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GERMAN.

ENGLISH
Names given by
Dr SPURZHEIM.

24. Bonté, bienveillance, Gutmeethigkeit, Benevolence. douceur, compas

Mitleiden, &c. sion, &c.

Names and Orders of the Organs, according to the Classifi

cation in the Previous Editions of this work.

ORDER 1.-FEELINGS.

Genus I.-PROPENSITIES.

1. Amativeness.
2. Philoprogenitiveness.
3. Concentrativeness.
4. Adhesiveness.
5. Combativeness.

6. Destructiveness.

Appetite for Food.
7. Constructiveness.
8. Acquisitiveness.
9. Secretiveness.

Genus II.-SENTIMENTS.

1.--Sentiments common to Man with Lower Animals.

10. Self-Esteem.
11. Love of Approbation.

12. Cautiousness.
13. Benevolence.

2.- Sentiments proper to Man.

14. Veneration.
15. Hope.
16. Ideality.

Wonder. 17. Conscientiousness. 18. Firmness.

ORDER II.-INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES.

Genus I.-EXTERNAL SENSES.

Feeling or Touch.
Taste.
Smell.

Hearing
Sight.

Genus II.-INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES WHICH PERCEIVE

EXISTENCE.

19. Individuality.

Upper Individuality.

Lower Individuality. 20. Form.

21. Size.
22. Weight.
23. Colouring

Genus III.-INTELLECTUAL Faculties WHICH PERCEIVE THE

RELATION OF EXTERNAL OBJECTS.

APPENDIX, No. I.

FACULTIES OF DR GALL.

The Note referred to on page 92 is printed on page 386, to which the reader is respectfully referred.

INDEX.

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