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James Seymour Doolittle
Language
English
Published
1893
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36,757 words · about 2 h 34 min
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28 reader sections
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Contents (28)

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Front matter

el* fe. •

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II

CHAPTER IX Organs of the Domestic Faculties, Seven : Continuity, Inhabitiveness, Adhesiveness, Philoprogenitiveness, Conjugality, Tenacity, Amativeness 137

CHAPTER X Summary and Physiognomy : Intellectual Spiritual, Intellectual Moral, Intellectual Animal, Indications of the Chin, Mouth, Lips, Eyes, Cheek and Nose 147

CHAPTER XI Combinations and General Principles: Heart, Will, Perceptives, Mind 163

CHAPTER XII The Spiritually Minded Head . 171

CHAPTER XIII The Carnally Minded Head. . .181

CHAPTER XIV The Hope Head 191

CHAPTER XV The Conventional Head . . . 201

CHAPTER XVI The Approbative Head . . . 209

CHAPTER XVII Business and Profession . . . 219

CHAPTER XVIII

General Remarks on Temperaments. 239

CHAPTER XIX

Temperaments : Names and Classes :

Sanguine and Bilious Considered. 245

CHAPTER XX

Consideration of Temperaments Continued : Sanguine-Bilious, Lymphatic, Encephalic 259

CHAPTER XXI

Consideration of Temperaments Continued : Sanguine-Encephalic, Sanguine-Lymphatic, Bilious-

Encephalic, Bilious-Lymphatic, Sanguine-Bilious-Encephalic, Sanguine-Bilious-L3^mphatic,Sanguine- Encephalic - Lymphatic, Bilious- Encephalic-Lymphatic, Sanguine- Bilious-Encephalic-Lymphatic . . 279

13 CHAPTER XXII Heredity and Temperamental, Marriage : Vital Tenacity, Heredity, Life Line, Vital Vigor . . .319

CHAPTER XXIII Metaphysics: Spiritual Truths Applied to the Living Head . . 339

CHAPTER XXIV

Metaphysics : Spiritual Harmony Essential to Salvation . . . . 351

Index

Acids predominate ... ...

Acquisitiveness, Function of

" " Necessary

Actions, Modified ...

Adhesiveness, Function of Esthetic Organs L,arge, Illustrated Aggressiveness, Change from Alexander VI. Head, Outline of Alimentiveness, Function of Alive, Spiritually Alkalies predominate Amativeness, Function of Analogical organ Analytical organ Ancestor, Which

Animal Nature, Organs of, large, Illustrated Animals, Domestic

" " Breeding of

Wild Apprehensive organ Approbativeness, Function of

" leading

Archnoid, Definition of ...

... 132

... 207 no, III

... 342

... 143

130, 131

... 328

... 216

Banner given

Belief, Desire to put, into Action

" is not faith

" Organ of

Benevolence, Function of Beneficence, " "

Bibativeness, " "

Bible, Open and plain

" Truths of the Birds represent high thoughts

359 124

357 124 103

102 134

44 342 348 i6

Brain, Composed of

Diseased

Fibers of

functions alike

harmoniously developed

Proportion of

Quality of

Superiority of, depends on proportionate development

Supremacy of

Weight of

While one, many parts Book, Living

^5 54 66

59 65 65

57 37 66

Campbell, Bartley, Portrait

Sketch Cannon, George Q., Portrait

" Sketch Castles, Imaginary Causality (Phrenology) Cautiousness, Function of Cerebellum, Larg-e ...

" Small

Ceremonies, Love of Character, Activity of ...

Agreeable

Change from " in

Conditions of

Delineation "

Dreamy

Drinking

Executive

Heavenly

Individual

Living

Lost

Modify the ...

not indicated

Pre-natal

Principles of

Quality of ...

Stability of

Vascillating ...

Want of balance

Winning Characters at war

" Feeble minded " Transform of

282 ... 283

288 ... 289

199 92

206 ... 199

... 216

... 329

360 ... 199

... 115

345 ... 346

231 ... 166

... 326

... 123

199 ... 169

214 ... 152

244 ... 65

*7

Characteristics, Inherited ... ... ... 64, 225, 327, 333

Child, Pre-natal existence of... ... ... ... ... 324

" inheriting Encephalic temperament ... ... ... 271

Christianity, Ceremonies of ... ... ... ... 188

Christian Science ... ... ... ... ... 4c

Combativeness, Function of ... ... ... ... ... 134

Comparison (Phrenology) ... ... ... ... 92

Comprehensive Being too ... ... ... ... 237

Conjugality, Function of ... ... ... ... 143

Conscience, Listening to ... ... ... ... 178

Conscientiousness (Phrenology) ... ... ... ... 124

Constructiveness, Function of ... ... ... ... 115

Continence, In the matter of ... ... ... ... 324

Conventionalities, Not bound by ... ... ... ... 105

Conventionality, Function of ... ... ... ... 123

Convolutions, Deeper ... ... ... ... ... 58

Cornwell, W. C, Portrait of ... ... ... ... no

Covetousness, Organ of, ... ... ... ... 133

which is idolatry ... ... ... ... 104

"Cramming" in schools ... ... ... ... 83

Craniognomy applied ... ... ... ... ... 41

connected with Bible truth ... ... ... 44

" makes a clear distinction ... ... ... 40

" offers a course in understanding ... ... 41 i8

Craniognomy, Origin of ... ... ... ... ... 43

Criminals, Most, have Conventionality large ... ... 125

Critical, The zeal of the ... ... ... ... ... 35

Darkness represents the carnal nature ... ... ... 343

Deductive, Organ of the ... ... ... ... 93, 230

Deliberation, Act with ... ... ... ... ... 104

Delineation, Accuracy in, ... ... ... ... 242

Destructiveness, Function of ... ... ... ... 133

" likeness, representing the carnal nature ... ... 342

Diploe, Definition of ... ... ... ... ... 54

Direction, Function of ... ... ... ... ... 84

Divine, Conformity to the ... ... ■ ... ... 244

" Craniognomical, Illustrated ... ... ... 62

Dodge, William E-, Portrait of ... ... ... ... 100

Domestic organs, Illustrated ... ... ... ... 140, 141

Doolittle, Henry H., Reference to ... ... ... ... 45

Dura Mater, Definition of ... ... ... ... 56

Duty, I<ove of is not conscience ... , ... ... ... 124

Elliott William B., Prof., Portrait of, Frontispiece ... ... 6

Encephalic, To restrain the ... ... ... ... 276

Environments, Factors in moulding character .„ ... 64

Eventuality, Function of ... ... ... ... ... 83

Face, Poles of the

Facts, Get all the

Well established

Faith cure

Factors, Perceptives are powerful, in business ... ... 230

Faculties, All of the, to be used ... ... ... ... 166

Father, The, should help the mother Features, Characteristics reflected in Female, Domestic organs largest in the Finley, Gen. Jesse, Portrait of " Sketch "

Firmness, Function of ...

" I/arge, indispensable

Form, Function of Freedom, Delight in, Fruit, Bring forth, " Wrong

Generations, Succeeding Genius, Inventive God, Fnmity to and love to Godlikeness, Having the form of

" Man may develope into

" Representing principles of truth ...

God, Kingdom of

" People of

" Servants of ,..

" Works of Grace, Growth in Gray's Anatomy, Quotation from Gray, William C, Ph. D., Portrait of " " " Sketch "

Growth, Right ...

Hastings, Rev. Thomas. D.D., Portrait of

" " Sketch " ...

Head, The Approbative, illustrated " " Business, "

" " Business and Professional, illustrated

" " Carnally Minded, "

" " Conventional, "

" " Hope, "

" " Professional "

" " Spiritually Minded, "

Health, Broken down

Heart, Change of ...

" Definition of the ...

" evolves the thoughts ...

" Organ of the " Qualities of the

Heaven, Definition of

Hell, Definition of ...

Hope, Definition of principle of ... " Function of the organ of

Humanity, Condition of

325 157 io5

354,

184, 185

Humanity, Perfect type of ...

Humility, Veneration a faculty of

Ideality, Function of Imitation, " "

Imagination, Distinction between, and inspiration The

" " largest

Individuality, Consciousness of ...

" Function of

Inductive, Organ of understanding is Ingalls, John G., Portrait of

" " Sketch Inhabitiveness, Function of Inheritance, Indicate masculine and feminine

" from both parents,

Intellect, Home of the ...

Intellectual, Animal, Illustrated Intellectuality, Degree of Intellectual, Moral, Illustrated

" Spiritual, "

Intoxicants, Drinking Inspired by the things of the spirit Inspiration, Distinction between, and imagination Inspirational organ, Reason the Intuitive " " "

Jackson, James C, M. D., Quotation from Jacques, D. H., M. D., " " , ...

Jones, Jesse H., Rev., Portrait of " " " " Reference to

Keckler, A. T. & T. H., Quotation from Keen, Wm., Prof, M. D., Reference to Kilrain, Jake, Portrait of ...

" Remarks on Knowledge, Definition of

gives power

Organs of

Language, Function of ...

Law, Natural,

" Outward, ...

" Principle of Lawyer, What a, requires Learning, Definition of

" Organs of Life, Fternal

" Godly,

" Reproduction of

... 114

... 180

94, 230

... 143

158, 159

154, 155

150, 151

... 241

... 130

... 46

... 65

••• 237

... 46

... 324

" represents the heavenly nature ... ... ... 343

Locality, Function of . . ... ... ... ... 84

Logical, The organ of understanding is ... ... ... 94

Lymph consists of white corpuscles ... ... ... 58

Lymphatics, produced by civilization ... ... ... 266

" The, constitute a system ... ... ... 266

Man, By inner, is meant the invisible spirit ... ... ... 356

" Relation, sustains to the Divine ... ... ... 343

" the greatest work of the Creator ... ... ... 35

Marriages, Consanguine ... ... ... ... ... 328

Mastoid process, Definition of ... ... ... ... 55

Materialists constitute the mass of mankind ... ... 33

Mc Kee, Mrs. Mary, Portrait of ... ... ... ... 212

Medulla Oblongata, The ... ... ... ... 56

" likened unto a vessel ... ... ... ... 83

" of names, Function of the organ of ... ... 85

Mirthfulness, Function of ... ... ... ... 113

Mitchell, J. Weir, M. D., Portrait of ... ... ... ... 228

Moral organs large, illustrated ... ... ... ... 120, 121

Morrison, William Hon., Portrait of ... ... ... ... 120

Mortality, Connection with ... ... ... ... ... 358

Mother by thought forms character ... ... ... 326

" greatest factor in forming humanity ... ... ... 145

Mutsu, Munemutsu, Portrait of ... ... ... ... 90

Nature. Animal, becomes subordinate ... ... ... 64

Oberlin's, Dr., head, outline of ... ... ... ... 62

Occiput, Definition of ... ... . . ... ... 54

Organisms, All depending upon ... .. ... ... 136

" Groups of, Illustration ... ... .. ... 52

" of intellectual faculties ... ... ... ... 92

" Power of, Illustrated ... ... ... ... 62

Parents become alike ... ... ... ... ... 333

Patton, Francis L., D. D., LL. D. Portrait of ... ... 292

Perception, Powers of, being great ... ... ... ... 72

Perceptives, Importance of the ... ... ... ... 169

" indicate power ... ... ... 73

" small, Persons with ... ... ... ... 74

" a calculator, Indications of ... ... ... 215

Persons become perverted ... .. ... ... ... 179

Philanthrophy, Organ of ... ... ... ... 103

Philip II. 's Head, Outline of ... ... ... ... 62

Philoprogenitiveness, Function of ... ... ... 142

Philosopher, Organ for a ... ... ... ... ... 94

Phrenology, Gall's system, Reference to ... ... ... 42

Physiognomy, Reference to ... ... ... ... 157, 162

Pia Mater, Definition of ... ... ... ... ... 56

Pons Varolii, Definition of ... ... ... ... ... 59

• 23

Poore, Benjamin P., Portrait of ... ... ... ... 316

Porter, Robert P., Portrait of ... ... ... ... 140

Powell, Prof. William Byrd, Quotation from... ... 252,265,336

Powers, Hon. O. W., Portrait of ... ... ... ... 204

Practicability, Organ of ... ... ... ... ... 123

Probst, Antoine, Portrait of ... ... ... ... ... 159

Propensities, The, indicating power ... ... ... 199

Prophetical, Organ of Reason is ... ... ... ... 94

Purity essential in lives ... ... ... ... 325

Realities, Living, in relation to God ... ... ... 178

" is comprehensive ... ... ... ... 93

Reflection, Change in the ... ... ... ... ... 198

Refiectives, Large, Illustrated ... ... ... ... 90, 91

Retentive, Perceptives, (Phrenology) ... ... ... 82

Richmond, Jewett M., Portrait of ... ... ... ... 274

Rockefeller, William, Portrait of .:. ... ... ... 222

Scientists, Organ for ... ... ... ... ... 94

Scorners, Persons called ... ... ... ... ... 106

Scriptures, Literal interpretation of the ... ... ... 343

Secretiveness, Function of ... ... ... ... ... 133

Seed sown in early life ... ... ... ... ... 225

Self-esteem, Function of ... ... ... ... ... 123

Servants sealed in foreheads ... ... ... ... 359

Sexes, Comparability of ... ... ... ... ... 332

Sharp, Jacob, Portrait of ... ... ... ... ... 184

Sherman, Gen. William T., Portrait of ... ... ... 300

" To distinguish large ... ... ... ... ... 55

Skull, Bones of the, Illustrated ... ... ... ... 52

Skull, Tables of the Sluci, Definition of ...

Small, Rev. Samuel W., Portrait of

" Sketch of Smith, Jem, Portrait of ...

" " Remarks on

Soul, Definition of

" Person called a dead Sowing, The returns of, come soon Spirit asleep

" Bidding of the

" Oneness " "

Spirituality, (Phrenology) Spiritual organs large, Illustrated Stockham, Alice B., M. D., Portrait of " Sketch of ...

Stuart George H., Portrait of

Structure, Harmonious ...

" Intellectual

Study, Order of Suavity, (Phrenology)

Suggestions as to right growth of character Sutures, Definition of

Talents differently developed Temperament, Bilious

" " Encephalic ... '

" " " Lymphatic

Lymphatic " Definition of ...

" Encephalic

Highest type of " Lymphatic

Masculine, Femine " Sanguine

Bilious

" Encephalic " " Lymphatic

" Lymphatic Encephalic ...

" Lpmphatic

Lymphatic ...

Temperaments, Non Vital

" of opposite class

" Sanguine and Bilious, original

Tenacity can be acquired

" Function of organ of ...

" vital, Mental toil develops

" " not vital vigor ...

... 195

... 131

... 73, 82

... 179

"3

no, III

- 235 174

- 175 167

Truth, Necessity of applying the ... ... ... 341

Understanding, Definition of ... ... ... ... 46

" Function of organ of ... ... ... 94

Unseen, Persons adapted for the ... ... ... ... 105

Veneration, Function of ... ... ... ... ... 103

" Vital, can be acquired ... ... ... ... 336

" " Muscular activity develops ... ... 336

Vincent, Francis, Portrait of ... ... ... ... 268

Watchfulness, Function of ... ... ... ... ... 126

Wheatley, Hon. Sam. F.. Portrait of ... ... ... ... 295

Willard, Frances F-, Portrait of ... ... ... ... 248

Wisdom, Definition of ... ... ... ... ... 47

Wise, Capt. John S., Portrait of ... ... ... ... 30 8

Worden, Admiral John L,., Portrait of ... ... ... 262

Wright, Prof. F- V., Portrait of ... .. ... ... 70

Zeno's Head, Outline of ... ... ... - ... 62

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Plate. Page.

Wtn. B. Elliott

Bones of skull

Groups of organs

Craniognomical divisions

Differently developed heads

Rev. Thomas S. Hastings

Munemutsu Mutsu

Wm, B). Dodge

Wm. C. Cornwell

Wm. R. Morrison

Jem Smith

Jake Kilrain

Robert P. Porter

Wm. C. Gray, Ph. D.

Gen. Jesse Finley

Antoine iProbst

Geo. H. Stuart,

Jacob Sharp ...

Samuel W. Small

Hon. O. W. Powers

Mrs. Mary Mc Kee

Wm. Rockefeller

J. Weir Mitchell

Alice B. Stockham, M. D.

Frances F. Willard ...

John J. Ingalls

Admiral J. I,. Worden

Francis Vincent

Jewett M. Richmond ...

Bartley Campbell

George Q. Cannon

Francis Iv. Patton, D. D., LL. D.

Hon. Samuel F. Wheatley

William T. Sherman ...

Rev. Jesse H. Jones ...

Capt. John S. Wise ...

A. A. Mc I,eod,

Benj, P. Poore

Frontispiece

Fig. i, I

" I, II

VII no

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