Introductory remarks, 13

Analysis of the head, 19

of the forehead, 20

of the eyebrows, 24

of the eyes, 26

of the nose, 27

of the mouth, 28

of the chin, 30

of the cheeks, 31

of the hair, 32

of the neck, 33

Plate No. I. Cunning, deceit, avarice, 35

II. Precision, application, 37

III. Benevolence, probity, neatness, 39

IV. Modesty, gravity, 41

V. Self-conceit, ignorance, obstinacy, 43

VI. Intemperance, 45

VII. Firmness, occasional irritation, compound of

phlegmatic and melancholic, 47

VIII. Reflection, energy, insensibility, 49

IX. Love, sanguinity, 51

X. Incoherence, genius, folly, 53

XI. Violent passion, heroism, 55

XII. Philosophy, timidity, 57

XIII. Want of energy, 59

XIV. Strong memory, good sense, deliberative, perseverance, 61

XV. Integrity, sedateness, choler, 63

XVI. Profundity, constancy, 65

XVII. Severity, taciturnity, original genius, 67

XVIII. Frankness, intrepidity, good nature, 69

XIX. Egotism, suspicion, treachery, avarice, corroding care, 71

XX. Resolution, activity, genius, 73

XXI. Goodness, clearness of perception, 75

XXII. Choler, 77

XXIII. Dulness, obstinacy, 79

XXIV. Candour, frankness, honesty, 81

XXV. Enterprise, imagination, uncontrollable passions, 83

XXVI. Craft, sordidness, villany, 85

XXVII. Self-love, arrogance, irritability, 87

XXVIII. Craft, enterprise, 89

XXIX. Poetic genius, firmness, 91

XXX. Melancholy, 93

XXXI. Gayety, sprightliness, 95

XXXII. Love of quiet, pensiveness, 97

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