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perceptive faculties, particularly Language, Individuality, and Eventuality very large; with those of Alimentiveness, Acquisitiveness, Secretiveness, and Benevolence large; and with those of the reflective faculties, of Reverence, and Conscientiousness small.
No. 56.—An author, with the organs of Eventuality, Language, Secretiveness, Self-esteem, Love of approbation, and Reverence large; with those of Benevolence, Firmness, Conscientiousness, Cautiousness, and the reflective faculties moderate; and with those of Ideality, Order, and Adhesiveness small.
No. 57.—An author, with the organs of Eventuality, Language, Benevolence, Reverence, Hope, Marvellousness, Adhesiveness, Cautiousness, and Love of approbation large; with those of the reflective faculties, Self-esteem and Firmness moderate, and with the basilar and occipital regions small.
No. 58.—A philosopher, with the organs of Causality, Firmness, and Self-esteem, and Combativeness large, with those of Eventuality, Language, Secretiveness, and Love of approbation moderate, and with those of individuality, Comparison, Reverence and Conscientiousness small.
No. 59.—A philosopher, with the organs of the reflective faculties, Language, Benevolence, Reverence, Firmness, Conscientiousness, and Adhesiveness large; with those of Hope, Ideality, Acquisitiveness, Cautiousness, and Love of approbation moderate, and with those of Eventuality, Individuality, and other perceptive powers small.
No. 60.—A philosopher, with the organs of Individuality, Eventuality, Language, Order, Time, Comparison, Causality, Ideality, Benevolence, Reverence, Firmness, and Conscientiousness large, with those of Self-esteem, Cautiousness, Combativeness, Destructiveness, Secretiveness, Hope, Marvellousness, and Mirthfulness moderate; and with those of Alimentiveness, Amativeness, love of approbation, and Acquisitiveness small.
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