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].

  • Combe, Andrew, 1797-1847.
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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    Genus I].—Perceprive Facu ties, oR THOSE WHICH — PERCEIVE EXISTENCE, AND THE RELATION oF Ex- TERNAL OBsEctTs: “ . . 2 : . Ad 22. Individuality, . : 45 | 28. Number, : a, AS BSP ornis bes hes hs es nibs 1280. Orders bec: 48 ee Sake 24. Size, , 4 : 46 | 30. Eventuality, ; ‘i 50 25. Weight, or Resistance, . ib. | 31.Time, . . Praha ae 1) 26. Colouring, . . : AT) (32. Tune, i). cates ees eee 27, Locality, . : - . 48 | 33. Language, Shia pA asd Distinctions between the Functions of the other knowing Faculties > pratindtyituality, ov se 8 a) ek eee a _ Geyus IL—Rervecrine Facurtizs: . . . dh rah, Comparison, Oo) 0). Sd:S 585, Causality, 9. 3° 258 ~ Moves or Activity or tue Facutries: . ‘ A 56 1.—Of the Know‘ng and Reflecting Faculties, i : eyes Perception, : ; 56 | Memory, . Pair eth SY ‘, Conception, . : . . 57 | Judgment, . é A . 58 weredmagination, *...°* ; : ib. II.—Of the Propensities and Sentiments, . eae it oo 80 GENERAL QUESTIONS: . , ; A ee eae . 60 RE Principles farther considered with practical Application of