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Nasology: or, hints towards a classification of noses / By Eden Warwick.

  • Warwick, Eden, pseud.
Date:
1848
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Nasology: or, hints towards a classification of noses / By Eden Warwick. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ing Physical Classification of Noses is submitted, as being, in part, well-known and long-esta- blished, because well-defined and clearly marked :— Class I. THe Roman, or Aquiline Nose. , LI. THe GREEK, or Straight Nose. » III. Tat Coairative, or Wide-nostrilled Nose. , LV. THe Jewisu, or Hawk Nose. ,» . THE Snus Nose, and » WI. Tue Cevestiat, or Turn-up Nose. Between these there are infinite crosses and — intermixtures which will at first embarrass the student, but which after a little practice, he will be able to distinguish with tolerable precision. A compound of different Noses will of course indicate a compound character; and it is only in the rather rare instance of a perfect Nose of any of the classes that we find a character cor- respondingly strongly developed. We = shall endeavour to support each part of the hypo- thesis by well-defined and striking instances, selecting the most decided and perfect noses of