22 SENTIENT PRINCIPLE. 



menciog with the cerebellum, it extends forward 

 of the ears to the boundary line of the second or- 

 der. 



Genus 2. Sentiments. This genus of faculties 

 includes the upper part of the order. Commenc- 

 ing above the greatest prominence in the back 

 part of the head, it extends forward to the boun- 

 dary of the second order. 



The second order is divided into 



Genus 3. Knowing faculties. This genus* of 

 faculties includes the lower part of the order. 



Genus 4. Reflecting faculties. This genus of 

 faculties includes the upper part of the order. 



N. B. In well proportioned heads, the line of 

 division between the first and second genera, in 

 both orders, runs parallel to the base of the crani- 

 um, about equidistant between the top and bot 

 tem of it, 



SECTIONS. 

 GENUS 1. 



Section i. Retiring benignity. Those facul- 

 ties which dispose to love, friendship and retire 

 mentj also enable the possessor to concentrate his 

 thoughts in the investigation of abstruse subjects. 



Location. In the back part of this genus ; be- 

 ing the part of the head near the top of the neck, 

 and extending above the most prominent part of it, 



Section 2 Invinsible self-love. Those facul- 

 lies which dispose to effect our own purposes^ 

 whether controversies, secrecy, strong offensive 

 and defensive measures, private defensive build- 

 ings, or whatever other means may be required 

 for it. 



