MAMMALIA. PRIMATES. Man. 4j 



3. A youth in Ireland refembling a flieep. Tttlp. Obf. iv. 9. 



4. A youth in Bamberg refembling an ox. Camerarius. 



5. A wild youth found, in 1724, in Hanover. 



6. Wild boy$ found, in 17 19, in the Pyrenees. 



7. A wild girl found, in 1717, in Overyfel. 



8. A wild girl found, in 173 I, in Champagne. 



9. A wild lad found near Leyden. Boerhaave. 



American. — /3. — H. Americani. 



Of copper coloured complexion, choleric conflitution, and remarkably erect. 



Their hair is black, lank, and coarfe ; their noftrils are wide -, their features harfh, and the chin 

 is fcantily fupplied with beard. Are obftinate in their tempers, free, and fatisfied with their condi- 

 tion ; and are regulated in all their proceedings by traditional cuftoms. — Paint their ikin with red 

 ftreaks. 



Europeans. — y. — H. Europaei. 



Of fair complexion, fanguine temperament, and brawny form. 



The hair is flowing, and of various (hades of brown; the eyes are moftly blue. — Of gentle man- 

 ners, acute in judgment, of quick invention, and governed by fixed laws. — Drefs in clofe veft- 

 ments. 



Afiatic. — £. — H. Afiatici. 



Of footy complexion, melancholic temperament, and rigid fibre. 



The hair is ftrong, black, and lank ; the eyes dark brown. — Of grave, haughty, and covetous 

 manners. Governed by opinions. — Drefs in loofe garments. 



African.— t.—-U. Afri. 



Of black complexion, phlegmatic temperament, and relaxed fibre. 



The hair is black and frizly ; the Ikin foft and filky ; the nofe is flat ; the lips thick ; and the 

 female has a natural apron % and long lax breafts. — Of crafty, indolent, and carelefs difpofitions, 

 and are governed in their actions by caprice. — Anoint the fkin with greafe. 



Monfters.— £.— H. Monjlrofi. 



Of thefe there are feveral varieties ; the firfl: and fecond of which, in the following 

 lift, are occafioned by peculiarity of climate, while the reft are produced by artificial 

 management. 



* This circumftance is rather doubtful. 



