24 SENTIENT PRINCIPLE. 



Section 6. Inventive powers. Those faculties 

 which are adapted to the invention and execution 

 @f original plans, whether they relate to forms of 

 machinery, arranging the course of business in 

 which one is engaged, constructing scientific sys- 

 tems, or whatever else requires a talent for sug- 

 gesting original forms and schemes. 



Location. That part of this genus which is si- 

 tuated at the bottom of the centre of the forehead* 

 at the origin of the nose. 1 he breadth of the nose 

 at its origin and the projection of the forehead at 

 (hat point, indicate the strength of the faculties of 

 this section. 



Section 7. Ready perception. Those faculties 

 which are adapted to the ready acquisition of a su- 

 perficial knowledge of objects, such as to know a 

 human countenance after a single glance, to be 

 able to ennijinerate the individual parts of an ex- 

 tensive pleasure ground, of an artificial work, or 

 of along story or song, without study or fatigue. 



Location. The centre of the lower part of the 

 forehead, from above the origin of the nose to half 

 the height of the forehead. 



GENUS 4. 



Section 8. Philosophic powers. Those facul- 

 ties which are adapted to the tracing of cause and 

 effect, to making accurate distinctions, to solving 

 mathematical problems, and to judging in all 

 other cases where the subject is so presented to 

 the mind as to be understood. 



Location. That part of this genus which occu- 

 pies the upper and middle part of the forehead, 

 and extends about half way to the origin of the 

 nose. 



