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SPURZHEIM, Johann Gaspar.
Phrenology in connexion with the study of physiognomy
Boston : Marsh, Capen and Lyon, 1833.
Exemplaire numérisé : BIU Santé (Paris)
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iii Index to biography
v Contents : illustration of characters
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9 Biography
[sans numérotation] Phrenology in connexion with the study of physiognomy
1 Introduction
13 Section I. Of the physiognomical signs of the body, face and head in general. Chapter I. Of the physiognomical signs of the body
14 I- Of the signs and configuration of the body
15 II- Of the organic constitution or temperament of the body
17 III- On the physiognomical signs of the body of the sexes
19 Chapter II. On the physiognomical signs of the face
30 Chapter III. Of the physiognomical signs of the whole head
47 Section II. Of the cerebral organization of different characters
49 Chapter I. Portraits remarkable in relation to morality
52 The emperor Caracalla
56 Zeno, the Stoic
59 The emperor Nero
61 Seneca the philosopher
64 The Cardinal Richelieu
68 Sir Francis Walshingham
71 Pope Alexander VI
73 Fr. Oberlin, Pastor of five villages among the Voguesian mountains
75 Don Manuel Godoi, the Prince of Peace
78 Peter Jeannin, commonly called the President Jeannin
81 Danton and Malesherbes
83 Pope Gregory VII
92 The pope Pius VII
94 Chapter II. Portraits of individuals remarkable in a religious point of view
95 Francis Paris
98 Augustus Baker
99 Constantine Cajetanus
100 John Crasset, Jesuit
101 Joseph Priestley
104 Richard Price
107 The pope Martin V
111 Paul Lejeune, jesuit and missionary
114 Chapter III. Portraits of independent characters
115 William of Nassau, prince of Orange, founder of the Dutch Republic
119 Ramus (Peter Ramée)
124 Stubbs
125 Gustavus de Schlabrendorf
129 Chapter IV. Portraits of haughty, ambitious, vain, and touchy or easily-offended characters
130 Philipp II of Spain
134 Catherine II of Russia
136 Lalande, the astronomer
138 James Vaniere
143 Chapter V. Of gay and gloomy characters
144 Piron
145 Charles Antony Bertinazzi
147 Chapter VI. Portraits of bold and timid characters. Two skulls, seen from behind
148 M. T. Cicero
153 The Gladiator from the Antique statue in the Royal Musem at Paris
154 Martin Luther
160 Philip Melanchton, or Schwarzerde
164 Charles XII. King of Sweden
172 Sully
180 General reflections
191 Summary view and conclusion
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