Responsibility, 83–86, 97, 130, 132, 133, 138 the problem of, 130, 132, 138 Revaluation of old values, 119, 128 Revolts, 71 Revolution, 64–79. See also Political crime nature of, 70 Revolutionist. See Political criminal by passion, 77 Ribot, 96 “Ricerche sui fenomeni ipnotisi e spiritici,” 176 Richet, 168, 169 _Ride du vice_, 53 Ridges, superciliary, 27, 32 Romance peoples of Mediterranean region, 129 Roncoroni, 45 Rudimentary organs, 45–47 Ruhmkorff, 179 Russell, Lord John, 181 S. Sander, 103 Scaphocephaly, 35 Schaeffle, 117 Schiff, 179 Schleicher, 180 Schönlank, 110 School of Positive Criminology, 140 Schopenhauer, 107, 117, 179 Science. See Positivism Scientific. See Positive Segregation of anti-social types, 146 Selection, artificial, 128. See also Eugenics Semitic racial elements, importance of, 129 Semper, 180 Sensibility, lesser, of woman, 58 lack of, in born criminals, 88, 89 and in epileptics, 99 Sergi, 169 Sexual differentiation, 57, 58, 126, See also Differentiation Lombroso’s law of, 57 in savages as compared with civilized races, 58 Sexual frigidity of prostitutes, 63 Sexuality increased in genuinely criminal feminine types, 63 not increased in female criminals by passion and female occasional criminals, 63 Siemiradzki, 169, 170, 176 Significance of criminal anthropology, 130–138 Simian characteristics of criminals. See Primatoid varieties Skoda, 9 Skull, anomalies of, in relation to moral imbecility, 104 cubical capacity of, 36–38 Eskimo, 25 eurygnathism, 26, 29 Inca bone, 35 measurements of, extreme values common in criminals, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42 peculiarities of, in relation to criminal anthropology, 26–39 peculiarities in ossification of sutures, 34, 35 prognathism, 27, 31 scaphocephaly, 35 stenocrotaphy, 41 submicrocephalic, in criminals, 37 sutures, ossification of, 34, 35 Wormian bones, 35 Slang. See Jargon Social environment, man and, 132–134 inadequacy of degenerate individuals, 104 reactivity, 131, 138, 142 _versus_ punishment, 142 reformer, Lombroso as, 106–129, 148 Social sentiments, their congenital character, 119 Socialism, Italian school of, 124 Lombroso and, 124 _et seq._, 149 Socialist? was Lombroso a, 124 Society as an “organism,” conception of, 116, 117 Sociology, Lombroso’s principal contribution to, 118 _et seq._ Sommer, 103, 177 Soutenage, 60 Spencer, Herbert, 116, 117, 178, 180 Spinoza, 107, 117 Spiritualistic researches, 167–176 “Spirit-world,” the, 176 Spy, prehistoric human remains of, 32 Statistical method, the, 134, 136 Steinheil, Madame, 83 Stenocrotaphy, 41 Stigmata of degeneration, 103–105, 136 Stone Age, 44 Struggle, the class. See Class war Subject-matter of criminal anthropology, 132 Suffrage, universal, Lombroso’s views on, 126 note