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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CHIROGNOMIST»
Découvrez l'usage de
chirognomist dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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In Frederick Baring's (Lord Ashburton) we find the thick-set fingers, and what the
chirognomist calls the "lack of manual repose," of the great financier. But as his
lordship was statesman with a talent for debate as well as man of commerce, it
will ...
In Frederick Baring's (Lord Ashburton) we find the thick-set fingers, and what the
chirognomist calls the "lack of manual repose," of the great financier. But as his
lordship was statesman with a talent for debate as well as man of commerce, it
will ...
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The Anthropological Review
But alas ! for the unfortunate chirognomist, if he should chance to be himself of
the square type, and so prone to method and induction, to rule and order; for it
seems that, in the dreadfully hybrid populations of Western Europe, " one finger
may ...
They may be described, in about four chief groups, by referring them to as many
types of form. Carus adopts four, fusing some of those six which D'Arpentigny, the
first true chirognomist, arranged. These four he names, severally, the elemental, ...
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Outlines of lectures on the neurological system of anthropology
Chirognomy will sometimes blend with sympathetic Psychome- try, as the
chirognomist if of an impressible temperament will gradually find himself
speaking from impressions not derived from mathematical perception. The
discovery of ...
Joseph Rodes Buchanan,
1854
The physical is the expression of the moral," justly observes Morin ; then he
concludes : "The lucid subject that penetrates one's thoughts does only what is
done by the phrenologist, the physiognomist, or the chirognomist, only he sees a
host ...
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Illustrated Palmistry: The Science of the Hand & Its Lines
So much may be told from this division of Palmistry alone that a competent
chirognomist can tell the temperament, character, and substantial qualities of a
TYPES o'HANDS SPATULATE PHILOSOPHIC 14 PALMISTRY Types of Hands -
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Privately Printed Opuscula Issued to Members of the Sette of ...
These men, who are well known to us by their works, are M. le Capitaine d'
Arpentigny 1 the Chirognomist and M. Adrien Desbarrolles the Chiromant.2 But
this science of Chiromancy is not merely the pet hobby of the specialists who
have ...
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The Month: An Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Science ...
The chirognomist would tell us -—with what amount of truth it is not easy
precisely to determine—the distinctive peculiarities attributable to each ; that the
elongated 'palm and thin fingers are accompaniments of a nervous or mercurial ...
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Four-Handed Monsters: Four-Hand Piano Playing and ...
... activity/passivity, reality/imagination, reason/feeling. The chirognomist Adolphe
Desbarolles, for instance, claimed that the “soft hand” tended toward indolence
and pointed to an otherworldliness, while the “hard hand” was a sign ...