Identifiant

ark:/13685/24155

Titre

Phrenology in connexion with the study of physiognomy

Créateur

Spurzheim, Johann Gaspar

Date

1833

Éditeur

Boston : Marsh, Capen and Lyon

Siècle

XIXe siècle

Format

Nombre de vues : 430

Licence

Licence Ouverte

Univers Numerabilis

Médecine

Sur l'auteur

Spurzheim, Johann Gaspar (1776 - 1832)

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Identifiant SUDOC

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Manifeste IIIF

https://numerabilis.u-pariscite.fr/iiif-presentation/3/item/203160/manifest

Table des matières

0002 - Page sans numérotation - [Page de titre]

0004 - iii - Index to biography

0006 - Page v - Contents : illustration of characters

0008 - Page sans numérotation - Dédicace à la Boston phrenological society

0010 - Page 9 - Biography

0170 - Page sans numérotation - Phrenology in connexion with the study of physiognomy

0172 - Page 1 - Introduction

0184 - Page 13 - Section I. Of the physiognomical signs of the body, face and head in general. Chapter I. Of the physiognomical signs of the body

0185 - Page 14 - I- Of the signs and configuration of the body

0186 - Page 15 - II- Of the organic constitution or temperament of the body

0190 - Page 17 - III- On the physiognomical signs of the body of the sexes

0194 - Page 19 - Chapter II. On the physiognomical signs of the face

0211 - Page 30 - Chapter III. Of the physiognomical signs of the whole head

0244 - Page 47 - Section II. Of the cerebral organization of different characters

0246 - Page 49 - Chapter I. Portraits remarkable in relation to morality

0249 - Page 52 - The emperor Caracalla

0255 - Page 56 - Zeno, the Stoic

0260 - Page 59 - The emperor Nero

0262 - Page 61 - Seneca the philosopher

0265 - Page 64 - The Cardinal Richelieu

0271 - Page 68 - Sir Francis Walshingham

0276 - Page 71 - Pope Alexander VI

0278 - Page 73 - Fr. Oberlin, Pastor of five villages among the Voguesian mountains

0282 - Page 75 - Don Manuel Godoi, the Prince of Peace

0285 - Page 78 - Peter Jeannin, commonly called the President Jeannin

0290 - Page 81 - Danton and Malesherbes

0294 - Page 83 - Pope Gregory VII

0303 - Page 92 - The pope Pius VII

0305 - Page 94 - Chapter II. Portraits of individuals remarkable in a religious point of view

0308 - Page 95 - Francis Paris

0311 - Page 98 - Augustus Baker

0314 - Page 99 - Constantine Cajetanus

0315 - Page 100 - John Crasset, Jesuit

0318 - Page 101 - Joseph Priestley

0321 - Page 104 - Richard Price

0326 - Page 107 - The pope Martin V

0330 - Page 111 - Paul Lejeune, jesuit and missionary

0333 - Page 114 - Chapter III. Portraits of independent characters

0336 - Page 115 - William of Nassau, prince of Orange, founder of the Dutch Republic

0340 - Page 119 - Ramus (Peter Ramée)

0345 - Page 124 - Stubbs

0348 - Page 125 - Gustavus de Schlabrendorf

0352 - Page 129 - Chapter IV. Portraits of haughty, ambitious, vain, and touchy or easily-offended characters

0353 - Page 130 - Philipp II of Spain

0359 - Page 134 - Catherine II of Russia

0361 - Page 136 - Lalande, the astronomer

0365 - Page 138 - James Vaniere

0372 - Page 143 - Chapter V. Of gay and gloomy characters

0373 - Page 144 - Piron

0376 - Page 145 - Charles Antony Bertinazzi

0380 - Page 147 - Chapter VI. Portraits of bold and timid characters. Two skulls, seen from behind

0381 - Page 148 - M. T. Cicero

0388 - Page 153 - The Gladiator from the Antique statue in the Royal Musem at Paris

0389 - Page 154 - Martin Luther

0397 - Page 160 - Philip Melanchton, or Schwarzerde

0401 - Page 164 - Charles XII. King of Sweden

0411 - Page 172 - Sully

0419 - Page 180 - General reflections

0430 - Page 191 - Summary view and conclusion