ANDALUSIAN PRINCE - ANIMA 

ANDALUSIAN PRINCE - ANIMA 

ancient world (cont.): 
astrological science in, 10 121; 1581; 
Christianity and, 5 341; dreams in, 18 240, 250; medicine in, 18 230; 
and modern world, 5 1,34; mythological thinking in, 5 26; overvaluation of, 6 110, 122, 314; 
pagan elements from, and Paracelsus, 13 194, 198; psychology and, 5 644: 6 8, 13: and neurotic disturbances, 6 175: 
and Renaissance, 6 3 13; Schiller and, see Schiller, F. S.lI. Greek antiquity 
Andalusian prince, lapis as, 13425, 428,436 
Andermatt, 4 96, 99 
Andersen, Hans Christian, 17 286; see also fairytales 
Andreae, Johann Valentin, 11 
348nn; 16407n; 
Confessio fraternitatis, 16 416; Fama, 16 416; 
Turbo, 16407n; 181692; 
see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. Rosencreutz 
Andrew, St., 9ii 145 
Andreyev, L., 3 518 
andriamanitra, 8 125 androgyne/androgyny, 1441,527- 
8, 582; 16 529; 
of God, 11 25gn, 486; of unicorn, 12 548; 
see also under Adam; anima; Anthropos; Christ; Church; lapis; Mercurius; self; 
and see also bisexuality; hermaphrodite 
anecdotes, Zen, see Buddhism s.v. 
Zen 
angel (s) /arch-, 5 16g, 170, 273; 7 104; 9i 251; 9ii 225,3°5; 10698, 728; 1120,229,725; 12 21ln, 305, 314, 315-19, 338n, 3600, 
5° 

390, 398, 456(4); 13 50, 97, 100-1, 148, 167n, 20gn, 226, 228n, 24ln, 265,414,416,420, 447; 1481; 16538n; 
and Adam, 13 lIon; 
in alchemy, 13 107-9; apparition of, 5 172-3; auxiliary, 11 720; 
Baruch, in gnosis of Justin, see gnosis/Gnosis s.v. Justin; 
birds as symbols of, 5 369n, 538; 
Byron, Lord, and, see Byron s.v.; 
children as, 176,27,29,42,61; of death, 14552; 
fall of/fallen/Satan's, 8 339; 9i 394; 11 458, 618, 620, 669, 742, 746; 12 298, 543; 13 127; 
devil as, 11 255; wives of, 13 18on; 
"fatherly" and "motherly" (Gnostic), 9i 560, 571; 13420; twelve, 9i 552 (see also below twelve); 
of God/of God's face: first, 9i 251; four, 11674,681; 13365; guardian, 10 843; 13 365; 
in hell, 18525,534; 
language of, 12 456(6); 
in the Mass, 11 327, 329; Michael, 9ii 128; 11 681; 12 4500; 
quaternity of, 11 681; seven, 12468; 14575; as soul, 16517; 
three, symbolism, 5369&n; twelve wicked, 9i 571; (see also above '''fatherly'' and "motherly"); 
see also cherub(im); Gabriel angelic qualities of man, 13 167n angelology, Judaeo-Hellenistic, 13 1°7 
angelos, Khidr as, 9i 251; see also Khidr/El-Khidr 
Angelucci, Orfeo M., 10 791-802, 

805, 806, 820; 
and Orpheus, 10 809; 
The Secret of the Saucers, 10 791 
Angelus Silesius (johann Scheffier), 6432; 7 396; 9i 19; 11 282, 733, 840, 892, 959: 13 151; 14 124, 132, 199, 284,429, 444&n, 447; 15 10; 18 1552, 1675: 
"Cherubinischer Wandersmann"!"Cherubinic Wanderer," 6 432n; 9ii 321; 14 123n, 132nn, 137n, 284n, 42gn, 443n, 444n; 16 482n, 504n; Selections from The Cherubinic Wanderer, ed. J.E.C. Flitch, 9ii 32ln; 14 123n; 
Slimtliche Poetische Werke, ed. H. L. Held, 14 25n, 1900 
Anger, Rudolph: "Der Stern der Weisen und das Geburtsjahr Christi," 9ii 128n 
anger, 3 103; 8456; 14171; 1846; in patients' reactions, 1 199, 217; 
see also affect(s): rage(s) Angkor Wat, 5 pI. XXV 
angle of vision, in swoon state, 8 955 Anglicus, Richardus, see ALCHEMI- 
CAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Richardus 
Anglo-Saxons, migrations of, 10 
1001 
Angola, 18 81n Angramainyu, 5421,664 anhiita-chakra, 13 334 ani,8125 
Ani, Papyrus of, 9ii 12gn; 11 348n Aniada/Aniadus/Aniadin, see Para- 
celsus s.v. ARCANA 
anima (j.'s concept), 5 528n; 6377, 797-811 (Def.); 7 295, 328-9, 356, 384, 393, 507; 9i 57-8, 62, 114-15, 222, 294, 296, 355, 433, 434, 444, 485, 512, 516, 564n, 634, 706; 9ii 56, 58--9; 10 694, 809; 1147,49,51,71,73, 128--9, 741; 1268,94,321; 13 126,453, 455,458; 14 75, 86, 12gn, 616, 
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619,674; 15210; 16521; 17338; 18 15on, 429, 1262; 
TITLES: "Anima and Animus," 7 296-340: "Animus and Anima," 13 57-63; "Concerning the Archetypes, with Special Reference to the Anima Concept," 9i 111-47; "The Syzygy: Anima and Animus," 9ii 20--42; 
activation of, 14424; activity of, 7 341, 370; ambivalence of, 9i 357; and androgyne, 16 529; 
and anima, alchemical, differentiation, 14 736; 
and animals, 7 374; 9i 358; and animus, relationship, 9ii 29-31; 14612; 16469; affect in, 9ii 31; compared, 7 331; pair of opposites, 9ii 425; 16 437: problem, 9ii 58; syzygy, 9ii 422; in transference, 16 422-3, 441, 469 (see also animosity); 
anything but ideal, 7 310; 
as archetype, 5 83n, 4°00,514, 6°7,611; 7 185; 9i 57-9, 80, 86,158,175,306,309,634;9ii 13, 19, 26, 27,4°; 10 71; 12 92n, 108, 192n; 1358, 218; 14 71, 159,218,313,415n; 165°4; 18829, 1158; of life, 5 678; 9i 66; 14 313, 646; of mother, divine, 18 1652; mother as first incarnation of, 5 508; assimilation, 7 384; 13 223n; autoerotic, 16 504; autonomy/autonomous, 5 563; 7 370; 9i 63; 9ii 40; complex, 7 295, 339, 374, 387; factor, 9ii 422; personality, 7 322, 370, 374; 13 61; 165°4; valency of, 71\78; 
bipolar, 9i 356; 
as birds, 9i 358,365,371.376; black (Shulamite), 14646,647; as Briinhilde, 5 563,6°7; 

ANIMA 
anima (cont.) 
as chaos, 14 422; 
as Chinese p'o soul, 13 57-8 Christianization of, 12 112; compensatory, 73°4, 328, 507; complex, in alchemy, 9i 516; and consciousness, coming into, 14498,614; as effect of, 1362; 
conservative, 9i 60; c'onstellation of, 9i 144; contains secret of precious stone, 13 131; 
creative function, 12 242; daemonic, 7374,5°8; 9i 77; 16 529; 
dark, 7 318 (see also below light and dark); 
definition, 7 521; 9ii 200; 13 58; 
dialectics with, 7 323; 
as Diana, 14 193; differentiation from, 7 310, 317; 
dissociation from, 13 454; dissolution of, 7391; 
as divine maiden, 14 103; 
in dreams, 7 338, 507; 9ii 39; 11 48; 12 130, 246; 14424; education of, 7 323; 
ego and, 7 377, 38o, 382, 389, 510; 9ii 34; 12 242n; 13 223n; 14613; 16434; as non-ego, 12 137; as opposites, 16434; emotionality of, 13457; empirical concept, 9i 114; 9ii 25; 
and Eros, 9ii 29, 33,41; 13 60; 16 361; 
erotic aspect, 16 519; as Eve, 16 519; 
evil/wicked, 9ii 423; 12 192, 273; 
experiences, significance of, 9i 
382; 
expressed by dogma, 16442; as factor, 9i 57; 9ii 4°,422; fateful quality of, 10714; 
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fear of, 9ii 62; 
feeling-quality, 9ii 53; femininity of, 9i 58, 142 (see also below man's s.v.); 
-figure, 10 713, 714; 13 131; autonomy of, 9ii 53; compensating, 10 693; as Helen, 16 361&11; projection onto, 10 714; 18 1696; in schizophrenic's painting, 18 412; tree as projection of, 13 458; 14 70; "white lady," 10 713; 
first formulation, 7 (P29611); 
as function, 7 339; 9ii 40; inferior (fourth), 12 145, 150, 192, 201, 295; of relationship to unconscious, 7 374, 387, 510; 13 62; 16 504 (see also below relationship); 
and ghost, 13 58; 
a Gnostic concept, 11 460; 
as hermaphrodite, 16454,529, 535; 
of hero, 9i 440, 442; of Hiawatha, 5 543; 
"hidden nature" and, 11 15211; historical aspect, 7 299; 9i 6o, 516; 
identity with, 543111; 6807 -image, 16433; beloved as carrier of, 12 92n; and mother, 9i 141; -, as first carrier of, 5 43111,484, 5°8, 605; 7314; 12 92n; and mother-imago, 5 608 (see also below mother); sister as carrier of, 1292; 
insight and, 11 240; integration of, 7 377-8; 9ii 33, 4°; 
jealous mistress, 7 320; king and, 14 8o, 536; 
as Kore, 9i 310,356,381-3; as liberty, 9ii 56; 
as life, see above archetype; 
as ligamentum corporis et spmtus, 9i 555; 
light and dark, 15 210, 213 (see also above dark); 

ANIMA 
link with eternal images, 13 457; 
in literature, 9i 5311, 145; 9ii 2611, 424; 10 775; 13 58; localization of, 9i 518; 
loss of, 9i 147; 
Luna as/lunar, 14 200, 218, 225; 
magical attributes, 16433; man's: and anima mundi, 11 759; uncon~cious femininity, 5 678; 7 14111; 1148; 12192(.\ee also above femininity); 
and mana, 7 376, 378; marriage with, 16433; 
and marriage quaterni ty, 16 432-3,437; 
matrix of divine figures, 16 
5°4; 
as mediatrix/mediator/medium between conscious and unconscious, 10 715; 12 242n; 13 223n; 14498n; 
as Melusina, 12 fig. 132; 13 I So ,fig. B5, 216-18; 
as mermaid, 1475; 
Messenger of the Grail, 7 374; as Miriam, 9ii 329, 360; moods, 7 331; 11 48; 
and mother, 9i 61, 146,357; 12 92; 14422; -complex, 9i 162; -imago, 5 606; 7 316; 9ii 26; 
-sister-wife-daughter, 5 458, 
607; 9i 516; 1441511; 16438 (see also above -image s.v. mother); 
motif, 18 127g-81; mythological aspects of, 9i 147n; 
and neurosis, 9i 115; as nightmare, 14 80; 
nixie/elfin nature, 9i 53, 55, 64; 16 538n; 
as numen/numinous, 9i 59; 9ii 425; 16438; 
objectivation of. 7 321; 
old man and. 9i 417; 
as old woman, 14 92; 
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and persona, see persona s.v. as a personality, 7314, 321; 48 (see also above autonomol below uni-personality); 
and personification, 7 3~ 33B-9, 370; 9ii 26; 13 61; (collective) unconscious. 5 5< 678; 7510; 9i 439; 9ii 200, 4 10714; 11 48. 107; 12 65. 11 129, 145, 192,24211; 1362; 128,181,217,321,538,64 16 474, 504; 18 187 (see al below unconscious); of inferi functions, 18 187; 
in plural form. 14 I 28&n; positive and negative, 9ii 42 114811; 14216.539. 61g; possession, 9i 223; 9ii 29, 4, 1078; 13 223n; 14225. 231; pregnant. 14 217; 
prima materia as, 16 519; problem, 7 318; 9i 48511; projection of, 7 309. 314. 501 9i6I,141,168.182,311n'38: 559; 9ii 26, 35, 39. 57, 381; 1 108; 13 460; 14 70, 231, 64i 16 42 I, 433, 438• 442• 454~ 504; 17 338-41 (see also abot -figure s.v. projection); 
as prostitute, 10 76; psychology, 7 370; 
as psychopomp, see psych< pomp .I.TI.; 
as queen in alchemy, 14736; reactions, 7 329; 
recognition of. 9ii 42. 424; reconciles and unites. 16 522; regression to antiquity, 12 112 and relationship/relatedness. ~ 48511, 487 (see also above fun< tions.v.); 
and religion. 11 71; religious tinge in. 9i 356; resisting the. 11 128; secret knowledge, 9i 64; 
as serpent, 5 678; 9i 59. 358 376; 
and shadow: contamination. U 

ANIMA - ANIMAL 

ANIMA - ANIMAL 

anima (coot.): 
242n; distinction, 9i 439, 513; 9ii 19; 10 693; "standing behind," 9i 485&n; 
shamanistic, 13 399; 
sibylline, 14287,313; 
as sister, see above -image s.v.; mother s.v. -sister-wife; 
and soul, 6 797, 803-7; 9i 57; 9ii 25; 
as soul-image, 6 380, 803n, 808; 12 9n; 
and spirit, 5 678; 
splitting of, 12 1 16; subjugation of, 13 62; sun-worshipper, 12 112, 116; supr;l-individual, 7 299; symbol(s) for, 7 355; 
in syzygy, 9i 135; 9ii 20-42; and therapy, 9i 146; threeness of, 9i 439; 
as totality symbol, 14422; transformation of, see transformation S.v.; 
two aspects of, 9i 682; -type, 1075; 17339; tyrannical power of, 7 38 1; and Ufo, 10715; 
unconscious, 5 40671, 468; 11 48; 14 592; 16 438, 5°4, 519, 529: subject-imago, 7 521 (see also above and personification, of unconscious); 
union with, 13 435; uni-personality of, 7 338 (see also above autonomous; personality); 
as unknown woman, 12 65, 121,129,201; 1617; 
as virgin, 14 8o, 580; 
as Virgin Sophia, 16518; and wise old man, 5 515; as witch, see witch s. v. ; "within," 16 438; 
see also animus 
anima (soul), 8 664; 9i 55; alchemists and, 12334; 13 168n, 260; 14 157n, 536; 164°4; 

as aqua permanens, 12 336; birds as symbols for, see ANIMALS: birds s. v. ; 
as breath-being, 11 197; definition, 6 803n; derivation, 9i 387; 
feminine character of, 10243; fiery, 12 398; 
freed from prima materia, 9ii 292; 14168; 
as Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
in opus: exaltatio and separatio of, 12 366&n; 
as "other side of soul," in dream, 11 58, 71-3; 
as smoke, 12 39~; 
as "vinculum," 16454; 
see also aifiictio animae; soul(s) 
anima: aquina, 13 89; aurea, 12 445; candida, 12 462; 
catholica, 8 388 (see also worldsoul; 
Christi, 16 525; fight with shards, 9i 576n; 
christiana, 9ii 68; 
corporalis, 12 397, 398; 
iliastri, see Paracelsus: ARCAN A S. v. Iliaster; 
intellectualis, 12 1 16; 
medw natura, 11 92, 152; 1389, 33?n; 14 235n, 450, 729, 766; 16 454; Mercurius as, 13 261, 263; 
Mercurii, see Mercurius s. v. anima; 
mundi, see sep. entry below; naturaliter christwna, see soul s. v. Tertullian; 
nostra, 14 136; Mercurius as, 13 262; 
ratiooalis, 9i 57; 9ii 71, 333n; 11 766; 12 368, 372, 376, 517n; 13 263, 294; 14 520, 673; 
rerum, 9ii 243n; 
telluris (earth-soul), 8 935; vegetativa, 14 736 

anima mundi, 8 931; 9i 427; 9ii 246; 1192,152,759; 12jig. 91; 1493, 270, 321-3, 372, 374,45°, 7°4, 719, 748, 764, 766, 770, 779; 18 1361 ; 
alchemical retort as, 13 245; and Anthropos, see Anthropos J.t!. ; 
and arcane substance/prima materia, 11 152, 160; 13 173; 
as demiurge, 11 160; 
devil as, 13 163n; 
dragon as, 9i 707; 
Holy Ghost as, 8 393; imprisoned in matter/Physis, 11 263; 1389,4°4; light-seeds/scintilla of, 14 68, 
416n; 
man as, 14 732; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
Platonic, in Timaeus, 11 113, 19°; 
as psycho pomp, 12 jig. 18; redemption of, 12413; 
as soul, and world-wheel, 9ii 212; 
as sphere, 11 92; 12 109n, 116, 433; 13 102; 
as world-mother, 5 550; 
as world-soul, 13 263 (see also world-soul) 
animae transitus, 14 578 
animal(s) (for separate species, see ANIMALS), 1 67; 4 470, 556; 11 229; 13 128, 137n, 188,244,392; 14 277; 
ancestry, man's, 7 159; 12 171 (see also below s. vv. instinct! nature; soul); 
and anima, 7 374; 9i 358; 
as archetypal images of divine beings, 5 264; 9i 267, 419; 
and archetype(s), 7 109, 158, 185; child-archetype, 9i 270, 273n, 286; spirit, 9i 3gB, 421; biting by, 12 183, 186, 272, 273,jig. 118; 

Christian attitude to, 1032; 222 (see also below Jesus, sayin of); 
cloacal, 18 1°55-6; complexes in, 10842; 
as conscience of Epimetheus, 299n; 
creation of, 11 634-5; 13 30] differentiation among, 7 198; as "doctor," 5 503; 7 154n; 
in dreams, 6 671; 7132; 8 53 558; 9i 396; 18 525; as affecl 10 680; battle of, as uncoI scious functions, 6 671; an diagnosis of physical disorder, 681; 16343-7; 18 135&n, 23 299, 300; killed by doctor, 26 1; parents represented by, 264; as sexual symbols, 5 8; 45; and sympathetic system, 1 194, 2°3, 412; transformel into humans, 11 56, 109; 1: 183-4; 
emotional manifestations in, 1, 
540; 
in fairytales, 9i 4°5, 420 421; 
fighting, 6 671; 14 506n 669; 
founding, 18 536; 
four: Chinese, 12 548; 14573 in Daniel's vision, 13 365 and evangelists, 18 416; in Ezekiel's vision, see Ezekiel s.v.; in paintings, 13 jigs. 24, 25; of Yahweh, 11 600; 
as function of knowing and intuition, 9i 425; 
"helpful," motif of, 5 264, 538, 546; 8 558; 9i 156,421, 435; 9ii 291; 13 24ln; 1685; 
herds of, as symbol of psychic disunity, 14388; 
hypnotism among, 4 591; instinct in, see instinct s.v.; -instinct/nature, in man, 5 261, 398, 42 I, 46o, 653; 6 372, 456, 457; 7 30, 32, 35-6, 133, 134, 

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ANIMALS 
This sub-index lists separate species, including mammals, birds, insl reptiles, etc., and fabulous beasts. 
animal (cont.): 
214, 384, 428, 520; 1032; 11 541; 12 169, 171, 189; 13 120, 244; 14 581, 602; 17 106; as beast in man, 6 357; as divine power, 5 524; liberated by analysis, 7 439; in religion, 5 411n, 415; repressed, 7281439; sacrificed, 5 659; subjugation of, 5 104, 351, 396, 398; 7 17/427 (see also below soul, in man); 
and "inteIligent" acts of compensation, 18 1491; 
and Jesus, sayings of, 9i 74; 9ii 224; 12 433n; 
kiIIing of, as transgression against mother, 5 503; learning capacity of, 10 556; as libido symbols, 5 261, 421, 659; 7 133; 
love for, as compensation, 6 
468; 
magical, 55°3; 9i 435; 11 230; magnetism, 1021; 164,231; 17 128; 187°0,7°2,797; 
and man, distinguished, 6 458, 
518; 
in mandala(s), 9i 660; 13 figs. 24,25; 
memory in, limitations, 4 403; and mother: belong to Great Mother, 5 503; as fostermother, 5494, pIs. II, La; symbolic representative of animal mother, 5 503; terrifying animal as, 9i 161; 
nature, man's, see above instinct; noises in mania, .lee mania 
.\'.11.; 
and pagan conceptions of divinity, 589; 797; 11 600; identity of god and his animal ami- 
* 

* 

bute, 14601; 
passions as, 14 17 1; 
poltergeist in form of. 9i 457; produced by Sol/Luna coniunctio. 14 172; 
psyche/psychic processes, 5 258; 7 40; 8 387; 9i 225; 12 104, 118; 1854°; psychological paraIlelisms with, 13 11; 
as psychopomp, see psychopompul.; 
as redeemer, .lee redeemer S.T'. symbolism; 
sacred, 13 (P63"): 
sacri fice/ sacri ficial, see sacri fice S.v.; 
as saviour, 12 494; 
as self, symbols of, 9i 315; 9ii 356; 
sense of smeIl in, 18780; sensus naturae in, 8 393; 13 148; skins of, 5399n; 
social sense in, 4 641; 
soul, in man, 7 35; 9ii 370&n; 14 279, 282, 287 (see also above ancestry; instinct); 
soul of, 6 299; 7 172; 12 494; spaceltime orientation in, 8 842; 
symbols, 6 456; 
symbolism, and ancestor symbolism, 12 174; 
talking, 9i 396, 421,425; threeltriadof, 131700, 228&n; totem, 6 231, 531; 
training of, and adaptation, 4 410; 
as the unconscious, 5 503; 12 186; 14277,279; unconsciousness, in man, 5 415;787; 
variations of behaviour in, 7198 

alicorn, 12518, 529; .11'1' a{sIJ unicorn allSI'T H I'rmetis, see goose 
ant(s),3 193; 4 729: 8902,906: 
leaf-cutting, instinct in, 8 398 anteaters, 10 118 
antelope, 12 532 
ape(s), 8654; 10556; 11 56; 12 169, 
173,175,191,246; 13360; 
of God/Simia dei, devil as, 9i 456; 11120/1,252,262,263; 12 173,181, 204, fig· 67; Hanuman, 5 311; 
-man, 12 117, 119,fig· 35; Thoth as, 12 173; 
see also baboon; gibbon; monkey 
ass/donkey, 10 133; 13 165, 22811; 
1634°; 
in Apuleius, 5 102n: 13 228n: 14406&n; 
of Balaam, 5 421; 
of Buridan, 7487; 10709,855; as Christ, 9i 463; 
as daemon triunus, 12 539; feast of, 9i 461-3; 
jawbone of Samson's, 5 638: mock crucifixion/worship of, 5 421,622, pI. XLIII; 9i463; 9ii 129; 12 539; 
one-horned, 12518, 526n, 535, 547; 
patient's vision of, 9i 352; 
she-, and foal, 5 42111, 622; three-legged, 12 535-9 
avis Hermetis, see birds.v. of Hermes baboon, 12 173; cynocephalus/dog-headed, 8 411; 14277,279; Mercurius as, 13 359; Thoth as, 12 175,fig. 68 
barbel, see fish 
basilisk, 12 173,365,460; 13 180; 1487, 172; see also serpent 
bat, wings of, 13 fig. B2 

bear, 10 132; 12 117,Jij;" 9°: 
365; 143/1, 172; 
and Artemis, 5 11911, 49611; and Artio, goddess, 5 pI. chthonic, 12 263: constellations of. .lee Bear maill illdex; 
in dreams, 9i 340-3, 351: ~ four-coloured eyes, 11 90, 1 12 262-3: 
helpful, in fairytale, 9i 4 
424; 
Kore as, 9i 3 1 1 : 
as mother-symbol, 5 48: 
496; 
as prima materia, 12 263"fig· , -skin, vision of man with, 
487; 
as symbol of the self, 9i 315: 
356 
beast(s): blond, see blond be 
Nietzsche s.v. blond; 
lady of the, 9ii 178 
beaver, 8 81 
bees, 8 956; 9i 352; 
and dead lion, riddle, 5 521 and Mary, 9i 312n; "Woman of the -," 9i 3121 
beetle/scarab, 5 358; 8 843, 8 847, 850, 855, 857, 982; 9i 6 18 1203; 
Cetonia aI/rata, 8843, 982; in dream, 18202, 203; Mercurius and, 12 530; one-horned, 12518,530-1: 712n; 
sun-, 12 530; 
as symbol of self, 9i 315; 
356 
Behemoth, 5 87-9~ 6 311, 31 
434; 9ii 181, 185; 11635; 125' 14338; 
as eucharistic food, 9ii 178; and Leviathan, 644511, 45& 

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ANIMALS: BIRDS - COYOTE 
338, 343, pI. A4,figs. 13, 16, 22,25,28,3°,32; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius S.v. ; 
mythical, 13471-2; 
and opposites, paired, 13 462; 143, 483n; 16459; 
scarlet (Chu-niao), 14 248&n, 
40m; 
as self, symbols of, 9ii 356; and snake, 14 483n; 
soul-/as soul-images, 5 315&n, 547; 8 586; in underworld, 5 315n, 369n; 
as spirits, 5538; 9i 586; 13 321; 143; 
as spiritualization, 12fig. 22; as sun's ascent, 5 538; 
tail of, 5 36~; 
as thought(s), symbol of, 6458; 123°5; 13321,338; 
and tree, 13414-15; 
on tree of contemplation, 13 414; 
two fighting, 14 3; 16 459; two, flying and plucked/winged and wingless, 143, 180&nn; white, 9ii 356; 
as wishful thinking, 5367n; see also chicken; cock; cockatoo; crane; dove; eagle; falcon; fowl; golden plover; goose; griffin; hawk/sea hawk; hen; hoopoe; bis; kingfisher; magpie; night-heron; owl; peacock/ hen; phoenix; raven; stork; swallow; swan; vulture; weaverbird; woodpecker 
blindworm, 7 150 boa-constrictor, see serpent s.v. 
	boar, 12 5261'1 	. 
bull(s)/bullock(s), 6 350; 9i 323, 588n; 11 177; 12 183, 45~, 533; 13 193n, 341,401; 
as anima, 5 662; 
Apis-, 5 14Bn, 351, 579n; 14 3500; 
Behemoth as, 9ii 185; 
Christ as, 12 520-1; 
and cows, 6 340; 12 180; -deities, 9i 551; 
and dragon, 5 596; 
in dreams, 7 45; 1030; 16340; in Egyptian ritual, 5 148; 11 348n; 14 3501'1 (see also above Apis-); 
as father, 5 396; 
as fertility symbol, 4 497; 5 671; 16 340 (see also Mithras/ Mithraism s. v.); 
in Gilgamesh epos, 18 237, 238; 
one-horned, 9ii 311; 12 528; in Rig-Veda, 5322-3; -sacrifice, 5 65Bn, 663-5 (see also MithraslMithraism s.v.); 
as self, symbol of, 9ii 356; 
and snake, "father of," 5 671; 18 1079; 
as sun-symbol, 5 163n, 283n; Zagreus as, 5 527; 
see also calves; cattle; cow; ox; and see zodiac, twelve signs of; Taurus 
butterfly, 4 237, 263; 
and caterpillars, 4 237, 263, 269; 
and psyche, 5372; 8 663; symbol of self, 9i 315; 
see also moth 
calf, 14 407n 
calves, two-headed, 10 608; see also 
cattle 
camel, 12 535; 14 40~ 
caput curvi, see raven/crow s.v. 
cat(s), 7 8/417; 9ii 57; 12 494; 13 fig. 
32; 
carrying of, 3 207; 
in dreams, 2 825-7; 4181,182, 189; 
and earthquakes, 10 636; Egyptian sculpture of, 18325, 326; 
as Kore-/mother-figure, 9i 3 11 ; tomcat, 11 362; 
Turn as, 5425 
Behemoth (cont.): 
9ii 185, 188, 228; 11 681; 14 574; battle with, 9ii 133, 181 
birds, 4 665, 728, 739; 8 559; 12 21.;1,319,404,433,497n; 13 148, 318,415-17; 14 3n, 5, 8m, 637; 16494,538n; 
in alchemy, 12 (P287),fig. 22; 13321,374,415; 14 180&nn, 248; 16459; 
angels as, 536911, 538; 
anima as, 9i 358, 365,371,376; black, 9ii 356; 11 Ill; 12 307; 14248; 
and Christ, allegory of, 9ii 127; as death omen, 8 844-5, 850&n, 851,857; 
in dreams/waking dreams, 9i 359, 365; 11 Ill; 12 307; earth-, 9i 586; 
as Epimethean symbol, 6 458; gold and silver, 12fig. 142C; green, 13374; 14 136; 
of Heaven, 13 414; 
helpful, 5 369n; in fairytales, 9i 405, 435; and hero, 5 538&n, 547; 
of Hermes/avis H ermetis, in alchemy, 12 fig. 267; 13 250; 14 6, 248, 727; chick of Hermes, Mercurius as, 14 637; origin and meaning of, 1425°; point (chick) in egg-yolk as, 9ii 345; 13188; 1441; 
INSTANCES: dove, 12.fig. 178; goose, 9i 686; 12 45~,fig. 198; 
14 727n; ibis, 14 250; peacock, 14 391; pelican, 12 457n; raven, 14 727; stork, 12 457n; swan!cygnus Hennetis, 12 fig. 198; 
as Holy Ghost, symbol of, 6458 (see also dove s.v.); 
as ideal, symbol of, 6 458; language of, 5624n; 
in mandalas/pictures, 9i 321, 572, 597, 604, 660; 13 321, 
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caterpillar(s), 4 237, 263, 269; 636 
catfish, 18 6~ 
cattle: bewitchment of, 8 571; goddess of, 5 662; 
of Laodonia, 5 212; origin of, 5664; 
sickness of, and fire-makil rite,5212; 
see also bull; calves; cow; ox cauda pavonis, see peacock centaurs, 5 422&n; 
origin, 5 4600 
cervus/servus jugitivus, see deer/stag chamaeleon, 14 182, 183 chicken/chick, see hen 
ch'i-lin, see unicorn s.v. China chimera, 5 265; 13 176n cock(s), 12494; 13 148; 14 24; 
and Aion, 5 425; 
and Cautopates, 5 299; in dream, 8945; 
and hen, 12fig. 167; 13 278; l 353&n; 
as lust, in World Wheel, 9i 64~ 12 123; 
and Peter, 5 289; 
and Phrygian god Men, 5 29! pI. XXla; 
plucked while living, 11 361 13 139n, 441; 
as sun animal, 5 2ggn; as time symbol, 5 425 
cockatoo, anthropological symbol 
13 253 cockchafer, 12 168 cockroach, 18 1589 corvus, see raven/etc. 
cow, 6351-2; 9i 414;14 86; burial in, for rebirth, 5682n; !l 231; 
in dream, 18 1291; 
heavenly, 5 351, 360, 40Bn 423n, 454, pI. XXXb,fig. 25; as mother, 5 263, 358, 558, pI w; archetype, 9i 156; 
see also bull; calves; cattle coyote, 7 15~; 
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ANIMALS: CRAB - DRAGON 

ANIMALS: CRAB - DRAGON 

coyote (cont.): 
as trickster-figure, 9i 473 
crab,9ifig· 3; 
and Cancer, zodiacal sign, 9i 
6°4-5; 
and crayfish, 9i 604; 
in patient's dream, 5 365; 7 123-4°,144; 18 170, 180, 182, 19°,192,195, 196,199,201; represents abdomen, 18 194; symbol: of contents of unconscious, 7 158, 162-3; of self, 9i 
315 
cranes, 8 850n crayfish, 9i 604 
crocodile(s), 5 147n; 6 947; 8 941; 9i 270, 486n, 604n; 9ii 385; 10 106, 115, 117, 129, 939; 11 599; 13 lo5n; 
as Kore/mother-figure, 9i 311; as opposites, 13 315,fig. 10 crow, see raven 
cygnus H ermetis, see swan cyrwcePhalus, see baboon 
deer/stag, 12 544, 548, fig· 246; 13 
248; 
antlers, 4 665; 
as Christ, 8 559&n; 
as lapis (cervus fugitivus), 14 188n; 
as Luna, 14 24; 
as Mercurius, 8 55~; 9ii 234; (cervus fugitivus), 12 84, 187, 518; 13 218,259; 16478; 
as soul and spirit (with unicorn), see unicorn S.v. stag 
dog(s)/bitchlcani5, 4 235; 5 217, 354; 13 9°,319; 14172,5°00; 16 496; 
TITLE: "The Dog," 14 174-88; Armenian bitch, Luna as, 1424, 172n, 174-5; 16458; begetting of, 13 97n; 
black, and mandrake, 13 410; canicula, 5355; 14 181; Coetanean/coetaneum, 14 174; 16 353&n, 458; 
Corascene, 14 27, 172n, 174, 
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182; 16 353n, 458n; Gabricus as, 13 125; 
in Gnosticism, as Logos, 14 17~; 
and Hecate, attributes of, 5 355, 577; 14 2ln, 24; 
Indian, 14 174n; 
in Khidr legend, 9i 242n; as lapis, 14 177n; 
-like woman, significance of, 13 278; 
lion and, 144°7; 
as Logos, 13 278n; 14 174n, 176; 
Mephistopheles as, see Goethe: 
Faust: Characters s.v. Mephistopheles 
miraculous, in fairytale, 9i 404n; 
in Mithraic sacrifice, 5 354; and moon, 14 183; 
moon as bitch, 14 24, 174, 181 (see also above Armenian bitch); proverbial, 7 324, 497; 
psychic processes in, 8 364; puppy of celestial hue (filius canis coelici coloris), 13 278n; 14 174-7; 
rabid, 14 154, 182-3; -sacrifices, 5 577; 
-star, 5 354; 
talking, "Clever Hans," 8 364n; 18893&n; 
threeltriad of conscious, In mandala, 9i 693; 
and underworld, 5 577; and wolf, fighting, 14 3; wolf-, Mercurius as, 9ii 234 
dolphin(s), 9i 298, 327, 328; 13 334; 
and womb, 5 36gn donkey, see ass 
dove(s), 5 367n; 7395; 9ii 178n; 11 276, 43ln; 13 459; 14 73n; 16 451&n, 454,fig· 3; 
as avis Hermetis, 12fig. 178; Christ as, 14 205&n; 
of Diana, 14 73n, 182, 185&n, 

187, 408&n, 410; 
and Holy GhostlParaclete, symbol of, 5 150, 198, 492; 6 458; 8 319, 336; 9i 108; 11 486; 12 500, fig. 166; 13 1 19; 14 73n, 2°5, 352; 16410,416, 455,fig· 4; 
as Mary, 9i 93; 14 73n, 205&n; as Mercurius, 12 518&n, fig. 134; 16453; 
Noah's, 14 205n, 625; 16381, 
410; 
sacred to Church, 18222; Sophia/Sapientia as, 8 336; 9i 93; 9ii 307; 11 646; 14 205; 
as symbol of female elements, 1481 ; 
white,9ii215; 11150, 160n; 12 443,5°0; 13 123n; 1481 
dragon (s), 7 129; 8 558; 9i 282; 12 173, 336, 4°4, 454, 46o, 547,figs. 46, 47, 73, 118, 187, 189, 196, 199; 14 15,85,86,147, 473, 5°00, 546; 
in Acts of Thomas, 9ii 307; in alchemical process, 9i 686; as anima, 9i 362; 
as anima mundi, 9i 707; 
in Apocalypse, 5 314, fig. 22; 9ii 22, 163; 11 710,711,713; 13 2go; 14264,416; 
assault by, 5fig· 35; Babylonian, 14 14°,4°8,420; blood of, 14415; 
bull and, 5 596; 
burning, 13 444; 
castle, 13 33; 
and cave, legends of, 5 567n, 572-4; 18258,263,27°; Chinese, 9ii 385; 10 '939; 11 931; and p'an Ku, 14573; and "River Map" in! ehing, 9i 642; of Tao, 9i 40; 
as Christ and Antichrist, 5 576; 13416; 14 141,483; 
chthonic, 9i 270, 707; 9ii 385; 13417; 
constellation of, 8394; 14 176; 
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crowned, 14472; 
as devil, 11 713; 14235, 238; dismemberment of, 11 357 403: 13 87: 14 15, 155, 238 4°4,493: 
as divine water, 13 1O~; 
in dreams, 9i 349,351,362; earth-, 14 241, 244; 
egg synonym for, 13 109; in fairytales, 9i 417; 
as filius macTocosmi, 14 141; fire-spitting, 13 398, 426; 1· 3°,632; 
four-headed, 12fig. 142C.; 
in Gnosticism, 14 627; green/draco viridi5, 13 319; 
as guardians (of treasure), 395; 7261/477; 9i 267; 13 314 1485; 
headlcaput dragonis and tail oj 9ii 158; 13 105n, 38ln,416; 1 140-2,408,493n; 
and hero myth/conflict, 4 49< 738; 5 569, 575, pI. XVIII; 445&n, 448, 7go; 8 415, 55! 718; 12437; 13 118, 319,fil 14; 14 3°1, 756; 18 195, 23~ 234, 249, 530, 548; identity ( hero and dragon, 5 580; 1 195; as psychologem, 5 580; of Hesperides, 5577; 
and incest taboo, 5 395; 1 188; 
killing of, 11 351; 13 109~ 426; 14 16~9, 188; 
and lion, 144°4; 
and maiden, 5 671; many-eyed, Pantophthalmu 13 114, 267; 
mercurial fire in belly of, 1 257; 
Mercurius as, 9i 553&n, 551 689; 11 420; 12 84, 209, 40' 427, 518,53°, 548,figs. 38,54 13 168n, 267; 
mother-, see mother s.v.; motif, 14264; 188o, 191, 191 196; 

ANIMALS: EAGLE -- FISH 

ANIMALS: EAGLE - FISH 

dragon (cont.): 
of neurosis, 7 48; 
"night sea journey" in, 8 68-9, 326 (see also whale/whaledragon); 
nigredo as, 14 733; 
old, 13267; 14.548; one-horned, 12 518; poisonous, 13267,426; 14172; positive significance of, 9ii 385; 10939; 
as prima materia, 9ii 240; 12 26, 
425, 427, 530, figs. 142 C&F, 267; sacrifice of, in alchemy, 56400; 11 349,403; 
salt as, 14 244, 338; 
of the sea, 14 301; 
as self/symbol of self, 9i 315; 14 296; 
self-consu ming/ devouring/taileating, 5 pI. LIXa; 11351,420; 12 figs. 46, 47, 142Q; 13 105, 115, 168n, 322; 14 143, 241, 244 (see also uroboros); self-creating and self-destroying, 1226,460; 13 115; 14 143; as snake, synonym/link, 9ii 36gn, 385; 18 258, 533; 
Sol as, 14 168-9; 
and springs/waters, 5 503n; 8 335; 
stone of, 9ii 213, 214; 
sulphur as, 14 135&n; 
and sun, fight, 5 425; 
teeth, sowing of, 14 85-6; Tiamat, Babylonian motherdragon, see Tiamat; 
and tree, 13314,417,461; two, 9ii 18In; 13267,314,315; 14307; 
as th~ unconscious, 5 580; 13 118, 314,jig. 9; 14 277; whale-, see whale-dragon; winged/wingless, 9i 556; 9ii 185; 13 267; 143, 140,296; 16 353, 459, 494; 
and woman, 5 315&n, 574n; -, buried together, 14 15, 65, 

293, 657n, 669; coniugium/ embrace, 1430, 168, 293, 669 
eagle(s),9i 588n; 12 173,336, 518, jigs. 97, 142G,K, 200, 229; 13 228,361,398,418,459; 14 147, 172,182,404,453n; 
in alchemical symbolism, 5 235n; 
as allegory of Christ, 9ii I 27; 14 147; 
arrow-shooting, nine, 14 23n, 416; 
black, 11 II In; 12 304; brazen,13 124; 14317n; double, 12jigs. 20, 98, 266; and dragon, in alchemical process, 9i 686; 
in dreams/visual impressions, 12304-6; 13466-75,479; Elijah as, 10 62 2n; 
in 11 Esdras vision, 9ii 185; 12 57n; 
in Ezekiel's vision, 13 361; Mercurius as, 12 84, 518; 13 246; 14637; 
self-devouring, 14 172n; 
silver, 12 jig. 142 G, b: 
soul as, 9ii 118&n; 12 306; 
as spirit, 14453n; 
as sun, 5 23sn, 633; 14175; in tetramorph, 14 573n; 
and toad, as opposites, 14 2, 172; 
and vulture/crow, 12 2200, 305; 
white, 12jig. 142b; 
of Zarathustra, 14483n eel, 18 1228 
elephant, 4 337; 12 117,5200,536; in Buddha myth, 5 4900, 492; as symbol of self, 9i 315; 9ii 356; 
white, 16551,560 
elk, and trickster figure, 9i 473 falcon: Indra as, 5 659; 
Ra as, 9i 661 
fish(es), 7 129, 9i 254; 9ii 385; 12 171,433; 13 go, jig. 32; 14 147; 

18 1827; 
TITLES: "The Alchemical Interpretation of the Fish," 9ii 239-66; 
"The Ambivalence of the Fish Symbol," 9ii 181-92; 
"The Fish in Alchemy," 9ii 193-238; 
"The Historical Significance of the Fish," 9ii 162-80; 
"The Sign of the Fishes," 9ii 127-49; 
in Abercius inscription, 9i 55W; 9ii 127&n, 178; 
as allegory of the damned, 9ii 187; 
ambivalence of, 9ii 181-92; April, and synchronicity, 8 826, 827&n,97°; 
in Arab tradition, 9ii 189; 
as arcane substance, see arcane substance; 
in astrology, 9ii 128, 147, 173; 18 1621; Babylonian and Indian, 9ii 173; Piscis Austrinus, 9ii 173n (see also zodiac, twelve signs of: Pisces/Fish); 
and Atargatis (Phoenician), 9ii 186; 
as bad qualities, source of, 9ii 174; 
barbel,9ii 187; 
and Christ/Christianity, 11 174n; 18255,362; and assimilation of Christ into world of pagan ideas, 9ii 147, 172,285; as attribute of Christ, 9i 671; and baptism in piscina/ "fishpond," 9ii 145, 147; as Christ, symbol of, 9ii 122, 127-8, 145, 147, 177; 10 293; Christ as fish: "drawn from the deep," 9i 38, 9ii 132n, 185; -, that is eaten, 9ii 148, 174; Christian aeon of, 9ii (pix), 114, 147-8, 172, 177; and Dionysian symbol, 12 177, 41&; disciples as fishers of 

men, 9ii 147-8; and earl Church/primitive Christianity 9ii 127, 294; 18 222; Grea Fish, 9i 551&n; 9ii 183, 185 Ichthys and, see Ichthys s.v Christian symbolism; meals, 9 24~; 9ii 147&n, 174; 11343n 13 jig. B 1; meal eaten by resur rected Christ, 9ii 18&; mirad of loaves and, 9ii 147, 148 miraculous draught of, 9ii 145 cinedian,9ii 213; as day-star, 5 292; 
devilfish, 5 574n; 
in dreams, 5 290; 8 826, 970 golden, 9ii 236,237; Ufo as, II 712-13; 
as Eastern symbol, 9ii 127; echeneil /echinlls /s ucking -fish/ remora, 9ii 217-19, 223, 224 225,239&n; 
in Egypt: cult of, 9ii 186; a soul-symbol,9ii 187; 
eyes of, 8 394; 10 766, 807-8 1445-6, 64&n, 344n, 345 752; 
as fertility symbol, 13jig. A2; and fire/burning, 9ii 198 210-11; 
-glue, 9ii 19~; goat-, 5 290; 
gods/deities, 9ii 186 (see als( Adonis; Atargatis; Dagon; Ea Ichthys; Manu; Nina; Nun Oannes; Vishnu); 
half-human, motif of, 13 218; hero's battle with, 5 310 537-8; 8 718 (see also whale· dragon; and see night sea journey); 
historical significance of, 9i: 162-80; 18 1058-9; 
with horns, 5 2900; one· horned, 12 518,jig. 254; 
and incarnation, 9ii 185; 
in Jewish tradition, 9ii 178 186; 
-king, Kombili, 5311; 

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ANIMALS: FOWL - LAMB 
ANIMALS: FOWL - LAMB 
fish (cont.): 
-king, Mishe-Nahma, 5 537; 
in Lambspringk, 9ii 224, 234; 143; 
and Leviathan, 9ii 183-5; 
loss of, in Koran/Khidr legend, 5282,291; 9i 244-7; 9ii 173; as love, sacred and profane, 9ii 198-9; 
magnetism of, 9ii 239; 
of Manu, 52900; 9ii 127,176; 12533; 
Matsya (Hindu), 9ii 272; meals, pagan, 9ii 186; 13 fig. B 1; of "Thracian riders," 9ii 127 (see also above Christ s.v. meals); 
Messianic significance of, 9ii 178,224; 
monk as, 9ii 175; 
as mother: evil symbol of, 9i 157; Terrible Mother, 5 369; Nun as, 5 2900; 9i 244; 9ii 173, 186; 
and Oannes, see Oannes; 
and opposites, in God, 9ii 183-5; 
oxyrhynchus, 9ii 187&n; 
in patients' mandalas, 9i 66973; 13 334; 
Platonic month of, 9ii (pix), 
231; 
pot-fish, 13 193n; 
pregnancy by swallowing, 17 44; 
and psychopompos, symbol of, 9ii 225; 
pul'TTUJ marinus, 9ii 197; ray, 10713; 
as redeemer-figure, 9ii 291; 16 254; 
as renewal and rebirth, symbol of, 5 290; 
"round," 9i 246; 9ii 195-9, 213-14,217-19,223; 1192&n; 12433n; 13 101&n; 
as ruling power, 9ii 229,231; as saviour, symbol of, 9i 38; 
as self, symbol of, 9ii 122, 225, 286, 2g6, 356; 
as sepulchral symbol, 9ii 178; and serpent/snake, 9i 671; 9ii 291; 
seven, on earthenware lamp, 12fig. 202; 
as Son, symbol of, 11 257; as soul-symbol, 9ii 187; southern, 9ii 17sn, 174; starfish,9ii 197-9, 239n; 
star of the sea/stella marina/stella maris, 9ii 210; 
symbols, 8 816, 827; 9i 247n; 9ii (pix), 127; 
and synchronicity, see above April; 
Tobit and, 9ii 174; 
and transformation, 9i 248; two, 9ii 172, 173, 177, 225, 228-9; 11 257, (P357); as mother and son, 9ii 177; 
as unborn child, 5 290; 
as unconscious content(s), 5 2900; 8 827; 9i 245, 248; 13 241; 
Vishnu as, 5 449, pI. XLVII; 9ii 176; 12 533,fig· 255; voracious, 5 369; 9ii 174, 187; see also catfish; crayfish; dolphin; herring; jellyfish 
fowl, 11 361 
fox, as Mercurius, 13 24In frog(s), 7 8/417 
gazelle, horn of, 12 534 gibbon, 12 164, 175, 181; 
goat, 9i 597, 603; 12 105; 16340; black, blood of, 14 77-8; 
as evil, image of, 6 389; 
in fairytale, 9i 413; 
-fish, 5 290; 
one-footed, 14 735; 
as sexual symbol, 1473,511 golden plover, 5439-40 goose, 12 561; 
of Hermeslanser Hermetis (avis Hermetis), 9i 686; 12 457n, fig· 198; 14727n; 
Mercurius as, 14637; tree-, 1525 grasshopper, 13 fig· 25 
griffin, 9i 407n; 12 fig. 246; 13 (P63n); 144°?n 
hamsa, see swan s.V. 
hare: as Mercurius, 13 24In; 
as mother archetype, 9i 156; motif, in mandala, 9i 694,fig. 39; 
as redeemer-figure, 8 229; 10 
679; 16 254; 
as self, symbol of, 10 779 hawk, 13360; 
and trickster-figure, 9i 473; sea-, 9ii 292n, 296 hen/chicken/chick, 10 636; 12 83, 
512; 14 147; 
chick as bird of Hermes, see bird s.v. of Hermes; 
chicken, as alchemical symbol, 13188; 1441; 
and cock, 12fig. 167; 13 278; herring, 5 367n 
hoopoe, 11 362 
horse(s), 12 494, 526n, 535, 548 ,fig· 
206; 14407n; 16353; 
as animal instinct in man, 5 421; 16347; 
as archetype, 16347-8; 
belly of, in alchemy, 14 360; black: Apaosha, 5 395; of death, 16 347; in dreams, see below s.v.; 
changing into, 5 42 In; 
as death/herald of death, 5 427-8; 16347; 
and devil, 5421; 
in dreams, 3 123-9; 4218-21, 3°0,356,361; 78, 101419; 16 343-7; black, 9i 71-2, 74, 398; 17208; 
as fire and light symbol, 5423; in Freud's case, 1747; goddess of, 5 577; 
head of, 5421n; 
hero and, 5 421, 616, 679; hoof(s) of, see below sexual; 
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human-footed, 5 421; 
as libido-symbol, 5421,658; as lower part of body, 16347; man-eating, 5427n; 
as mother-symbol, 5 3°2, 373 421,658; 16347-8; 
as movement/energy, symbo of, 5 3°2, 658; 16347; 
in mythology, 5421-8; 16347; and nightmares, 537°,421; Odin's, 13 46In; 
one-horned, 12518; 
and rider, 5 370, 421, 678; and rta, 6 34gn, 353; -sacrifice, 5 424, 657-9, 675; as self, symbol of, 9ii 356; 
as sexual symbol/horse's hoof as, 3 289; 537°,421-2,638; 11 34°; 
snake and, 5 (P459); symbolism, 5 42 1-8; three-legged, 5 427-8; 11 
fairytales, 9i 423-5; thunder-, 5421, 423; 
white, 5 421, 439n; 11 725 black and, see Plato, parables; witches and, 5 42 In; 
of Wotan, 10 373; 
see also mare 
hyenas, 10 126 ibex, 12 183 
ibis: and avis Hermetis, 14 250; 
and Mercurius, 12 530; 13 35! 
insects, 8 673, 674, 955; 
symbiotic functions of, 18540 and Ufos, 10 667; 
see also bees; beetle; buttedl.) cockchafer; cockroach; grass hopper; rose-chafer; spider wasp 
invertebrates, 8 322 
jackal, 13 360 jellyfish/scyphomedusa, 5 500, 501 
9ii 196, 208, 213, 239n; 
see also fish(es): "round" s.v kartazonon, see unicorn s. v. kingfisher, 13 fig. 32 
lamb/Lamb, 6 312; 8 229; 9i 42~ 
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ANIMALS: LEOPARD - OWL 
ANIMALS: LEOPARD - OWL 
lamb (cont.): 
9ii 162; 12 fig. 62; 13fig· 22; 15 175; 16254; 
in Apocalypse/Revelation, 9i 14; 9ii 14Jn, 167; 11 708, 712-13, 715-16; 12 139; marriage of, 5 316-17, 330; 9ii 22, 68,425; 11726,743-4,748; 13 225, 227; 14200,412,524-5, 528,664; 
Christ as, 5 659, 667, 668n; Christian sacrifice of, 5 294; 12 41Jn; 
Church as bride of, 9ii 319; of God, 5 4W; 10679; 12417; sacred in early Church, 18222; sacrifice, in fairy tale, 9i 433n; as symbol of spirit, 11 276 
leopard, 9i 352; 13 365; -woman, 10 129, 133 
Leviathan, 6444; 9i 553n, 673; 9ii 188, 228n, 285; 11 599, 681; 12 547 ,fig· 28; 13 334, 450; 14255, 277, 338, 574,637; 16 560; 
as animal force, 5 87-9, 173-4, 383-6; 
and Behemoth, see Behemoth s.v. ; 
as devil, 9i 559n; 11 250; fish and, 9ii 185; 
Jewish, as eucharistic food in Paradise, 9ii 174, 185; 14338; male and female, 9ii 181 
lion(s), 9i 267, 588n; 13 182&n, 228,figs. 22,25; 144°5,512-13, 573n; 16 533; 18 1827; "antiquus," 14 405; 
arcane substance as, 13 97n; 14 147,404&n; 
as Archangel Michael, 9ii 128; 
in astrology, 5 6000; 14 493n (see also zodiac, twelve signs of: 
Leo); 
blood of, see blood s.v. 
as Christ, symbol of, 12547; 13 275&n; 14 147,429,454; 
as Christ and devil/Satan, 9ii 
127; 10 846 (see also below devil); 
corruption of, 14 21; 
in Daniel's vision, 13 365; 
deus leontocephalus (Aion), 5 163n, 425, pI. XLIV; 
devil as, 5 525; 12 84, 173, 277; 13 246; 14 408, 467 (see also above as Christ and devil); and dog, 144°7; 
and dragon, 14 404, 493; in dreams, 7 45; 
dung of, 14 403n; 
erotic aspect of, 14 408, 416, 426; 
in II Esdras, 9ii 185; 
and evangelists, four, 8 55gn; as evil passions/violence, 14 140, 188,4°4; 
in Ezekiel's vision, 13361; 
in fairytales, 9i 4°5,423, 424; fighting, 144°5,415, 5000; in Gnosticism, 13 275; golden, 12 fig. 142a; 
green, in alchemy, 9i 2400; 12 491&n, 498, 519, .figs. 142E, 169; 13 275; 14 404-5, 415n, 416, 419, 453; 16 453, 454n; blood of,see bloods.v.; and red, 13 267, 275; 14 405&n, 473; as heat of midsummer, 5 600n, 67w; 
and heroes, 5 6000; 
-hunt, of Marchos, 14386, 409, 412n; 
of Judah, tribe of/Messiah as, 5 524; 9ii 167; 13275,3900; King andlRex and Leo, 144°5, 416,467; 
as latent affects, 12 277; as libido symbol, 18 1078; 
and lioness, winged and wingless, 14 3, 404, 408; 
and Luna, 14 24; 
in mandalas, 9i 660; man-faced, 9i 660; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v.; 
in Mithraism, 5 89n, 421, 425, 671, pI. LXIII; 
mutilation of/paws cut off, 11 351,357; 12498n,547; 13401, 426; 14169,493,512; Nemean, 5 265, 4500; 
paws of, see above mutilation; and queen, 14429; 
red, 12 fig. 142K; 14 405 (see also above green and red); Samson and, 5 176, 425n, 526; 14639; 
and Saturn, 9ii 128; 13 275, 
383; 
self-devouring, 11 351; 
and self, symbol of, 9i 315; and snake, 5421,425,671, pI. LXIIIb; 14 3n; 
sulphur and, 14 135n, 140, 4°7; 
and sun/Sol, 9i 267; 13398; 14 21&n, 168, 172, 175,4°7; sun-eating, in alchemy, 5 pI. XXXIIb; .9i 246n; 12 355, 436, fig· 169; 16453, 455n; 
taming of, 12 522; 
as totality, 13 383; transforming substance as, 12 173; 
and unicorn, 12 49ln, 518, 546-7,fig· 246, 258; 
as "vitrum" (glass), 14 40~; Zarathustrian, 7 37 
lizard(s), 7 150; 12 404n; goddess of, 5 pI. X VI; green, Venus as, 14 395 magpie(s), 8 8500; 
talking, in fairytales, 9i 405n 
mare(s):of Lusitania, 5 1500; man-eating, 12 457n; 
and nightmare, etymological connection, 5 370; 
see also horse 
mastodon, in dream, 18 135n, 138, 194; 
mice, 78/417; 
in dream, 2 828-9; 
in patient's fantasy, 18 1055 
mole, 14 183 mollusc, 9ii 196 
monkey(s), 9i 270, 312; 12 245; demon as, 12fig· 67; monoceros, see unicorn s.v. monster/monstrum, 5 261, 369; 160; 124°4, 517, 526, 536,fi~ 
227, 256; 
attributes of death, 9ii 1!:l4; devouring, 5 pI. LXII; hermaphroditic, 13 173, 268; horned,9ii 167; 
and maiden, 14 300; mass as, 735; 
of maternal abyss, 7 261,477 motif, 18 80; 
primordial, 13 130; 
sea, 4477; 5 387, 538&n, 681 11 718; and hero, 5 538 (see al. Behemoth; Leviathan); 
soul as, 12 215; 
splitting of, 9ii 184-5; symbol, 18 229; 
with vulture's wings, 13 105n see also dragon: serpent; whal 
dragon 
moth,5 124, 164, 165,372; Sphingidae, 5 372; 
see also yucca moth namazu, 1867n 
narwhal, horn of, 12 figs. 239, 26: night-heron! -raven!nycticorax, 9ii 
127; 10846; 13246; 14147,72 octopus, 7 129; 9i 352,fig. 3; 1074 onager, 12 536 
"Ortus;' in alchemy, 14 277, 28 282,285,4700 
oryx, 14 277n 
ox(-en), 12 45Jn, 535, 548; 13 16! 
228,361; 14573n; 
in dream of Archelaos, 1824 242; 
fishes and, 9ii u5, u8, 231; and flaying motif, 5 595; 1 348; 13 92; 
Gayomart's, 5 662; 
see also cattle 
owl, 14314 
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ANIMALS: OYSTER - SERPENT 

oyster, in Scheffel's poem, 5 36711 
parrots,oram.\, 18 465 
peacock, 9i 352; 12 319,jig. 230; 13 
148; 14398; 18 1827; 
as allegory of Christ, 12 498; as avis Hermetis, 14 391; 
egg of, 9i 58071, 685; 
eye of, 9i 580; 
flesh of, 12 491, 498; 14 387, 400&n, 4°1; 
in Gnosticism, 9i 685; 
as rebirth and resurrection, 9i 685, 686; 14395-6, 398; 
as righteousness, 14 399; 
as soul, 14399; 
and sun, 5 163n; 14399; sweat of, 9i 580n; 
tail oflcauda pavonis, 8 394&n; 9i5Ro-l&n,596,685-6; 12 263, 334, 404, figs. Ill, 142XX; 13 19on, 192n, 38on; 14 388, 391-2, 397, 430, 434; 16480; see also lapis philosoPhurum s.v. colours 
pelican: as allegory of Christ, 8 559, frontispiece; 9ii 377n; 12jigs. 89, 256; 13 116,jig. B2; 14 lO&n; 16 533; 
as avis Hermetis, 12 45711; philosophical/alchemical vessel, see vas/vessel s. v. Hermetic, "philosophical Pelican" 
pheasant, fat of, 11 980 
phoenix, 5 23511; 9i 661, 686; 12 306, 457&n, 497n, 515,jigS. 4,93, 142C; 13 163n, 273n; 14 4511, 248n, 277, 281&n, 286-7, 303, 317,472,4700,573; 
as Christ, 12 498; 14 285, 474-5; 
as Mercurius, 12 548; 14 637; and peacock, 9i 685-6; 12 498; and Semenda Bird, 9i 685; 
as sun symbol, 5 163n, 235n; as transformation and rebirth symbol, 5 165, 538; 12jig. 270; 1482, 282,396; 

pig, 4 553; 6 27; 9i 325, 413, 644; 
12 123; 13jig. 22 pigeon, 10 636 
platypus, duck-billed, 18569 plover, see golden plover 
poodle, see Goethe: Faust s.v. 
characters/themes s. lI. puff-adder, see serpent/snake Python, see serpent s.v. 
rabbits, in cryptomnesic image, 1 140, 180-1 
ram, 9i 551; 9ii 147; 11 406n, 708, 
743; 12 74n; 
aeon of, 9ii 162; 
association with gods, 5 357, pI. XIIIb; 13 360; 
Christ as, 9ii 147&n, 148; daemonic, 9ii 167; deities, 9i 55 1; 
of Isaac, 18 1522; 
of Mendes, 5 357; 13 360; 
as sacrifice, 5 294, 668n; 
as sun symbol, 5 163n; zodiacal sign of, see zodiac, twelve signs of: Aries: 
see also lamb; sheep 
rats, in patient's fantasy, 18 1055 rattlesnake, see serpent S.v. raven/crow/corvus, 12 305; 13 123n; 
1437,172,727, 734&n; 16 494n, 510; 
Apollo and, 9i 428n; 
as bird of Hermes, 14727; caput corvi/head of, 9i 58on; 9ii 329; 12 404,jigs. 115, 142NN; 1333711; 14392,396,398,485, 494,724,727,729,73°,731; as Christ, 9ii 127; 10 846; 14 728; 
in coniunctio, 14 81; crucifixion of, 9i 427-8, 434; as devil, 9i 433; 12 173; 14727, 74w; 16533; 
and dove, battle, 14 73In; as evil, 9i 42871; 
in fairytales, 9i 422, 427-9, 428n, 433; 14 574; 
in mandala, 9i 597; 

Mercurius as, 12 84; 13 246; as caput corvi, 12 404; 
in Mithraism, 5 8911, 369n; night-, see night-heron/-raven; as nigredo, 5 83n; 14 727, 741; and Noah's Ark, 9i 428n; 
as sinner, 14 731; 
as soul-sym.bol, 14 731&n; transforming substance as, 12 173; 
two, 14 731; 18 1694 ray, see fish 
re-em, see unicorn 
remora, see fish s.v. echenei5 rhinoceros, 11 408; 12522, 524; 
horn of, 12 549; 
with tick-birds, 18 81 &n roebuck, as symbol of unconscious, 
55°3 
roes, two, 9ii 168 
rose-chafer, 8 843, 982 salamander, 9i 31 In, 705; 10 745; 
12 404n; 13 177; 14 172n; 16 399; 1867; 
Hermetic vessel, 12 391, fig. 138; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. salamander 
scarab, see beetle 
scorpion, 11 35911; 12 460; 13 94, 
I05n, 170; 
in alchemy, 14 58, 172; 
see also zodiac, twelve signs of S.lI. ~corpio 
sea-hawk, see hawk sea-horse, 9i 327 seal(s), 9ii 338; 
of Proteus, 9ii 338; sea-monster, see monster s.v. sea-urchin, 9ii 239n; 
see also fish S.vV. echeneis, starfish 
serpent(s)/snake(s), 3 284; 5 677; 7 8/417,129,437; 9ii 296, 367; 12 336, 354, jigs. 54, 86, 183, 190, 203-5; 13 270, 359,jigs. A4, B2, 11, 12, 32; 14 147, 172, 260, 627n; 16516; 18 1827; 
Adam and, 9ii 369, 385-6; 

adder (Echion), 5 662n (see alsl below puff-adder); Aesculapian, 9ii 294, 385n; I· 305, 483; 17 300; 
in African legend, 5 620; Agathodaimon/ aya6o~ 8atlLwlI, 5 410, 580, 593, jig 37; 9i 560; 9ii 291, 293, 366 385n; 11 276; 12 469; 13 86 89n, 97n, 137,448; 145, 6&n 251,261,48on; 
as ani ma, 5 678; 9i 59, 358 376; 
and Anthropos, 9ii 367, 369; Apep-, 14 482n; 
Apophis-, 5425; 9ii 366; asp, 58; 
in astrology, 9ii 173; l' 493n(see also below zodiac); 
and Batak ancestor-columns, ~ 512; 
and bird, 4 591; 14483n; -bite, 4 512; 5351,450-2,458 551, 613, 615, (P459), pI LXIV; 1423, 27; biting its owr tail, 12470; 1441; cure for, ir Egypt, 5 453; 8 307, 313; U 230, 231; in foot/heel, f 450&n; 83°5, 3°7-8; in genita region, 5 585; of phallus (ir stele of Priapus), 5 680, pI LXlb; 18 1078 (see also belou castration); 
black, 9i 559, 567, 574, 585 Picture 4; 
boa-constrictor, 5 452n; 
brain and, 14 626n; 
in Breuer's case, 7 6/415; and bull, see bull s. v. ; 
Cadmus and Harmonia as, 1< 87; 
castration by, 5 681; 18 1062; in cave, 5541,577,676; 8555 13 118; 18 256-7, 260, 272; as cerebrospinal system/cere bellum and spinal cord, 5 580 9i 282, 667; 9ii 291, 369; -charmers, 14493n; 

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serpent (cont.): 
Chnuphis, 12 338n,jig. 203; Christ as, 5575; 9ii 291, 367, 369; 12 184; 13 137; 14 147, 483; 18 1077; and devil/Satan as, 5 580; 9ii 127, 293, 366, 385, 390; 10 846 (see also below devil as); prefigured by serpent on pole, 5 163n, pI. IXb; 14 60?n (see also below crucified); Chryse as, 5 450; 
chthonic, 5 676; 9i 270; 9ii 385; 124°4; 13448; 
as circle/describing circle, 11 109; 1262, 105, 129, 329; 
and cista, 5 pI. L VIIa; 
coiled round egg, 12 325; crucified, 5 575, pI. IXb; 9ii 13on; 11349; 12 481 ,jigs. 217, 238; 13 331, 448-9; 14 483n, 607n; 18 1631; 
Daemogorgon as, 13 176n; -daemon, feminine, 13 2~8; 
as danger, symbol of, 17 21g&n; 
as death/fear of death, 5 172n, 
473,578; 
den of, 9i 330-1; 
devil as, 8 962; 11 276; 12 173; 14482 (see also above Christ s.v. and devil; below four-horned); as divine water, 13 137; double meaning of, 9ii 390, 4°2; 
dragon and, see dragon s.v.; 
in dreams, 4 539,732-3,737; 5 585,615,681; 83°5, 30g-12, 535;9il03,282,362,364,623; 9ii 13on; 10 619; 11 109; 12 183, 188-9; 17 217, 219; 18 169,181; golden, in the sky, 9i 547; guarding golden bowl, 8 555; 18 251-2; as symptom of physical disorder, 5 681; 
as earth symbol, 5 155; 
in Egyptian mythology: sevenheaded, in underworld, 14 482&n (see also above Apep; 
7° 

Apophis; below Isis; Ra; Uraeus); 
in Eleusinian mysteries, 5 530, 584; 
and end of the world, 5 68w; 
entwining by, 4 512; 5 171&n, 362, 530, pI. X; 
as envy, symbol of, 9i 644; Erinyes as, 5 577; 
as evil symbol, 9i 157; 9ii 370; 14 188, 607; 16 533; 
as extension/creation, 9i 664; as extra-human quality in man, 9ii 291; 
eyes of, and hero's eyes, 5 575, 593; 17 298; 18 195; 
in fantasies of patients, 5 676; 
in Faust, 7 2241453; 
and fear, symbol of, 5 395, 671, 681 ; 
fear of, instinctive, 8 266; feminine element as, 5 155; 14 54°; 
fiery: Bohme's, 9i 534, 567n; 12 215; plague of, 5 575; four-horned/ quadricorn u tus, as devil, 8 962; 11 262; 14238, 494; 18 533 (see also above devil); 
in Gilgamesh epos, 18 239; Gnostics and, 5 580; 9ii 369; seven-headed, 14 482n (see also above Agathodaimon; below Naassene; Nous; Ophitic; Peratic; in quaternios); 
-gods: in Sabazius mysteries, 5 530, 586; 12 184; snakeshaped, in India. 14 266; golden, 5 630; 12 184 
green, 5 613, 615, 677, 679; 12 217; 
head of, 13 38 In; 
healing symbol, 9ii 385; 12 184, 246, 529; 13 137; 18257, 258; 
of Hera, 545on; 17321; 

and hero, 5 540, 594, 596, 598, 615-16, 662n, 671, 677, (p 459); 8 555; 14 481; 17 298, 321; eyes of, see above eyes; Hopi Indians and, 13 270; horned, 9i 623; 18525, 533 (see also above four-horned); 
of Ignatius Loyola, see Ignatius Loyola; 
in initiation ceremonies, 5 530; 12 184; 
as instinct, 5 615; 9ii 370, 385; as instrument of regeneration, 5677; 
as instrument of sacrifice, 5 
676; 
Isis and, 5 351, 374, 451-3, pI. LIII; 
ithyphallic, 9i 556, 561; kiss of, 5 58 In, 584; 
as Kore, 9i 311; 
Kundalini, 5 676; 12 184, 246; 16380, 562; 
as libido symbol, 5146,149; 18 1078; 
Lilith as, 13460; 
lion and, see lion s.v.; as Logos, 9ii 293, 367; 
as magnetic agent, 9ii 293; mamba, 10 126; 
Melusina as, 13218,288,416; Mercurius and, see Mercurius s.v. snake; 
Midgard, 568In; 
and moon, 14216,437; as orbit of moon, 5 163n,jig. 10; 
of Moses, 9i 533&n; 11 349; 12 jigs. 217,238; 13 137; 14251; as mother, attribute/numen of, 5452, 541; 
mystery, 5 584, pI. LXIa; 
in mythology, 5 68 In; Naassene/Naas, 9i 560; 9ii 311, 365, 367; 12 527; 13 420&n, 427,448; 144In; 
naked, 13 400; 
Negroes and, see below primitives; 
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in Nietzsche, Zarathustra: ir shepherd vision, 5 585-6; Il 184,201; 14483n; Zarathustn bitten by, 14483n; 
N ous as, ~i 554; 9ii 291, 293 366,367; 11 276, 380, 619; 12 448; 14266; 
as numina/souls/spirits of dead 5578; 13416-17; 14 75&n, 78 8sn,481; 
Ophitic, 5 584, 593; 9i 74; 9i 294; 12 184; 
and opposites: pair of, 9i, 18w; 13 462; tension between 9ii 3go&n; 
in paradise/paradisal, 5 8, 155 jig. 8; 9i 74, 554, 560; 9ii 371 
10288; 11291,438, 458n, 619 13 1l0, 180,288,399,4°0; 14 104, 141,437; 18 1555, 1593 1610, 1631; 
-path, 16381; 
in Peratic doctrine, 9ii 2go-1; phallic significance of, see belou sexual; 
in pictures and mandalas, 9i 545,560-1,576,6°4,611,613 646,648,660,667-8,671,685, 705; 11136; 12217; 13331; H 38o, 533,jig· 10; 18412; 
-pit, as "poor-box," 5 577; poisonous, 5 351, 374, 45g&n 540, 596; 13 170; 1458,607; "Power," 16561; 
with Priapus, see above -bite s.v. phallus; 
as prima materia, 14 261; primitives/Negroes and "m} snake," 7323, 374; 9ii 293; 1"4 300; 18 275; 
puff-adder, 10 126; 
python at Delphi/in Gred myth, 5 316n, 396, 577; 9ii 163; 13263; 17321; 18258; in quaternios: Anthropos, 9ii 369; Paradise, 9ii 386; Shadow 9ii 36g-71, 385; 
quicksilver as, 13 lOsn; 

ANIMALS: SHARK - UNICORN 

ANIMALS: SHARK - UNICORN 

serpent (cont.): 
and Ra's night sea journey, 5 362; 14482n; 
rattlesnake, 5 6n; 7 150; 8 6°9; 
redemptive/as Redeemer, 9i 
74,374; 9ii 291; 16254; "rejoicing in itself," 14 718; 
as renewal, symbol of, 5 410, 592; 11 348; 12 184; 
ritual, 16 533n; 
sacred, 5 5n&n 
sacrifice, 5 pI. LVIIb; 13449; as Saviour, 9i 74; 13 137; sea-, 8 335; 
as self, symbol of, 9i 315; 9ii 356; 
as sexual/phallic symbol, 3 
284-5; 58,584,585, pis. LXIb, LXIV; 8332; 
as shadow, personification of, 9i 567; 9ii 3900; 
shakti as, 18 263; 
	and 	shepherd, 	see 	above 
Nietzsche; sign:n, 13 263; Son as, 9ii 293; 
as spinal cord, see above cerebrospinal system; 
as spiral rotation, 13 349n; 
as spirit symbol, 11 276: 13 219 (see also above numina); spirituality of, 9ii 369;13448; stag swallowing, 8 55gn; 14 188n; 
and stone/lapis, 9ii 386-7; 13 1 82n; in head of snake, 13 38In; 
as summa summarum, 14473; as sun/sun-disc, 5 146, 149; swallowing, 5549n; symbolism, 12 184; 
tail of: Melusina with, 13 218; virgin with, 14 23&n; 
three in chalice, as Trinity, 16 533,fig. 10; 
three-headed, 16 533; 

train's movement and, 18 169, 181; 
trampler of, 16 517; 
as transformative substance/ symbol of transformation; 5 676; 12 173, 184,fig· 70; 
and treasure/as guardian of hoard, 5 541,577,578; 8555; 9ii 370; 13314; 
and tree, 13416, 461,fig. 12; 14 483n; chthonic numen of, 13 416, 417; 14 85n; in paradise, 13 247, 288, 460 (see also above paradise); in philosophical tree, 13288; union of, 13316, 317,fig. 12; 
two fighting, 9ii 181; 14408; as the unconscious, 5 458, 58o, 586-7, 679; 9i 282, 651; 9ii 370, 390; 12 203; 13 448; collective, 9ii 370; 
as unconsciousness, 13 118, 449; 
of underworld, 5 577; 
Uraeus (Egyptian), 5 146, 149; viper,9ii 127; 11 361; 
in visions/visual impressions, 7 6/4 15; 9i 330-1 (see also above Nietzsche); 
in the wilderness, 13 137; winged, 14 352; 16 380; and wingless, in alchemy, 9ii 181; as winter, symbol of, 18 266; wisdom of, 7 395; 9ii 369,37°, 385; 13448; 14347; 
and witches, 14 n&n, 78; world-, 9i 559n; 
worship, 16 533n; 
and zodiac, 5 163n; 8394; see also basilisk 
shark, 10 712 
sheep, 12 535,fig· 17; 
Christian symbol of, 12 72n, 417n; 
land of, 9ii 32; 1271-3; 
in mandala, 9i 660; sacrifice of, 9i 329; 10375; 

symbol of good, 6 389; see also lamb; ram 
snail: shell of, as proof of God's existence, 18 1360; 
as symbol of self, 9ii 356 
spider(s), 12 325,fig. 108; 
black, in dream, 13 449; flying, Ufo as, 10 666-8, 679; as symbol of self, 9i 315; 9ii 356 
squirrel, 13 46In 
stag, see deer 
starfish, see fish(es) S.v. steeds, in mythology, 5421 stork(s), 4 481,5°1,5°6-7; 
Adebar (Teutonic), bringer of souls, 13 417; 
as Anthropos, 13417; as avis Hermetis, 12457n; 
as bringers of children, 4479, 498; 176, 11, 18,22,26,61; as Christ symbol, 13 417; 
as "circle of moon," 14 157, 167,498n; 
and tree, 13 343n, 415-17, 459 sucking-fish, see fish s.v. echeneis sun-beetle, see beetle s. v. 
swallow, 5367n; 
swan, 9i 560, 5800; 9ii 134; 12figs. 
142T, 200; 13fig. 32; 16515; anserlcygnus H ermetis, 12 fig. 198; 
hamsa, 12446n; 
maiden myth, 5 332n, 392n, 494n; 
Mercurius as, 14 637; singing, 5 235n, 538; as sun, 5 235n 
tapeworm, as image of Joyce's style, 15 166, 169, 194 
tiger(s), 14216, 403n; as anima, 9i 358; in dreams, 745;" winged, 13 460 
toad(s), 7 37,437; 12 518n; 1430, 172; 
and eagle, alchemical, as oppo- 

sites, 142, 172; 
Nietzsche and,see Nietzsches.v. tortoise, 9i 604n; 12 2°3, 548,figs. 75-6; 13 J32,fig· 25; 14573; 
as avatar of Vishnu, 9ii 272; as symbol of self, 9ii 356 unicorn(s), 12 49 In, 498n, 518-54, 
figs. 239,243,248,249,25°,252; in alchemical writing, 12 51819; 
in China (ch'i-lin), 12 548-9, figs. 259, 260; 14 573; androgyny of, 12 548; 
Christ as, 12 51g-2 I, 523-4, 547; 
as complexio oppositorum, 12526; as creation of Eve, 12fig. 248; and cross, 12 521, 523n, 549; and cup, 12 526n, 550-3; 
as demon, 12 525,fig· 249; 
as ecclesiastical symbol, 12 250-6; 
in Gnosticism, 12 527-9, 554; God of Old Testament as, 11 259,408; 12522; 
as Holy Ghost, 5 492; 12 519, fig. 261; 
horn of, 12 518, 52o-1&nn, 526n, 532-3; as alexipharmic, 12 522n, 526n, 529, 549; 14 60Bn; as symbol of cross, 12 521, 523n, 549; as uniting symbol, 12 553; 
"kartazonon," 12 526n; 
lion and, see lion s. v.; 
lunar, 12fig. 262; 
and Mary, see Mary s.v.; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v.; m onoceros/monodon/ sea- u nicorn, 11 259; 12 524,fig· 254; as monstrum, 12 526, 547; 
in Persia, 12 535-9; 
as power of evil, 12520,525-6; re'em, in Jewish tradition, 12 54°,545-6; 
and his reflection, 12fig. 265; Isea-, see above monoceros; 

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ANIMALS - ANIMUS 

unicorn (cant.): 
and stag. as symbol of soul and spirit. 9ii 234; 12 518.fig· 240; 14 3; 
and tree of life. 12 518• fig. 264; 
in Vedas. 12 532-4; 
and virgin. 12 498n. 519. 522&n, 524. 534. figs. 241-2• 245, 247; 14375; 
white. 12518; 
wild. 12fig· 249 
uroboros/tail-eater. 8 394. 416; 9i 537; 9ii 297, 389, 391, 4°7, 41o, 418; 11 IOgn, 16ln. 35ln, 353. 359,420; 12 165,4°4,460.496• figs. 7. 46-7. 108. 147, 253; 13 
105, Ill, 137. 168n, 272,fig· 17; 1441.86, 123n. 13gn. 14°,296. 402. 404, 423-4, 429, 483n; 16 454, 527; 18 1235; 
Agathodaimon as, 1400; alchemical, and egg. 13 109n; as prima materia, 12fig· 13; and Christ. analogy. 14423; and Leviathan, 14637; 
in mandala symbolism, 9i 646, 69°; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v.; 
-motif, in Faust, 13 120; Nous as, 12447; 
as opus, symbol of. 12 404; salt as. 14 338; 
as spirit, 12447 
vampire, 7 370 
vertebrates: aquatic, 8323; 
higher, 86°5; as symbols ofaffects, 9i 282n; 
lower, as symbols of collective psychic substratum, 9i 282; sympathetic system in, 8 957 
viper, see serpent S.v. 
vulture(s), 5 358; 12 220&n, 3°5, 
536; 16 494n; 
Egyptian legend of, 5 15Dn, 335; and Leonardo da Vinci, 9i 95, 100; 
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Mercurius as, 14637; 
mother as, 5 354; 9i 95 wasp(s), 10636; 18 1228 weaver-bird, 8435; 18 1260, 1271 whale/whale-dragon, 5 369; 9ii 
181; 13 180,398; 188o; 
hero and, 5 374,538; 6444-5; 1244°; 14 277; 16455; 
Jonah and, 12 figs. 170, 172, 174, 176, 177; 
myths of, 5 374n; 14482n; night sea journey in, 5 310-11, 5200; 9ii 173; 12figs. 17°,172; 14262; 
sperm, 13 193n; 
as symbol: of unconscious, 6 458; 12 fig. 222; 14 277; of womb, 16560 
wolf/wolves, 13 176&n; 143,5°00; 
16353n; 
in child's dream, 4 475, 478, 480-2; 
as Mercurius, 9ii 234; 13 359; as prima materia, 12 44Dn, fig. 175; 
in fairytales, 4 476; 9i 421,423, 426; 
Fenris-, 5 68 In ,fig. 33; 
in legend/myth, 5 681n, pI. 11; signifying devil, and Saint Paul, 14 147; 
as symbol of unconsciousness, 14172,277,511; 
were-, 7 150; 9i 405; 14 3300 woodpecker, 5 547 
worm(s), 12215,365; 13 182&n; 14 
482, 483n, 484, 493&n; 
in child's dream, 5 365; palolo-, (wawo) time-orientation of, 8 842&n; 
phoenix and, 9i 685; 14472, 474,476,483; 
poisonous, in Egyptian mythology, 5451,567; 18230; 
as theriomorphic symbol of self, 9i 315 
yucca moth, 8 268, 277; 10547; 18 1260 

* animality, primordial, 12 29, 242 
animate stone, see stone, akhemical s.v. 
animation: of body, 13 316; of environment, 12 57; 
of psychic atmosphere, 12 57, 59,61, 118; 
suffix of, 11 389; 
of unconscious, 12 201 animism, 11 140n; 18 1368; primitive, 7 108; 10 431; 13 247; 15 16 
animosity, 9i 175; 9ii 32, 424; 10 78; 13 59; 
manifestation of animus/anima, 11 48 
animus (].'s term), 6 803n, 808-11 (def.); 7 328, 341, 384, 507; 8 845; 9i 53n, 63, 296, 309, 444, 525,545,559,561,585,592,7°6; 1081-6, 246-7; 12 9n,fig. 132; 13 342, 346; 14 159; 16432-3, 441; 17338; 18 15Dn, 187, 1158, 1262; 
TITLES: "Anima and Animus," 7 296-340; "Animus and Anima," 13 57-63; "The Syzygy: Anima and 'Animus," 9ii 20-42; 
activity of, 7 34 I, 370; 
and anima, relationship, see anima s.v.; 
a priori assumptions of, 10 90; as archetype, 5 83n, 611; 7 185; 9i 634; 9ii 13, 19, 27, 40; 10 71; of Terrible Mother, 5 543; and argument, 9ii 29; 10 80; 1148; 
autonomous, 7 370; 9ii 40, 53, 422; 
as Chinese hun soul, 13 57, 59; compensating, 7 '32 8; 
danger from, 9i 6000; definition, 7 141n; 9i 512; 9ii 29; 
derivation, 9i 387; 
in dreams, 9ii 39; 11 48; 
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and ego, 9ii 34; and evil, 9ii 423; 
expressed by dogma, 16442; extraversion of, 7328, 336; -fantasy, 9i 518n; 
fear of, 9ii 62; 
feeling quality, 9ii 53; 
-figure, 5 462, 675; 9i 326; mythological, 5 5600; 
first formulation, 7 (P29OO); as function, 7 336; 9ii 40; associative, 7 336; discriminative, 16 505, 519, 522; mediating between conscious and unconscious, 9i 350; 9ii 40; of relationship to the unconscious, 7 387; 
-hero, 5 465, 615; 
historical element, 10 89, 91; -hound, 7 336; 
illusions, 16 50~; 
-image, father as first carrier of, 14 232; 
incubators, 18339; 
and integration, 9ii 40; intellectual, 9ii 58; 
as jealous lover, 7 334; localization of, 9i 518; 
as Logos, 9ii 29, 33,41; 13 60; as mediator, 9ii 33; 
as neologist, 7333; 
as numen/numinous, 9ii 425; old man as, 9i 417; 
opinions, 5458; 7331,334; 11 48; 13 60; 16504,521; personification of, 7 332; of masculine component of woman, 5 267; 11 48; 13 339; 14 616; of the unconscious, 8 945n; 9ii 40; 11 48; 
in place of self, see self s. v. ; plays up anima, 7 334; plurality, 7 332, 338; 10 81, 698; 16 538n; 
polymorphism, 10 81; 
positive, 9i 396; and negative, 9ii 33, 425; 11 48n; 

ANIMUS - ANTHROPOS 

ANIMUS - ANTHROPOS 

	animus (cont.): 	324,346, 36g-84 
possession, 5 272; 7 337; 9i ant(s), see ANIMALS s.V. 223, 417; 13 339; 14 225; 16 Antaeus,5 259 
	504; 	Antarctic, 10603 
	prima materia as, 16519; 	anteaters, see ANIMALS s.v. 
projection, 7 333; 9ii 35, 39, antelope, see ANIMALS s. v. 
57,381; 16442,521; 17338- Anthera,see Paracelsuss.v. ARCANA 
	40; 	Anthonius de Abbatia; Epistolae 
	psychology of, 7 328; 	duae, 14 3 In 
	as psychopomp, 9ii 33; 	Anthony (of Egypt), St., 682&n; 11 
	quicksilver as, 9i 555; 	32n, 953; 12 59; 16 384; see also 
	recognition of, 9ii 42, 424; 	Athanasius, St. 
	-ridden, 9ii 29; 	Anthony (of Padua), St.; 
	and shadow, differentiated, 9ii 	"Sermo in Assumptione 
	19; 	Sanctae Mariae Virginis," 14 
	"sonn-hero, 5 466; 	20In; 
	and soul-image, 6 80sn, 808; 	Sermones dominicales et in solem- 
	and spirit, 9i 439; 9ii 33; 	nitatibus, 11 743n 
-thinking, 10 80 (see also above Anthos, see Paracelsus .1.11. ARCANA 
	opinions); 	anthracites, in Bohme's symbolism, 
	see also anima; hero(es); lover 	9i 537; 
	animus (spirit), 8 664; 14670 	and anthrax, 9i 53']n, 5800 
	ankh/ankhi, 5 410; 14 352 	anthrax, see anthracites 
Anna, imaginary twin sister, 17 225, Anthroparion/av8pw1Tapwv, 
	227 	metal-man, 8 94sn; 9i 268; 13 
	Anna, J.'s case, see Jung: CASES, 17 	(PP60, 62),121; 143°4; 
	case (1) 	leaden, 9i 408; 13 (p6oo); 
	Anna 0., see Breuer s.v. case of 	see also homunculus s.v. 
	Anna O. 	anthropoid(s): African, 11 460; 
	Anne, St., 9i 93-5 	pre-Adamic, 11 576, 618n; 
	L'Annee psychologique, 18 96In 	psyche, 5 506 
Annunciation: of Christ-figure, 9ii anthropology, 9i 318 
	295; 	anthropomorphic: ideas, 11 223, 
	of the Virgin, 4 148; 11 744n; 	276; 
	16 380 	images of God, 11 556; 
	Anquetil du Perron, A. H., 6 193; 	projections, 11 375; 
	10 175, 176; 14735; 1587; 	vision, 5 15& 
his tr. of Upanishads, see Up- anthropomorphism, 13356; 
	anishads s.v. 	in antiquity, 5 24; 
	Anselm, St., Archbishop of Canter- 	and God-image, 5 97, 98; 
	bury, 6 5g-60, 62-3; 	love as extreme example of, 5 
	and ontological argument, 6 	97; 
	59,62; 	in symbolism of the Mass, 11 
	Proslogion, 6 5gn, 62n 	307; 
	anser Hermetis, see ANIMALS s.v. swan 	tree-, 5 545 
	Anshen, Ruth Nanda, 8232n 	anthropophagy, 643; 
	answer(s): irrelevant, 1 164; 3 179; 	ritual, 11 339 
	senseless, 1 23f/, 278/, 320&n, 	AnthropoPhyteia, 10 177; 16 66 
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Anthropos/F i rst/ Ori gi nallPri m ord ial Man, 5 313, 668n; 9i 146, 660, 6g0; 9ii 304, 389; 10733; 114°0, 401,437; 12 139,410,411,533, figs. 82,196; 13 1100,165-8,173, 
209, 210, 215, 220, 450, 452, 458&n; 14 5, 50, 209, 323, 443, 487, 567, 573; 18 26~ 
Adam as, see Adam S.V.; alchemical, 12 426, 456-61, 476; 13 252; 14 354, 487, 490-3,590,748; 
androgynous / feminine / hermaphrodite, 9i 138n; 11 711; 122°9; 13 173; 148,276,526, 610; 16416,471,481; asanima mundi, 9ii 308; 11711; 12fig· 117; 13 173; 14323; redemption of, 12 306; 14 238; as archetype, 9ii 318; 10 767; 11 419; 13 210; 14 488, 600, 748; 
in Cabala, 14 18; 
Chinese doctrine of, see chenyen s.v.; 
Christ and, 9ii (pix), 69, 304, 318,320; 10751; 11 276,414, 425; 12412,457, 476, fig· 64; 13 210, 456; 14 12, 33, 285, 397,520,6°7; 16418; 18 1687; descent into Physis, 5 113; 9ii 308,390,391,410; 123°6; 14 600; 16416,481; 
as filius: macrocosmi, 14 238; philosophorum, 14 304, 487; 16 473; regius, 14443: 
four and, 12 210; 13 173,215; elements and, see elements, four, in alchemy, s.v. Adam Gnostic, 9ii 296,308; 1197; 12 138, 209; 13 168, 252, 268, 459; 14 121n,304, 354,490; 16 
	417; 	. 
and God-image, 18 1511; homo aUus, 9i 555; 
homo maximus, 9i 555; 9ii 310; 10733; 11419; 13372; 14573, 590; 

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homo philosophicus/Philosophic Man, 122°9,476; 
as homunculus, 9i 529; 
king as, 9ii 310; 14 450, 48497; 
and lapis, 9i 555; 12 335; 13 133; 14397,412; 16527; Manichaean, see Manichaean S.V.; 
as Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
and Monad, see Monad s.v. Gnostic; 
and Nous, 12 410; 
and Oceanus, 16 52sn; Original Man, 547&; 9ii 313, 331, 335, 338, 375, 388; 11 356,380,420, 895&n; 12 109n, 173, 209, 283, 335; 13 203; 14 5, 8, 12, 18, 2 In, 44, 592; 18 638; 
Primordial Man, 10 622, 767; 11711; 13 168&n, 173,fig· B4; 14 159n (see also Paracelsu s: 
ARCANA s.v. Original/etc.); as world soul, 13 450; quadripartite, 12 173; quaternio, see quaternity/etc. s.v. ; 
and rotundum, see rotundum s.v. ; 
as self/wholeness in men, 9i 529, 550; 9ii 296; 11 444; 12 210; 13 173, 220, 268, 372, 458; 14 152-3, 209, 498; 
and serpent, see ANIMALS: serpent S.V.; 
and sonship, thirdlthreefold, of God (Basilides), 9ii 118; 14 397; 
tetramorph as, see tetramorph 
s.v. Anthropos; 
trichotomy of, 9ii 118; 
as vessel, 9ii 380; 
Yima, 9ii 38gn; 146400; 
in Zohar, as Metatron, 13 168; see also Archanthropos; Protanthropos; Purusha 

ANTHROPOSOPHY - APOLLO 

ANTHROPOSOPHY - APOLLO 

anthroposophy, 4 749; 7 118/494; 8 92,737; 1021, 169, 170, 176; 11 859-63 
Anthropus, primus, Saturn as, 9ii 
3°7 
Antichrist, 9i 247; 11 257, 693-4, 
697; 14 14n, 483; 18 1545,1556; and Antitrinity, 11 252; archetype as, 11 178; astrological, 9ii 130, 133, 156; 11 654; 
and Christ, 5 576; 9ii (pix), 69, 78, 113, 114, 116, 133, 141, 149, 167; 11 (P357); 14483; as shadow of, 9ii 75; as tension of opposites, 9ii 77; 11 (P357): 13 290; 
devil/Satan and, 5565; 13 290; 14 148, 4°8, 420; 
dragon as, 5 576; 14483; 
and "Entkrist," 5 565; 9ii 159; eschatology and, 9ii 68, 170; 11 743; 
expectation of, 11 694-8; as folklore, 9ii 159; ideologies as, 11 778; 
as King of Jews, 9ii 133n, 168; Nostradamus on, 9ii 151, 1 59; reign of, see aeon(s), Christian s.v.; 
and self: half archetype of, 9ii 79; shadow of, 9ii 76; 
see also Bousset: The Antichrist Legend· 
anticipation(s),3 109; 8808; 1265, 129, 166,220 
antidote, 13 170 
anti-gravity, 10 667, 788; see also Ufo(s) s.v. weightlessness Anti-Messiah, IS 93, 133 
	antimimon 	pneuma 	(a,,7'£JJ.tJJ.ov 
7TvEt1'JJ.a), 9ii 67, 75; 11 263, 267, 654; 12 14,41,460; 14644 antimimos, daemon of error, 12 456(9),460; 13 139n 
antimony, 9i 537; 12433; 14466-7, 57°; 
as transforming substance, IS 

183; Hercules Morbidica as (alchemical), 9i 537n 
Antinea, see Benoit s.v. L'Atlantide antinomian/antinomianism, 6 25; 10676; 
antinomy, postulate, 8 41, 12 lln, 
24; 14768; 16532; body/psyche, 16 1; 
of good and evil, 12 25; individual/universal, 16 1, 4; self as, see self s. v. : 
truth as, 18 1414; 
and unconscious, 9i 419; 17 2°3; 
YHWH as, 18 1555; see also opposite(s) 
Antioch, 5 577 
Antiochus, King, 14 261 
Antiphon of Rhamnos, 6 44 antiquarians, 11 970 
antiquity, see ancient world 
Antiquus dierum, see Ancient of Days anti-Semitism, 7 2400; 10354, 374, 
433, 1030, l034n 
Antisthenes, 6 42-3, 50, 55 Antitactae (Gnostic sect), 6 25, 426 antithesis(-es): East/West, see reli- 
gion; 
endopsychic, 16434; 
of spirit and instinct, 8 407-8; see also opposites, pairs of 
anti-Trinity, see trinity s.v. antitrini- 
tarianism 
antlers, see ANIMALS s.v. deer Anton, G., 6 69sn 
Antony, Mark, 9ii 223 
Anu, 9ii 189, 190; 11 173-6 Anubis, jackal-headed, 5 354-5, 
577, pI. XXXIIa; 14 359 
anus, 5 229; 
of Garotman, IS 269; Mercurius as terminus ani, 13 269; 
see also anal 
anut (Kusaie), 8 125 anxiety, 7 8/417,23.,128; attacks, 4 365; 
and dreams, 4 160, 184; 5 370, 

(P457); 7 435: 8 535: 12 83: 13 474; 17 189; 
ego as seat of, 7 58; 10360; 11 
849; 
equivalents of, 18923; and fairytales, 5370; hysteria, 18 923; 
in J.'s cases, 7 44-52, 69, 75; and lust, 5 8-9; 
neurosis, 16 196; 18 635, 636, 923; 
neurotic, as converted sexual 
desire, 18 923; 
precordial, 1 176; 
-states, 1 285; 3 148; 8 266, 593,639; 10300,308; 17 150; hysterical, 7 69; 1564; as substitute for conscious suffering, 17 18!) 
Anyadei, see Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA: 
Aniada Aosta, 18 254 
apaches, gang of, in dream, 12 284 Apaosha (horse), 5 395 Apastamba, 13 340n 
apathy, 1311,326,367,387; 3547; 
5 278; 15 123; 
apparent, 1348,387,421; euphoric, 3 146; 
neurotic, 4 255; schizophrenic, 3 500, 578 
ape(s), see ANIMALS s. v. Apelles, 9ii 1 28 
Apelt, 0.: Plato: Timaios und Kritias, 11 1800 
Apep, 9ii 129; 
-serpent (Egyptian mythology), 14482n 
apenodic groupings, 8 824; see also synchronicity 
aphasia, 18 891; 
systematic, 7 41413; 
see also voice, loss of A-phenomenon, 2 14 
aphonia, 4 10, 183, 184 "Aphorismi Basiliani," see ALCHEMI- 
CAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v., and s.v. Happelius 

aphorisms, 8 633 
Aphrodite, 9ii 41, 174, 213n, 339; 
16468; 
and Ares, see Ares s.v.; cones in cult of, 5 32 In; crown of (mint), 5 208n; and cypress, 5324n; Cyprian, 5 324n; IS 228; day of, 13 273n; 
dove of, 5 198; "foam-born," 13 225; hermaphroditic, 16 45In; Kypris, 9i 575; 
in Magic Papyri, 13 273n; 14 317; 
Orphic, 5 577; 
son of, 9ii 163; 16451n; soul as, 5 198; 
Urania, 13 234; 
see also Venus' 
Apis bull, see ANIMALS: bull s.v. Apocalypse: of Baruch, see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha etc. S.V.; of Daniel, 14 14n; 
of Elijah, 1393,133: 
of Enoch, see BIBLE: Apocrypha etc. s.v. Enoch, Book of; (Revelation), see BIBLE: N.T. s.v. Revelation, Book of 
Apocalyptic Marriage of Lamb, see ANIMALS; lambs.v. in Apocalypse 
apocatastasis (a7TOlCaTa&ralii~), 6 444,459; 9i 316; 9ii 73,260,410; 11 4°1, 814; 12415; IS 372; 14 474; 16455; 18527,528; 
of the Father, 11 279 Apocrypha, see BIBLE s.v. Apollinian/ Apollonian impulse, 6 
225-6, 230, 238, 877; 
TITLE: "The Apollinian and the Dionysian," 6 223-40; 
and dreaming, 6 226, 236,876; and Dionysian, 6 876; I0375n, 391; 12 182; reconciliation of, 6228,230-1; 14527 
Apollo, 5 119, 237, 396, 43gn; 9i 428n; 9ii 134, 396; 14 14~; 18 264; 

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80 
Adam as, 14 545; as arcane substance, 9ii 234; as argentum vivum, 11 16w; 12 90; and baptismal water, 14 316; 18 1360; as blood, 11 16w; 14 401, 420, 690; effects of, 14 318, 358--9; extraction of, 14 180, 372; as fire, 12 338n; as lapis, see lapis s. v.; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.V.; and philosophical tree, 13 408; as prima materia, see prima materia; as' soul/spirit, 14 306, 321, 48on; as transformative su bstance, ,11 16w; 14284,372,4°2,545; as vas/vessel, 12 338&n; 13 113; 14439; 
philosophica, 12 47 5n (see also water, philosophical); 
pinguis, 12 47sn; 1440; pontica, 14 110, 244, 246, 256, 316,329,341,366,688; 
pura, 13 187&n; sapientiae/sapientium, 12 476; 16 484, 486, 493; 
Saturni, 16408; 
sicca, 13 255; 
vera, 16478; 
vitae, 12 94, 482; 13 lOsn; 14 14n, 688 (see also water of life); Mercurius as, 13 255; 16 403 (see also Mercurius s.v. aqua) 
"Aquarium sapientum," see AL- 
	CHEMICAL 	COLLECTIONS: Mus. 
herm. s.v. 
Aquarius, see zodiac: twelve signs of 
s.v. 
aquasphere, 12 433 
Aquaster,see Paracelsuss.v. ARCANA aqueum subtile, 13 255 
Aquilo (north wind), 9ii 158, 192; 12 48o&n; see also wind 
Aquinas, St. Thomas, 5 22; 662&n; 9i 58on; 9ii 91-3, 143; 11 235n, 289&n; 14 13~, 3°2, 325, 570; 18 1551; 
alchemists and, 11 16In; WORKS: attributed works, see below; 
Apollo (cont.): 
Delos, birth place of, 5 577; 14 261 ; 
and Diana, 16 410; 
and Leto, 531671,577; 11711, 713; 
and Linus, 5 316n; 
Nietzsche on, 6 225-6, 228, 231,876 (see also Apollinian); and python, 5 31671, 396, 577; 17321; 18258; 
and raven, 9i 428n; 
see also Helios 
Apollonius, 13 103 
Apollonius of Tyana, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
apologetics, Christian, 9i 267 Apophis-serpent, Egyptian, 5 425; 9ii 366 
apostasies, 7 115 apostle(s), 13 148n; 
at Pentecost, 8 596; 
zodiacal symbols of, see zodiac: twelve signs of s.v. 
Apostles' Creed, see Creeds apothecary (-ies), 13 252; "messes," 4 588 
apotheosis, 11 154, 16In, 448; 14 498; 
of Virgin Mother, 14664n; 
see also Mary s. v. Assumption of apotropaidapotropaism, 5 576; 13 
36; 
charms, 13 66; 
euphemism, 7 400; 13 435; significance of quaternity, 13 
363 
apparatus, distilling, 13 1 '7, 417; see also vas/vessel s. v. Hermetic, "philosophical Pelican" apparition(s), 7295; 9i 395n; see also ghost(s); hallucinations; vision(s) Appenzell, 1093°; apperception(s), 2 385; 6 683 (DeL); 8 288, 937; 9i 135; 9ii 
259; 12372; 1822,419,873; 
in alchemist's work, 16 486, 488; 

anticipatory, 5 1 In; degeneration of, 1 395; 3 29, 30, 103; and dementia praecox, 3 19, 24; 
directed and undirected, 8 294; 
disturbance of, 3 56, 59; fantastic, 18 877; schizophrenic, 3 569; state of, 18 874; 
in unconscious, 8 362; 109; 11 776,781; 
see also Wundt, W. s.v. appetite(s): feature of impulses and 
automatisms, 5 185; lack of, 1 330; 
loss of, 4 569; 17 216; and passions, 14 '71; 
as psychic energy, 5 195 appetition, 8 937 
apple(s), 8457-60, 476, 751; 9i 56, 
4°7,416; 13398,4°3-4; forbidden, 13 288; 
of Hesperides, see Hesperides S.V.; 
of the Holy Spirit, 13 40~; 
apprehension, 7 184; 16373n; archetypes of, 8 270, 278--80; conscious and unconscious, 8 277; 
and impulse to act, 8 282; total, 8 356; 
approfondissement, 6467,471 apraxia, 18 908 
April fish, see ANIMALS s.v. fish 
a priori: assumptions, see assump- 
tions S.V.; categories, 7 300; 
existence: of archetypes, see archetypes s. v. a priori; of ideas, see ideas s.v. a priori 
Apsu, 5 375; aptitudes/potentialities: mental/psychic, 7 300; 17 257; 
unconscious, 73°°; 17 185 Aptowitzer, V.: "Arabisch-jiidische Schopfungstheorien," 9i 58on; 14 587n,59on 

Apuleius, Lucius, 5 133n, 148n, 208n, 610; 9i 66, 229; 11 100; 842; 13 (p63n), 453; 14 '4, 406&n, 734; 
The Golden Ass, being the Metamorphoses of Lucius Apuleius, tr. W. Adlington, 5 102n, 644n; 12 6671; 13 (P63n), 228n; 14 14n, 406&n, 51gn; bow and arrow symbolism in, 5 43gt; erotic jokes in, 18 1079; initiation in, 5 pI. VI; mysteries of his in, 5 13on; 9i 1°7,619; 12 66; 13 228n; 14 519n; prayer to Isis/Queen of Heaven in, 5 102n, 148; 9i 194; 13 228n 
aqua(-ae), 9ii 246; abyssi, 9ii 336; 
alba/septies distillata, 13 255; aurea, 13255; 
benedicta, 14329; 16454,473 (see also water, blessed); 
divina, 1241; 1389; 14 llgn; 16 497; Mercurius as, 12 528, 531 (see also water, divine); doctrinae (water of doctrine), 9ii 244, 281, 289, 293, 336, 379; 10 745; 11 931; 14 325, 372, 717; 16478,486; 
fortes, 13 444; 
gratiae, 18 1586-7; 
mercurialis, see Mercuriuss.v.; nostra, 12 94, 157, 159n, 224, 235,287; 1398,262; 14284; as fire, 12 157, 33671; 13 lo3n; as Mercurius, 12 531; 
perennis, 13 lOsn; 
permanens, 5 634n; 9i 246; 9ii 143,234,243,292n,373,37~, 379; 10628,741; 11 151, lOO, 161&n, 313n, 357, 358; 12 90, 9911, 15gn, 335, 336, 356, 455; 13 89, 101, 113, 168n, 371, 43gn, fig· B4; 14 3, 1 w, 14, 21n, 50, llgt, 15~, 167,24°, 244,306,341,372, 4°ln, 439, 505, 683n, 733n; 16 4°2, 404, 478, 493, 496, 531; 18 616: 
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	Aquinas (cont.): 	. 
(Quaestiones) de veritate, In: 
Sancti Thomas Aquinas quaestiones disputate, 11 28gn; Scriptum supra .lzbros Sententiarum Magzstrl Petn Lombardi, 6 62n; 
Summa contra Gentiles, tr. by the English Domican Fathers, 9ii gm; 
Summa theologica, tr. by the Fathers of the English Dominican Province, 9ii gm, g2, 2761'1; 11 276n, 28gn; 14 57on, 76on; 16 559; 18 155m 
Aquinas, Thomas, pseudo: Aurora 
	consurgens, 	see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Aurora consurgens; 
"De alchimia," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS; Thomas Aquinas 
Arab(s), 13 254; 14 154, 170, 326; and alchemy, 12 375, 403, 462n, 473, 536-7; 13 187n, 278; 14 158; 16 455n (see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Abu'l Qasim; El-l;Iabib; Geber; Kalid; Magus; Nadim; Rhazes; Senior); 
fish-tradition, 9ii 189 
see also Sabaean(s) 
Arabia: Abraham legend in, 5 515; Felix, 14280,281; 
Mary cult in, 11 194; 
phoenix of, 14 281&n 
Aranyaka, Taittiriya, 6 33 m 
Aratus: citations of Hippolytus, 8 394; 
on fish-symbol, 9ii 14~; Phaenomena, 9ii 14~ arbiter mundi, 128, 18 arbor: aurea, 13 40gn, fig. 4; immortalis, 12 451; 
im'ersa, see tree, inverted; philosophica, see below; sapientiae, 12 298 
arbor philosophica, 9i 452n, 582; 13 
82 

119, 288; 14 157, 158, 18m; 16 519,533; 
as alchemical symbol, 12 499, figs. 122, 131,221,231; 
and Cross, 18 1360; 
see also tree, philosophical "Area arcani;' see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s. v. Grasseus 
Arcadia, 13 278; see also Monakris arcane su bstance/arcanum( -a), 5 276; 9ii 376, 377; 10728; 13 109, 136,231, 234n, 289, 367, 424; 14 58-9,674,713,772; 1526,37; 16 413,529; 
as Adam, 13 lion; 14544-58, 
570; 
aqua permanens as, 9ii 234; as archetype, 12472; artifex as, 9ii 239; 13408; artis, 16 410; 
ascent and descent of, 13 13 7n; blood y sweat of, 13 381, 390; brain/corpus rotundum as, 14 626; 
Cheiri as, 13 171n; 
and Christ, 14 145; Passion of, 18 1360; 
corrupt (through original sin), 14 375; 
"dead," 14401&n; devaluation of, 12 503; divine nature of, 13 97; dogmatic mystery, 14 120; as earth, 14 244, 632; 
as earthy water/watery earth, 8 388; 
as egg, 13 109; 
extraction of, from ray, 9ii 292n; 
filius produced from, 5 276; 13 
177; 
filius regius as, 13 181-4; 
as fish, 9ii 224, 234, 245; 13 101 ; 
as flesh, 14 18m; four-square, 8 932; 

as God/res simplex, 13 264; golden, 14626; 
as head, 13 95, 107; 
healing power of, 9ii 281; heart (cor) as, 14 493n; hermaphroditic, 14 195,472; as idea, 9ii 247; 
initiate as, 13 95; 
as inner/Primordial Man, 14 
548; 
Isis as, 14 14; 
as King/Rex, 14 18m, 35~, 466,472,720; 
as laudanum, 13 193n; 
lapis as, see lapis philosophorum s.v.; 
as lead, 9ii 215; 13 97, 251, 445; 14329, 493n, 726; 
as lion, 14 147,404; 
as magnesia, 9ii 241, 245; 12 165n; 13 273n, 278; 14321&n; as magnet, 9ii 244, 245; 
in man and outside man, 9ii 
249; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v.; 
as Monad, 14 38; as moon, 14 154; 
in nigredo, 9i 452; 1443, 739; Nostoch as, 12 244; 13 1900; nostra, 13 262; 
One and All, 1436; 
one and only, 10633; opposites united in, 1436,291; as para-da, 9ii 237; 
paradox of, 1436, 57-9; physical nature of, 14 773: pneuma as, 11 359; 
prima materia as, 14 36, 62; production of, 9ii 250; 
and projection of unconscious, 9ii 242; 
psychic nature of, 9ii 247; 12 376; 13 107,260,266; 
as remedies, 13 158; 
as res, 13 440; 
rotating, 12 472; 

Qn 

as rotundum/round element, 152; 1395; 
as salt, 9i 575; 14234-44, 3 322, 329; double nature of, 337; 
as saltpetre, 9i 53sn; scintillae/sparks in, 8 388; as scorpion, 1458; 
as self, 9ii 224; 
separatio, solutio and digestio ' 18 1360; 
as serpent-chariot, 14 270; as soul, 14 321; spiritual m. tyrdom of, 13 442; 
splitting, significance of, 195: 
sponsus and sponsa in, 145/ as stone, 9ii 244 (see also la) philosophorum s. v. ); 
as sulphur, 1397, 177; 1414145,151; 
symbolic character of, 14 14' 680; 
symbols of, 14 147; 
tartarus as, 9i 53sn; 
thousand names of, 10633; tincture as, 14 57; 
tormenting of, 13 440; transformations of, 9ii 194; 1: 424; 14 2go-3, 321, 492; H 398; , 
as tree, see tree(s) s. v.; unity of, 14 18In, 772; Venus in, 14415; 
as veritas, 9ii 264; 12 377; vessel/vas as, 9ii 377; 13 113; Virgin as, 12483; 
water as, 9ii 245; 13 97; whore as, 14415; 
see also Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA 
	"Arcanu m 	hermeticae 	philo- 
sophiae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Bib/. chem. s.v. Espagnet 
Archa, see Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA archaeologist, J.'s case, 3 341-53 archaeology, 1696, 111 

ARCHAEUS - ARCHETYPE 

ARCHAEUS - ARCHETYPE 

Arch(a)eus, see Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA 
archai, Gnostic. 13 31 archaidarchaism(s), 3 563, 565-8; 6 
684 (DeL); 
	TITLE: "Archaic Man," 	10 
104-47; 
collective contents. 7 150; colour hearing. 6 684; 
features of schizophrenia. see schizophrenia s. v. mythological/archaic images; 
functions. 7 5~1O; 
god-image. 7 217; 13475; 
idea of God, 7 219; 
man. in ourselves. 6 129; mentality, 7 217; 
modes of functioning, 7 159; psyche. 5 258; 
psychology. 7 471; 
residues in dreams. 13 478; smile, 7 437; 
substitute. in loss of reality, 5 201 ; 
unconscious fantasies, 7 263; vestiges, Freud on, see Freud s. v. archaic; 
see also archetypes 
archangels. see angel(s) Archanthropos: Adam as, 9ii 307; Christ as. 9ii 326; 
God as. 9ii 318; 
see also Anthropos; Protanthropos 
Archasius. see Paracelsus s. u. ARCANA Archegunos, 9ii 313n 
Archelaos (alchemist). see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.u. 
Archelaos. Roman governor of Palestine. 18241. 242. 243. 244 Archelaus of Miletus. pupil of Anaxagoras. 12 41 on 
archer: death as, 5 pI. XLV; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. Cupid 
archetic appetite (Paracelsus). 9ii 205, 208; see also Paracelsus: ARCANA S.lI. Archeus 
84 

archetype(s)/archetypal, 3 413n. 549-5°,565, 575. 582-3; 4 729, 741, 743-4; 5 6w. 89'l, 154. 224-5,349.351,462.466.6°7;6 624-5.629. 684&n. 747 (DeL); 7 (pv), 118-19. 129. 151&n, 155. 179, 184. 196, 219-20; 8 229. 254, 276-7, 334. 342, 353, 390, 435.840-1;9i4.88-90,118.260, 297, 634. 711• 714; 9ii 13; 10 593,622,635.656• 694. 78~ 11 146, 165, 195, 454. 533-4. 555. 557,648•845; 13 Ill. 174n. 210. 336• 357, 367-8, 382, 397, 448; 14 123n, 125. 356. 474n. 501, 517,647-8.744-5; 15 12, 127-9; 1615.25,61,184,254,533-4; 17 97, 338, 341; 18 80. 543. 1208, 1244, 1323; 
TITLES: The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious, 9i; "The Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious," 7 141-91; "Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious," 9i 1-86; "The Archetype in Dream Symbolism," 18 521-59; "Christ as Archetype," 11 226-33; "Concerning the Archetypes. with Special Reference to the Anima Concept," 9i 11 1-47; "The Hypothesis of the Archetype," 11 222-5; "Patterns of Behaviour and Archetypes," 8 397420; "Psychological Aspects of the Mother Archetype," 9i 148-98; "The Psychology of the Child Archetype," 9i 259305; "The Tree as an Archetypal Image." 1335°-3; absorptive power of. 16 5°1; and acausal orderedness, 8 964-5; 
activation of, 9i 98-9; 9ii 257; 10 850; 11 223&n; 12 38, 42; 14488, 505; 15 130; 
as active personalities, 5 388; 9i 80; 

and aftect, 8 841; 
amorality of. 10 845; amplification of. 8 403, 404; analogy with river-bed. 10395; 15 127; 
as Antichrist, 11 178; 
and apprehension, 8 270, 277, 279-80; 
a priori existence of. 5 50 sn; 6 659; 8 270&n, 871, 965; 9i 309'l; 9ii 34; 11 2 Un, 280; 18 1183, 1488; 
arcane substance as, 12472; and archetypal idea(s), see idea(s) s.u.; 
in art history. 9ii 123; assimilation of, 9ii 347; Augustine's concept. 8 275; 9i 5; 11845; 
autonomy of. 5 259-60.467; 7 1°4. 184; 9i 85. 406; 9ii 40; 10 847; 11 557. 758; 13 298; 14 668. 746; 18 560, 1686; 
an auxiliary idea. 11 460; bipolarity of. 12 55$ 
can rearise spontaneously. 9i 153; 
cannot be fully explained, 9i 271; 
child. 7 185; 9i 260. 268-76, 309; and animals, 9i 270. 273n; divine child as, 9i 268; 12 215; 16 533 (see also filius; infans); choice of. 18 1529-3°; 
claims of. 8 725-6; compensatory and curative meaning, 5 655; 
as completeness. 9ii 12$ concept of perfect being. 13 39; 
concretization of, 9i 406; configurations of the unconscious. 13 304; . 
and the conscious mind, 5 101, 344.450,467.617; 1053; 11 758; 
of consciousness, 14 504; constellation of, 8 847; 10589; 
85 

11 223; 16 367; 18 1492, 1529; in neuroses, 9i 98; 
contents; not determined, 9i 155; spontaneity of, 12 19; 
of demiurge, 11 470; 
deviation from, 8 724; discovered and invented, 8 871; 
of divine son, 14 744; 
as dominants, 5 611; 7 102, 151; 8423; 11 845; 
and dualism, 11 557; 
as dynamism, 8414; 9i 187; 10 846; 
emotional value of, 18 596; enrichment through introversion, 5450; 
equivalents of dogmas, 12 20; establishing 'existence of, 18 1518-31; 
as eternal presence/timelessness of, 12 329; 18 1572; etymology of, 18 523n; existence of, denied, 18 595, 596; 
and Ezekiel's visions, 11 665; family, 8 336; 
and fantasies, see fantasies s.u. mythological/primordial images; 
fascination of, 11 223; 18547; afascinosum, 13 207; feeling-value of, 8 411; 
first use of term by J., 8 2 7o&n ; 15 1200; 
as foundation of consciousness, 10656; 
Freud and, 10830-1; 1638rn (see also Freud s.v. archaic vestiges) ; 
function of, 9i 276-7; 
and function, transcendent, 7 184; 
futurity of, 9i 278; 
and Germany, 18 1329; gods as, 9i 50; 
of healing serpent, 12 184; hierarchy of, 8 931; 

ARCHEUS - ARCHON 

ARCHEUS - ARCH ON 

archetype (cont.): 
Hiranyagharba as, 12 20; 
and historical factor, 7 303; and history, 18371,372; identification with, 7 389; 8 254; 9i 189,621; 11472; 1241, 43; 18354, 1333; 
as image and emotion, 18589, 1589; 
Imago Dei, see God-im~g-e s.v.; indefiniteness of, 8 964; 12 20; 16497; 
and individuation process, 8 554; 11281; 18 1162; inexhaustibility of, 14777; 
as inherited tendency to form mythological motifs, 18 523; not inherited ideas, 18 524, 1127,1228; 
initiative of, 18546; 
and instinct, 3 550; 4 729; 5 225; 8270-1,277,281, 282n, 339, 404, 406, 415-16, 425n, 856; 9i 91, 9ii 13,278; 10547; 16185; 18 1263, 1271; integration of, 14 746; interpretation of, 14 745; intervention of, 18368; 
and intuition, 8 270; 12 175; invasion by, 16 188; irrepresentable, 11 222-3; of jesters, 11 470; 
and Joyce, 15 185; 
Kant's conception (Urbild), 6 519, 733; 8 276 (see also primordial image(s»; 
Karma and, 7 1 18n; 
of king's renewal/sacrifice, 14 507, 525; 
of life, anima as, see anima s.v. archetype; 
light, 9i 5, 149; 
as link with the past, 9i 271-5; as living matter, 18 589; 
loss of, 9i 141; 
of lover in a remote land, 18 366; 

luminosity of, 8388, 392; 11 7°7n; 
magic demon, 7 153; mana-personality as, 7 377, 380,388-9, 393, 395; manifestation in child, 10 58-61; 
many or few, 8 274; 11 440; of meaning, 9i 66, 79, 682; 14 313; 
as mediator, 9i 293; metaphysical significance, 11 295; 18 1229; 
as models, 8 275; 
and motifs, 7 129; 9i 89, 260; 16 15, 254; 
	as 	myths/mythological, 	see 
myth(s) s.v.; 
nature of, 8 417; 10 53-4, 447, 847; 11 88; 
in neurosis, 9i 98; noumenonofthe image, 6 659; numinosity of, 5225, 450, 467; 7 109; 8 388, 392, 405, 411, 5900,841; 9i 82; 9ii 2 87n, 305; 1053°,646,652,713,854; 11 102, 222,472, 556; 1241; 14 312, 41ln, 558, 787; 18547, 595, 596, 1160, 1229, 1273, 1492; 
of opposites, their union, 16 354; 
opposites united in, 5 576; 9i 293; 
of order, 10 624; 
and organic illness, 18 231, 299,300; 
as organizers, 8 440; 
origin, 7 109; 9i 187; 11 222n; parallels of pramantha, 5 208; as patterns of behaviour, preexistent/innate, 3 565; 5 337, 467, 474; 8 352, 398, 404, 528n, 841, 93ln; 9i 00, 91; 10 831,846-7; 11 222n; 16254n; 18 1158, 1228, 1273, 1389, 1488, 1492-3, 183Q; 

philosophy and, 8 342; Plato and, 8275; 9i 5; play of, 14401; 
positive and negative sides, 9i 413; 9ii 423; 10461,474; possession by, 7 390; 11 223, 648; 1241, 558; 14746, 787; in practical experience, 18589; preconscious, 8412; production of, 12 19; 
and projection, 18 324, 353, 360,361 ; 
projection of, 5 83n, 576; 7 152; 1212,4°,43,557; 13395; 164°7,5°1; 
proofs of, 9i 100-3; 
psychic and non-psychic, 8 419-20,439-4°,964; 
psychic life of, is timeless, 11 149; 
psychic premises, 13378; psychoid, 8 419-20, 964; 10 849, 851-2, 854; quasi-personal, 5 388; 
no "rational" substitute for, 9i 272; 
reality of, 7 158; recognition of, 10 56-7; 
as scintillae, 8 388; 14 700; of situations, 7 185; 9i 80; soul and, 9i 74; 
specific energy of, 18546,547; spontaneous activity of, 18 1161; 
stability of, 14 660; 
in Tanguy picture, 10 755; term used by other authors, 8 27sn; 9i 5&n; 11 8~; 14761; in Corpus Hermeticum, 8 275n; 9i 5, 149; 11 89n; 
"that which is believed," 11 178; 
totality of, 9ii 305; 
and transference, see transference s.v.; 
of transformation, 9i 80, 258; 11 758; 

transgressiveness of, 10660; trans-subjective union of, 16 469; 
treasure-house of, 14 744; unconscious organizers of our ideas, 9ii 278; 
unity of, 14 661; 
of unity, 14772; 
and violet (colour), 8 414, 416-17,420; 
of witch, 5611; 106o; 
Wotan, 10391, 394; wrathful form, 11 178; 
see also under anima; animal(s); animus; Anthropus; brothers, hostile; Christ; coniunctio; dreams; ego; energy; engram; fairytales; father; God; God- 
	image; God-man; 	hero; 
	hierosgamos; Holy 	Ghost; 
	horse; image(s); 	incest; 
maiden; mandala; mother; mother-son marriage; Mother, Earth-; number(s); parent; persona; primitive(s); psyche; quaternity; rebirth; Redeemer; religion; Sapientia Dei; schizophrenia; self; shadow; Son of Man; spirit; spirit of gravity; sun; symbol/symbolism; synchronicity; tree; triad; Trinity; types; unconscious; unconscious, collective; wholeness; wise old man; and see also primordial image(s) 
Archeus, see Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA Archidoxis magicae, see Paracelsus: 
WORKS s.v. archigallos, 5 662 
Archimedean point, 13 144; 16 254; 17 163, 164 
architecture, 15 174; 
Indian, 10 983, 989; 11 908 archon(s)/Archons, 11 429, 446; 12 456(7)n, 468; 13 12gn; 14 34, 308, 3°9; 
Gnostic/in Gnosticism, 7 104; 

86 

87 

ARCHONIDES - ART 

ARCHONIDES - ART 

89 
archon (cant.): 
9ii 104, 366; 11 408; 14 308; and aeons, 9ii 400; 13 273; Christ, Second, and, 9ii 118; laldabaoth, supreme, 9ii 128, 325; 11 255, 350; 13 275; 14 476; -, "child of chaos," 14 576; of ogdoad, 9ii 297; -, Yahweh as, 9ii 118; and origin of man, 5 487; Saturn as, see Gnostic(-ism) s.v. Saturn as laldabaoth/supreme archon; Paracelsan, 12468; 
seven, 12 298; 14 299, 576; names of, 14 575; spheres of, 1457611; 
seventh, Sabaoth, 9ii 129; laldabaoth, 14 576 
Archonides, 11 373 Archontics, 6 25 
Archytas, 11 124n; 12433 Ardhanari, 5 pI. XXIII 
Ardvisiira Anahital Anaitis, 5 319, 58In,662; 
spring/fountain of, 5 3oon; 13 406 
arena, see sand 
Areopagus, 3 525, 566; 18250 Ares: and Aphrodite, caught in net, 
5 364n; son and daughter of, 14 85; 
battle of clubs at festival of, 5 390; 
in Paracelsus, see Paracelsus: 
ARCANA s.v.; see also Mars 
argentum putum, 13 38 In, 390 argentum vivum/argent vive, 11 16In; 
12 94, 336; 
aqua permanens as, 11 16 In; 12 90; 
Mercurius as, 1290,172,404, 48~; 13255, 287; 
see also hydrargyrum; mercury (metal); quicksilver 
	Argonauts/argosy 	and 	Golden 
Fleece, 12 205, 206, 457; see also Jason 
88 

Argos: Linus festival, 5316n argument, animus and, see animus S.v. 
Argus, 8 394 
Arian/Arian heresy/Arianism/Arius, 631-2; 11195,222,226; 13 154, 165; 1522 
Ariantes, Scythian king, 5 439 Aries, see zodiac: twelve signs of s.v. Arion, 12fig. 211 
Ariosto, 12fig. 244 
Arisleus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Aristeas, 1473 In; Letter of, 12 456n 
aristocrat and non-aristocrat, 10 912-13 
Aristophanes: The Frogs, 18258 "Aristoteles de perfecto Magisterio," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Aristotelian Society, 8 660 "Aristotelis Tractatulus," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art.aurif. s. v. "Tractatulus Aristotelis;" Theatr. chem. s. v. "Tractatus Aristotelis" 
Aristotle, 2 868; 8 655, 933; 9ii 92&n, 19~; 12478; 1341,378; 14 7n, 95, 425n, 45~; 16 533n; OPf.L-ry of, 8 55; 
philosophy of, 13 149; 
and Plato, contrasted, 6 57; reasoning of, 9i 149; WORKS: 
De anima, 144 In; 
De coelo, 11 17gn; 1237ln; Meteorologica, 12 37 In 
Aristotle, pseudo-, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. 
Arius, see Arian! Arian heresy Arjuna, 5 253n; 12 155 
Ark of the Covenant/in flood, 11 711; 142°7n;, 
and unicorn, 12 540-5 
arm(s): and autosuggestion, 1 86; encircling belly, stoup with, 5 pI. XXVII; 

mutilated, 5 35611; outstretched on cross, 5 402; wing-shaped, 5 403 
Armenian(s), 11 312; 
"bitch," see ANIMALS s.v. dog; cave worship by, 5 528 Armilus/Armillus, 9ii 168&n; 14 
	640n 	• 
army: commander, ego as, 8 692-3; general's dream, 17 187; 
J.'s experience as medical officer in, 17 177-8; 
and psyche, compared, 8 690 army with banners (acies castrorum), 
13389 
Arnaldus of VilIanova, see ALCHEMI- 
CAL WRITERS s.v. 
Arndt, E.: "Dber die Geschichte der Katatonie," 3 In 
Arnobius, 5 530; 
A dversus gentes, 5 5 3on; 12 184n; tr. A. H. Bryce and H. Campbell, 5 530n 
Arnold, Sir Edwin: The Light of Asia, 5 362, 490; see also under Bhagavad Gita 
Arnold of Villanova, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S. v. Arnaldus de Villanova 
"Arnolde the great Clerke," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. Arnaldus de Villa nova 
Aros, 12 209, 422n 
Arran, green stone of, 13 129 arrangement(s), 8527; 
Adler's term, see Adler, A. S.V.; in J.'s case, 7 75; 
meaningful, and synchronicity, 8967; 
of psychic process, 8 860; unconscious, 8 832; 10680 
Arrhetophoria festival, 5 530 arrogance, 7 224-5, 283 
arrow(s), 10 638; 13 278; 14 23, 
144n; 16519; 
Cupid's, 8627; 16500; see also below s.v. telum passionis; 
death by, 5 434, pI. XLV; 

and moon, 14 20; 
-shot, 5400, 420,462, 547&n, 585n; 
-smith, 5 515; 
of the sun, 5 439; 
symbolism, 5 438&n; of direction, 9i 667,7°5; libido, 5447; masculine, 5 439; phallic, 13 343, fig· 30; in stigmata, 5 435-8; 
and telum passionis/passion, dart of: Cupid's as, 13 110, 278; 14 23, 426; of Mercurius, 11 420; 12figs. 80, 131; 14 144n, 550; 16 50on, 51gn; 
see also Adam S.V.; Mercurius s.v. as Cupid/archer 
ars aurifera, 13 158, 4 14 
Ars chemica, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS 
arsenic, in alchemy, 12fig. 142T; 14 3In, 195; 
"theft" of, 14 186-7, 193-6 Ars Geomantica/ Art of Punctuation, 8866 
art(s),7 298; 11 906; 17 157, 206, 
210, 266; 
TITLE: The Spirit in Man, Art, and Literature, 15; 
as alchemical term, see alchemy s.v. ; 
analysis as, 7 502; ApollinianlDionysian, 6 225; contemporary, 6 645; 8 176; 10 290,430,584,724; 11 722; 15 178; and neurosis, 18 1724; psychology of, 10307; and unconscious, 10754; ecclesiastical, 5 163, 332n; 
as end in itself, 8 73 I; expressionism in, 10 167; galleries, 18 626; 
of healing, see healing S.V.; history of, archetype in, 9ii 123; 
Indian, 11 933; 
introverted and extraverted, 15 Ill, 117; 

ART - ASHBURNHAM CODEX 

ART - ASHBURNHAM CODEX 

art (cont.): 
magic, 13 156; 
mediating role of, 6 230; medieval, 5 368; 
non-objective, 15206; Oriental, 6 493-4; 
of primitives, 6 493; psychoanalysis and, 7 224; 8 
7°2; 
and psychology, 15 97-103, 
111-18, 133-5; 
sexuality and ~ensuality as basis of, 5332n; 
social significance of, 15 130; and subjective factor, 6 647; sublimation and, 7 71; "symbol" of, 10 24; 
Western, 6 487; 
works of, meaning, 3 398; 15 121,161; 
see also artist(s); artistic; arts and sciences; painting 
art (of alchemy), see alchemy/alchemist(s) 
Artefius, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTlONS: Bibl. chem. cur. s.v. and Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Artemidorus of Daldis, 14474; 17 262; 18 544, 546; 
dream-book of, 5 4; Onirocriticon, 14 474n 
Artemis, 14 144n, 607; bear and, 5 8971, 496n; Chitone, 147rf1; 
on coin from Perga, 5 298; Cybele-, 9i 339; 
Orthia, as Lygodesma, 5364; tern pie in Ephesus, 10 72 rfI; 11 734n; 
veiled, 14 7rf1; see also Diana 
arthropods, 9i 114 
artifex, 12 43, 306, 358&n, 388, 558,.figs. 17, 136, 140, 141,216; 13 88n, 117, 173, 177,414,429, 435, 439; 16 414; 
and arcanum, see arcane substance; 
and lapis, 18 1631&n; 

Mercurius as, 13284; 1440m; qualities of, 12 382-9, 394; 13 212; 
servant of the work, 16471; and saror mystica, 12 .figs 132, 140, 215, 237, 269 (see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Flamel s.v. Peronelle; Pordage s.v. Jane Leade 
transformation of, 13 277; see also adept 
Artio, 5 496n; 9i 341; 
with bear, 5 pI. lh artisan, as hero's father, 5 515 
Artis auriferae, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. 
artist(s), 134,186,219; 3 171,355, 
385,520; 7510; 17312; 
TITLE: "The Artist," 15 155-62; and abstract sensation, 6 794; and creative urge, 15 115, 135, 143, 155; 
detachment of, 15 188n; difficulty of thinking, 18 392; duality of, 15 157; 
and experience of unconscious, 
7342; 
and introverted intuitive type, 
6661; 
Miller and, 5 (P449); pathological fantasy of, 5 277; psychology of, 15 147; 
and repression, 15 156; 
role of, 5 500n; 
vision of, 7 289; 
would-be, 17 206; 
see also art(s); Leonardo; Picasso 
artistic: capacity, unconscious, 7 136, 137&n, 140; on pathology of, 15 122, 144; and the unconscious, 15 141-3, 159, 162; 
creation, and schizophrenia, 15 208&n,209; 
experience of the unconscious, 
7342; 
inspiration and invasion, 18 71, 
72; 
instinct, in animals, 4 279; temperament, 7 375; 

see also art( s) 
arts and sciences, taught by fallen angels, 11 669, 742, 746; see also art(s) 
Artus, see Horus s.v. Arueris, see Horus .1.<'. 
arunquiltha, see Australian aborigines s.v. 
Aruntas, see Australian aborigines 
s.v. 
arupaloka, 11 782 
Aryan(s), 10 18, 353, 389 
asat (non-existing), 13 26?n ascendent, 8 86gn, 988; 9ii 13?n, 
23°; 
and descendent, astrological, 8 
878-900; in coniunctio Solis et Lunae, see coniunctio .LV. Soli Luna 
ascension: experiences, 8 949; 
in fiery chariot, '5 158n, 285, 289; 
see also under Christ; Elijah; see also levitation 
"Ascension of Isaiah," see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha ete. s.v. 
ascent, 12 66, 208; 13 86 (Ill V i); of Adam, 12 456(6); 13 182; and descent, see separate entry below 
as dream motif, 9i 40n; 12 201-2; 13 399; 
of elements, 13 187; mystical/spiritual, of mountain, 9i 403n; 9ii 317; 
as sublimation, 12 66 
ascent and descent, 5553; 7 114; 9i 
40; 12 65,.fig· 14; 
in alchemy (ascensus and descensus), 1266, 8o, 214,456(6); 13 166, 187, 191,399; 14288-g1; of Mercurius, see Mercurius S.V.; of soul, see soul s.v.; stages of, 14 294n; and transitus, 14 288; 
of Christ, see Christ s.v. ; of God and man, 12 214; as pair of opposites, 7 1 14 
ascetiC!vasceticism, 4 777; 5 11gn, 
1"\1 

339; 10649; 11 50, 786; 14678, 710; 
anti-, 11 40, 43; 12 176-8; 
and Christianity, see Christian/. ete. S.V.; 
and dreams of temptation, 18 1487; 
Stoic ideal of, 7 17/427; see also askesis 
Aschaffenburg, G., 1 (P 167n); 2 387, 524, 584-5n, 588, 593, 599, 866; 3 22n; 4 27n, 695; 7 408; 
TITLE: "Freud's Theory of Hysteria; a Reply to Aschaffenburg," 4 1-26; 
association, studies in, 2 18,41, 57, 77, won, 132-3, 157&n, 870-2; duration of, 2 568-9, 577; 
fatigue and attention studies, 2 116&nn, 878-82; 
WORKS: 
"Die Beziehungen des sexuellen Lebens zur Entstehung von Nerven- und Geisteskrankheiten," 4 In; "Experimentelle Studien tiber Assoziationen," in: 
Kraepelin: Psychologische Arbeiten, 1312n; 2 21-4&n, 70, 115n, 55In, 568n, 57?n, 731, (P270); 
"Die Katatoniefrage," 3 2n; 
	Monatsschrift filr 	Krimina 
psychologie und Strafrechtsreform, 1479 
Aschanes, birth of, 5 362n, 368 Aschner, B., 15 In 
Asclepieia, 5 577; see also Aes- 
culapius 
aseity, 1440m 
Asenas/Asenath, 12 456(5)&n ash(es), 14 135, 247, 319&n, 320, 
691; 
as "diadem of heart," 13 183; 14 247, 69m; 16495,497; 
see also sallsalt s.v. 
Ashburnham Codex, see CODICES 

ASH METSAREPH - ASSOCIATION-CHAINS 

ASH METSAREPH - ASSOCIATION-CHAINS 

Ashburnham Codex (cant.): 
AND MSS S.lI. Florence 
"Ash Metsareph," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.t!. 
ash-tree, see TREES S.t!. Ashvaghosha: Buddha-Carita, 13 
45811 
ashvatt~Ul (Ficus religiosa), see TREES 
S.t!. 
Asia/Asiatic, 7 326: central, 10927: cults, 9i 25; 
Europe as peninsula of, 18 139 "as-if," 9i 265; 9ii 315 
Ask, 13 458n 
askesis, 11 776: see also ascetics/ 
asceticism 
Asklepios, see Aesculapius Asmodeus,4 743, 744n Asophol (gold), 14624&n asparagus plant, 13413 
aspects, astrological, 8 867, 869n; and marriage, 8 868, 87&-901: and mortality rate, 8 987; 
and radio weather, 8 875 
aspersion, 9ii 293 
ass(es), see ANIMALS s.v.; Apuleius 
s.v. Golden Ass Assagioli, R., 18 (P398n) assault motif, 5 8 
assertions, delusional, see delusional s.v. 
	Ass Festival (Zarathustra), 	see 
Nietzsche s.v. 
assimilation, 1 357: 3 31; 5 11; 6 685-6 (DeL); 11 2, 400, 439: 13 12,55; 18 1515-17, 1529: 
TITLE: "Phenomena Resulting from the Assimilation of the Unconscious," 7 221-42/45163: 
in alchemy, 14455-7; 
of anima/animus, 7 384; 13 223n; 
of archetypes, 9ii 347; 
and associations, 1 317; 8 195-8; 

of Christ through symbols, see Christ s.v.; 
Christian doctrine and, 14 
45511; 
by church, 1445511; 
of collective psyche, 7 237/458, 480: 
of complexes, see complex(es) 
s.v. 
of doctor by patient, 16 164; of ego/self, 9ii 9, 43, 45, 47; and Gnosticism, 18 151~I7; 1827-8, 183°; 
of irrational ideas, 18837; of lost contents, 18 595; 
of man to country, 10 968, 971; of mana-personality, 7 398; 
of object, empathy and, 6 486, 489 (see also extraverted type S.l'. object): 
of opposites, 14513; phenomena of, 18 1515, 1517, 1529,1827,183<r-l; 
by projection-making factor, 9ii 4{; 
of representations collecti,'es, 11 
453; 
symbols and phenomena of, 9ii 
295; 
of the unconscious, 7 221, 365; of unconscious contents by conscious, 5 631, 683; 7 205/ 446,218/45°,'253,361,365, 384, 505; 8 430; 16 2~7, 32~9; 
of vision/God-experience, 11 
478,480; 
work of, 18 595 
association(s), 1 75-6, 139, 14711, 340; 3215; 5100,25,91, 28<r-l, 468; 6463-5,467,469,481,966; 172°7,27°; 
TITLES: "An Analysis of the Associations of an Epileptic," 2 49g-559; "Association, Dream, and Hysterical Symptoms," 2 793-862; "The Association 

Method," 2 93g-98; "The Associations of Normal Subjects," 2 3-495; "Studies in Word Association," 2 1-10 14; assimilation and, 1 317; 8 195-8; 
"astrolo~cal," 7 250; 
and attention, 1 73,314-17: 3 24, 108, 300, 544 (see also abamement du niveau mental); blocking of, 16320; categories/classification of, 18 155; 
chains of, 3 5~8; 443; 565-6, 79, 128, 166 (see also sep. en!l)' below); 
clang, 3 II&n, 23-4, 4In, 157, 265,267,291,294,544 (see also clang); 
classification of, see sep. entry below; 
compulsive, 3 218; concord/parallelism of, 1 148; 10608; 
concordant, in families, 4 309; 8228,5°3; 
and consciousness, 1 87, 16~9, 279, 290; 2 608, (P253); 17 2°7; 
co-ordination in, 2 93g-98; definition, 2 20, 730&n; 
in dementia praecox/schizophrenia,3 8-11, 22-4,41,5°5, 544, 563, 565, 56&-9; dream-,3 126, 12g-30, 13711, 505, 544, 563, 568; 4 46, 324, 326,542-6; 7 21/434, 45, 129, 139, 17<r-l, 210; 8 14&-50; 12 48, 403; 16 95-6, 31g-20; 17 114; numbers in, 4 131-2; duration of, 2 56&-76; experiments, see below; 
and extremes of feeling, 1 142, 184; 
father in, see father s.V.; 
and feeling-toned complex, 1 47&-84; 3 82, 1°7-42, 175, 

218; 441,43,211; 720/432; free, 264°,662, 704; 44°,42 157; 67°2; 8 167, 179,453; 9i 101; 16 100, 31g-20; 17 114 18 171, 172, 175,422,424-5, 43°,432-4; 
of ideas, 5 639; 18 833; inhibited by embarrassment, ] 311-17; 
laws of, 2 86&-9, 883; 3 37, 41; mediate, 3 37, 44-5, 47, 1345&/1,218; 
memory and, 9i 504; 11 776; method, 17 128, 175; 184; negative/contrasting, 3 27-3°, 138; 
primitive/archaic, 3 563, 565; 7 101; 
and repression, 1 73; 4 211; 8 372; 
sound (sound reactions), 2 7~80, 385, 388-9, 391, 394, 403-5, 407, 44~51, 731, 874, 881-2; 
symbolical, 7 341; 
see also Aschaffenburg; thinking s. v. non-directed/associative 
association-chains; INSTANCES: "affirm," 3 23~9; "Alexander, Empress," 3 29<r::amphi,:: 3 282-4; 
bazaar, 3 293-4; bone/bed,2 605; "Bunau-Varillacigar," 2451; 3 110; 
in case of B. St, 3 203-7; "crown," 3 228-9; 
"discord," 3 262-3; "establish," 3 23~7; "finality," 3 243-4; 
"Gessler," 3 272-3; 
"hero," 3 241-2; "hieroglyphical," 3 26<r-l; "Hufeland," 3 27<r-l, 377; in hysteria, 2 816; "interest-draughts," 3 234-5; "Lorelei," 3 225-7, 373; 

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association-chains (cant.): 
"Maria Theresa," 3 287-9, 310; "master-key," 3 230-1, 379; melodic, 3 112-17; 
"mildlbed," 3 110; 
in Miller fantasies, 5 65, 79-81; "monopoly," 3 264-5, 380; "Morgenrock/Taganrog," 2 611; "mountain-peak," 3 245-6; "mountain-work/ America," 3 124-5: 
"note-factory," 3 266-7; 
"oleum," 3 268-9; "oranges/shunting station," 3 1 21; 
"owneroftheworid," 3 232-3; "paint/landscape," 3 95; "paralysis," 3 258; "polytechnic, double," 3 21920, 256; 
"professorship," 3 221, 371; "Schiller's Bell," 3 274-5, 376; 177; 
"silver," 3 249-50; 
"Socrates," 3216-:-17,295,370; "Stuart," 3 278-9,372; "summit," 3 224-5; "Tagerock/Taganrog," 3 110 (see also above Morgenrock); 
in theft case, 2 791-2; "Turkey," 3 247-8; 
"universal," 3 238-40; 
"Uster," 3 280-1; 
"water, drowning" associations, 2 743-7,1021-2,1081-2; "whitelblack," 3 94; 
of young man in love with unsuitable girl, 2 732-47; "Zlihringer," 3 251-2; 
various others, 3 44-9, 107-8 
association(s), classification of, 2 
20-113; 
analytical, 2 35, 46-7; canalized, 2 70- 1 ; 
causal, 2 65; 
co-existence, 2 66; 
contrast, 2 42, 70; co-ordination, 2 29-37,46,61; egocentric, 2 97; 

emotional types, 2 984; external, 2 32, 66-75, 871-4; identity, 2 67; 
indirect, 2 82, 91, 126, 204, 399, 447-51,605, 829n internal, 2 29-65,871,874; linguistic connection, 2 105; objective type, 2 984; perseveration, 2 100; predicate, 2 45-64; 
repetition, 2 104; 
sound, 2 78, 874; subordination, 2 38-40; superordination, 2 41; synthetic, 2 46-7; 
see also egocentric reactions; perseveration 
association experiments/tests, 1 311-17,483; 2 1350; 3 16-17,82, 110; 442,532; 5 100; 8 22, 196, 199, 296, 821; 10 103-tn; 16 48; 17 175; 1897-108,432,832,961, 1130, 1155; 
TITLES: "Disturbances of Reproduction in the Association Experiment," 2 918-38; "On the Psychophysical Relations of the Association Experiment," 2 1015-35; "Psychoanalysis and Association Experiments," 2 660-727; "The Psychopathological Significance of the Association Experiment," 2 863917; "On the Psychophysical Relations of the Association Experiment," 2 1015-35; "The Reaction-time Ratio in the Association Experiment," 2 560638; 
and affects, see affects s.v.; averages, 2 382-4°4, 434-49, 469-74; 
complexes and, see complex(es) s.v.; 
continuous, 3 214-96; 
controls in, 2 778" 780-1; criminal investigation and, see evidence, psychological diag- 

nosis of; 
in dementia praecox/schizophrenia, ~ 1157-78;3 215-95, 5°6, 554; 18 1°7,832; and distracted attention, 337-47,52; educated men, 2 165-266,441, 477-8; subjects, 2 13-14, 20, 398-411, 577-82; women, 2 115-66, 439-41, 462-3; 
in epilepsy, 2 499-559; 
failure in, see failure; 
and familes, 2 135, 144, 151-2, 158; 4 309, 695, 780; 8 228, 503; 18 1137; 
and family constellation, 2 
999-1014; 
and feeling-toned complexes, 3 
92-6,106,107-10,175,2°3-8, 210-11,554; 5219; 8 253, 365, 592-3; 11 21, 37; 17 128, 199a (see also feeling-tone); 
and Freudian unconscious, 18 121 ; 
and galvanometer, see galvanometer s. v.; 
historical development of, 2 
73°; 
in hysteria, 2 793-822, 943, 946-54; 18 973; 
men and women compared, 2 
399-400, 434-44, 456-68, 577-8, 904-6; 
and neurosis, 2 1351; 3 506; 4 408; 
participation in, 18 159; potentialities of, 18 1137; 
and practice, effects of, 1 316; procedure, 2 7-19, 761; 
and psychoanalysis, 4 18-19; reaction time in, see reaction time; 
respiration in, 18 129-34; simple, 3 2°3-14; 
sound, see association(s) s.v.; stimulus words in, 1 483; 2 730; attitudes towards, 2 384, 4°8-19; choice of, and complex, 3 93-5; 8 592-3; 11 21, 

37; defining of, 2 408n, 51~ 984-5; emotionally charged, 157; experimental procedun 2 8-9, 12; explanation of, 525-9, 539, 947-R, 984; for getting, 2 639; grammatica form, influence of, 2 475-87 585-92; language problems, ~ 10-11; not understanding, ~ 286-90; and reaction, as asso ciation, 2 20; reaction-tim, and, 2 584-93, 622-32; repe tition of, 2 95, 454-5, 539 541-3,545-6, 555&n, 954-5: and subjective factor, Il 
753-4; 
and unconscious, 4 335-9; 11 50; 14181,272; 
uneducated men, 2 358-81 397,439; subjects, 210-11,20 270, 392-3, 397, 400-11, 523 577-82, 589-600, 633-4 884-5, 1080; women, 2 267357, 393-7, 438, 462, 475-80; vowel sequences in, 18 944 
assonance(s),3 22n, 41,578; 6463 Assumption of Mary/Assumptio Mariae, see Mary/Mother of God s.V. 
assumptions: a priori, 9ii 29; basic, 4 784; 
false, 8 761; 16237; historical, 7 310; 
prior, 16 543; unconscious, 4 776; 7331 
Assurbanipal, see Ass)'ria s.v. Assyria: Assurbanipal/Asurbanipal King of, 5 280, 375, 659n; 14 384; 
God of, 54°3; 
and sun-god, 5600n Ast the Shepherd, 18 797 
Astanus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS Ostanes 
Astarte, 5 32In, 353n; 
Canaanite, 18 1529; 
doves of, 8 336; 148on; love-goddess, 9ii 174; 13 226, 278; 

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ASTERIUS - ATTENTION 

96 
97 
Astarte (cont.): 
Semitic, 134°711-; in Spitteler, 6 456n 
Asterius, Bishop of Amasea, 5 528; 9i 29711: 18 264&n; 
Homilia X in sall{;(os martyres, 5 
528n 
asthma, nervous, 4 365; 7 44, 69 Astrampsychos, 9i 238n; 13 35~61 astrolabe, 14 270 
astrologer(s), 6 933; 10 172, 682, 687; 11 970 
astrology/astrological, 5 42 In; 6 917, 934; 8 405n, 829, 867-9, 916, 944, 987-94; 9i 605, 60711-; 10 169, 176, 590, 687, 914; 11 390, 654, 714; 12 314; 13 49, 151; 14 180n, 493n; 15 1~20, 2~30; 16410; 
TITLE: "An Astrological Experiment," 8 872-915; 18 117492: 
and alchemy, 9ii 415; 12 40, 346,524; 13 154,285; 14222, 476n; 
birth data and, 1582; 
and characterology, see character/ete. s. v. ; 
and collective unconscious, 8 325, 392; 
colours and, 14390; current, 7 494; 10700; earthly, 13355; 
fishes in, 9ii 128, 173 (see also zodiac: twelve signs of S.v. Pisces); 
J.'s experiment, 8 872-915; 18 1174-92; 
and mandala, 12 314; 
mantic character of, 8 994; morphomata and, 9ii 136; Oriental,9ii 148; 10 188; Paracelsus and, 12 210; 13 355n; 15 22; 
Platonic months in, 9i 551; possible causal laws in, 8 876, 987; 
Saturn in, 9ii 128-1\0; 

science, in antiquity, 10 121; 11 257n; 1581; 
and statistics, 18 1 175; temperaments, 13 355; unconscious, 18412; 
see also aspects, astrological; associations, "astrological;" horoscope(s); planets; zodiac; 
see also under Antichrist: ascendent and descendent; character: Christianity: Mercury, planet: synchronicity 
astro-mythology, see mythology s.v. Astronomia (Paracelsus, arcana), 8 
39° 
astronomy(-er), 1 144; 13 148n, 
154,285; 14571; 1538; laws of, 11 140; 
as source of names in S. W.'s metric system, 1 144 
astrophysics, 8 987 
astrum, eternal, 12 214; see also Paracelsus s. v. ARCANA; star s.v. man 
Asurabama (Miller fantasies), 5 
280-81, (/1460) Asuras, 12 533 Asurbanipal, see Assyria Aswan, 9i 239 
aswatha, see TREES S.l/. asylum, 1477; 
fear of, 1 356; modern, 3 472 
asymmetry, of fourth dimension, 10742 
Atarah, 14652 
Atargatis, 9ii 127, 163, 173, 174; fish cult of, 9ii 186; 
see also Derceto 
atavism, 3 529 
ataxia, 3 33, 35; 
intrapsychic, 3 37 ataxia-abasia, 18 876 
Athanasian creed, see creed(s) Athanasius, St., Bishop of Alexan- 
dria, 6 82; 16 384; 
"Life of St. Anthony," in The Book if Paradise or Garden if the 

Holy Fathers, tr. E. A. Wallis Budge, 6 821/; 11 32n 
athanor (melting pot/furnace), 5 245; 13fig· B4; 1653811 
Atharva Veda, see Vedas s.v. atheism,9i 125: 9ii 170: 10510: 11 34, 14°,285; 18 1658, 1660; 
and theism, as opposites, 8 712 Athenaeus, A., 5 321; 1496; Deipnosophists, tr. C. B. Gulick, 149011,96n 
Athenagoras,' 14 14; 
Legatio pro Christianis, 14 14n Athene/PallaslMinerva, 4 511,760; 5321,372; 9i 95, 368; 10731; 12 
fig· 187; 18 250; 
in Goethe, 6 289, 291, 295, 3°2; 
Phidias' statue of, 6 44 
Athens, 642,43,44; 1392; 14 154; 
18 195, 260, 264; 
chasm on the Areopagus, 5 572; 
classical, 5 36; 
Little Metropolis, 5 46on; 9ii 147; 
sacred precinct, 5 570; sacred tree, 5 392n; 
St. Paul and, 9ii 274, 299 
Athi plains, 9i 177 
athista/adhista, 8 329, 411 athla/&8.\a; see Heracles s. l/. labours 
of 
Athos, Mount, 14328; 18 1536 Atlantic Ocean, 7 326 L'Atlantide, see Benoit s.v. Atlantis, 6 594; 9i 471; 11 190 Atlases, 12fig. 142BB 
Atman/atman, 5 227, 550; 6 188, 415; 7 303; 9i 248, 289(b), 408, 572; 9ii 60, 124, 223, 257, 303, 348; 10 65, 779, 873, 875; 11 231, 433, 955-6, 959; 12 16, 20, 209; 13 210, 268; 14 132, 133, 145, 273, 711; 16 474; 18 638, 1567; 
Brahman and, 6 189, 190; Elijah as, 18 1526; 

	hermaphroditic 	nature, 
22711-; 
personal and su pra-Itrans-per sonal, 5 29611, 596n, 612n: 1~ 137: 13287: 14 133: of tree 
see Mercurius (1) s.v. tree; purusha-, see Purusha s.V.; 
self as, 6 189, 330-2, 361; 303; 9ii 223, 348; 11231; 129 137; 16474; 
see also anlitmall 
Atninga ceremony, see Australian aborigines s.v. Aruntas atom(s)/atomic, 7 405; 8 278&n 417; 9i '117; 9ii 376, 380, 391, 411; 13 143,248; 
bomb, 8 424, 426, 428; 11 733, 747,751,768; 18 1407, 1505; chain reactions, 10611; 
of Democritus, 10 766; 
energy. 10485,611; 
fission, 8 422, 967; 9i 454(b); theory,9i 117; 
world/age, 9i 408; 18 1666; see also microphysics; physics atomic and nuclear 
Aton, 14356n atonement, 11 661; 
Day of, 18 1551 at-one-ment, 11 799, 817-18 Atreus, 6 43n 
Atrides/House of Atreus, curse of, 
6223; 1788, 154; 18 1374 atrophy, instinctual, 13 13 attachments, infantile, 14 750 attainable, restriction to the, 8 768, 
770-1 
attention, 1 119&nn; 2 3-5, 382-3, 882, 1080- I; 8 690; 9ii 46; 11 897; 14 180; 
and affectivity, 3 83&n; and apperception, 3 19; 
and association(s), see associa· tion(s) S.I'.: 
blunting of, 2 133, 138, 151, 165, 169-78; 
concentration of, 17 343; and automatic actions, 1 119; and 

ATTENTIVE REACTION - ATTITUDE 

ATTENTIVE REACTION - ATTITUDE 

attention (cant.): 
new ideas, 1 14711; 
directed, and thought, 5 11-14; 8294; 
distraction of, and association, see distraction s. v.; 
disturbances of, 1 43, 73, 277, 338-40; 2 120, 132-4, 136, 168-9, 378-9, 731, 1322; 3 1-3,12,14-15,17,24,26,3°, 52-3, 162, 3°°, 434, 544; in dementia praecox, 2 1067; and fatiguability, 1 254 (see also Aschaffenburg); 
in galvanometer and pneumograph experiments, 2 1048, 1187; 
inhibition of, 3 135; oscillating, 18 445; phenomenon, 2 419; subliminal,l 119n; 
-tone, 3 83-4, 86-7; withdrawal of, 3 137; 17 199; see also distractibility 
attentive reaction, 2 119 attic, in dream, 10 671 
Attic: bas-relief, 5 298, pI. XXIa; fertility and rebirth ceremonies, 13 92 
Attis/Atys, 5 183, 321, 3300, 392; 9ii 334, 33gn; 11 10, 348, 612, 718n, 828n: 12 26,416, 529: 14 27n, 64n, 510n, 627n, 653n; 
Adonis, 5 165&n; archigallos, 5 662; 
and Christ, affinities, 13 92&n; cult/legend, 5 659-62; 18 1287; 
-Cybele cult, see Rhea/Cybele s.v.; 
"holy shepherd," 9ii 145n; as Ichthys, 9ii 23711; 
and Men, 5 299; 
and Mithras, 5 165n; mystery of, 5 535; polymorphous, 9ii 310; 
and sacred pine-tree, 5 321, 

349, 659, 661-2, fig· 42; 13 4°ln; 
self-castration of, 5 3561'1, 392, 
585; 
and shepherd, 9ii 162: see also Adonis 
attitude(s), 6 687-91 (DeL); 8 49; 
11 245; 1679,81,236,419; abstracting, see abstracting s.v.; and adaptation, 8 60; aesthetic, 6 173, 194,232,485; and affect, 8 630-1; apotropaic, 16365; authoritarian, 17 21 1; 
bad effects of, 8 630; 
basis of, 8 631; 
breakdown of, in individual, 8 594; 
change of, 7 252; 8 845; 13 473; 18 1391-5, 1402; and conflict, 4 606; social or national, 8 594; 
collective, 6 12,311-12; 7240, 459; 8 142; introverted, 11 800; national, 10 972; as religion, 6 313; undifferentiated, 6 311; 
conscious, 6 571-2; 7 63, 78, 88, 159, 338, 344, 347, 359, 371,391; 8497; 9i 431; 11 56, 517, 783; 12 48, 95, 247; 15 152; 16 26, 366, 381; 17 194, 281, 282; aberrations of, 13 229; and archetypal images, 5 264; badly adapted, 8494; collapse of, 7 254; and dreams, 8 546; 17 187; failure of, 8 65; . and godlikeness, 6 150; Goethe's, 15 153; and neurosis, 16 12, 26; one-sidedness of, 10 20; 13 223; and works of art, 15 160; 
of consciousness, 6 563-7; abstracting. see abstracting, attitude; and dying. R 809; contemplative, 11 797; contents of, 8 692-3; 

doctor's/psychotherapist's, 11 518,527,537; lE 273; earthbound, and spiritual, 10 
913; 
emotional, 2 984 (see also below infantile); 
Epimethean, 63°1,310-12; extraverted, 6563-7,575, ga3, 940, 972, 975; 7 62; culture and, 6 619; and feelin~, 6 595-6; and introverted, 7 61, 81-3,87; 1677,79,241; and intuition, 6 610-12; onesidedness of, 6 569, ga2, and sensation, 64°4-5; Western, see West/Western s.v. attitude; false, of patient, 17 181; 
and feeling, 6 595; 
function and, 8 258; 
general, 7 395; 
ideal, and repression, 8588; impulse llnd, 8 692; 
infantile, 4 573, 738n, 739; 5 457; 7 88, 254; 10 342-3; 12 92; emotional, and neurosis, 4 312; 
introverted, 6 9°3, 940; 11 776, 778, 783; and extraverted, see above; and feeling, 6638-9; and intuition, 6 655-60; negation as, 6322; one-sidedness of, see above extraverted; 
and mandala, 12 247; 
and maxim, 8 631-2; 
meaning of term, 8 630-1, 6go; mental and moral, 18 13ga; moral, and neurosis, 8 685-6; natural, and unconscious, 7504; negation as, 6 322; 
negative, 7 195; 8 761; neurotic, 7 223; 
objective, 7323; 
one-sidedness of, 3 456; 6910, 971; 7501; 9i 244; 102o; patient's, 3 4~7; 4 538; 16250; to doctor, 16307; to instinct, 5 199; 

and persona, 7 505; 
personal, 7 247; 8 772; 16 9! and neurosis, 1653; personalistic, of medical ps' chology,7 122; 
-phenomenon (Bleuler), 2 16! 173-4, 176; 
post-analytic, inadequacy of, 344; 
progression oflibido and, 8 61 Promethean, 63°1,310-11; and psychic suffering, 8 684; psychological, 6 113; 7 459; 22 1; Christiani ty as, 6 3 1 ~ readjustment of, 8 142, 59< religion and, 11 771; 
positive, Keyserling's, 10941; 
	"puffed-up" 	(inflation), 
110; 
rationalistic, 7 (P 124); 12 61 74, 112; 
and reaction-type, 4 700; reflec;:tion as, 11 235n; religion as/religious, 4 55! 9ii 141; 11 53, 136; 13 7] 14 677; 16 99, 218; 17 29t and philosophical, 4 555; renewal of, 6 325; 
repressive, 16 381; 
scientific, 7 216; 
social, 7 84; 
as spirit, 8 629-30; 9i 387; spiritual, 17 336; and matt rialistic, 16 79; 
stiffening of, in maturity, , 116; 
teacher's, 17 233; 
theories and, 8 705; transference and, 16 279; transformation of, 7 359; type(s), see type(s) s.v.; unconscious, 6 568-76, 626-j g03; 8546,697; to activity of, ~ 344; 
of understanding, 18 1209; and Weltanschauung, 8 694700; 

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