CONTENTS.

VOL. III.

1. EXTRACTS from authors, with remarks

A. Some physiognomonical extracts from an essay

inserted in the Deutschen museum

B. Extracts from Maximus Tyrius .......

C. Extracts from a manuscript by Th-........

D. Extracts from Nicolai.........

E. Extracts from Winkelmann.......

F. Miscellaneous quotations........

G. Passages or miscellaneous physiognomonical

thoughts from Holy Writ, with a short introduc-

tion .....

Page

1

ib.

16

19

31

33

37

42

III. Signs of bodily strength and weakness.................................. 75

IV. Medicinal semeiotics, or the signs of health and

Camper

Man of Literature at Darmstadt ....

Page

112

114

C. Physiognomy of towns and places.................. 124

D. Conclusion of national physiognomy............... 126

VI. Resemblance between parents and children ........ 128

A. General remarks

B. Remarks on the opinions of Buffon, Haller, and

Bonnet, concerning the resemblance between pa-

rents and children .......

Extracts from Bonnet

ib..

.... 137

............ 139

VII. Observations on the new-born, the dying and the

dead...............

...... 145

VIII. Of the influence of countenance on countenance 148

IX. On the influence of the imagination on the counte-

nance.............

........ 152

X. The effects of the imagination on the human form... 156

XI. On certain individual parts of the human body

A. The forehead

...... 163

ib.

....

... 171

....... 181

A word on the physiognomonical relation of the sexes 210

XIV. Of the physiognomy of youth ....

XV. A word to travellers.........

........ 198

............. 205

XVI. A word to princes and judges......................

XVII. A word to the clergy

XVIII. Miscellaneous countenances

..... 212

.... 216

... 224

229

..... 231

ib.

235

241

A. Physiognomonical denominations of countenances

elucidated..........................

B. Miscellaneous thoughts

Additions

Additions to the nose, mouth, and chin ...... 309

fragment xii. On women ....................

..... 319

DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.

PLACE the Cuts to front the pages as marked in the plates:
when several Cuts belong to one page, let them follow in nu-
merical order.