The Pocket Lavater, Or, The Science of Physiognomy:

Adamantius say Albert angular animals aptness for mental aquiline nose Aristotle beauty betokens betrays body characteristic cheeks choleric compress concave countenance courage cunning curved Cyclops deformity denotes stupidity depicted designate a character destitute discover displayed disposition dull ears effeminacy eleva endowed energy evinces exhibit expression eyelid eyes face firm fleshy forehead denotes frontal vein Galba Galen genius gentleness gently arched hair indication jecting king of Persia large head Lebanon lence lips Loxus manners merry heart mouth native qualities nature neck ness observable occiput opinion pable passions perpendicular person phlegmatic physiognomy pleasure POCKET LAVATER Polemon and Adamantius Porta possessed projecting chin Ptolemy racter racteristic reflection rieties round sanguine sence sensuality shape skull Small eyebrows smooth sometimes stubborn soul sublime temper ther thick timidity tion tive tranquil upper vice villany visage Vitellius weak mind wise wrinkles Xenophon