 | Samuel Roberts Wells - 1874 - 200 sider
...these temperaments is determined by the predominance of the class of organs from which it takes its name. The first is marked by a superior development...osseous and muscular systems, forming the locomotive appa; in the second, the vital organs, the principal seat of is in the trunk, give the tone to the... | |
 | Daniel Harrison Jacques - 1878 - 376 sider
...admixture of the other elements in a less proportion, all being necessarily present in every human being. The first is marked by a superior development of the...locomotive apparatus; in the second, the vital organs, the principle seat of which is the trunk, give the tone to the organization; while in the third the brain... | |
 | Daniel Harrison Jacques - 1878 - 370 sider
...necessarily present in every human being. j The first is marked by a superior development of the'osseous and muscular systems forming the locomotive apparatus ; in the second, the vital organs, the principle seat of which is the trunk, give the tone to the organization ; while in the third the brain... | |
 | 1886 - 302 sider
...which it takes its name, all being necessarily present in every human being. The first, or Motive, is marked by a superior development of the osseous and muscular systems; the second, by the vital organs, giving tone to the organEL. ization; while in the third, or Men til,... | |
 | Alexander Stewart - 1892 - 518 sider
...being ne" cessarily present in every human being. " The first is marked by a superior develop" ment of the osseous and muscular systems " forming the...the vital organs, the principal seat of " which is the trunk, give the tone to the "organisation; while in the third the brain " and nervous system exert... | |
 | Samuel Roberts Wells - 1892 - 216 sider
...these temperaments is determined by the predominance of the class of organs from which it takes its name. The first is marked by a superior development...osseous and muscular systems, forming the locomotive appa-"tus ; in the second, the vital organs, the principal seat of ^•ich is in the trunk, give the... | |
 | Alexander Stewart - 1892 - 566 sider
...the other " elements in a less proportion, all being ne" cessarily present in every human being. " forming the locomotive apparatus ; in the " second,...the vital organs, the principal seat of " which is the trunk, give the tone to the " organisation ; while in the third the brain " and nervous system... | |
 | Daniel Harrison Jacques - 1904 - 376 sider
...admixture of the other elements in a less proportion, all being necessarily present in every human being. The first is marked by a superior development of the...locomotive apparatus ; in the second, the vital organs, the principle seat of which is the trunk, give the (one to the organization ; while in the third the brain... | |
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... Temperament; and 3. The Mental Temperament. Each of these Temperaments is determined by the predominance of the class of organs from which it takes its name, the constitution being tempered by the admixture of the other elements in a less proportion,... 