Transcription of The Four Temperaments
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The Four Temperaments THE FOUR TEMPERAMENTSbyREV. CONRAD HOCKR evised and enlarged byRev. Nicholas M. Wilwers, ; ; OBSTAT:H. B. RIESC ensor librorumIMPRIMI POTEST:OTTO BOENKI, MaiorCONTENTSFOREWORDCHAPTERI THE FOUR TEMPERAMENTSI ntroduction. The Four Temperaments in General. How to Determine One s Knowledge of Temperaments Very THE CHOLERIC TEMPERAMENTC haracter. Dark Sides. Bright Side. Things to be Observed by the Choleric in His Training. Special Considerations in the Training and THE SANGUINE TEMPERAMENTC haracter. Fundamental Disposition. Dark Side. Bright Sides. Methods of Self-Training.
ways and means of education must be derived. The man who aims at being the perfect gentleman, i.e., the Christian, will of necessity follow other ways and use other means than he whose aim is only to make as much money as possible. 4. It requires also a fair knowledge of one’s self, of one’s powers of body and soul, of one’s strong
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