Fechner, 137, 180 Ferrati, 156 Ferrero, G., 56, 57, 81 Ferri, Enrico, 79, 140, 169, 177 Ferri, Luigi, 169 Feuerbach, 178 “First Principles,” 116 Flaubert, 179 Fontane, 180 Force and cunning, 160 Forehead, receding, 27, 31, 32 Forel, 168 Fossa, middle occipital, 28, 32 “Fra Diavolo,” skull of, 32 France and the revolutionary spirit, 68, 72–74 Frassati, 177 Free will, illusion of, 133 Frigerio, 48 Frigidity, sexual, of prostitutes, 63 G. Gabelli, 141 Gall, 13, 14, 17 Garofalo, 140, 141 Gasparone, skull of, 32 Genius, 70–73, 119, 120, 162–164 and anomaly, 162 “Genius and Degeneration,” 162 Genius and epilepsy, 162 its freedom from misoneism, 70 function of, in promoting social evolution, 120 index of, for the departments of France, 72 in the insane, 163, 164 and republicanism, 72, 73 and revolution, 70–72 Géricault’s drawing, “Tête d’un Supplicié,” 51 Gladstone, W. E., 181 Gobineau, 129 Goethe, 111, 113 Goncourt, de, 180 Gosio, 156 Greek racial elements in Calabria, 129 Greenlander, brain of, 44, 45 “Greeting from the spirit-world, a,” 176 Griesinger, 7, 100, 180 Growth, correlation of, 104 Gudden, 7 H. Haeckel, 118, 181 quoted, 118 note Hamel, Van, 142, 143 Handle-shaped and projecting ear, 104 Harden, Maximilian, 81 Heinze, 88 note Hellenic racial elements in Calabria, 129 Helmholtz, 134, 178, 179 “Henkelohr,” 47, 104 Hereditary equivalents, criminality and epilepsy as, 103 Heredity. See also Inheritance criminal, 96, 97 Herschel, 178 History, determinist view of, 107 _et seq._ Hohlenfels, prehistoric man of, 33 Homo delinquens, 120. See also Criminal industrialis, 122 neanderthalensis, 120. See also Primitive man sapiens, 124 natural variability of, and its consequences, 120 Huggins, 180 Humanism, modern, 125 Huxley, 180 Hygiene, racial, 128 Hylozoism, 133 Hypnotism, 168 Hypospadias, 104 I. Ibsen, 180 Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People,” 154 Illusion of free will, the, 133 Imbecility. See also Insanity and crime, 84, 85 Impatience of reformers, 145 Imprisonment, Mittelstaedt on, 141 Impulsive criminality, 84, 85, 94 Inca bone, the, 35 “Inchiesta Agraria,” 114 Incorrigibility of criminals, 97 Individual differences, comparatively unimportant, 161 and environment, 132 _et seq._ factors influencing, 158–160 Individualism and Socialism, Lombroso’s attitude towards, 124 Industrial arts and positivism, 133 Inheritance of criminal tendencies, 96, 97, 101 pathological, 161, 162 Inhibition, lack of, in criminals, 42, 94 Innovation and misoneism, 66–69 Insensibility of born criminal, 88, 89 Insanity and crime, 84, 85 genius and, 163, 164 Insanity, moral, 100–103, 117 a professional disease of prisoners, 97