M'Phun's catechism of phrenology; illustrative of the principles of that science / By a member of the Phrenological Society of Edinburgh [i.e. A. Combe].

  • Andrew Combe
Date:
1840
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Credit: M'Phun's catechism of phrenology; illustrative of the principles of that science / By a member of the Phrenological Society of Edinburgh [i.e. A. Combe]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Geyes 1].—Senrmmenrs, | I. Sentiments common to Man with the Lower Animals, . 10. Self-esteem. # 12. Cautiousness, 11. Love of Approbation. - 13, Benevolence, II. Sentiments proper to Man. 14, Veneration. Wonder. ’ _ 15. Hope. 17. Conscientiousness, 16, Ideality. 18. Firmness., Ornver I]L—INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES. Genus ].—ExtTEernat SENSES. Feeling or Touch. Hearing, ~~ Taste. Sight. ‘Smell. Genus {].—Inretiectuat Facuttizs which perceive Existence. 9, Individuality. 21. Size. 1. Upper Individuality. 22. Weight. ; 2. Lower dndividuality. 23. Colouring. 0. Porp. ; jENus Ill. Breuer dor at Facutties which perceive the relations of External Objects. 27, Number, 28, . Tune, 29, Language. ‘Goality: 5. Order. 26, Time. WOrne nrrrenrroen Genus 1V.—Reryectine Facutries. - 30. Comparison. 32, Wit. “4 381. Causality. ~ 33. Imitation,
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