Retroversion. A falling or turning backward. Rhizopods. Small animals with shells; a pro tozoon. Rhomb. An equilateral parallelogram. Sacrum. The posterior bone of pelvis. Sarcomatous. Of or pertaining to a sarcoma; a fleshy tumor. Sclerotic. The white outer coat of the eye. Secretory. Performing the function of secretion. Sectionizing. Cutting or placing in sections. Sepals. A leaf or division of the calyx of a plant. Septum. A division; a partition. on reason. Spatulate. Shaped like a spatula or knife-blade. Spermatozoon. The living principle of the seed. Sphenoid. Resembling a wedge; wedge-like. Sphincter. A circular muscle that contracts or shuts an orifice. Stamens. The male organs of flowers. Stethoscope. An instrument by which one can hear the internal sounds of the chest and judge of its condition. Stimulus. That which stimulates. Supernal. Higher; highest; heavenly. Sustentation. The act of sustaining or holding or bearing up. Tactile. Pertaining to the touch. Tangible. Readily realized by the mind; perceptible to the touch. Temporo-maxillary. Relating to the junction of the temporal bone and the maxilla. Tentative. Trial; essay. Terminology. Nomenclature; table of terms. Triceps. Muscles having three roots. Ulna. The largest bone of the forearm. Undissipatedly. Not dissipated; not scattered. Unicellular. Having one cell. Valvular. Pertaining to valves. Vaporization. The state of being converted into vapor. Vibrissæ. The stiff hairs in the nostrils. Viscera. Contents of the great cavities of the body. Viscid. Having a ropy or glutinous consistency. Viscus. Any of the great internal organs. Visual. Relating or belonging to sight. Vocality. Resonance, utterableness. Visualizing. Seeing; making easier to see. Zygomaticus. The muscle rising from the cheekbone and inserted into the angle of the mouth. Analysis, definition of, 493 Analysis, what an excess or deficiency of, Ancient methods of studying the mind, 8 effect of, upon the system, 257 world, law of color in the, 130 537 Alimentiveness or digestion in, 349 Approbativeness in, 382 Cautiousness in, 481 comparison between the bony and vegetative system in, 88 compensatory structure of, 144 Economy in, 323 Firmness in, 313 Friendship in, 391 Human Nature in, 528 Jealousy in, 245 Mental and Physical Imitation in, 505 Prescience in, 595 Resistance in, 467 Sanativeness in, 434 Secretiveness in, 470 Self-esteem in, 440 signs for Quality in, the same as in Approbativeness, definition of, 378 facial and bodily signs, 379 in actors and singers, 245 in animals, 382 perversion of, 382 what an excess or deficiency of, in- dependent upon the action of the Architectural division of the face, 15-21 liver, 189 description of, 493 facial and bodily signs, 493 faculty of, 493 in animals, 499 77 (1217) description of, 335 different kinds of, 336 facial and bodily signs, 335 in combination with other faculties, what an excess or deficiency of, leads Bibativeness, definition of, 339 description of, 341 facial and bodily signs, 340 faculty of, 339 description of, 707 facial and bodily signs, 706 music based on, 712 what an excess or deficiency of, indi- why the muscular form in excess what an excess or deficiency of, in- Causality, definition of, 715 dicates, 340 Birds, color in, 413 Ideality in, 524 Self-will in, 572 Blushing, 449 Body, fluid system of the, 343 how, without losing strength, to re- signs, in woman, of beauty of the, 1092 of strength in the, 1086 the effect of compression of the fe- the effect, from moderate lacing, upon the, dependent for its form upon the Body and mind indivisible, 152 classification of the, 86 composition of, 86 kind of food necessary for good, 87 Bony system, characteristics of the, 85 diseases which attack the, 92 evolution of the, 83 faculties in the, 91 in the animal world, 88 prominent men in which the, predom- inated, 90 derived from the brain system, 227 facial and bodily signs, 716 in animals, 725 Cheeks, the embryonic, 851 the globose, or infantile, 852 the normal upper, 863 the oval, or artistic, 855 the rectangular, or conscientious, 856 Self-esteem in, 441 sensitive, nervous, 140 should be trained in sexual morality, training of, 370, 372 Chin, dimples in the, 363, 1043 signs of weakness in the, 1097 the "feminine," 780 the, forms of the centre of, 775 the signs in the, 769 the three general forms of the, 771 Civil engineer, the systems and faculties Classification of the bones, 86 Coffee and tea, injurious effect of, 345 a controlling influence upon lan- aids toward cultivating the sense of, and heat synonymous, 127 causes of a deficiency of, 416 cultivation of, a religious duty, 253 description of, 409 Color, what the combinations of, in the Comedian, the systems and faculties es- Commander, the systems and faculties Comparison, between the bony and vege- derived from the brain system, 227 facial and bodily signs, 727 in combination with other faculties, what an excess or deficiency of, indi- Compensation, 144 law of, as regards the human organ- of faculties, 145 Compensatory structure of animals, 144 designation and classification of the the, an indicator of moral as well as Conscientiousness, analysis of, 158 dependent upon the kidneys, 158 facial and bodily signs of, 303 in animals, 311 in connection with other faculties, 311 158 large in bony people, 306 located in the vegetative system, 71 Constructiveness, definition of, 544 facial and bodily signs of, 544 in connection with other faculties, 552 designation and classification of, of Contempt and scorn, analysis of, 265 the several complexions, 413 facial and bodily signs of, 409 how it is received into the system, in albinos, 253 in birds, 412 lack of, 128 law of, in the animal world, 130 of service in determining what degree peculiarities of people of varying primary uses of, 126 what an excess or deficiency of, indi- Contrariness, analysis of, 269 Cook, the systems and faculties required Coquetry, the language of, 1065 Cosmetic, pure air the best, 127 Credenciveness, definition of, 578 derived from the muscular system, description of, 197, 579 facial and bodily signs, 579 great works that this faculty has in- what an excess or deficiency of, in- |