Cannizzaro, 181 Capital punishment, Lombroso favours, 128 Cardan, Jerome, Lombroso’s work on, 112, 162 Carrara, 81, 177 Cause and prevention, 158 Causes and prevention of crime, 147 Ceccarel, 177 Cerebrogenous characters, 27–29, 54 Chamberlain, Houston, 129 Characteristics common to criminals and epileptics, 98, 99 Characters, cerebrogenous, primatoid, etc. See under Adjectival term Charcot, 168 Charuigi, 7 Cheats, 169 Child criminals, 97 Ciolfi, 175 Class-interests, power of, in preventing spread of truth, 151, 152 Class struggle. See Class war Class war, the, and social evolution, 121, 122, 124, 125 Classes, differentiation by and through, 121 Clinical observation, 136 Comte, vi, 178 Congenital. See Inheritance Congress for Criminal Anthropology, 147, 148 Conventional element in crime, 90 Correlation of growth, 104 Cosmic causality, 136 determinism, 69, 132–134 influences, 159 Cranio-facial developments, ratios of, 31, 34 Craniology. See Skull Craniometry. See Skull Crest, internal frontal, 28, 29 temporal, 29 Crime. See also Criminal and insanity, 84, 85 and imbecility, 84, 85 and disease, 97 causes and prevention of, 147 related to genius and to insanity, 164 political. See Political crime Criminal. See also Anthropology, criminal accidental, 131 anthropology. See also Anthropology, criminal Congress for, 147, 148 positive foundation of, 134 significance of, 130–138 subject-matter of, 132 born, 100, 131. See also Criminal type Criminal born, the insensibility of, 88, 89 degenerate, 131 epileptic, 140, 145 habitual, 140, 145 insane, 131, 140, 145 jargon of. See Jargon jurisprudence. 139–149 “Criminal Man, the,” 140 Criminal nature, 131. See also Criminal type and Criminal, born and epilepsy, 98–103 occasional, 131, 140, 145 by passion, 140, 145 political, 119, 120. See also Political criminal psychology. 79–105. See also Psychology, criminal significance of term, 93 note tendencies, inheritance of, 96, 97, 101 type, the, 102 criticism of idea of, 55 meaning and limitations of the doctrine, 50 physiognomy of, 51 types, female, comparatively rare, 61–63 lack “mother-sense,” 63 woman. See “Woman as Criminal” Criminality, atavistic, 160 by passion, 100 evolutionary, 160 influence of environment on, 160 Criminaloid, the, 64, 145 Criminals, cruelty of, 84–86 recklessness of, 84, 85 responsibility of, 85, 86 economic status of, 86, 87 Criminology, school of positive, 140 Crispi, 153 Cro-Magnon, prehistoric man of, 33 Crossing of races, and its effect on political evolution, 74 Cruelty in women, 58 of criminals, 84–86 Cunning and force, 160 D. Dante, 173 Darwin, 33, 47, 117, 134, 180 Darwin’s “Descent of Man,” 33, 117 Darwinian tipped ear, 47 Darwinism. See Evolution