Physiognomy; or the corresponding analogy between the conformation of the features, and the ruling passions of the mind, tr. [and abridged] by S. Shaw. The title-leaf is a cancel]. |
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תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 32
עמוד xii
... virtue and vice of the mind ? This is the only thing to be decided ; and he who , instead of investigating the question , should continue to declaim against it , must either be deficient in the love of truth , or in logical reasoning ...
... virtue and vice of the mind ? This is the only thing to be decided ; and he who , instead of investigating the question , should continue to declaim against it , must either be deficient in the love of truth , or in logical reasoning ...
עמוד 13
... virtue ! what is thy present pur- pose ? What mischief shall not be wrought by this thy physiognomy ? Wilt thou teach man the unblessed art of judging his brother by the am- biguous expressions of his countenance ? Are there not already ...
... virtue ! what is thy present pur- pose ? What mischief shall not be wrought by this thy physiognomy ? Wilt thou teach man the unblessed art of judging his brother by the am- biguous expressions of his countenance ? Are there not already ...
עמוד 14
... virtue , the hatefulness of vice , and , by these means , make them vir- tuous ; and that thou inspirest us with an ab- horrence of vice , by obliging us to feel its ex- ternal deformity . And what shall be the conse- quence ? Shall it ...
... virtue , the hatefulness of vice , and , by these means , make them vir- tuous ; and that thou inspirest us with an ab- horrence of vice , by obliging us to feel its ex- ternal deformity . And what shall be the conse- quence ? Shall it ...
עמוד 16
... virtue . Suffer men to feel that God has ever branded vice with deformity , and adorned virtue with inimitable beauty . Allow man to rejoice when he perceives that his countenance im- proves in proportion as his heart is ennobled ...
... virtue . Suffer men to feel that God has ever branded vice with deformity , and adorned virtue with inimitable beauty . Allow man to rejoice when he perceives that his countenance im- proves in proportion as his heart is ennobled ...
עמוד 17
... virtue never can be truly attained , but by the actual possession of virtue , unsullied by the leaven of vanity . Let me now say a word or two as to the Ease and Difficulties attending the study of physio- * gnomy . To learn the lowest ...
... virtue never can be truly attained , but by the actual possession of virtue , unsullied by the leaven of vanity . Let me now say a word or two as to the Ease and Difficulties attending the study of physio- * gnomy . To learn the lowest ...
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