Phrenology
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 77
frē-nol′ō-ji, n. the theory that the various faculties and powers of the mind are connected with certain parts of the brain, and can be known by an examination of the outer surface of the skull: the science by which character can be read by examining the skull.— adjs. Phrenolog′ic , -al .— adv. Phrenolog′ically .— n. Phrenol′ogist , one who believes or is versed in phrenology. [Gr. phrēn , phrenos , mind, logos , science.]
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