Part II. Cerebral Physiology. Part IV. Sarcognom*. CINCINNATI
PRUSTED AT THE OFFICE OF BUCHANAN'S JOURNAL OF MA».
red according to Act of Congress in ihr ye c E854 By Joseph R. Buchanan, M.D., Im the Clerk's Office of the Disirict Court of Ohio.
BUCHANAN'S
SYSTEM OF ANTHROPOLOGY.
Contents
Introduction and Introductory Letters, , . p. 1-18
Part I. — Phrenology.
Review of the Gailian System of Phrenology,
Part III. — Pathognomy PAfiE
Lbct. LXX1II— Mathematical Nature of Or-
Ac-ior. 2i4 Lect.
Lect. LXXIY — General Principles— The Vertical Line — 1 angnai-e, 281 I.ect.
Lfct. LXXV— Intellectual Pathognomy, 2
Lect. LXX1* I— '"oronal Pathognomy,
Lect.LXXYII — Oeeipito-Coronal Pathognomy, 297 I.ect.
Lect. LXXVIIl— Antero-lateral Patborrnomy, :: Lbct.
Lsct. LXX1X— i5-ii'.;ti.-Pr.:horr.om7, S Li :.
Lect. LXXX — Physiological Pathocnomy,.... 30! Lect.
Lect. LXXXI— Organic Ce-operaiion,
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LXXXII — Cerebral Harmonies, or L»w>
-ooeration
LXXXII1— Mathematical Relations of
.Man to Man
LX.\XI\ — Hydraulic LawsoftheBr LXXXV — Cerebral Hydraulics of the
Occipito-Lateral Region,
LXXXVI — Chirognomy
LXXXVn— Physiognomy,
LXXX\ III— Physiognomy — Organic,..
LXXXLX — Mathematical Laws applied
to Physiognomy,
Part I \ . — Sarcognomy Lbct XC — Sarcognomy — the Chest 359
Lect. XC1 — Sarcognomy — Intellectual, 3(52
Lect. XCil — Sarcognomy — the Affections, 365
Lect.XCI 1 1 —Sarcognomy— AbdominalReeion, 3tiS
L*gt. XCV — SarcognoBiy — the Line:- :LT_
Lect, XCVl— The Microcosm, 37S
ADDENDA.
Lect. XC VII— Are 376
Lect. XCV! [— Sei 3SS
Lect. XCIX-Xationalily 381—81
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