1735 - Henle, J.

Henle, J. Anthropological Lectures. 2 vols. in 1. Braunschweig: Vieweg, 1876–1880. vi, 130, iv, 139 p. With numbered woodcut illustrations. Original cloth binding, some foxing. Copy from the library of Prof. Rudolf Magnus, bearing his stamp. First edition. — Heirs No. 1741: "These two small volumes contain the lectures on anthropology that Henle delivered at Heidelberg University from 1847 through 1852. They cover such topics as the sense of taste and conscience, teleology and Darwinism, the natural history of the sigh, the physiology of emotion, and medical and religious dualism. Hirsch III, p. 164: “These, too (Anthrop. Vortr.), certainly rank among the best that our literature has to offer in this field.” – 83.