Category: Science - Biology
“The form and posture of the human body, and its various organs of perception, have an obvious reference to man’s rational nature; and are beautifully fitted to encourage and facilitate his intellectual improvement.”—DUGALD STEWART, _Moral Philosophy_.
“The form and posture of the human body, and its various organs of perception, have an obvious reference to man’s rational nature; and are beautifully fitted to encourage and fa...
2. CHAPTER II.“Sollt es wahr Sein.... Dasz die Menschengestalt, von allen sichtlichen Dingen Ganz allein uns lügt, dasz wir, was edel und albern, Was beschränkt und grosz, im Angesicht zu suc...
3. CHAPTER III.Let us examine this question at somewhat greater length. From the age of Aristotle to the present time, zoologists have arranged the almost countless tribes of animals into a nu...
4. CHAPTER IV.“Some animals have horns, some have hoofs, some talons, some claws, some spurs and beaks; man hath none of all these, but is weak and feeble, and sent unarmed into the world. Wh...