ing nicely to Liver line, and beautified in the angle with parallels or little crosses, it shows a good wit and even temper.
No. 11.
Name.—Line of Saturn.
Location.—A line extending from the wrist lines up to middle finger.
Interpretation.—If it extend to the middle finger it indicates profound meditations, and if fortunate, events in counsels and actions; if short (without other testimony) misfortunes; if bent towards the mount of the Moon, in the hollow of the hand, imprisonment.
No. 12.
Name.—Line of the Head and Brain, called by some the line of Health.
Location.—A line running from the wrist, or line of Saturn, and extending up to the mount of Mercury.
Interpretation.—If this line be uniform and not intersected, it forms with the line of Life and Liver line (sometimes called the Head line) a triangle on the plane of Mars, if of good colour, it denotes prudence, manly wit and fair fortune; the more perfect this triangle, the better will be the person's wit and courage; if obtuse it shows an evil nature and a rude man; no triangle shows a fool or a knave.
