Sensibility in criminals, physical, 112 Sentiment among criminals, 152 Sergi, 83 Sexual anomalies in criminals, 89 Sexual differences in criminals, 59, 118-19, 129, 214-21 Sexual perversity among criminals, 144 Smell in criminals, sense of, 118 Socrates, 27 Sollier, Alice, 65 Songs, criminal, 180 Stephen, Justice, 290 _Summary, The_, 183 Sutherland, H., 74 Tarde, 42, 205, 224 Tarnowskaia, 45, 64, 221 Taste in criminals, 119 Tattooing among criminals, 102 Taverni, 300 Tenchini, 51 Thieves’ slang, 61 Thomson, Bruce, 84 Tobacco among criminals, use of, 121 Tommasi, 42 Topinard, 60, 226 Troizki, 45 Turner, Sir W., 209 Vagabondism and crime, 222 Vallès, 254 Van Hamel, 44, 47 Vaso-motor sensibility of criminals, 121 Verlaine, 187 Vice and crime, relations of, 221 Vidocq, 135, 140, 146 Villon, 135, 186 Virchow, 64, 202 Virgilio, 41 Voisin, 32 Wainewright, T. G., 12, 96, 127, 153, 178, 195 Warner, F., 301 Wey, H. D., 88, 121, 261, 264 Wild, Jonathan, 136 Willis, 29 Wilson, G., 34 Wines, F., 255-6 Women, crime among, 214 Zanardelli Code, 36 Zigoma in criminals, 84 Zuccarelli, 41 _Printed by_ WALTER SCOTT, _Felling, Newcastle-on-Tyne_. FOOTNOTES: [1] Sander and Richter, _Die Beziehungen zwischen Geistesstorung una Verbrechen_. See also Lombroso, _L’Uomo Delinquente_, vol. ii., part 3, ch. 1, for many facts and figures concerning criminal insanity. [2] _Journal of Mental Science_, October 1889. This case may be compared with that of Maria Köster, given in the Appendix D, vi. [3] Dr. H. Sutherland, _West Riding Asylum Reports_, vol. vi. [4] Quoted by Despine, _Psychologie Naturelle_. [5] Appendix by Dr. Paul Lindau to German translation of Lombroso, _Der Verbrecher_. [6] See Introduction by W. C. Hazlitt to Wainewright’s _Essays and Criticisms_, 1880. [7] Lombroso and some other authorities prefer the term “born criminal,” or “congenital criminal” (_reo-nato_). The term “instinctive criminal” seems to be safer, as it is not always possible to estimate the congenital element. [8] _Scenes from a Silent World._ By a Prison Visitor. 1889. [9] H. Joly, _Le Crime_, 1888, p. 269. [10] Whoever wishes to study the modern professional criminal and his methods should consult Inspector Byrnes’ _Professional Criminals of America_. It is not a scientific work, and has no reference to anthropologic methods, but it contains a very large and valuable series of photographs of contemporary criminals of note, with a sketch of the career of each. [11] The classification of criminals adopted in this chapter corresponds substantially with that of Professor Enrico Ferri, by him recognised as provisional. It is also, I find, almost identical with Dr. Colajanni’s.