Les révélations de la nature de caractère ; ou illustratedA physionomie, description du mental, moral et de disposition volitive de l'humanité, tel que manifesté dans la forme humaine et regard . luggestiveress grand-M. Holcraft,de Californie. OFCtlARACTER CHARACTEEIOSCOPICITY.-PERCEPTION LA DOTATION QUI DONNE LE POUVOIR DE L'PENETRATINGAND COMPRENDRE LE CARACTÈRE DES AUTRES. La proéminence de l'affiloir frontale plus itnmedlately le coin intérieur de l'œil, avec un rôle prédominant et les facultés, LES SIGNES ET LES PRINCIPES. 199 lovg nez, sont les preuves d'un vif sentiment de caractère.. Cbar

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Nature's revelations of character; or, physiognomy illustratedA description of the mental, moral and volitive dispositions of mankind, as manifested in the human form and countenance . luggestiveress Large—Mr. Holcraft, of California. CHARACTEEIOSCOPICITY.—PERCEPTION OFCtlARACTER THE ENDOWMENT WHICH GIVES THE POWER OF PENETRATINGAND UNDERSTANDING THE CHARACTER OF OTHERS. Prominence of the frontal hone itnmedlately over theinner corner of the eye, together with a prominent and THE FACULTIES, THEIR SIGNS AND PRINCIPLES. 199 lovg nose, are unfailing evidences of keen perception of character.. Cbaracterioscopicity Large—J. B.Porta, a learned mathematicianand Neapolitan writer, author ofworks on Physiognomy, NaturalHistory, Optics, Hydraulics, andAgriculture. He was the inven-tor of the Camera Obscura. Bornat Naples in 1540, where hedied in 1615. Characterioscopicity Large—Kev. J.G. Lavater, a Swiss Poet, andauthor of several works on Physi-ognomy. He was a talented Divine, and became pastor of the Churchof St. Peter, at Zurich. His workshave been translated into severalEuropean languages. Born atZurich in 1741, where he died in1801. In order to possess the qualification in a high degree fordetecting strength and weakness of character, it is necessaryto inherit or acquire habits of close observation, and thisendowment is indicated by a fulness of the frontal bone, immediately over the inner corner of the eye. The closeobserver must also have all his senses fully on the alert, andpossess the essential element of caution, to avoid drawingerroneous conclusions, and this latte

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