Bibliographie von Texten zur Physiognomik, 400 v. Chr. - 1999: 561 ...

Verbot der Chiromantik, Physiognomik wird nicht erwähnt.
Lit.: Canziani 1988:212, Anm. 12.
Bulwer 1644:
John Bulwer, « Chirologia, or the Naturall Language of the Hand. Composed of the Speaking Motions,
and Discoursing Gestures thereof. Whereonto is added Chironomia: Or, the Art of Manuall Rhetorick.
Consisting of the Naturall Expressions, disgested by Art in the Hand, as the chiefest Instrument of
Eloquence, by Historicall Manifesto' s exemplified Out of the Authentique Registers of Common Life,
and Civill Conservation. With Types, or Chyrograms: A long - wish' d for illustration of this Argument.
By J.B. Gent, Philochirosophus. [...].» London, Printed by Tho.Harper, and are to be sold by Henry
Twyford, at his shop in Fleetstreet. 1644. 8°, 24, 188 SS., 3 Taf.
« [...] ed.by J.W.Cleary.» = Landmarks in rhetoric and public address. London - Amsterdam 1973.
Zu Gesten und Finger - Alphabeth.
"The Canons of the Rhetoricians touching the Artificiall managing of the Hand in Speaking. With an
Historicall Manifesto, exemplifying the Rhetoricall Actions thereof." Index, 1 Taf. (S. 27 - 63);
"Indigitatio: Or, the Canons of the Fingers". 1 Taf. (S. 67 - 90); "The Apochrypha of Action: Or,
certaine Prevarications against the Rule of Rhetoricall Decorum, noted in the Hands of the Ancient
and Modern Oratours." (S. 97 - 130); "Certaine Cautionary Notions, Extracted out of the Ancient and
Moderne Theotoricians, for the completing of this Art of Manuall Rhetorique, and the better regulating
the important gestures of the Hand & Fingers. (S. 131 - 146).
Exempl.: London, BM, Sign.: 959. a.14.; Paris, BN, Sign.: Rés.X. 1653 (1.).
Lit.: Carus 1925:71; Thorndike 1958:8, 461; Campe 1990:419, 444 (Nachfolge von Bacon, Spiel der
Hände rhetorisch - physiognomisch), 557; Campe 1990 a:73 (1974!); Bremmer 1991:123, 257;
Thomas 1991, in: Bremmer 1991:12, Anm. 7; Borrmann 1994:66, Abb. 34; Campe 1996 a:132, Anm.
20.
Bibl.: Campe 1996:603; NUC - Pre 84:126.
Bulwer 1644 a:
John Bulwer, « Chironomia: Or, the art of Manuall Rhetorique. With the canons, lawes, Rites,
Ordinances, and Institutes of Rhetoricians, both Ancient and Modern, Touching the artificiall
managing of the Hand in speaking, whereby the naturall gestures of the hand are made the regulated
accessories or faire - spoken adjuncts of rhetoricall utterance. With types or chirograms: a new
illustration of this argument. By J.B. Philochirosophus.» London, Printed by Tho. Harper, 1644. 8°, 14,
26, 146 SS.
Lit.: Laehr 1900:1, 228.
Exempl.: Göttingen, UB, Sign.: 8º A.ill. 2170 (2). (Exemplar enthalten in « Chirologia.», 1648, eigene
Titelgravuren).
Bibl.: BM 29:762; Cat.Gött. 1:105.
Bulwer 1648:
John Bulwer, « Chirologia, or The natural language of the hand. Composed of the speaking motions,
and discoursing gestures thereof. Whereonto is added Chironomia: or, the Art of Manual Rhetoricke.
Consisting of the Naturall Expressions, digested by Art in the Hand, as the chiefest instrument of
eloquence; by historicall manifesto' s, exemplified out of the authentique registers of common life and
civil conversation [...]. By J.B. Philochirosophus.» London, T. H. [i.e. Thomas Harper], 1648, 2 Bde. in
1. 8°, gest.Titel, 2.Bd. mit neuem Titelbl. Neuauflage der Ausgabe von 1644 mit neuem Titelbl.
Exempl.: Göttingen, UB, Sign.: 8º.A.ill.21 70.
Bibl.: Cat.Gött. UL I - 1:105; NUC - Pre 84:126.
Bulwer 1649:
John Bulwer, « Pathomyotomia, or a dissection of the significative muscles of the affections of the
minde. Being an essay to a new method of observing the most important movings of the muscles of
the head, as they are the neerest and immediate organs of the voluntarie or impetuous motions of the
mind, with the proposall of a new nomenclature of the muscles. By J.B. surnamed Chirosopher.»
London, printed by W.W. for Humphrey Mosley, 1649. 8°, 240 SS.
Exempl.: Göttingen, UB, Sign.: 8º.Zool.IV. 45 05.
Lit.: Laehr 1900:1, 243 (12º); Shortland 1986:389; Campe 1990:444 (von Parsons zitiert, semiotisch -
pathologische Erörterung der Kopf - und Gesichtsbewegungen), 557; West 1990:87, Anm. 16 (nach