CONTENTS. CHAP. I.—INTRODUCTION.-Physiognomy a Science. ..Page 1 ... ..25 CHAP. II. On the Nature of Man, which is the Foun- .32 CHAP. IV.—The Congeniality of the Human Form 39 .... CHAP. VII.-Of the Forehead .51 .55 CHAP. VIII.—Of the Eyes and Eyebrows........61 CHAP. XIII.-Suggestions to the Physiognomist con- ... .82 CHAP. XIV. Of the Difference of Sculls as they re- CHAP. XV.-Description of Plate III. CHAP. XVI.-The Physiognomist. 88 .94 96 CHAP. XVII.-Lavater's own Remarks on National Physiognomy .... ...106 CHAP. XVIII.-Extracts from Buffon on National ..... .... 109 CHAP. XIX.-Some of the most remarkable Passages .117 CHAP. XX.-Extracts from other Writers on National 121 .129 CHAP. XXI.-Extracts from the Manuscript of a Man .... 139 CHAP. XXIV.-Remarks on the Opinions of Buffon, 146 CHÁP. XXV.-Observations on the New-born, the .... 152 CHAP. XXVI. Of the influence of Countenance on .154 CHAP. XXVII.-On the Influence of the Imagination .158 ..... .161 .166 .179 ...185 CHAP. XXVIII.-The Effects of the Imagination on 225 CHAP. XXXVII.-Extracts from Maximus Tyrius 237 CHAP. XXXVIII.-Extracts from a Manuscript by Th- 239 CHAP. XXXIX.-Extracts from NICOLAI and WIN- KELMANN .249 CHAP. XL.-Extracts from Aristotle and other Au- thors concerning Beasts .254 CHAP. XLI.-Of Birds, Fishes, Serpents, and In- CHAP. XLII.-Of Shades CHAP. XLIII.-Description of Plate VI. CHAP. XLIV.-A Word to Travellers CHAP. XLV.-A Word to Princes and Judges..285 ....... 288 CHAP. XLVI.—A Word to the Clergy Countenances .290 CHAP. XLVIII.-Physiognomonical Anecdotes..293 ..298 CHAP. LI.-Description of Plate VII. 308 CHAP. LII.-Miscellaneous Quotations .310 CHAP. LIII.-Miscellaneous Thoughts .314 CHAP. LIV. Of the Union between the Knowledge |