dr. Joseph Tuckerman. 188 Religious enthusiast. 189 Rowland Hill. FIRMNESS. 190 Hirchfrld. Small firmness, indecisive. A. R. W. 280. Sehlabendorf. 181. CONSCIENTIOUSNESS. 191 Lemare. Teacher of languages; he took an active part in the French Revolution, but desisted when injustice was practised; large conscientiousness. Spurzheirn. 4. Coleridge. 21. HOPE. 192 B. Smith; his large hope and acquisitiveness made him a great speculator. Evansou; small hope. 114. MARVELLOUS NESS. 193 Destaisniers. 194 Dr. T.; abuses much his marvellousness. 195 Visionary. 196 Varley. Astrologer and inventor of the ' Idolographi' ? Idoscope. 197 Hey. A gentleman who considered if he tried, could ruin government by gaining all the prizes in the lotteries, constantlyinventing machines; immense hope. 198 Mitchell. A soi-distant prophet and a visionary. IDEALITY'. ]199 Alexander Pope. 200 Sestini. See Phrenological Journal, Vol. VI. p. 590. t20...