Introduction
1: A Persistent Fisnomical Consciousness c.400BCE-c.400CE
2: The Bookish Face of Physiognomy in Early Modern Europe
3: The Troubling Emergence of the 'Egyptian' in Early Modern Europe
4: The Physiognomy Captured and Lost in a Book
5: Physiognomating by the Book
6: Living Graffiti
Conclusion: Fisnomy-to-Fisnomy
Bibliography
Index

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*Ariel Hessayon, Sixteenth Century Journal*

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