and the “Spirit-World,” 176 Gina, 177 Paola, 177 contributions to “Positivism,” 180, 181 Loria, 78, 124 Lubbock, 181 Lucas, 14 Lucchini, 141 Lumbroso, 1 note Lunatic, the criminal, 140, 145 “L’ uomo delinquente,” 140 Luzzati, Luigi, 78 Lyell, 134, 179, 180 M. Maffia, the, 91 Magnet, its alleged influence upon suggested colour sensations 173, 174 Magnetism, animal, 168 “Man of Genius, the,” 162, 163 Man, palæolithic, 44 prehistoric. See Primitive man primitive. See Primitive man Manet, 180 Man’s place in Nature, 117, 134 Mantegazza, 10, 135 Marriage and prostitution, 67 note Marx, Karl, 107, 108, 110, 116, 124, 149, 179 and Marxism, 124 Marzolo, 5, 6, 157 Masochistic nature of woman, 59 Material nature of the will, 174 Materialism, 107 _et seq._ See also Determinism German, 7 Matteucci, 178 Mattoids, 77, 118 and revolts, 71 Mayer, R., 134, 178 Measurement of punishment, 131, 138 Medievalism, persistent, 5 Mediterranean region, races of, 129 Mediums, spiritualistic, 136 Meteorological influences, 159 Method of work, Lombroso’s, 111 _et seq._ Meynert, 181 Microcephaly, partial, in relation to criminality, 41 Milan, bread-riots at, 1898, 153 Mill, J. S., 178, 180, 181 Millet, 179 Misoneism, 66–76 as manifested in the pellagra controversy, 151 in relation to new discoveries, 175 Mittelstaedt, 141 Moeli, 103 Moleschott, 7, 8, 9, 10, 134, 179 Moral development, inferior in women, 59 ultimate goal of, 59 imbecile, the, 102 imbecility, 104 insanity, 100–103 Morality, traditional and ideal, 67 note Morbidity and crime, 97 Morel, 13–17, 105, 179 Morel’s ear, 48 “Morlocks,” the, 123 note Mosso’s plethysmograph, 172 Motherhood, woman’s function of, its influence on her sexual differentiation, 57–59 Mother-sense, lack of, in genuine women criminals and in prostitutes, 63 unimpaired, in female criminals, by passion, and female occasional criminals, 62, 63 Müller, F. Max, quoted, 92 note Muscle-reading, 174 N. Naegeli, 179 Naturalism in art, 133 Nature, criminal. See Criminal type Nature, man’s place in, 117, 134 Neanderthal, 32, 120 Nicolson, 14, 16 Nietzsche, Friedrich, 86, 163 Non-moral, woman fundamentally so (in Lombroso’s view), 59 O. Occasional criminals form the majority of women criminals, 62–64 Occultism. See Spiritualism Organizations, criminal, 91 “Organism” of human society, 116 a strained metaphor, 124 Organs, rudimentary. See Rudimentary Ossification of sutures of skull, peculiarities in, 34, 35 P. Palæolithic man, 44 Palladino, Eusapia, 169, 172, 175, 176 Panizza, Bartolomeo, 7, 33 Parasitism of criminals, 95 Parliamentary government, Lombroso on, 125 note, 128 Passion, criminality by, 100