ATTRACTION - AUTHORITY 

ATTRACTION - AUTHORITY 

attitude (cemt.): 
Western, see West/Western s.v. attitude; 
youthful, 8 77 I; clinging to, 16 
75 
attraction, 4 284; 8 825; 
of related object, 8 831 attributes: of anthropomorphic deities, 9i 315; 
personification of, 4 106 attritio, 12 36&n 
atua (of Maoris), 8 125 
Atum/Tum, Egyptian god, see Turn Atwood, Mrs. M. A. 165°5; 
A Suggestive Enquiry into the Hermetic Mystery, 14 18w; 16 
5°511 
Atys, see Attis 
auctor rerum, 11 199, 279,400,408 audition coloreI', see colour hearing auditory hallucinations, see voice/ 
vox s. v. hallucinatory a ufsitz.en , 4 102n, 127n Augean stables, 5 579n augmentatio, 12 340 
augur(-ies),4 589, 607; 8 850n; 13 148 
Augurellus, Joannes Aurelius, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Gratarolus s.v. "Chrysopoeia" 
Augustine, St., of Hippo, 5 66911; 671-2; 6 19,33; 8 275,469; 9i 5, 149; 9ii 71-3&nn, 80, 95, 132n, 285; 10555,914; 1192,484,845, 912; 1251,497,524; 13457; 14 255, 526n; 18 16, Ro, 688; 
archetypes in, see archetype(s) s.v.; 
on Christ's death, 5411,671; 14 2.l)n, 55511, 568; 
on Church, 6 33; 
on God who made the sun, 5 162; 10 138; 12 11211; 18 16, 688; 
on libido, 5 186; 
on Virgin Mary, 6 393-5; WORKS: 
Annotatiemes in Job, 16533n; 

The Confessiems, tr. F. j. Sheed, 5 102&n, 104nn, 107&n, 111&n; 8 967n; 9i 38n; 9ii 174, 18511; 13 30w; 1433n; 15 149&n; 16412; 
Cemtra adversarios legis et proPhetarum, 9ii 8911; 
Cemtra epistolam Manichaei, 6 892&n; 
Cemtra Faustum/Reply to Faustus, tr. R. Stothert, 9ii 72n, 12711; 1433n; 
De actis cum Felice Manichaeo, 1432n; 
De civitate dei/The City of God, tr. j. Healey, 5 186n; 633; 9ii 12711, 133n, 14711, 243n; 13 299n, 30 Inn; 14 277&n, 400n; 
De diversis quaestiemibus, 9i 5; 9ii 228nn; 
De trinitate, in: Augustine: Latl'r Works, tr. j. Burnaby, 9ii 73n; Dialogus quaestionum, 9ii 8911; 1330wn; 
Enanationes in psalmos/Expositions em the Book of Psalms, tr. S. Hobgin, and F. Corrigan, 8 967n; 9ii 7wn, 72n, 157n; 13 301n, 302n; 14 17&nn, 28n, 255nn, 727n; 
Epistolae, 14 20&nn, 28n; 16 397n; 
Liber de vera religionI', 9ii 7In; 11 (PI07); 13 30w; 
Liber sententiarum ex Augustino, 9ii 9o&n; 
The Nature of the Good, in: 
Earlier Writings, tr. j.H.S. Burleigh, 14 33n; 
Quaestiemes in heptateuchum, 14 I In; 
Retractatiemes, 9ii 71 n; 
Sermo suppositus, 5 411&n, 67 In; 9ii 900; 14 25n, 568n; Sermones, 6 393n, 39511; 9ii 7In; 11 10711; 
Tractatus in Joannis Evan- 

gelium/Trac!ates 011 thl' Go.IIJe/ According to Saint John, tr. J. lnnes, 5 J62n; 9ii 7In: 11 313n; 12 11211; 1425611; 18 16n, 688n 
Augustine, pseudo-: Liber de spiritu et anima, 11 221&n; 13 30 Inn Augustus, 9ii 223; 18241; 
era of, 10 293,488 
aurea apprehensio (golden understanding), 12381 
Aurea catena Homeri, 12 148n "Aurea hora," .lee ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. auri[. s.v. "Aurora consurgens" 
"Aurelia occulta," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. cltem . .1.11. Beatus 
aureole of sun, 13 107 
"Aureum saeculum redivivum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS; Mus. herm. s.v. Madathanus 
aureum vellus, see golden fleece 
Aureum vellus (text), see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS; see a/.Io Theatr. chem.: Mennens, "De aureo vellere libri tres" 
Aurobindo, Shri, 10 875 Aurora, 13 215 
aurora borealis, 10 389 
Aurora consurgens, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 
aurum, see gold 
Aurum hermeticum, .lee ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.V. Balduinus Auschwitz, 10 404; see also concentration cam ps 
auster (south wind), 12 480&n; see also wind 
austerity, optimum of, 18 1348 
	Australasian 	Medical 	Congress 
(1911),2 134911 
Australian aborigines/primitives, 6 431,496; 8 119,570; 10 103; 14 162n; 1884,649; alchera(bugari)/alcheringa, alcheringamijini (identification with ancestral souls), 9i 84, 224, 

22611,260; 12 171; 13 130n; aI'll1lqlli/tl/(/ (mana), 8 120; 13 128; 
Aruntas, atninga ceremony of, 886; 
and children's souls, 13 128; churingas (ancestral stones), 6 325, 496; 8 92, 119&n; 13 12~9, 132; 
hierosgamos amongst, 5 215, 220, 226; 
renewal rites among, 5 671; and soul-atoms/sparks, 8278n; 9i 116; 
totem-ancestor, 13 128; Wachandi tribe, ri tes of, 5 213, 220, 226; 883-5, 88; 
world of ancestors and dreams, 13 1300; 
zogo concept, 8 120; 
see also Spencer and Gillen Austria/Austrian, 10 908, 975, 1055, 1060; 18 1311; 
legendary sign of rain in, 5421 Authades, demon, 9ii 30711 
author, and public, 7 406 "Authoris ignoti opusculum," see 
ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. auri! s.v. "Opusculum authoris ignoti" 
authoritarian principle, 10326 authority (-ies), 7 389; 13 25, 148, 
15°; 
alchemical, slaying of, 13427; and children, 17 2 I I; 
of the Church, 10326; dialects and, 162; 
faith in, 4 653, 655; 
inner, 9ii 48, 49; 
of lumen naturae, 13 151; magic of female, 9i 158; parental, 7 97; lack of, 17 107a; unwillingness to abandon, 17 107a; political/religious, 16227; reaction to, 1 193; 
search for, 16 227; 
submission to, 4 658; 

100 

101 

AUTISM - AZTEC 

AUTISM - AZTEC 

authority (cant.): 
and therapist, 16 2, 23; 
of tradition, 13 149 autism/autistic: and autoeroticism, 3 
429n, 430; 
in schizophrenia, 5 37; withdrawal, in negativism, 3 
428, 429 
autochthonous image, 13 352 autoerotic/ autoerotism/autoeroticism, 4 246; 6403, 621; 8 432; 11 770; 125; 15 158; 
and autism, 3 429n, 430; infantile, 537; 6898; insulation, 18343; isolation, 13307; projections and, 9ii 17; type, 17 136 
autofecondation interieure, 7 233n Autogenes, 9ii 30tn; 1160; 13419; see also under Barbelo; Monogenes autogenic training, 11 874; 16 1, 230 
auto-hypnosis, 1 354.,422; drowsiness as, 2 134 
automata, reflex, 8 955 
automatic phenomena, 3 56; memory of, 1 58; 
misreading as, 1 155 automatic writing, see psychography 
automatism(s)/automatization, 2 847-9,857; 3 32, 71, 182, 196; 4 615; 8 22, 383, 384; 14 225; 18 560; 
and auto-suggestion, 1 100; 2 
847; 
catatonic, 3 7, 187-93; command,3 17,27,30; creative force of, 1 184-5; and distractibility, 1 339; dream role, 1 119, 304; 
and feeling of strangeness, 1 87,93,99; 
linguistic, 2 136; 
melodic, 3 117; motor/automatic movement(s), 1 85-6, 129; 2 136; 3 196; 18 

729, 730, 733; and partial hypnosis, 1 82; 
psychic, sexual theory of, 5 185; 
and semi-somnambulism, 1 29, 41-2, 77-9; table-turning in, 1 49, 80--95, 126; unconscious/unconscious control, 1 82; 4 28; 17296; verbal, 1 98; 
visual, 1 98; 
see also feeling-tone(d) S.iI. ideas; Janet 
automatisme ambulatoir:e, 1 I, 18; 8 
383; 
and vagrancy, 1 19 
automatisme teteologique, see Flournoy s.v. WORKS 
automatons, children treated as, 17 
16 
automobiles, dream-motif, 8 535 autonomism, God as, see God s.v. autonomous/autonomy, 7 85, 302; 
13 12,437; 
activity, of the unconscious, see unconscious s.v. autonomous; conscious, 18 154; 
in divine process, 11 290; individual,4 655, 657; 
of matter, 13 286; moral,4667; 
of naive intellect, 5 95; 
psychic contents, 13 48, 54; God/God-image as, 7 402; 18 1507; 
primitives and, see primitive(s) s.v. 
see also under affect(s); anima; animus; archetype(s); complex(es); image(s); psyche; shadow; symbol; unconscious; unconscious contents, collective 
Autopator! 9ii 298&n; 18 1481 autos-da-fe, 11 291 auto-suggestion/ -suggestibility, 1 
25-9, 82; 4 q-20, 206; 5 55; 7 

267, 344; 9i 130n; 11 888, 907; 18725; 
and dreams, 1 117; 12327; hypnosis through, 1 96; "Instantaneous," see Miller, Miss F., "Phenomena of Transitory Suggestion ... "; 
and malingerers, 1 305; 
and motor area, 1 85, 86; 
and self-deception, 1 438 
autumn, 5 408, 665n Autun. 9ii 145n 
auxiliary function, see function(s) s.v. 
Avalokiteshvara, 12 125 
Avalon, A. (pseud. of Sir J. Wood- 
roffe): 
The Serpent Power, 9i 8In, 142n, 3l2n, 467n; 12 123n, 184n, 246n, 397n, fig· 39; 13 3sn, 334n; 14 5800; 16 3800, 558; 181331n; 
(ed.) Shri-Chakra-Sambhara Tantra, 9i 142n; 11113n, 79In; see also Woodroffe 
Avantius, Josephus, 12 356n avarice, 13 355 
avatar(s), see Hindu/Hinduism s.v. Avenarius, Richard, 6 767; 
Der menschluhe WeltbegrifJ, 6 767n . 
"Ave Praeclara," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s. v. Melchior Cibinensis 

average, statistical, 10 744 Avesta, 5 243 
Avicenna. see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
avidya, 11 775; 12 123 
avis H ermetis, see ANIMALS .I.,'. bird, of Hermes 
awareness, 11 774; 
mind and. 11 804; unreflecting, 11 272; see also consciousness 
Axiom of Maria, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. Maria Prophetissa ayami, see shaman(ism) .\.l'. Ayesha, see Haggard, H. Rider ayik, see Elgonyi 
Azael, see Azaziel 
Azam, GM.E.E.: case of Felida, 1 
110,136; 
on periodic amnesia, 1 17; 
	on 	spontaneous 	somnam- 
bulism, 1 110, 136, 280; Hypnotisme, double conscience, et alterations de la persannalite, 1 qn, lIOn, 2800; 6797n 
Azaziel/ AzazeV Azael (angel), 11 669, 670, 680; 12 543; 
in Byron's poem, see Byrons.v. 
Azi-Dahaka, 14 6400 Azoch/AzotlAzoth, 8 388n; 12 20tn, fig. 1420, 537n; see also Mercunus 
Aztec(s). see American Indians: 
NORTH s.v. 

102 

103 

BA- BAPTISM 

104 
B 
105 
ha (soul) (Egyptian), 7 295; 8 845; 1084 
Baader, F. von, 4 748; Sammtliche Werke, 14 58w Baal, 9ii 182; 11 350; 18 1529; of Edessa, 5 294; 
and Shemesh, 5 400n 
Baba Bathra (Talmud), 9ii 181n Baba Kamma (Talmud), 9ii 106'11 Baba Yaga, 9i 435 
Babbitt, F. C., see under Plutarch Babbitt (Sinclair Lewis), 10 927 babe, see infancy; infant 
Babel, see Babylon s. v. Babinski,]., 16 1; 18 943 baboon, see ANIMALS s.v. 
baby, see infancy; infant Babylon(-ia), 11 612 
and Babel: dragon of, in alchemy, 14 14°,4°8,420; tower of, as symbol, 5 171; civilization of, 16 223; 
Creation Epic, 5 375-9: 18 234; battle of gods in, 5 375-8 (see also Marduk; Tiamat); 
cup of, in alchemy, 14 387, 414,426; 
gods of, 9ii 186, 189 (see also Adad; Marduk; Oannes; triad(s) s.v. Trinity); 
rite of temple prostitution in, 18365, 366; 
symbolism of, 5 303, 304, 313; underworld, 531sn; 
"whore of," 5 313,jig. 22; 11 721, 723-4; in alchemy, 14 420; patient's nickname, 18 335; 
see also Gilgamesh Epic Bacchus, see Dionysus 
Bacci us, Andreas, 12 51 8n Bach,]. S., 10 158; 12 176; 14754 Bachofen,]. ]., 15 (P84); 
Versuch iiber die Grabersymbolik, 5 jig. 43 

backward children, see child(ren) s.v. 
Bacon, Francis, 8 275 
Bacon, Josephine D.: "Woman of the Bees" in In the Border Country, 9i 312n 
Bacon, Roger, 9ii 143, 154,4°4; 16 
221; 18 1530 Bactria, 9ii J 28 Badenweiler, 13 169 badi (Malayan), 8 120 
Bad Nauheim: Congresses of General Medical Society for Psychotherapy: 
4th Congress (1929), 16 (P36n); 7th Congress (1934), 8 (P92n); 10 1016n, I035n, 1039&n: 
8th Congress (1935),10 lo35n, (P554) 
Badnitt, H., 109°9 Baechtold-Staubli, H., and E. Hoffmann-Krayer; Handworterbuch des deutschen Aberglaubens, 9i 605n; 14 214n, 698n, 70m 
baetylus, 14 770 
Baetz, E. von: on "emotional paralysis," 1 123n, 307; 3 147; "Ober Emotionslahmung, " 1 123n, 30?n; 3 14?n 
Bahaism, 11 861 
Bahamas, 10603 
"Bahir, Book," see Scholem Bahman Vast, 9ii 169 Bahr, H., 3 105 
bailiffs, four, 12 2 14 
Bain, A.: "The Senses and the Intel- 
lect," 1 8611 Bai's, 14317 Bait, 14352 
Bakairi Indians, see American In- 
dians: SOUTH s.v. 
Bakcheus, 14 5 IOn 
Balaam, 5421; 9ii 106, 179 Balak, 9ii 106 
balance: centre of, 7 311; loss of, 7 252-3; 

mental, 3 454-7; 
of power, between conscious and unconscious, 7 381 
Balduinus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Baldur/Balder, 10 39?n, 701; 11 
715; 
death of, 5 392-3; and Loki, 542; puer aetemus, 5 392 
Baldwin,]. M., 5 12n, 15,16; 6 518, 
723; 
Handbook of Psychology: Senses and Intellect, 6518n; 
Thought and Things: A Study of the Development and Meaning of Thought, or Genetic Logic, 5 15n 
Baldzamen, see balsam 
Balgus, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.t'. Hoghelande 
Bali: circle of gods, 5 pI. LIXb: fire-god Tjintya, 5 208n, pI. XllIa: 
witch Rangda, 5 pI. XLVIII Balinas, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Apollonius of Tyana 
Balint, E., see under Ranschburg Ball, M.: "La Folie du doute," 3 1700 
ball(s), 11 109: black, 13 337; 
game of, 9i 324, 329; at fool's feast, 9i 4600; 
golden, 9i 270, 674; 13 309; 14 73°; 
lightning, 18 1437; pathfinding, 9i 40¥; 
red, 12 1°7, 108, 112, 127; yellow, 12 266 
Ballet, G.: Histoire d'un visionnaire au 
XVIII siecle, 18 714n; 
Swedenborg: Le Langage inUrieur et les diversesformes de l'aphasie, 1 800, 11?n 
BalIi di Sfessania, 9i 464n 
Bally, G.: "Deutschstlimmige Psychotherapie?", 10 1016; 

].'s rejoinder to, 10 1016-34 balnellm Mariae (alchemical), 165°7, 
515 
balsam, 12 491: 13 170&n; 14 49, 
663&nn, 681: 
in the heart, 13 188: 1441, 1 11 : of life/balsamllm l,itae, 14 27: sidereal, 13 188: 
supracelestial, 14 41 
Bancroft, H. H.: "The Native Races of the Pacific States of North America," 5 4000 
Bandelier, A.: The Delight Makers, 
9i 456 
bank clerk, embezzling, 14 172 bankruptcy, fraudulent, 8 299 banner, golden (Buddhist symbol), 
11 917, 930, 938 
Bannerjee, S., 18 1790&n "Bannung" (captivation), 3 177&n Bannwart, K., see under Denzinj;(er Banziger, H.: "Personliches und Archetypisches im Individuationsprozess," 9i 622 It 
baobab, see TREES s.v. 
Baphomet of Templars, 16 533&n Bapp, K., 5 208n baptism/christening, 4 330, 331, 
334: 7 172: 9ii 293: 11 423,659: 12 453: 13 2°7: 14 376, 626: 16 124,215: 17271: 
in alchemy, 14316, 548: baptisma, 12334: 
of Christ, see Christ s.t'.: 
Christian, 14 318: 
dreams of, 7 175-82: 11 162: 17 275-7: 
in/with fire, 5 292; 13 126; 14 
316,319: 
font, 7 171; 9i 156; 9ii 127, 145; 11 313: benedictiofontis/ blessing of, 7 171; 8336: 11 161,4°1,677: 13 89&n'97, 104&n; 14 75n; 1727°; 18364, 615: holy water and salt, 8 336: piscina (fish-pond), 9ii 145, 147: 18 256, 259, 364: as womb, 5 pI. XXVII; 7 171; 8 

BARABBAS - BATHING 
baptism (cont.): 
336; 147511; 17270; 
as initiation, 18 256, 361; initiation rites and, 4 330; 7 3i'l4, 393: 
mass-,I0516; 
meaning of ceremony, analogy with psychoanalysis, 4 330-1; as mysteria, 18 255; pre-Christian, 13 89n; 
as rebirth, 5 494; 
Red Sea, as water of, 14256-7; salt/sal sapientiae in, 123600; 14 318; 
and sprinkling, 4 330; symbolism, 18 364; transformation through, 10 136; 11 335; 
water in, 4 330; 5 320, pI. XXVII; 9ii 281; 11 161; 12 455; 1389,1°4, Ill; 14 319; and aqua permanens, 18 1360 
Barabbas, 9ii 147; 11 406 barbarians/barbarism, 4 550; 6 118, 150,172,173,178,346,357,453; 11 463; 13 7, 14; 
and Germanic mentality, 10 19; 
untamed energy as, 6 160 Barbarus Hermolaus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Hermolaus 
barbel, see ANIMALS S.v. fish Barbelo, 9ii 307n; 14 34n; Barbeliots, 13 419, 459; 14 
589n; 
-gnosis, 9i 564; 11 60, 400; Autogenes in, 9ii 307n; 13419 (see also Monogenes); 
"God is four" in, 9ii 304; 10 751; 11152n, 281,332,672; 13 168n; 
Metra (uterus) in, 9i 564 barber: in ancient Egypt, 11 348&n; 
in vision of Zosimos, 11 347, 348; 13 86&n 
Barchusen, J. K., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
BARABBAS - BATHING 
Barcius/Barchius, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. and Theatr. chem. s.v. "Gloria mundi" Bardesanes (Gnostic), 9ii 99; 12 436n; 13458; 14 32n, 80n, 526n; "The Hymn to the Soul," 9i 38 
Bardo ThodollBook of the Dead (Tibetan), ed. W. Y. Evans-Wentz, 9i 630&n; 11 905; 13 37&n, 47,5°, 334n; 18 204n 
"Psychological Commentary of The Tibetan Book of the Dead," 11 831-58; 
Bardo body, 11 848; 
Bardo existence, 182°4; Bardo state, 11 620, 629, 831, 837-56; 13334; 
see also Chikhai Bardo; Chonyid Bardo; Sidpa Bardo 
bariaua (Melanesia), 8 123n Baring-Gould, S.: Curious Myths of 
the Middle A{(es, 13 218n 
Barker, M., 18 (PP3-4) 
Bar-kuni, see Theodore Bar-kuni Barlach, Ernse Der tote TaglThe 
Dead Day, 4 780; 5 566n, 569n; 6 426n; 9i 396; 15 142; Old Kule in, 6436, 445&n 
Barmen, Pomerania, 18 702 
barn, in dream of J.'s patient, 4 
96-9 
Barnabas, Epistle of, 13 116 Barnabus, 11 656 
Barnaud, N., see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. 
Baroldus, Wilhelmus, 14 6Jn Baroncini, L., 2 (P586nn) Baroque, 14 199; 
art, 15 176 
Barth, K., 18 1674&n; Bibelstunden liber Luk, 11 17Jn; Credo, tr. J. S. McNab, 11 177&n 
Bartholomaeus AngIicus, see Glanville, Bartholomew de 
Bartholomew, Book of, see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha etc. S.v. 
Bartsch, Kar!, see Meisterlieder der Kolmarer Handschrift 
Baruch, angel, see gnosis/Gnosis s.v. 
Justin 
Baruch, Apocalypse of, see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha ete. s.v. 
Basel, 7 37; 9i 474n; 10 758; 13 
129; 157,20; 
Cathedral, 7437; 12 325n; leprosery near, 18 183; 
School Council, 17 2300; Societe de Psychologie, 18 (P3) 
Bash, K. W., H. Ahlenstiel, R. 
Kaufmann: "Ueber Prayantraformen und ein lineares Yantra," 10 803n 
Basil/Basilius the Great, St., 9ii 82, 85, 199; 12522,525; 14288; 18 1593; 
H omiliae in H exaemeron, 9ii 
83&n; 
Homiliae in Psalmos, 9ii 199n; Quod Deus non est auctor malorum, 9ii 82n 
Basilides/Basiljdians, 9i 580n; 9ii 2gon, 297, 366, 3700, 428; 11 422; 14 294, 374n, 397, 643, 658, 663; 18 1642; 
body in, 9ii 120; God of, 9ii 297; J. and, 18 1501n; 
and redeemer, 14 12,487; thirdlthreefold sonship of God in, 9ii 118, 119; 13 280; 14 68n, 124&n, 397; 
"third filiation," 16481 
basilisk, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Basilius (Bogomil bishop), 9ii 229 Basilius Valentinus, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Valentinus 
basin, 11 109; 
of fountain, 12235; Hermetic, 11 313; 
of sister, 1291,94, 108; see also krater; vas/vessel 
basket(s): Eleusinian symbolism, 5 
529; 
of Isis, with snake, 5 pI. LIB; phallic, 5 306, 530&n; winnowing, 5 536 
106 
Basler Nachrichten, 18 ~P23gn) Bassini, in patient's speech, 3 271 Bastian, Adolf, 9i 259; 11 89; 
on elementary/primordial ideas, 8 353; 9i 89, 153; 16 206; 
"folk-thoughts," 16 206; WORKS: 
Das Bestiindige in den Menschenrassen, 11 8gn; 
Der Mensch in der Geschichte, 8 353n; 9i 25gn; 
Ethnische Elementargedanken in der Lehre vom M enschen, 8 3 53n; 11 8gn; 
Der Volkergedanke im Au{bau einer Wissenschaft von M enschen, 11 8gn; 
Die Vorstellungen von der Seele, 118gn 
Basuto, see Africa, myths in s.v. bat, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Bata, Egyptian tale of, 13 401, 458n; 14359 
Bataks (of Sumatra), 6 417n; 7 293; 
8 598; 9i 188; 
ancestor-columns of, 4 .~ 12; tondi (libido-concept), 6 417&n; 8 125; 
see also Warneck Bateman, F., see under Soal 
bath, 12484,figs. 27,57, 118, 134, 
218; 14654; 16454; 
Adam and Venus in, 14 416, 546-9; 
baptismal, transformation through, 9i 231; coniunctio/hierosgamos in, 12 fig· 159; 14 75, 140, 292, 360, 
655n, 68w; 
king's, 14 75, 360, 403, 416, 464n, 504, 546, 636; and queen's, 14 537; 16453-6; motif, 16 453; renewal/regeneration in, 12fig. 152; 14 193, 292, 688; planetary, 145°4; 
bathing: in fountain, 5 363; 
1°7 

BATH KOL - BELLY 
BATH KOL - BELLY 
• bathing (cont.): 
-place. in dream of J.'s patient. 496-9; 
surprise in. 14 144&n. 188 bath kol, 9ii 167 
Batiffol. P.: "Le Livre de la Priere 
d'Asenath." 12 456n 
"battle of the faculties," 7 302 battle of the gods, 5 375-7 Baubo.9i 167,312.313; 
chthonic, 9ii 24 
Baucis. see Goethe: Faust: Characters .\'.1'. Philemon 
Baudouin, C., 10 1052; 18 (PP673n, 765n) 
Bauer. W.: Griechisch-Deutsche.5 Warterbuch zu den Schriften des neuen Te.5taments, 9ii 333n 
"Baumann. August," in hysterical patient's fantasy, 1 435-8. 444. 466,474 
Baumann. j.. 1 220&n; "Ober WiI- 
lens- und Charakterbildung auf ph ysiologisch -ps ychologischer Grundlage," 1 2200 
Baumgartner, M.: Die PhilosoPhie de.5 Alanusd.elnsulis, 9i 572n; 1122911 Bavarian Board of Physicians. 18 
740 
"bay," see etymologies s.v. 
Bayle. A .• and Esquirol. 3 322&n Baynes. Cary F .• 1 168n; 7 (Ppv. 6n. 
124n); 13 (Pi); 15 77n; tr. into English of I Cking. see under I Ching 
Baynes. Charlotte A.: A Coptic Gnostic Treatise, 1162n. 9~; 12 138n. 13911n• 1400. 458n; 13 212n; 16 378n 
Baynes. H. G .• 1 168n; 6 (pv); 7 
(Ppv. 00. 124n); 10 1052. 1069; 134600; 18 384. (P623n); Analytical Psychology and the English Mind, J.'s foreword. 18 1421-7; 
Germany Possessed, 18 1422, 1424: 
Mythology of the Soul, 9i 31911; 
108 
18 1134. 1402n, 1422. 1423; "On the Psychological Origins of Divine Kingship," 14 35 In 
"bazaar,".see. association-chain(s) s.v. bear/bearskin etc .• see ANIMALS: bear Bear. constellations of, 5 155; 9i 
342; 9ii 190; 
Great Bear/Ursa Major/Big Dipper/Charles' Wain, 5 156n; 9ii 188; 13 176n; 14 265n; Little Bear, 14 176&n 
beard, man with: in dream • .\'ee 
"Pointed Beard;" 
in hallucination of boy who stabbed his sister. 17 137; 18 810-14 
bearings, taking one's. 12 132; 
.lee also centre s.v. finding of beast(s), see ANIMALS s. v.; see also blond beast; Nietzsche .5.V. blond beast 
Beatrice (Dante), 13 215 
Beatus, Giorgius, see ALCHEMICAL 
COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Beauchamp, C. L., 10 257 "heautiful and good," 9i 60 beauty, 10 135, 139; 11 954; 
in Mass ritual, 11 379 
Schiller on, 6 126--8; aesthetic mood, and concept of, 6 2069; play instinct and, 6 171-3; as religious ideal, 6 195; 
in Western art, 6488; 10724 Beauvais, 9i 461 
beaver, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Bechterew, W. von: Psyche und Le- 
ben,J.'s review, 18915; 
"Uber die Geschwindigkeitsveriinderungen der psychischen Prozesse zu verschiedenen Tageszeiten," 2 (P270); 
"Ober zeitliche Verhaltnisse der psychischen Prozesse bei in Hypnose befindlichen Personen," 2 (P270) 
Becker, Ferdinand: Die Darstellung Jesu Christi unter d.em Bild.e des Fisches, 14 238n 
Becker, Th.: Einfiihrung in die Psychiatrie, J.'s review, 18919 
bed(s): bridal, see bridal bed; in dreams, 9i 584; 16310; 
as symbol of alchemical vessel. 14438-40 
Bede, 12 522n 
Bedford College, London, 8 660 bed-wetting, .lee enuresis Beelzebub, 7 Ill; 10 536; 13 180; 
see aLw Saturn .\.1'. 
Beer, P.: Geschichte, Lehre. und Meinungen aller bestandenen und noch bestehenden religia.5en S ekten der Juden und der Gehe.imlehre oder Cabbalah, 14 57 2n 
bees, see ANIMALS s.V. 
Beeson, C. H., 13 419n Beethoven, Ludwig van. 17 206 beetle, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Beghards and Beguin(e)s, 9ii 139. 235; 16517n; 
and Schwestrones, 9ii 139n beginning, 13 34; 
of work, Mercurius as, 13 283 
behaviour: 
TITLE: "Psychological Factors Determining Human Behaviour," 8 232-62; 
American, see America(n) s.v. way of life; 
causality and, 8 41; 
and instincts, 8 272; 
outward, and mental activity, 1 
339n; 
pattern of, and archetypes, 3 
565; 5 337, 467, 474; 8 352• 398,404, 528n, 841, 93ln; 9i 00, 91; 10 831, 846-7; 11 222n; 16 254n; 
psychic, sudden alterations in, 1357; 
and real man, 10967; rules for, 5673; typology of, 10 8go 
behaviourism{-ists), 10 141, 928-9 beheading/decapitation, 13 95; 14 730; 
see also cutting off Behemoth. see ANIMALS s.v. 
"behind ," as region of unconscious, 
1255 
Behr, A.: "Erinnerungsfiilschungen 
und pathologische Traumzustande," 1 117'1 
Being/being: Eleatic principle of. 6 52: 
God as. 9ii 301; 1325611; and not-being, 12 557: unitary idea of, 8 960; 13 43; Uni\'ersal, 11 952; 13 59 
Beit, H. \"011 (H. von Roques), 18 
1134: 
Gef{en.\(/f" /lnd El'neuenl1lf{ Im Miirchen, 18 113411; 
Sj'mbolik de.\' M iirchen.\', 18 I 13411 Bel, 11 173-6 
Belenius, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Apollonius of Tyana 
belief, 8 804; 
Christian, 17 292; in Jesus Christ, 13 207; 
collective, 11 463; 
content of, and psychology, 11 
376; 
difficulty of, 8 790; 
and doubt, 11 294; 14651; and illusion, 18 566 "invention" of, 11 339; 
and reality, 10 1005; uncompellable, 11 516; unreflecting, 10 52 I 
Belilios, A. D., 18 681 
Belinus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Apollonius of Tyana 
bell(s): in Mithraic ritual, 11342; 18 616; 
-ringing, 3 81-2 Bellator ignis, 13 184n 
"belle indifference," see hysterical subjects/hysterics 
Belletete,-.: tr., Contes turcs, 13 
278n 
Bellus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Apollonius of Tyana belly, 7 110, Ill; 
109 

BELOVED - BIBLE 

BELOVED - BIBLE 

BIBLE 
Textual citations are drawn from the following versions: AV: Authorized ("King James") Version, cited unless otherwise indicated; DV: DouayReims Version; RSV: Revised Standard Version (1952); RV: Revised Version (5 231, 439); Septuagint: Karl von Weizsacker version (1875) referred to in 11 2g8n; ZB: Ziircher Bible (first tr. 16th cent.); Luther's version is referred to in 14 624n. Books are arranged below according to the order in AV. 
belly (cant.): 
thoughts in, see Negro(es) s. v. thoughts 
beloved, 9ii 24; 
carrier ofanima image, 12 92n; lover and, 13 268; 
in Song of Songs, 12474; symbol of, 5619&n 
below, see above and below belt, magic, 5 482, 547 Belti, 14415n 
ben and bel, 5 235 
Benares, 9i 670; 10 989, 1006 Benat ha'sh, 9ii 189 
Bender, H., 18 (P494n) Bendit, L.]., 18 71 
Benedict, St., 9ii 137, 141 
benedicta viriditas, see COLOURS: viriditas 
Benedictines; and psychotherapy, 
18613 
benedictiofontis, see baptism S.lI. font 
Beneke, F., 5 1900 
Benndorf, 0., and R. Schone: 
Bildwerke des Lateranischen Museums, 5 665n 
Bennet, E. A., 18 (P3), 60, 62, 407, 411; 
What jung Really Said, 7 2700 Benoist, Jean: Histoire des Albigeois et des Vaudois, 9ii 225 
Benoit, P., 7 299; 9i 60; 10 87, 88; 
15 137; 18 1279; 
L'Atlantide, 7 298n; 9i 64, 145; 1075; 13 131; 15142; 1642In; 17 33gn; 18457; anima-figure in, 7 299; 9i 351),516, 518n; 10 75; 17339, 341; Antinea in, 7 298; tr. M. Ross and M. C. Tongue, Atlantida, 17 33gn 
Ben Sira, 14 58gn 
Benvenuti, Giovanni Battista (Ortolano), 12.fig. 244 benzene/benzol ring, see Kekule von Stradonitz 
Berakoth, see Talmud 
Bereshith Rabbati, 9ii 108n, 167; 
ed. H. Freedman and M. Si- 

mon, Midrash Rabbah Translated into English, 9ii 108n Bergaigne, Abel, 6 349; 
La Religian vedique d'apres les hymnes du Rig-Veda, 6 349n Berger, H.: Uber die korperlichen Aeusserungen psychischer Zustiinde, 823n 
Bergson, Henri, 3 137n; 4 665; 6 
54°-1,77°,871; 7 483: 8 269; and "duree creatrice," 6 330, 362, 540; 8 278; 10 312; 18 266; 
and elan vital, 3 418; 4 568; 6 540; 855; 10312 
Berissa, 134°9; 14 157, 40In Berkeley, George, 18 1734 Berlin, 10472; 18 114 
Bern: Winter Meeting of Swiss Psychiatrists, 1910, 18 (P443n) Bernard (of Clairvaux), St., 9ii 192; 
12 214; 13389; 
Sermones in Cantica, 16 51gn, 523n; 
Sermones de tempore, 12 214n; 13 38gn; 
Tractatus de gradibus superbiae, 9ii 192n; 
(pseud.) Vitis mystica, 11 62n Bernard of Treviso, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Bernardino de Sahaglin, 5 522; 11 
34°; 
General History of the Things of New Spain, 5 522n; 11 3400; 14 22n 
Bernardus a Portu Aquitanus, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. S.t!. Penotus 
Bernardus Sylvestris: De mundi universitate libri duo, 11 1600 Bernese Alps, 18 393 Berneuchener movement, in Germany, 18 671&n 
Bernhardt, Sarah, 548 
Bernheim, H., 4 577; 10366; 15 62; suggestion therapy, 16 10; with Liebeault, 16 1,231; 

De la suggestion et de ses applications dla therapeutiquelDie S uggestion und ihre Heilwirkung, tr. S. Freud,7 2n; 17 128n 
Bernoulli, C. A., 10 909; 
Franz Overbeck und Friedrich Nietzsche: Eine Freundschaft, 5 47n, 585n 
Bernoulli,Jakob, epitaph in cloisters of Basel Cathedral, 12325 Bernoulli, Johann J acob: Die erhaltenen Darstellungen Alexanders des Grossen, 5 pI. XXa 
Bernoulli, R.: "Spiritual Developmentas Reflected in Alchemy and Related Disciplines," 12 332&n; 14 188n; 
"Zur Symbolik geometrischer Figuren und Zahlen," 9i 8 In Beroalde de Verville, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Colonna S.t!. berserker(s), 10386, 389, 434, 436; "going berserk," 11 29 Berthelot, M., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Bertine, E.: Human RelationshiPs, J.'s foreword, 18 1259-63 Bertschinger, H.: "Illustrierte Halluzinationen," 5 261&n 
Bes,5.fig. 11, 566n; 9i 193,396 Besant, Mrs. Annie, 1090; 11 859; and Krishnamurti, 10 176 Bethel, 14 568n 
Bethesda, pool of, 9i 35, 40; 14 187 
BIBLE/Scriptures, 3 574; 5 312; 9 42, 248, 428n; 11 557, 559, 561, 564n, 578, 655,781; 12 12,464; 

Bethlehem,9ii 168; 11 703; 13 92n; birth cave at, 5 165n; 
massacre of the innocents, see Innocents 
betrayal of the hero, motif, 5 42 betrothal ring, 5 671n 
Betty, medium, see White, Betty bewitchment, 8 710; 18 784; 
of cattle, 8 571 Beya, see Gabricus 
Beyond, the, 7 2571472, 293; 1184 I; 
18 752, 753; 
entry into, 5 639; 
trance journeys to, 1 59-60, 70; see also Hades; "other" s.v. world; underworld 
bezoar, 13 193n 
Bezold, Carl, see under "Book of the Cave of Treasures" 
Bezzola, D.: "Zur Analyse psychotraumatischer Sym ptome," J.'s abstract, 18 935 
Bhagavad Gita/Song of God, 5 241, 253n; 6 328n; 10879; 12 155; 13 334, 33gn, 342, 412; 
tr. Sir E. Arnold, 524 In, 253n; tr. S. Prabhavanandra and C. Isherwood, 6 328n; 13412n; tr. K. 1. Telang, 13 33gn 
Bhagavata Purana, see Puranas s.v. Bhakti Yoga, see yoga s.v. 
Bharhut, 11 908 
Bhrigu, 5 208&n 
Bhutia Busty, 9i 564n, 574n; 12 123 
13256, 363n, 37~, 416, 427; Protestants and, 9ii 276; 11 34; 128 

110 

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BIBLE: B. OF MANERIUS - BIBLE: O.T. / PSALMS 
BIBLE: B. OF MANERIUS - BIBLE: O.T. / PSALMS 
Bible of Manerius, 5 pI. LVI Bible of Merian, 5 pI. XXIIa 
La Sainte Bible, traduit ... sow la dira/ion de [,Emle Bihliqlle de Jerusalem, 13 363n 
Vulgate, 1394, 363n, 4°311; 
language of, and alchemy, 13 1371l; 14246,324 
Zurich Bible/Ziircher Bibel, 11 564n; 14 145n 
OLD TESTAMENT, 4 73HII; 6 32 I: 7 108; 9i 295, 394, 4°9, 458; 9ii 126; 1039711,883; 11 25411,627, 686; 12 328n; 13448; 14327; 15 151; 16249; 173°1,316; 
devil in, 11 254,47°; fire in, 11 60; 
concept of God in, 10741,844; 11 226, 279,4°8,561; 12522; Greek influence on, 11 609; and Mass, 11 328, 339; 
oracle trees in, 11 612; sacrifice in, 11 327-8 
Genesis, 565; 83°7; 9ii 319,372; 10288; 11 618,624; 12367; 13 3°1,4°7,419; 14187; 15 192; (1),14552; (1:1-7), 14 129n; (1:2), 9ii 230, 376; 12 2611; 14 47611, 726, 766&n; (1:3), 13 104; (1:5), 14 718; (RSV), 14 476; (1:6), 14 726; (1:7), 9 535n; 9ii 288n; 11 160n; 14 17°,626; (1:27), 11 25gn; (2:17),7 243n; 16468n; (2:24), 14 1 In, 583; 
(3:4f.), 142°5; (3:5), 11 438n; (3: 15), 11 625; 14 104, 580; (RSV), 1427; (3: 16f.), 14 104; (3:24), 11 359n; 
(5:23-4),11 684n; 13 173n; (6), 12 543; (6:2), 5 169; 13 107; 14 81; (6:3f.), 11 669; (6:4), 12 543n; (6:5), (AV and DV), 11 421; (6: 14), 125400; (7:4),14 494n; (7:7), 14 494n; (8:6),14 494n; (8: 11),14 625n; (8:21),11421; 
(10: 12f.), 14 392; 
(14:13),12542; (18:23),9ii 108; (22), 11 661; (24:2f.),5583n; 
(28: 17) (DV), 9ii 336n; (28:22), 14568; 
(30:32ff.), 1248 In; 
(36:2), 5 280; (36: 14), 5 280; (36:41), 5 2Ho; 
(41:5°), 12456(5)n; 
(44:4-5), 9ii 33In; 125500; (47:29f.), 5 583/; 
(49:9),5 524n; (49: 11),5621; (50:3), 14 77n 
Exodus: (2:4ff.), 9ii 329; (4:25) 567In; (12:22), 9ii 106; 
(15), 12 522n; (15:6), 9ii 107; (15:20f.), 9ii 329; 
(18:27), 9ii 36211; 
(20: 18f.), 11 7511; (22:29),11661; 
(24: 10), 14642; 
(33:5), 9ii 106; 
(34:28), 14 494n 
Leviticus: (2: 13), 14 324n; (11:19),13417; 
(17: 14), 14 1 In, 592n 
Numbers: (12:10), 9ii 329; (16),9ii 167; 
(21 :6f.), 5 575; 
(24: 16), 9ii 106&n; (24: 17), 9ii 179 
Deuteronomy: (4:24),5232; (8:2), 14494n; 
(20: 19), 13 420; 
(32:39) (AV), 14640; (DV), 9ii 100; 16 454n; (32:40),12 518n; (33: 13, 14) (AV), 12 520; 13 403n; (DV), 134°3; 
(Vulgate), 13 403n; (33:17), 9ii 168; 12 520 
Joshua: (5:2ff.), 5 67 III 
Judges: (6:36ff.), 14 70 Ill; 16483n; (6:37) (DV and Vulgate), 14 2HH1I ; 
(13:5), 14 114n; 
(14: 14), 5 526&n; 1463gn; 
9ii 158; 
(28:5) (AV and RSV), 14 624&n, 631; (DV), 14 633; (28:7), 12 313; (DV), 14639; (DV, Luther's version, and Vulgate), 14 624&11; (28: 12) (RSV), 11 62211; 
(30: 10), 1449411; 
(34:12) (RSV), 11 566&11; (34:18), 11 566&11; (34:19) (ZB), 11 566&n; 
(38:2) (ZB), 11 584&n; (38:3) (RSV), 11 59o&n; (38:4), 14 59011; (38:6), 1464°11; (38:41), 9i 428n; 
(39:9-10),1252211, fig· 239&11); (40:4-5) (RSV), 11 564&n; (40:7) (RSV), 11 590&n; (40:8-9) (RSV), 11 592&n; (40: 10-14) (DV), see (40: 15-19) (AV); (40: 12-14) (RSV), 11 593&n; (40: 15-19) (AV), 5 88; (= DV 40: 10-14), 6 456; 14 338n; (40: 15) (AV), 14 338&n; (RSV), 11 635&n; (= DV 40: 10); (40: 19) (RSV and ZB), 11 635&n; 
(41),9ii 18311; (41:1f.), 5 386; (41:1-4), 5 88; (41:1g-20), 5 89n; (41:25) (ZB), 11 599&n; (41:34) (AV and RSV), 11 
599n; 
(42:2) (RSV), (42:3-6) (RSV 598&11; (42:7) 601&n; 
see also Job (patriarch) ill main illdex 
Psalms/Psalter, 12464,480; 13182; (2:9), 9ii 167&n; 
(8), 14 485; 
(10:3) (DV and Vulgate, = AV 11 :2), 14200; 
(12:8) (Latin), 9i 573; (= DV 11:9), 9i 573n; 
(13:3),14644; 
(17:10) (DV,=AV 18:9),14 288&n; (17: 11) (Vulgate, = AV 
112 
(15:17f.), 563811; (16: 17ff.), 14 114n 
Samuel, First Book of: (3: 1ff.), 5 257, 260; 
(19:13f.) (RSV), 11368 Samuel, Second Book of: (1 :26), 11 (/1359): 
(5:23f.), 11 612n; (22:9),5231 
Kings, First Book of: (17 :6), 9i 428n; (17:9ff.), 6 394; 
(19:4ff.), 18 1521; 
(22: 19), 9ii 107 
Kings, Second Book of: (1 :8), 18 1521; 
(4), 14 17; (4:25), 18 1526; (5: IOff.) , 14360 
Chronicles, First Book of: (29: 11), 14635n 
Job, 4 74 I: 568-72, 79, 3961/, (/1453): 7 311: 9ii 77,1115: 11 560-2, 579: 
TITLES: "Answer to Job," 11 553-75H; "Concerning An.III'f! to Job," 18 1498a; 
dating of, 11 6°9, 665; 
and dualism, 11 279; 
(1:6), 9ii 167n; 13 290; (1:7) (RSV), 11 57gn; (1:11), 5 85&n: 
(2:3) (RSV), 11615&n; (5: 18), 1624911; 
(9) (AV and RSV), 11 566&n; (10:7) (RSV), 11 566&n; 
(13:3, 15, 18, 25) (AV and RSV), 11 566&n; 
(16:1-11), 5 6gn; (16:11ff.), 5 71,442; (16:1g-21) (RSV), 11 566&n; 
(17:13f.), 14482n; 
(19:6-7) (RSV), 11 566&n; (19:25) (RSV), 11684&n; (RSV and ZB), 11 566&n; (21:26),14482n; (22:24),1464In; 
(26:7),9ii 157; (26: 12f.) (RSV), 5382; (26:13) (RSV), 9ii 18511; (27:2,5-6), 11 566&n; (27:21), 
113 
11 596&11; mod.), 11 (RSV), 11 

BIBLE: O.T. / PROVERBS - EZEKIEL 
BIBLE: O.T. / PROVERBS - EZEKIEL 
Psalms (cont.): 18:1O),12397n; 
(18:6-7) (DV and Vulgate, = AV 19:4-6), 12 469n; 13 384n; (18:9) (AV), see (17:10) (DV); (18:10) (AV) see (17: 11) (Vulgate); 
(19:4-6) (AV), see (18:6-7) (DV); 
(21:7) (DV), see (2 2:6) (AV); (21:22) (DV), see (22:21) (AV); (22:6) (AV), 14 146&n: (= DV 21:7), 14 484n; (22:21) (AV and VuIgate,=DV 21:22), 12 520&n, 545n; (DV), 13 182n; (23:7ff.) (DV), see (24:7ff.) (AV); 
(24:7) (AV), 14 146&n; (24:7ff.) (AV), 14 4H4: (= DV 23:7ff.), 13 182; 
(27:8), 11 326; 
(28:3) (DV), see (29:3) (AV); (29:3) (AV), 14 627n; (= DV 28:3), 13 IH2n: (29:6) (AV and VuIgate, = DV 28:6), 12 520&n; (29:7) (RV), 5 231; (29:10),13 182n; 14627n; (33:6) (DV and VuIgate, = AV 34:5), 12 465n; 
(34:17) (DV, = AV 35:17), 13 182n; 
(37:4) (DV, = AV 38:3), 16 420n; 
(44) (DV, = AV 45), 12 474n; (44:3) (DV), 12474; 
(45:5) (DV, = AV 46:4), 12 47sn; 
(51:7),14644; 
(54:7) (Vulgate, = AV 55:6), 12 518n; 
(61:3),6390; 
(68:3) (DV), see (69:2) (AV); (69:2) (AV), 14 465n, 469; (= DV 68: 3), 12 434n; 13 183; (= VuIgate 68:3), 14 469; (69: 14f.), 14465n; 
(71:6) (DV and VuIgate, = AV 72:6), 14 288n; (71:7) (?, DV 
114 
and VuIgate, = AV 72 :7), 14 20&n,28n; 
(74: 13ff.) (RSV), 5 384; (78:69) (AV, = DV 77:69), 12 522n; 
(82 (VuIgate 81) :6),5 132; 9ii 327n; (RSV), 11 692; 
(89),11 575, 578&n, 661, 685; (89: 10) (RSV), 5 381; (89:28, 34, 35) (RSV), 11 569&n; (89:33ff.) (RSV), 9ii 169&n; (89:46, 47, 49) (AV and RSV), 11 571&n; 
(92: I 0) (AV and VuIgate, = DV 91: 11), 12 520&n; 
(102:6), 14728n; (104:4),10728; 
(105:38) (= AV 106:38), 12 434n; 
(113:14),8967n; (118:22),146400; 
(127:4) (RV), 5 439; 
(129:1) (DV), see (130:1) (AV); (130:1) (AV), 14 469; (= DV 129:1),12 434n; 13 Ilhn: (139:5),14588; (139:7-9),15196n; 
(147=3), 16 249n; (147:9), 9i 428n 
Proverbs: dating of, 11 609; (1:20-1) (DV and VuIgate), 12 465; 
(6:12), 9i 576n; 
(8:22-35), 11 126n, 609&n, 634&n; (8:29-30) (RSV), 11 634&n; 
(10:25),146300 
EccIesiastes: (9: 16),11 615n 
Song of Songs/of SoIomon/Cantica Canticorum, 3 279; 6 392; 14 44, 154&n, 185, 592, 625n; 16361, 438,460; 
(1:1) (DV), 6 394; 9ii 320; 14 565n; (AV and RSV), 14 565n; (1 :4), 14 24; (1 :4-5), 14 30; (1:5), 9ii 329; 12434n; 1424, 17zn; (1:6), 14 172n; 
(2: I), 6 392; 14 73n; (2:2), 14 
472n; (2:6), 9ii lo7n; (2:14),14 625; 
(3:2), 14 12; (3: 11) (DV), 16 496n: 
(4:4),6391; (4:5), 9ii 168; (4:8) (AV), 11 612&n; (AV, mod.), 14 622n; (4:9) (? and AV), 14 24n; (DV), 1424,55°; (4: 12),5 577n; 6 392; 12 92n; (4:13-15), 11 612&n; 
(5:3), 14 43n, 44n; (DV), 16 45In; (5:5), 11612&n; (5:7), 14 43n; (5: 10), 14 12; (5: 11), 14 625n; (5:14),64°6; (5:15),6 406; (5: 16), 12474; 
(6:4f.), 14 24; (6:9) (DV and VuIgate), 12 4600; (6:10) (AV mod. and Hebrew), 14 24&n; (tr. Wittekindt), 14 154n; (6: 11) (DV), 14 267&n, 268; (6: 13), 14 268, 592n; 
(7:2) (AV), 16 507n; (AV and VuIgate), 6 393; (7:4), 6 391, 406; (7:5) (DV and ?), 13411; (RSV), 13 41 In; (7: 10), 14 635n; 
(8:7), 9ii 198; (8:10), 6 391, 406 
Isaiah/Isaias, 9ii 184; (1:18),144200; (1:21), 5 305; (7:14),6447; (7:16; 8:1,3,4; 8:6-8) (AV and DV, mod.), 6 447&n; 
(9:6), 6442&n; 
(10:17) (RSV), 5 274n; (11:6ff.), 6 441&n; 1480,258; (13:12),1464In; 
(14:12f.) (AV and RSV), 9ii 157; (14:31), 9ii 158n; 
(23: 16), 5 305; 
(24:23), 14 154n; (26:17-19),6 443&n; (26:20), 9ii 106; 
(27:1), 5 385; 6 444&n; (AV and Vulgate), 9ii 181-2; 
(28:5) (DV), 14 31gn; (28:10) (Hebrew and AV), 9ii 3300; (28: 16), 146400; 
(30:7). 5 380; (30: 18), 9ii 110; (30:26), 14 154n; (30:27), 5 231; 
(33:14),8 427n; 9ii 22W; 10 641; 15 149'1; (33:5ff.), 6445; 14258; 
(35:8),6 135n; 
(38: 10) (AV/DV), 14 482n; (42:3) (DV and ?), 12 (Pi); (43: Iff.), 13 182; 
(45:8), 14 727n; (RSV), 9i 619'1; 
(47: Iff.), 53°3; 
(48: I), 5 319n; (48: 16) (Septuagint), 11 197n; 
(51: I), 5 368n; (51 :3), 14 80; (51:9f.) (RSV), 5 379; 
(52: 14) (RSV), 14 145&n; 
(53), 14 485; (53: 1-3), 6 439; (53:2ff.), 9i 248; (RSV and ZB), 14 145n; (53:4), 5 95n; (53:5), 11408n; 
(58:11),11313; 14 18n; (61:3),14319'1; (61:10),1480; (62: 11), 12454n; 
(63:1-7),12 454n; (63:2, 3),14 3900; 
(66:7), 9ii 167 Jeremiah/Jeremias: (1: 13f.), 9ii 
158; (1:14) (DV), 9ii 157&n; (8:7), 13 417; 
(23: 15), 142 55n; (23: 16,25-8), 681; (23:29), 5 231; 
(31:2) (DV and VuIgate), 16 (P202); (31:22), 14 41n; 
(50: 12), 5 304 
Lamentations: (1: 12), 12 43~ Ezekiel/Ezechiel,9ii 167n, 191,2°3, 3°4,379; 10733,738,741,764, 765; 11671,692,7°7; 13 321; (1:13), 13 17m; (1:16£.), 14 
266; (1: 18), 8 394; 14 270; (1:20) (DV), 1427°; (VuIgate), 142700; (1:22), 14642; (1:26), 11 600n; 14 642; (RSV), 11 66sn; 
(8: 14), 16 46gn; (15:4),5232; 
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Ezekiel (cant.): 
(23:4), 5 280; (34:31), 14 593&n; 
(47),11 935: (47: 1), 11 3l3; see also mmn body of Index: 
Ezekiel 
Daniel,l1 671; 13366; 18245-6; Jewish 14 cent. commentary, 9ii 128; 
(2:31f.), 1462611; (2:34) (DV), 9ii 32611; 1464311; (2:35) (DV), 9ii 32611: (2 :45), 9ii 14311; (3:20fL), 14 26911; (3:24-5), 5 243: 9ii 1 HHn: 14 316n: (7:4ff.), 13 36511; (7:9), 13 362n; (7=17-18), 13 365; (7:23), 13365: 
( 1 1: 36ff.), 9ii 6811; 
see also main body of index: 
Daniel, visions of; Nebuchadnezzar 
Hosea, 14 646; (1:2ff.), 9i 295&n; (13:5), 14258&n 
Amos: (5:26) (RV), 9ii 128&n Jonah/Jonas: (2:6), 1243411 
Micah: (5:2) (DV), 12431 HabakkuklHabacuc: (2:3), 9ii 110; 
(3:3) (DV, Vulgate), 1246611 Zechariah/Zacharias: (3:9) (DV), 8 394n; 9i 246n; 1445; (Eng. tr. of Zohar), 14 640n; 
(4:9-10) (DV), 14 627n; (4: 10) (AV), 11 57511; (DV), 9i 24611; 9ii 167n; 10 766; 1445, 270; (? and DV), 8 394: (?), 18 152Hn: (6: 1) (RSV, DV and Vulgate), 14 266n; (6:7), 14 270; 
(9: 14) (DV), 9i 53311; 12472 Malachi: (1: 10-1 1), 11 306n; 
(4:2) (AV), 11 177; 14 633n; (DV), 12.497; 14 121n, 371 
NEW TESTAMENT, 4 148; 7 219; 9i 190,47°; 9ii 385; 10510; 1134, 271, 408, 627, 652-4, 734; 12 522; 13 104, 290; 15 153; 17296; 
devil in, 9ii 141; 

eschatology, 9ii 68; 
glossolalia in, 1 143; 
God of, 6 457; 9i 18; personality of Jesus in, 9ii 277; rebirth symbolism in, 5 332-4; Trinity in, 11 2°7: 
.\1'1' 01.10 Gospels ill main illdl'x 
Matthew, 11 299; 
(1:1ff.), 14 3511l; (1:17), 11 20911; 14 35ln; (1:18), 11 205; (2: 1ff.), 9ii 146; (3:2), 9ii 29911; (3: 11), 5 292; 14 316; 
(4:3ff.), 10733; (4: 10), 13290; (4:11),13416; 14 140; (4:19), 9ii 145; 
(5:3), 9ii 301; (5:8), 9ii 33911; (5: 13), 9i 575; 14324-5; (5: 14) (Latin), 8 39on; (5: 18), 9ii 34on; 14 5on; (5:48), 14 644; (DV), 9ii 123n; 
(6:22ff.), 9i 591, 593; 
(7:14), 9ii 312n: 14 17611: 
(7: 26-7), 13 421; 
(10: 16), 11 416; 14 347&n; (DV and Latin), 14 20511; (10:26), 11 416; (10:34), 9ii 292; 
(12:39), 9ii 173n, 180n; (12:42), 14 535; (Vulgate), 12 46611; 
(13:24), 9ii 69n; (13:31), 14 493n; (13:44), 14525; (13:45), 9ii 69n; (13:46),14525; (16:4),9ii 173n, 18on; (16:18), 14 11; (16:25), 14 6711l; (16:28),5285; 
(17:2-4), 5 286; (17:4), 9ii 187n; (17:11), 18527; (17:13), 5 287n; 
(18:23), 9ii 69n; 
(19:5), 14 583; (19:12), 11 718n; (19:17), 9ii 10511, 313n; (21 : 19), 9ii 1 67n; 
(22:2), 9ii 6911; (22:2ff.), 14 18on; (22:7), 9ii 167n; 
(24), 13 141; 
(25:33), 6 389; (25:34), 12 475n; (25:40), 18 638n; 

(26),13267; 14485; (26:26ff.), 13 384n; (26:39), 11 659&n; (27), 14485; (27: 15ff.), 9ii 147; (27:46),11 204; 1448411; 
(28), 14485; (28:2), 14 186n, 475 
Mark, 11 299; 18 568; (1:6),181521; (1:23), 18 1473; (3:21), 11 647n; 14 782&n; (5:2),18 1473; 
(9:49), 14 319&n; (9:50), 14 324-5,327; 
(10:7), 14 583; (10:18), 9ii 
lo5n: 
(16),14485; (16:9ff.) (given as 1 1: 19 in error), 18 1560&11 
Luke, 11 299; 14 pI. 11; 
(1:37),4 148; (1:78f.), 11177; (2:35), 5 435n; (2:49), 11 197; (4), 13 fig· B6; (4: 1 f.), 1449411; (4:34), 18 1473; 
(5: 10), 9ii 145; 
(6:4) (Apocryphal insertion of Codex Bezae), 10676; 11 416, 69611, 745n; 13 292; (6:35), 9ii 144,327"1; 
(7:12-14),415°; 
(10:18), 9i 53411; 11 6500; 13 171n; 18 1617; (10:42) (DV), 12 488n; 
(ll), 13 141; (11:29f.), 9ii 173n;(1l:31),12466n; 14535; (11 :33ff.), 9i 593; 
(12:24), 9i 428n; (12:49), 8 391n; 10 733n; (12:58f.), 11 133; 
(13:3),14268; (13:7),4 149; (15:22f.), 10 48on; 
(16), 11 416; (16:8), 9ii 225n; 1162on; (16:17), 9ii 34on; (17),13141; (17:2of.), 9ii 69n; (17:21f.) (various trs.), 14 9&n; (17:24), 9i 533n; (17:33), 14 671n; 
(18:19),18298n; 
(19),14 15Bn; (19:12),14258; (19: 12ff.), 9ii 255: (19:27), 9ii 167n; 

(21:26),1447211; 
(22),14485: (22:44), 1339011 (23:42), 14 4 w; (23:43), l' 475; (23:44), 1243411; (24:42), 9ii 18611; 18 1561 
(24:43),9ii 174 
John, Gospel of, 8 395; 11 179 21011,228,418,445; 13366: If 458; 18 1549; 
(1), 9ii 34°11; 11 657; (1: 1-3),5 496; 14 397; (1: 1), 9ii 330; 11 212; 12 497n; (1:2), 9ii 230; (1:3), 11 173, 628&11; 12 550&n; 13 11611; 14 653n; (1:4, 5), 8 38911; 9i 536; 9ii 330; 14 48n; (1:5), 14 476; (1:9), 14 124n, 337n; (1:9-11),12 35611; (1: 14),12 497"1 ,fig· 158; (1: 18), 11174n; (1 :30),5496; (1 :46),6 438&11; 14344n; 
(2:4), 11 197; 
(3), 13 136-7&n; 14 178n; (3:4), 4 782; (3:4ff.) (AV and Greek), 5 332-4; (3:8), 18 1532n; (3:12) (RSV), 9ii 314, 316; (3:13) (DV), 14 291n, 294n; (3:14),5 163n, 575; 9ii 291&n; 11349; 12 517; 13 137, 449; 14251,483, 607n; (3:30), 5288n; 
(4:10), 9ii 288n, 289, 312n; (4:13-14), 16 485n; (4:14), 11 313; 13 137; (4:24) (RSV), 5 99&n; 13 137; 14 9; (Greek), 14911; 
(5:2), 9ii 20on; (5:2£1'.), 14 187"1; (5:37), 14627; (6:35),13 403; 14 181n; (6:44), 11 37911; (6:53, given as 6:54 in error) (RSV), 9ii 314; 
(7:37-9), 11 313; (7:38), 9ii 336; 11 935; 12 155; 14372n; (8:58) (DV), 12431; 
(9: 1), 9ii 29911; 
(10:9), 9ii 29on; (10:30) (AV), 11380; (RSV), 5 134n; (10:34), 5 132; 9ii 144, 32711; 11 235, 416, 438n, 655&11; (10:35), 11 

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John (cont.): 692&n; 
(12:25), 14 67w; (12:31), 8 426; 11 250; 14 27n; (12:32), 12492n; 
(14), 1453°; (14:6) (RSV), 11 647&n; (14:9) (AV), 11 380; (RSV),5 134n; (14: 11) (RSV), 5 134n; (14: 12), 11 204; 14529; (RSV), 11 655&n, 692&n; (14: 16L), 11 655n, 69m; (14: 26), 11 655&n; (14:3°), 11 25°; 
(15:1),13458n; 14 18m; (15:1, 4,5),11299; (15:5), 11418; 14 18 In; 
(16:11), 8 426; (16:13), 11 655&n; (16:15), 11 173n; (16:28) (RSV), 5 134n; 
(18:36), 9ii 69n; (19:34),11315; 
	(20: 17) 	(RSV), 	5 	134n; 
(20:24ff.), 18 1561; (2 I : 2 I ff.), 5 287 
Acts of the Apostles: (I), 14 485; (I :7), 4 14H: (I :9), 14 2HHn: (2:3-4),5232; 9ii 21on; (2:13), 8596; 
(3:21),6444; 14474; 18527; (5:29),1084°; 
(7:43),9ii 128n; 
(8:g-24), 10 75&n; (8:30), 10 544; 
(9:3ff.), 6 712n; 
(10: IOff.) , 6 717n; (10:19) (DV, Latin and Greek), 11 421; (10:28), 6 719; 
(11:4ff.), 6 717n; 
(14:11),11 656&n; 
(17), 14485; (17:29) (AV and Greek), 9ii 299&n; (17:3°), 9i 470; (Vulgate), 9ii 299&n 
Romans: (3: 19), 58g; (6:6), 14 596; 
(7:19), 10 834; (7:21), 9ii 123&n; (7:24),14 774&n; (8:17) (RSV), 11 655&n; 

(8: 19ff.), 14 474n; (8:22), 10 679; 
(12:2) (RSV), 9ii 73; (13: 1),10521; 
(14), 14 485; 
(15:7) (RSV), 5 100&n Corinthians, St. Paul's First Epistle 
to, 7 243n: (1:23),18 1515: 
(2), 13 141; (2:10), 14 gn; (RSV), 11 65gn; (2: 11), 14 gn; (5:2) (AV and Latin), 9ii 44n; (1O:4),9ii 143; (10:16) (DV), 9ii 178n; 
(11:3) (DV), 14 626n; (11 :7),14 626n; (11:23ff.) (Karl von Weizsacker version, Greek and Vulgate), 11 2g8&n; 
(12 :4-6), 11 207; 
(13), 18 1710; (13:4ff.), 13 3gIn; (13:12), 14 745n; (15:5ff.), 18 1561; (15:8), 14 68n; (15: 14ff.) , 18 1561, 1563n; (15:22), 18 527, 529; (15:37-55), 18 1710; (15:45), 14592; (15:47), 9ii 7m; (DV), 14 554&n, 5g2; (15:53f.) (DV), 12475n 
Corinthians, St. Paul's Second Epistle to: (3:5) (Greek, Latin, DV), 11 42 I: 
(3:6), 14 Ion: (3: 17) (DV), 11 212: 
(4:16),1428n; 
(6: 15), 9i 576n; 
(10:7) (AV, DV, RSV), 11 421; (11:2),14568; 
(12:7),10843; 14 206n; 
(13: 14), 11 207&n 
Galatians, 5 318 
(2:20),11 89on, 949; 14520; (3:27) (RSV), 5 594n; 
(4:4) (DV), 12 474&n; (4:9), 12 456(7)n; (4:26-5: 1),5312; (5:13),5 95n; 
(6:2) (RSV), 595n 
Ephesians: (I), 14485; (I :7), 595n; 

(1: 10) (DV), 14474: 
(2:2), 14 206; (2:7), 9ii 177n; (2:13ff.) (RSV), 14 10, 11; (2: 14),14207; (2:20), 14 77on; (3:18),9ii 143n; 12 416n; 14 71gn; 
(4:4-6),11 207; (4:8), 9i 217n; (4:22), 14597; (4:23), 9ii 30m; (RSV), 9i 604n: (4:23, 24) (DV and Vulgate), 12 3R2n: 
(5: 14), 9ii 326; (5:3IL), 9ii 72n 
Philippians: (1:23) (DV), 12 165n; (2), 14 485; (2:6) ("kenosis" passage), 11 212, 446n; 14 206n; 18 1623n; 
(3: 12), 9ii 333; (3: 15), 9ii 333; (3: Ig), 6 67 
Colossians: (I: 14), 5 95n; (I: 15), 14 
586; (1:20),14 474n; 
(2:3) (DV), 14 535n; (2: 12), 14 316; (2: 14f.) (AV, mod.), 14 298n; (DV), 9ii 366n; 
(3:3), 14 28n; (3:9), 14 597; (4:6), 14324 
Thessalonians, First Epistle to: (2: Ig), 1431gn; 
(5:5), 13 2g9; (5:21), 18 1576 Thessalonians, Second Epistle to: (2:3ff.), 9ii 68n 
Timothy, First Epistle of: (4: 15) (AV, DV, RSV, Greek), 11 42 In Timothy, Second Epistle of: (3: 12), 14394n 
Philemon, vV.4 and 6, 5 9~ Hebrews: (I), 14485; (1:2) (DV), 12 474&n; (1:5), 11 177n; (DV), 12 474&n; 
(4: 12), 11 324, 357; 13 I 10; (5:5), 12 474n; 
(7:1), 11 328; (7:3), 11 306; (7:17),11306; 
(g:28) (ZB), 5 95n; 
(1O:24L) (RSV), 5 9~; (10:31), 5 524&n; 18 1588; (12:29),5524&n; 
(13:1),5 95n; (13:10-15), 11 3°5 

James, Epistle of: (3:5) (RSV), 9ii 2 11&n; (3:6), 5 232; 9ii 210; 
(5: 16), 5 95&n 
Peter, First Epistle of: (1:2) (RSV), 
11 207&n; 
(2:4), 9ii 143; (2:5), 9ii 144; (RSV, mod.), 14 77on; (2:4-5) (RSV), 9ii 264n; (2:22), 5 95n; (2:24), 595n; 
(3), 14 485; (3: Ig), 14 475; 
(4: I) (AV, DV, RSV, and Greek), 11 42 I; 
(5:8),5 525n; 14408 
John, First Epistle of: (1:5), 11 
698&n; (I :8) (RSV), 5 95n; 
(2: 1-2), 11 6g8&n; (2: IOL), 5 96n; (2:18L), 11 6g8n; (2:22) (DV), 9ii 68&n; 
(3:9), 11 6g8n; 
(4: I) (AV), 10 839; 14 787; (mod.), 11 65g&n; (RSV), 11 957; (4:3), 11 6g8n; (DV), 9ii 68&n; (4:7-21), 11 72g&n; (4:8) (RSV), 5 12g&n; (4: 12) (RSV), 5 96n, 97, 129&n; (4: 16) (RSV), 5 97n; (4:7-21) (RSV), 11 729&n; 
(5:6-8) (AV, DV, RSV, Greek, and Vulgate), 11 207n 
Jude: (20-1), 11 207 Revelation/Apocalypse, 5 330; 9i 73, 691: 9ii (pix), 6R, 146, 164, 166, 171; 11 6go, 6g7, 729, 734; 12 139; 14 123n; 15 151; 18 1545-6, 1642, 1684; 
(I: 12ff.), 14 18n; (I: 13), 9i 15; (1:13ff.),9i 14; (1:16), 11 324, 357; 13447; 14483; (1:16-17) (RSV), 11 6gg&n; 
(2:5) (RSV), 11 700&n; (2: 17) (DV), 14 626n: (2:20-R) (RSV), 11 703&n; (2:27), 11 712n; (2:28),11 6900; 12 434n; 
(3:3) (RSV), 11 704&n; (3: Ig) (RSV), 11 705&n; 
(4:3) (RSV), 11 707&n; (4:3L), 14 392; (4:6L) (RSV), 11 

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Revelation (cant.): 7°7&n; 
(5:5),5 524n; 9ii 167; (5:6), 9ii 167n; (RSV), 11 708&n; (5:6ff.),9i 14; 9ii 167; 
(6: 10) (RSV), 11 708&n; (6: 15ff.), 9ii 167; (6: 17), 11 708&n; 
(7:4),11 652n; (7:9) (RSV), 11 718n; 
(9:5), 1394; (9: 17),5232; (10: I), 14 392&n; 
(11:5), 5 231; (11:9), 9i 648n; (11:11), 9i 648n; (11:19), 11 71 w; 14625n; 
(12:1) (RSV), 11 710&n; (12:1f.), 5 316n; 14264; (12:5) (RSV), 11 712&n; (12:9), 9ii 366&n; 11 713n; (12:16), 11 714&n; 
(13),18533; 
(14: I), 11718n; (14:4), 9ii 339; 11 718&n, 7200; 13 227; 14 527; (14:7),10640; 18 1552n; (14:10), 13 94; (14:17), 11 7200; (14: 19-20) (RSV), 11 720&n; 
(15:6-7),11 72m; 
(16: Iff.), 11 72W; 
(17:1ff.), 5 313; (17:4f.), 14 4200; (17:5), 14 408n; (ITI4), 9ii 167; (17:15),11312; (18:2ff.), 5 314; (18:20), 11 724&n; (18:22-3), 11 721; (19:5), 11 719n; (19:6ff.), 5 316; (19:7), 11 72sn; (19:9ff.), 
14 180n; (19: 11), 11 725; (19:13),11 725&n; (19:15),11 725&n; (19:20),11 653n; 
(20: I), 14 483; (20: 1-2), 5 573&n; (20: 1-3), 13 247; (20:2), 13 290; 14 482&n; (20:2ff.), 8 426n; (20:3), 5 574n; 11 725&n; 13 245n; (20:4),13235; (20:7),18 1621; (20:7f.), 9i 255: 9ii 13311: (20: 10;, 11 725n; 
(21: 1),11 72sn; (21 :2),5 317n; 
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(RSV), 11 726&n; (21:9ff.), 5 3 I 7; (2 1 : IOff.), 14 4 I; (2 I: I I), 11 726&n; (21:16-27), 11 726n; (21:21), 9i 543n; 14 64211; 
(22: 1-2), 5 318; 11 727n; (22:9ff.), 14 200; (22: 16), 11 690n; 13271; 
see also ANIMALS: lamb s.v. in Apocalypse; John, St., author of Revelation! Apocalypse 
(48:4, 6-7), 11 678&n; (49: 1-3), 11 678&n; (51:1,3), 11679&n; (54:6), 11 680&n; 
(58:6 (mod), 60: 10, 71 :5-6, 71:14,71:17), 11681-2&n; (89: IOff.), 12 72n; (89:48), 12 74n; 
see also Enoch in main index 
II Esdras/I V Ezra, 9ii I H 511 : (6:49ff.), 9ii 228n; (11),143911; (11: 1),12 57n; (13), 14 39n; (13:2ff.), 9ii 185; (13:3), 12 57n; (13:25), 9ii 178n; 12 57n; 13 183n; (13:25-53), 13 268n; (13:51, 52),12 57n; 13 183n; (14:39-4°), 12 551 
Tobit, Book of, 8 209; (3:7ff.),4 742-3, 744n; (6:1ff.),9ii 174; (8:1ff.),4742-3 
Wisdom of Solomon: (1:6), 11 613&n, 618; 12 473; (1 :7), 8 388; (1:10), 11 575n; (1:15-16) (AV mod.), 11 614&n; 
(2: 10-19), 11 614&n; 
(5:3-4) (DV), 14 494n; (5: 16),5 268; 
(7: 11) (Vulg. and DV), 12 465&n; (7:22-6), 11 613&n; (8:3,6, 13; 9:10, 17),11 61314&n; (8: 14), 14444n 
Charles, R. H., ed., The ApocrYPha and PseudePigraPha of the Old Testament in English, 9i 533n; 9ii 
ApOCRYPHA AND PSEUDEPIGRAPHA (OLD TESTAMENT) 
"Adam and Eve, Life of," 14 556 Baruch, Syrian Apocalypse of, 9i 533n; 9ii 178; 16472n; 
(29: df.), 9ii 181 Ecclesiasticus/Wisdom of Jesus, Son of Sirach: (9: 18) (DV, = Vulg. 25), 9ii 2100; 
(19:2), 5438n; 
(24:3-18) (AV mod.), 11 610; (24:5), 14 364n; (24:11, 18) (AV), 11 727; (24: 19),14 362n; (24:26) (Vulg. and DV), 12 465n; (24:30) (Vulg. and DV), 12 465n; 
{27: 11), 9i 625n; (27: 12) (Vulg. and DV), 14 20; 
(48: 1) (DV), 9ii 198&n; (50:9), 14 26m 
Enoch, Book of (tr. from Charles, Apocrypha), 11 43m, 687, 725; 13 186n, 407, 419; 1470m; Ethiopic, 13 403; 
Slavonic, 12 328n, 456(6)n; (7:2,3-6),11 669&n: (9:5-11), 11 67o&n: (17-36), 12 457n; 
(18: 13),12 298&n; 
(19:2), 13 1800; 
(21), 12 298n; 
(22:2), 11 671&n; 
(40:7), 11 673&n; 
(46: 1-3), 11 678&n; 
(4T4), 11 678&n; 
(48: I), 11 678&n; 14 2000; 
"Bible moralisee," Oxford BL MS. 270b, 12.fig. 213 
Biblia pauperum, 5 244; 12.figs. 170, 177 
Bibliotheca chemica curiosa, see AL- 
CHEMICAL COLLECTIONS bicycle, in fantasy, 4 499 Biedermeier, 9i 60 
bier, see coffin 
Bier's stasis, 3 27 I 
17~n, 18w, 228n; 11 669n; 12 72n, 298n, 457n, 55111; 13 186n, 268n, 403n, 407n, 419n; 142000, 556n, 70111 
ApOCRYPHA (NEW TESTAMENT), 13 292; 143°2; 
Bartholomew, Book of Apostle (Coptic Apocrypha), 14 482n Egyptians, Gospel of the, 9i 295; 11 
208; 14 18n, 528 
Epistolae Apostolorum, 11 329 Isaiah, Ascension of, 9ii 104 
John, Acts of/Acta jommis, 11 25011, 263,415-16,418, 419n, 42~31, 438,445; 18 1662 
(§ 98), 16 4°00; 
(§ 109), 14 6n 
Peter, Acts of, 11422,426,436,437 Peter, Gospel of, 12 6w 
Philip, Gospel of, 14 6n Sophonias/Zephaniah, Apocalypse 
of, 11 43 m 
Thomas, Acts of, 5 318n, 560-3; 9ii 178, 307; 11 126n, 175n, 236n; 14 73n, 498 
Hennecke, Edgar, ed., Neutestamentliche ApokryPhen, 9ii 104n 
James, M. R., The ApocryPhal New Testament, 5 524n; 9i 3911, 74n, 295n; 9ii 69n, 307n; 11 600, 133n, 175n, 208n, 236n, 2500, 263n, 29w, 394n, 415-16nn, 419n,422n,426n'428-gnn,696n, 745n; 12 297n; 14 6nn, 18n, 73n, 498n, 528n; 164000; 18 1662n 
* 
* 
"big brother" fantasy, 1729,54 
Big Dipper, see Bear, constellations 
of 
big dreams, see dream(s) s.v. 
Big Snake, see Africa, myths in S.v. bile, 8 702 
bilingualism, 18 1770-3 
Billod, E.: "Rapport medico-I~gal sur un cas de 'simulation de folie," 1 35In 
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bin, 9ii 185 
Binah, 9i 57611, 588n; 12 313: 13 411; 14643n 
bil1anus, 11122; 12jig. 185; 14659; as Eve, 11 104&n, 262; evil/devilish, 8 962; 11 104&n, 1201/, IHo, 256; 14 23H, 554: 16 4°3,52511; 
see also NUMBERS S.V. two Bi-neb-did, 5 358 
Binet, Alfred, 1 24n, 339; 3 55; 4 155&n; 6 863; 7 408; 10 2; 18 798; 
on attention, 3 12n, 19; 
on automatism, 1 119, 339; and Fert~, 1 28, 96n; 
and hysterical patients, 1 75, 97, 11~; 3 35n; experiments with, 1 98, 138, 160; 
and janet's experiment, 1 93; on somnambulism, semi-, 1 5, 78; 
WORKS: 
Alterations of Personality (Les Alterations de la personnalite), 1 5n, 2 In, 75n, 78n, 93n, 97n, 11~, 11gn, 138n, 280n, 33gn; 335n; 
"Attention et Adaptation," 3 12n; 
ed., L'Annee psychologique, 18 
96m 
Bin Gorion,josef: Der BornJudas, 9i 
253n; 
Die Sagen der Juden, 11 368&n; 12542n 
Binswanger, L., 2 1035, 1044, I094&n, 1136, 1182&n; 18 1027&n; 
Die Hysterie, 4 159; 
"Freud'sche Mechanismen In der Symptomatologie von Psychosen," 4 28n; 
"On the Psychogalvanic Phenomenon in Association Experiments,"2 1035n, 1044n, 132611; 6 68m; 8 23n; 18978 

biochemical processes, psyche and, 8660 
biography,4745; 
TITLE: "The Type Problem In Biography," 6 542-55; psychological, 18 I 130 
biological: phenomena, changes in, 
5 194; 
process, individuation as, 11 460; 
and sexual processes, 1779 and spiritual view-points, 17 160, 161; as opposites, 17 160; 
biology, 4 777; 11 488, 491; causality in, 8 822; 
energic standpoint and, 8 30; human-, aim of, 13 291; inadequate basis for therapy, 11 450; 
knowledge and, 10 548, 636; and the psyche, 8 232; 106,23; and psychology, 8 232; 17 157; and purpose, 9i 465; 
and the "unique," 8 821 
Bion, W R., 1855, 135, 137 Bircher, 4 604 
bird, soul-, see souls.v. 
birds, see ANIMALS s.v. Birkhiiuser, P., 10736, pI. III Birs river, 13 129 
birth, 7 300; 8 662; 1369; 17 10; alchemical, 16 509; and germination of stone, 13 392; new, 16 516, 525-37 (see also rebirth); 
anal,5279; 
of Buddha, see Buddha s.v. conception and birth; -chamber, baptismal font as, 18 364; Egyptian, 18361; 
of child, 17134,224'226; archetype, 9i 290; in case of Anna, 176-10; conflict in, 17 11-60; 
child's ideas of, see child s. v. birth, theories of; 
of Christ, see Christ S.V.; 

control, see contraception; in cowshed, 5 29m; 
data, see astrology; 
and death, see death S.V.; divine, 6 319; 
of divine child, 16 482&n; dual/second, 5 494; 9i 94, 140; of Leonardo da Vinci, 9i 93-5, 14on; 
-giving: in Egyptian mythology, 5 359,jig. 24; orifice (Mexican),5jig. 12; 
of God, in Eckhart, 6 427-8; of god(s), 6 448 (see also lotus s.v. birthplace); 
goddess of, see Hecate; 
of hero, see hero S.V.; 
of lapis, see lapis s.v.; miraculous, 9i 282, 285; 
of Mithras, see Mithras s. v. ; pangs of, 5438n; 
place of, 5 29In, 579n; 10969; stone as, 13 128 (see also lotus); psychic, 8 756; 
of Redeemer, 13 393; rites at, 11 287; 16 214; of saviour, see saviour .1.11.: in stable, 5 57gn; 
stone-, 13 128, 132; 
of symbol, 6 445; 
theories of, see child s.v. birth, theories of; 
through water and spirit, 5 333-5; 
through wind, 5 334, 335; trauma of, 11 842; 
tree-, see tree; 
twice-born, see twice-born; virgin, see Christ s. v. birth; water and, see water s. V.; see also rebirth 
birth control, see contraception Bischoff, E.: Elemente der Kabbalah, 12 313n; 14 158n 
bisexuality, 5 324; 
in libido myth, 5441; of tree, 5 324; 

see also androgyne; hermaphrodite 
bishop, children's/etJi.lcotJU.I tll/erMum, 9i 45H, 460 
Bismarck, Prince Otto E. L. von, 7 
279,306; 10425 
bitch, see ANIMALS: dog(s)/bitch . Bithus of Dyrrhachium, 1245611 Bithynia: Attis/Cybele cult, 5 662n biting by animals, see animal(s) s.v. Bitos (in Zosimos), 12456 
	bitterness/amaritudo, 	14 245-55, 
330, 333-4: 
and wisdom, as opposites, 14 
330; 
see also under colour(s); lapis philosophurum; salt 
Bitys, prophet at court of King Ammon, 12 45611 
Bjerre, P. C.: 10 1049, 1055, 1068; "Zur Radikalbehandlung der chronischen Paranoia," 6 467n black, see COLOURS s.v. 
"black, going," see Negro(es) s. v. 
European assimilation 
Black Elk (Sioux holy man), vision of, 14 26611 
Blackfoot, see Melampus 
blackmail, between children, 4462, 
472, 474 
Blackman, A. M., see under Erman blackness, see COLOURS: black/etc. blacksmith, in Rig- Veda, 5 556 bladder: disturbances of, 18884; 
hyperaesthesia of (in j.'s patient), 16 554; 
irritation of, and dreams, 4 83, 736 
Blake, W, 6 422n; 11905n; 12jigs. 
14,19; 15 142, 151; 
"devouring" and "prolific" types in, 6460, 559; 
"The Marriage of Heaven and Hell," 6460n 
Bland, C.C.S., and H. von E. Scott, see under Caesarius of Heisterbach Blanke, F., 9i 16; 

122 

123 

BLASPHEMING - BLOODY SWEAT 

BLASPHEMING - BLOODY SWEAT 

Blanke (cant.): 
J.'s letter to, 18 (/)66011): 
Bmdn K/alls 1'01/ Ft/ie, 9i 13", 1611,131//: 18 (1)6601/) 
blaspheming/blasphemy, 1 216; 12 
11,493, 5°9: 13 163; 15 196 Blavatsky, Mme H. 10 176; 11 859 Bleikeller, Bremen, 18 486 Blemmides, Nikephorus, 1244 In blessedness, see bliss 
blessing, formulae for, 11 222 Bleuler, M. 3 553; 154411 
Bleuler, P. E., 2 I, 523n, 731, 1111, 1355; 3 45n, 7011, 109, 146, 147, 160n, 318, 554, 571: 4 106, 156n; 7 233n; 10 1034n, 1066; 17 129; 1875°,793, 925n, 1155: 
TITLE: "A Criticism of Bleuler's Theory of Schizophrenic Negativism," 3 425-37: acknowledgements to, 1 (jJ 3r1), 32,15°,225,3°0,355: 2 1036; 3 (1)3): 
and affectivity, 3 78nn, 83&n; 6 681-2; 
and ambitendency, 5 253, 68011; 67°5; 
and ambivalence, 5 68011; 6 705n; 18 lO77n: 
on attention, 2 1080; 
attitude phenomenon, 2 169; co-director of Jahrbuch, 18 925n; 
and delusions of reference, 3 
169; 
and "depth psychology," 2 1355&n; 4 154,523: 7 410; 18 1142; 
and "life-wound" (complex), 3 
428, 43°; 
on negativism, 3 27, 29, 42537; autistic withdrawal in, 3 428-9; 
"photisms," 6 18o; 
psychic activity, contrasts in, 3 138; 
psychic structure, 3 7911; "psychoid," 8 368: 

and schizophrenia, 3 317, 497, 505, 534, 544, 554; 4 106: 5 Igrl, 58n; 6839; 7233; 
and sejunction, 3 505; 
see also attitude s.v. phenomenon; WORKS: 
AIf'ektil'itiit, S IIggestibil itiit, Paranoia/Alfectivity, Suggestibility, Paranoia, 2 1048&n; 3 78n, 79n, 83n, 169n; 6 682nn; J.'s review, 18 88890; J.'s abstract, 18938-9; "Bewusstsein und Assoziation"/"Consciousness and Association," 2 66211, 827n; 3 70; J.'s abstract, 18 970-1; Dementia Praecox, oder die Gruppe der Schizophrenien, 3 318n; tr. J. Zinkin, Dementia Praecox, or the Group of Schizophrenias, 3 318n; 7233n; "Freudsche Mechanismen in der Symptomatologie von Psychosen," 18 936; 
"Fruhe Entlassungen," 3 160n; 
Naturgeschi.chte der Seele und ihres BeUlUSStwerdens, 8 385n; "Die negative Suggestibilitiit, ein psychologischer Prototyp des Negativismus," 3 27/1, 2911; 6 705n; 
"Die Psychoanalyse Freuds," 4 15611; 18 1038; 
Die Psychoide als Prinzip der organischen Entwicklung, 8 368n; 
"Sexuelle Abnormitiiten der Kinder," J.'s abstract, 18 94°; 
Textbook of Psychiatry, 6705n; "Uber die Bedeutungvon Assoziationsversuchen"/ "Upon the Significance of Association Experiments," 2 762n; J.'s abstract, 18 962; "Versuch einer naturwissenschaftlichen Betrachtung der 

psychologischen Grundbegriffe," 2 61911, 662&n; 
"Zur Theorie des schizophrenen Negativismus," 3 425n; 5 253n; tr. W. A. White, The Theory of Schizophrenic Negativism, 6 705n; J.'s re\'iew, 3 425-37: 
with Jung, "Komplexe und Krankheitsursache bei Dementia praecox," J.'s abstract, 18 937 
"blinded" theme (Morton Prince), 4 185-6, 189 
blindness/blinding: hysterical, 1 
42; 74,413; 18713; peripheral, 8 295; psychogenic, 8 582; psychological,4 737; 13455; red-green, 1 395, 415; 
of SI. Paul, 18 713; symbolical, 11 425; systematic, 7 4, 413 
blindworm, see ANIMALS s.v. bliss/blessedness, 1 43, 49; 
in childhood memories, 5 518; divine, 54°5, 624n; 
eternal, 13 227; 
see also ananda 
Block, Raymond de: Euhemere: son livre et sa doctrine, 9i 12 In blockage: dreams and, 8 702; 
of unconscious, 8 702 blocking(s),3 3, 16, 161, 175, 177, 179, 186, 554, 578; of associations, 16 320 
"blond beast," 6 433; 10 17, 447, 458; 18371;seealso Nietzsches.v. 
blood, 12 243, 365, 417; 1378,93, 11 In, 190, 293, 299, 328, 35911, 376, 380, 401, fig. 23; 14 114, 180,624, 683&n, 702; 
in alchemy, 11 354, 359; 
aqua permanens as, see aqua .I.,'. permanens; 
of black goat, 14 77-8; 
of Christ, 5 246; 11 151, 4°3; 1410, 11,259,423,631; rose- 

coloured, 14419; 
in Church symbolism, 14 4°1; dam (Hebrew), 14 585n; dragon's, and hero, 5 569; dreams of, 2 823, 833,850-1; and fire, 11 359; 
human, 1469°; 
hysterical attitude towards, 2 793; 
of lions: green (lion), 12 491, 
498; 14387, 401&n, 414, 419, 453, 512&n; red (lion), 12 {lp,'. q2K: rose-coloured (blood), 13 3H3, 390&11: 14 419: 
-magic, 13 11011; 1469°; Mercurius as (sanguis), 10 629; 14 11; 
in Mithraic sacrifice, 5 671; as omen, 10608; 
as prima materia, 12 425, 426; 13 I03n; 
prohibition of shedding, 14 
592n; 
of redeemer, 13 390; rose-coloured, ch'i (Chinese) as, 13 433 (see also above lions); sacrificial and orgiastic, 5 156n; 9i 31 In, 329; 
salt and, 14337; 
-soul, 14 592n; 
soul and, 12396, 397,445n; 13 180; 14 690&n; 1525; 
of stone, 13380-1,39°; symbolism, 144°1,4°3; synonym of spirit, 14 11, 40In; 16398; 
in torture (Zosimos), 13 (PP 60, 
62,63),93; 
and tree, philosophical, 13376; -vessels: in patient's mandala, 13 fig. A9; in philosophical tree, 13 376: 
as "whitest milk," 14 144; 
see also under aqua permanens; water 
bloodstone (red hematite), 9i 575 bloody sweat, of arcane substance, 

124 

125 

BLOOM- BODY 

BLOOM- BODY 

bloody sweat (cont.): 
see arcane substance s.v. bloody Bloom, Leopold and Molly, see Joyce: Ulysses 
Bloomfield, M., see under Vedas, Atharva- 
blossom(s), 13 346, 380; heart-shaped, 13 322; lotus, 13 336; 
white, 13 jig. 1; 
see also flower(s) 
Blue Period, of Picasso, see Picasso 
S.v. 
blue woman, see COLOURS: blue S.v. Blumhardt, Christoph, 17 154&n Blumhardt, Pastor J. C.: and Dittus 
sisters, 1 143; 3 321&n; 6 966; see also Ziindel 
blushing, 17 145 
boa-constrictor, see ANIMALS: serpent/snake S.,I. 
boar, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Boas, Franz, 10 94, 948; 
lndianische Sagen, 4 478n 
Boas, G., see under Horapollo 
boat, 9i 404n; 11 90; 17216 
Bock, H.: Kriiuterbuch, 12 fig. 249 B&ker, F. W., C. Hertz, and F. 
Richarz: Reiner Stockhausen, ein aClenmiissiger Beitrag ZlIr psychischgerichtlichen Medicin, 1 346&n 
B&klin, A., 1 178 
Bodenstein, A. von (pupil of Paracelsus), 13 148, 149n, 154, 1900, 194; 15 21&n; 
ed. De vita longa, see Paracelsus S.V.; 
Onomasticon, 13 176, 234n; 14 641 
Bodhi, 11 879; 
tree, see TREES s.v. 
Bodhidharma, 11 898n bodhimandala, 11 943 Bodhisattva, see Buddha s.v. 
body, 7 35, 75, 4°9, 504; 13 122, 131,141,173,178,200,245,358, 372; 
acceptance of, 12 163; 
126 

Adam's, 13 168n; animal, 13 137n; animation of, 13 316; Bardo, 11 848; 
in Basilides, 9ii 120; bounds personality, 16 503; breath-, see breath s.v.; calcined, 13 20m; 
centre in the, 13337; Christ's, see Christ s.v.; clarified, 13 166; 
as conscious existence, 165°1; consumed by fire, 13 (P62); correspondence with psychic organism, 8 322; 
dark, heavy, 9ii 118, 119; 14 
774; 
dense, 13 197n; 
diamond, see Chinese alchemy s.v. ; 
dismemberment of, 5 354; 13 (P63) (see also cutting; mutilation; torture); 
divine secret in, 12421; division into four, 13 (P6on), 89; 
ego's awareness of, 11 774; escape from, 13 (p61); evolution of embryonic, 18 593; 
father as, 12 436; of flint, 13 132; as fourth, 12 165: 
glorification of, 11 312; 13 392: 14 319; 16 495 (see also corpus glorijicationis) ; 
-hallucinations, 7 469; 
and heart, 13202; 16495; heavenly, 13 160, 194,jig· 4; illness of, 7 194; 
imperfect, 13 384; 
impure, 13 172, 185; incorruptible, 9i 637; 13 68, 137; 
inner, 8 390; 
inviolate, 5 615, (P459); invisible, 13 148&n; Jesahach, 13 205; 

lightof,13141; 
living, 8 6°4, 605; 13 76; marks inflicted on, 8 725 (see also circumcision; scars); 
of Mary, 13 174, 175 (see also below transfiguration); microcosmic, 13 171; 
and mind, 12377,396,45°; 18 69, 135: cofunctioning/interaction, 8 33: duality, 8606; pair of opposites, 8 619; separation of, 14671; two aspects of single fact, 8 619, 621; 1870; 
mortal, 13 170; 
mortified, 13 137; 
mystical, 11 229, 337; 12478; 13 142n; 
-openings, 4 291; 5 206; 
as personification of shadow of ego, 1840; 
pneumatic, 5 513; 1377; proportions, 7 250; 
protruding parts and concavities, 5 208n; 
and psyche, 7 194; 8 618; 10 780; 12562; 13 11,475-6; 16 1, 386; causal relation, 14 767; coalescence, 12 327; cofunctioning, 8 502, 605, 657; 
and psychic representatives of organs, 12 440; 
purified, 13 190, 20W; 16495; reconstituted, 5 356; rediscovery of, 10 195; 
relics, 13 128; 
resurrection of, 9i 202, 637; 11 855; 12475,511; 13 127,205; 14 763; 
rights of, 7 504; round, 13 173; 
in sacramental meal, 11 304; secretions, 5 458 (see also spittle); 
self rooted in, 13 242; sensations, 1343; and affects, 3 86, 87; in "godlikeness," 7 467; peculiar, 7 75; 
separation of consciousness 
127 

from, 8 954-5; shining, 13 188; 194; 
soul and, 12 327, 396, 397-9, 460,492,512-13; 13 126, 157, 316; 14 670, 674, 685, 742; as animation/life of, 8 662; 14 670, 673, 742; of Antimimos, 12456; coniunctio/union of, 12 417,462, 500, jig. 159; 13 jig. B5; 14 475, 476, 68In, 685, 693,742; 16503; as opposites, 14 31; problem, 8 948; separation/freeing from, 12 165; 13287; 14673,691,696, 699, 710, 722, 739, 742, 773, 774; 16 190; unity of, 14 664, 670, 673, 696; 
soul/body/spirit, 12 165n, 327, 474, figs. 142 K, 196; 13 176n, 38 1; anima as ligamentum corporis et spiritus, 9i 555; laPis as, see laPis philosophorum s.v. body/etc.; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v. ; spirit as ligamentum animae et corporis, 9i 386; trichotomy of, in three sonships, 9ii 118; union of, 14 663-4, 774; -, in stone, 13 283n; unity of, 1466; 
spirit and, 9i 572; 9ii 118; 10 195; 13 103, 126, 137n, 263; 14 41&n, 175,328,722; are one in God, 9i 572; as opposites, 14 1, 3, 655, 658; separation of, 12 165, 366n, 377, 51 In; 14 293, 664, 722; as triads, 9ii 100; union of, 13 261; 14635, 677, 679, 68m, 736, 742; 16499; spirit-, 13 69, 266 (P32); spiritualization of, see spiritualization s.V. alchemical; -stimulus, and dreams, 7 21: stone-, motif of, 13 132; 
or substance, 13 168n; 
subtle, 5 513; 9i 202, 392; 11 160,848; 12394,417; 13 137n, 262; 16486 (see also corpus subtile ); 

BOEDROMION - BOREDOM 
BOEDROMION - BOREDOM 
bady (cant.): 
tarttlre aI', see tarture s.v.; transfiguratian, 12 462, 492, 511; 0'1' Virgin's bady, 12 50'0', figs. 224, 232; 
transfO'rmatian aI', 13 (P6Q); turbulence aI', 13 190', 20'2; visible and natural, 13 148n; whaleness aI', 13 360; 
see alsO' corpus 
BQedrQmian, mO'nth af, and Iacchus, 5 528 
Baegner, M., 18 1541 
Baeatia, sacrifice to' snake deity in, 5 pI. LVII 
Baer War, 8 852; 10479 Baeteau, M., 1 19; 
"Autamatisme samnambulique avec dedaublement de la persannalite," 1 I gn 
Bagda Gesser Khan, 5 54 ~ BQghazkoy, 14 765n 
bagies, 9i I 57 
BQgamiIs,9ii 105, 229, 235, 312n; 13 27In, 277; 14589 
Bohler, E.: "Ethik und Wirtschaft," 10616n 
Bohme, j., 9i 18, 549, 55an, 555, 564, 566n, 567n, 578-9, 6a2n, 685,70'4;9"111, 191,26~397n; 10 763; 11 470', 733, 882; 12 214-16,332,453,479,50'9,512; 14124, 199,324,492n,580-1; 15 10, 142&n; 16 5a6n; 18 1225, 1654, 1675; 
and alchemy, 9i 20', 60'3; 
and circular: layers/mandala, 9i 53511,5711.&11,511.0',592,60'3, 626,711, fig. I; 12 214-16; as "mirror of wisdom," 13 31; 
and fire/lightning (Stock), 9i 534-6, 538, 575, 580'; 13417; and fQur "Qualities"/"Spirits," 0'1' Gad, 9i 535&n, 588; 
and seven "Qualities," 9i 57gn; and symbalism, 9i 586; 
and wheel, 9i 578n, 580'; 12 214-16; 
and wrath-fire, 9i 20', 60'2; 9" Ill; 10733; 14 485n, 632; waRKS: 
Works, ed. G. Ward and T. 
Langcake, 14 526n; 
Aurora, 9i 534nn, 53511, 578, 57gn; 9" II In; 12 479; 14 48511; 
De signatura rerum/The Signature of All Things, tr. j. Ellistane, 8 932n; 9i 535nn, 579n, 58an, 588n; 9" 397n; 12 214nn, fig. 192; 14 476n; lapis-Christ parallel in, 12 51O&n; 
Forty (XL) Questions concerning the Soul, 9i 20', 534n, 53511, 59411, 70'4, 717, fig· I, (par. 534); 10640'; 11 62n, 136n; 13 31; 
Gespriich eiller erleuchteten und unerleuchteten Seele, 12 2 I 5n; ,Wysterium magnum, 14 58on; Mysterium pansophicum, 9i 57811, 58on; 
Quaestiones theosoPhical', 9i 578n; 14485n; 
SeraPhinisch Blumengartlein, 5 fig. 2; 
A Summary Appendix of the 
Soul, 9i 592n, 7a4n; 
	Tabulae 	princiPiorum, 
536nn; 
Three PrinciPles of the Divine Essence, 9i 534n; 14 526n, 58on; 
Vom iridischen und himmlischen Mysterium, 12 214n; 
Van dem dreyfaclum Leben des Menschen/The High and Deep Search concerning the Threefold Life, 9i 534n, 535n; 12 214n; 1458onn; 
Van der Menschwerdung jesu Christi, 1458an; 
7.weyte Apologie wieder Boltl/(lso1' Tilken, 14 511.011: 
Bahn, w., 1 117; 
128 
Ein Fall von doppeltem Bewusstsein, 1 I 17n, 30'411; 3 164n BO'hr, N., 8 924n; 17 164n 
Baibeis, Lake, 14 144n 
Balemus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
ApallQnius 0'1' Tyana 
Ball, F. j.: Aus der 0flenbarung johannis, 9" 146n, 147n, 163n, 166n, 167n; 
SjJI/(Iem, 9ii 13611, 14711 Baller-Schmid, M.-j., 6 (pxiin) Ballingen, J.'s "Tawer," 18 1782n BalQgna: Enigma aI', see Aelia 
Laelia Crispis Inscriptian; 
HQly Sepulchre 0'1' San StefanQ, 
5536 
Balsheviks/Balshevism/BO'lshevist, 7 
326; 10 177, 180',610,927,929, 932, 1019; 11 24,480',516,522; 17311; 18 1610 
Balte, August, 1 30' I; 
"Uber einige FiiIle van SimulatiQn," 1 3QIn, 35In 
Balte, Richard: "Assaziatiansversuche als diagnastisches Hilfsmittel," .J.'s abstract, 18 941 BQltzmann, L., 8 49; 
Populare Schriften, 8 4gn 
bamb/bQmbing(s), 0'1' cities, 10 748; saturatiQn, 9i 276; stratQspheric, 18 1383; 
see also atam s. v. bamb; hydrogen bamb 
Bambast, Gearg, 15 3 Bambast, Wilhelm, 153 
Bambast van Hahenheim, see Paracelsus 
Bambay, 5 354; 10 982-3 
Bon (religian, Tibet), black magic, 9i 564, 68an 
Banamaisan, L., 1 125; 
"Un Cas remarquable d'hypnase spamanee," 1 125n Banaventura/Banaventure, St., 11 
4a8n; 14375, 718; 
ltinerarium mentis in Deum, 6 79111; 144111,7111.; tr. Fr.James, The Fmllcisc(/1/ Visioll, 14 7111.11 
129 
9i 
bQndsman, 9i 289 
BaneIlus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
ApQllonius of Tyana bones, 13 (/160) 
Banhiiffer,K.: Der Gl'isteszu.\tolld des A Ikolwldelim 11 tell , 24.1',0'1/; 
"Uber den pathalagischen Einfall," 3 Ion 
Baniface VIII, Pape, 18 222 bOllitas Dei, 18 1655-6 
Banus, Petrus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
baak(s): magic, 1070'1; in mandala, 9i 679; 
0'1' secret wisdam, 9i 4Q4n; "useless," 11 858 
"Baak 0'1' the Cave 0'1' Treasures" 
(Syrian), 14 552, 555, 587, 642; ed.and tr. C. Bezold,DieSchotzhoh/e, 13 44611; 1455211,55511, 556n, 585n, 587n, 642n 
Book of Changes, see I Ching 
BQQk 0'1' the Dead (Egyptian), see Egyptian Book of the Dead 
BaQk 0'1' the Dead (Tibetan), see Bardo Thodol 
Baak 0'1' EI-l;Iabib, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: EI-Habib 
"BaQk 0'1' the 'Haly Trinity," see CODICES AND MSS: Munich 
Baak 0'1' Krates, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Krates 
Baak 0'1' Ostanes, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Ostanes 
Baak 0'1' Rites, see Li Chi 
Baak 0'1' What Is in the N etherwarld (Egyptian), 8 845 
Baak 0'1' Wisdom, Chinese, 18291 "Baak of the Wise Magus," see AL- 
CHEMICAL WRITERS: Magus s.v. 
Barbarians (GnQstic sect), 6 25 bQrderland phenQmena, 5 (/J457) 
	barderline 	cases, 	psychalagical 
treatment aI', 10 1070' "bare/barn," see etymQlagy(-ies) s.v. BQreas, 5 3 16n 
baredam: in analysis, 8 146; 0'1' city-dweller, 10648; 

BORGES - BREAD 

BORGES - BREAD 

boredom (cont.): 
and telepathic experiments, 8 838 
Borges, J. L.: "Pascal's Sphere," 6 
79In 
Borgias, 10 809 
Borgnet, A. and E.: eds, Beati Alberti Magni Opera omnia, 13 173n 
boring: finger gesture, 5 204; 
and fire-making, 5 208, 210, 217,227; 
masturbatory, 5 227; 
see also etymologies S.v. "to bore/born" 
Borner, C. G.: Auctiom-Katalog 184, 
12jig. 244 
Borobudur, India, 11 908; 18 409 Bororos (of central Brazil), 13253 Boschius, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS 
S.V. 
Boss, Medard, 18 (!J347), 822, 824, 
825 
Bostonians, 6 527&n 
Bostra, Titus of, 13 450 
Botho, c.: Sachsisch Chronicon, 5 jig. 4 
bottle, spirit in, see Grimm brothers s.v. fairytale 
Bouche-Leclercq, A., 9ii 129; L'Astrologie grecque, 9i 604n, 605n; 9ii 12gn, 1300, 163n, 174n; 11356n; 14 14on, 493nn 
Bouelles, Charles de, see Bovillus boulders, in paintings of j.'s patient, 9i 526, 529, 531 boundary(-ies), 7 124, 132, 159, 225; 
cross as, 11 429, 434, 445 
Bourdon, B., 2 24, 105-6; "Recherches sur la succession des phenomenes psychologiques," 2 1°5 
Bourget, P., 17 233; L'ttape, 18 185 Bourne, Rev. A., 1 20 
Bourru, H., and F. Burot: Variatiom de la personnalite, 1 110&n Bousset, W., 9ii 171; 

The Antichrist Legend, 5 5700; 9ii 168n; 14 14n; 
H auptprobleme der Gnosis, 9i 242n; 9ii 128n, 307n, 30Bn, 325n, 344nn; 11 350n; 12 45OOn, 458n; 13 168n, 275n, 278n, 45on; 14 32n, 42n, 8on, 16on, 498n, 5600, 5700, 585n, 587n, 595n; 16 355tl, 378n; "Die Himmelsreise der Seele," 
14 299n, 30on; 18 1528 
Bovillus, K. (Charles de Bouelles): 
Ein gesichte Bruder Clausen ynn Schweytz und seine deutunge, 9i 14&n; 11 478&n 
bow and arrow symbolism, 5 439&n; see also arrow bowl(s)/goblet(s): four, containing coloured water, in dream, 11 128; 12286-7; 
golden, in dream, 8 555; 18 251-2, 260, 261, 265, 375; in mandalas, 11 136; 
in schizophrenic patient's picture, 184°7; 
silver, with nuts, in dream, 11 90, 109; 12 299 
boy/Boy, 9i 279; 13228,314; charioteer/Charioteer, see Goethe: Faust; Characters s.v.; crowned, 13jig. 32; 
in dream, 12 196-7; 
in golden clothes, 10 730; naked, 9i 268, 3900; radiant, 9i 268; sacrificed, 11 370; 
spirit as, 9i 396; 
see also puer 
Bozzano, E.: Popoli primitivi e manilestazioni supernormali, 9i 532n Braceschus, johannes, see ALCHEMI- 
CAL COLLECTIONS: Bibl. chem. S.v. 
Bradford, R., 11 266n Brahe, Tycho, 9ii 136n 
Brahma, 5 177, 449, 545, 620, pI. 
XLVIa; 11 89on; 12 533, jig. 75; and lotus, 5449, pI. XLVIa; and sun, 6 331-2; 

see also Hindu/Hinduism Brahma, city of, 9i 691; 12 139 Brahma-gods, 9i 517 Brahman/brahman, 5 612, 65gn; 6 
188;9ii 348; 10875; 11 486; 12 533; 
and atman, 6 189, 190; 
Gracious One, 6 331-2; 
ideas of fire and sacrifice, 5 240-1; 
meanings of, 6 33 In, 335-6, 337; 
and opposites, 6 327-3°; and rta, 6 192,348,361; self as, 6 330; 9ii 348; 
and uniting symbol, 6 331-44 Brahmanas: Pancavimsha, 6 34on, 
342n: 
Shatapatha,6 33lnn, 33~, 338, 
339, 341, 343n, 349'1: 9i 674; 9ii 17OOn: 11 397n: 12533; 13 218,34°, 412n: tr.J. Eggeling, Shatapatha Brahmana, 9ii 176nn; 12 533nn; 
Taittiriya, 6 33 In 
Brahmanaspati, see Vedas s.v. Rig-, world creator 
brain, 7 109,219,2351456,344; 8 653,947; 12 116,313,376,517; 1661; 
anatomy, 18 891, 892; and psychology, synthesis, 18891; at birth, 8 717; 1884; 
changes observed after death, 3322; 
child's, 8 99, 589; 
cutting out, and eating, 1393; degenerative predisposition, 3 480; 
disturbances of, and psychic defects, 8 607; 
ectoderm and, 17 (P5); 
effects of tissue removal, 3 193; and fantasies, 10 14; 
gestation in, 12 435, 496; identity of structure, 13 11; impressions, 1 183-4; 
inherited structure and func- 

tioning, 5 38; 
injuries to, 8 949; 17 135, 199(a); 
integrative system of, 3 582&n: lesions/changes, in schizophrenia, 3 471, 497, 5°3, 505; 
and lower organisms, 8 947; malformations of, 3 323; meaning of, 18828; 
mental diseases and, 3 318, 322-31,467,493; 8529: -mythology, 3 496; 6479,516; 18 1 117; 
-pan, 13 117; 
physiology of, and impressions, 1 183-4; 
and psyche, 3 320; 8 234, 812; 10 528; 11 14, 769; 
psychic as secretion of, 8 743; psychology, 18 10, 29; 
and reflex arcs, 8 607; rotundum, head and, 14 626-8; 
softening of, 3322; 
-stone, 12 517n; 14626; structure of, 13 188; and collective unconscious, 17 2°7-8; thought as secretion of, 8 658; -trust, 12 178; 
turning black, 14 733; and unconscious, 3 584; wave (Einfall), 18 1113 
Bran (Celtic god), 640ln branches, see tree(s) s.v. metallic Brant, Sebastian: Hexastichon, 12jig. 
227; 14 454&n, 455, pIs I, 11 brass: eagle, 13 124; 
serpent, 13 448 
Brassempouy, Venus of, 9i 312 Braun, J.: Liturgisches Handlexikon, 
1245 In Braunau, 18 1326 
Brazen Man, see man s.v. brazen Brazil, see American Indians: SOUTH 
s.V. Bakairi 
bread/Bread: breaking of/"fractio," 11 331; 
Christ as, 9i 248; body as, 11229; 

13° 

131 

BREAKDOWN - BROWN 
BREAKDOWN - BROWN 
bread (cont.): 
of life, 13 403; 
in the Mass, 11 310, 381-4; consecration formula, 11 322; and wine, 11 337; 12417-18, 475 (see also Eucharist); 
in Mithraic ritual, 11 342; 18 616; 
superessential, 10651; "through God:' 9ii 139 
breakdown, nervous, see nervous disorders/ete. 
breaking lines, 18 407 breakthrough: beyond intellect, 11 
892; 
in Goethe and Nietzsche, 10 657; 11 905; 
Greeks and, 11 905n; in satori, 11 887 
break-up, radioactive, see radioactive decay 
breast(s), 9i 605; -beating, 5 390; Christ's, 9ii 320; 
drink of immortality from, 5 58In; 
exposed to arrow shot, 5 429; as "mama," 5 26n, 373; multiple, 9i 312 
Breasted, J. H.: Development of Religion and Thought in Ancient Egypt, 14356n 
breath,7 151,217; 8601,662; -body(ies), 8 390, 664; 13 69, 286; 14 748; 16 486; as carrier of life, 13 76n; incorruptible, 13 76; (see also Chinese alchemy s.v. diamond body); 
and consciousness, 11 373; control of, 11867; 1341, 76n; of God, 13 174; 
Holy Ghostas, 11 235,237,276: as psyche, 11 771; 
soul, 13 262; higher, 13 57; as spirit, 5 334; 10 146; 
of spiri t, 12 figs. 115, 14 2 I; subtle, 13 1°4 
breathing, see respiration 
Christ's life as, 11 272; intellectual function as, 7 206; man as, see man s.v.; 
see also rainbow 
"bright," see etymology(-ies) s.V. bright and dark, as opposites, 14 I brightness, hypnagogic, 1 43 Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, see 
Upanishads .LV. 
Brill, A. A., 2 (Ppvi, 43gn, 466n, 492n), looon: 18 1027&11: 
"Psychological Factors in Dementia Praecox," 4 744" Brimo/Brimos, 5 577; 9ii 339 Brinktrine, J.: Die Heilige Messe in ihrem Werden und Wesen, 11 309n, 
324n 
British and American Society for 
Psychical Research, 18758 British Anthropological Society, 15 80; 18 141 
British Broadcasting Corporation, 
18 1689 
British Empire, see India 
British MedicalJournal, 18 135, 1502 British Museum, 7 394n; 18 139,266 British Psychological Society, 8 660 British Union of Fascists ("Black- 
shirts"), 18 1327n 
broadsheets, illustrating Ufos, see 
Ufo(s) s.v. 
Broca's convolution, 1 186 Brocken, spectre of, 10 727 Brody, D., 15 (PP 132-3) 
Broglie, L. de, 9i 49011; 1869&n bronchi, 13 379 
Brons (Graillegend), 640In Bronze Age, 11 484; 1881 bronze,leprous (alchemical), 122°7 brooch, lost and found, 1 146 brooding, 1 32on; 4417; 18 1810, 
1811 ; 
heat of, 12 44 I; 
of Holy Spirit, 13 104 brook, 9i 336; 
symbol in Zen Buddhism, 11 878, 891 
brother(s), 1 7; 7 27g-83; 17 12, 
Bremen, 18 486 Brendan, St., 12 417n Brenner, A., 5 4511 
Bren tano, Bettina, 1 123 Bresler, J.: "Kulturhistorischer 
Beitrag zur Hysterie," 1 143n; 3 
32In 
Brethren of the Free Spirit, 9ii 
I 39&n, 235; 14 646; 18 1530; and Eckhart, 9ii 302 
Breuer, Joseph, 2 640; 4 30; 16 
143; 18421,922,1223; 
and hysteria, 181147; case of Anna 0., 4 30, 205; 7 47/413-15, 199; conversion, 1 298; and Freud, theory, 355; 4 28, 29, 34-5, 207-9, 577; 15 
62; 16 33, 231, 256; trauma theory, 7 10/417; 1562; 
and S. Freud, Studies ern Hysteria, see Freud: WORKS s. v. 
Breukink, H., 2 501; 3 10; 
"Ober eknoische Zustande," 3 Ion; 
"Ober Ermudungskurven bei Gesunden und bei einigen 
Neurosen und Psychosen," 2 
5°In 
"Brevis manuductio," see ALCHEMI- 
CAL COLLECTIONS: Mw. helm . .1'.1'• Philalethes 
brh, 9ii 181, 182 
bridal bed; cross as, 13 457; 
in the field, 5 214n; 8 85 bride/bride and bridegroom, 9i 453; 13 124, 268, 273n, 384n, 457; 16 410, 508; 
atomization of, 16398; 
of Christ, see Christ S.V.; heavenly bride, tree and, 13 460; 
heavenly bridegroom, Christ as, see Christs.v. bridegroom; Mercurius as, 13 268; 
sun as bridegroom, 14 30, 568&n 
"Bride of Corinth," 5 577 bridge, 4 321; 78/417,123; 
132 
28-9,213-14; 
big, fantasy of, 1729,54; 
in dreams, 2 840-4; 
fellow men as, 5 1 04&n; hostile, 8 712; 9ii 133&n, 134, 142,4°1; 11254n, 629; 13 29n; 18 523 (see also Abel; Cain; fratricide); 
monsters as, 9ii 184; 
mortal and immortal, 5 596n; neurotic attachment to, 2 1008; sinister, see Medardus; 
and sister, see below; 
unequal, motif of, 5 356 
brother-sister pair, 12 336, 404,fig. 
118; 16410,419; 
hierosgamos of, 18 1692; incestuous, see incest s. v. brother/sister; 
marriages, 5 350, 458; 
as opposites, 12 436, 438; royal, 5 676; 9i 442, 445, 449&n; 9ii 59, 329; 16 40 I; see also coniunctio; incest 
Brother Klaus/Nicholas of Flue/ Niklaus von del' Flue, 3 562; 9i 12-19, 131,133; 9ii 47; 13477; 14220; 18 22 I; 
TITLES: "Brother Klaus," 11 474-H7: "The Miraculous Fast of Brother Klaus," 18 1497-H; fast of, 18 1497-8; 
God in, 9i 16,131; 11486; (Trinity) vision of, 3 562; 7 119; 8413; 9i 12-18, 131; 10 643; 11 476-9, 483-6, 947; 18 1538; Gnostic parallel to, 11 486; painting of, in Sachseln parish church, 3 562; 9i 12, 16; 11 478, 479, 947; -, mandala form of, 9i 12, 16; of threefold fountain ofGod,16 378n, 403n; see also Blanke; Bovillus; DurreI'; Gundolfingen; Lavaud; "Pilgrim's Tract;" Stoeckli; wheel(s); Wolflin 
Brown, G. Spencer, see Spencer Brown 
133 

BROWN - BUDDHISM 

BROWN - BUDDHISM 

134 
Brown. W. Norman: "The Sources and Nature of Piirusa in the Purusasukta" (includes tr. of Rig-Veda), 5 648n. 6500 
Brown. William. 16255; 
"The Revival of Emotional Memories and its Therapeutic Value," 16 255 
Browne. L. F .• 18 206. 208 brownies. 9i 408 
Bruce MS .• see CODICES AND MSS.: 
Oxford s.v. 
Bruchmann. C.F.H.: Epitheta deorum quae apud poetas Graecos leguntur, 12 172n; 144200 Bruel. 0 .• 10 1048. 1055. 1068 Brugsch. H.: Adonisklage und Linos- 
liede,5 3100; 
Dictionnaire hieroglyphique, 5 235n; 
Religion und Mythologie der alten 
Aegypter, 5 235n, 357nn. 358nn. 35gn.367n,38gn.408n.410n; 9ii 322n; 14 14n. 25n. 483n 
Brunhilde. see Wagner: Der Ring; Wotan 
Brunner, C.: Die Anima als Schicksalsproblem des Mannes. J.'s foreword. 18 1276-83 
Bruno. Bishop of Wurzburg. 12 524; 
Expositio Psalmorum, 11 16 In; 
12524n 
Bruno, Pere, J.'s letter to. 18 1518-31; 
ed., Elie le proph'ete, 18 (P673n) Bruno, Giordano, 5 24; 8 6g6 Bruns. Gerda. see Wolters 
Bruns, L.: Die Hysterie im Kindesalter, J.'s review. 18884-7 
Brunton, C., 18 202 
brutality, see Christian/Christianity s.v. early 
Bru tus, and Cassius, 5 4 2g-3 1, 
(P461) 
Bry, J.-T. de, 12.fig. 8 Bubastis. see Isis S.v. festival of Buber, Martin, 18 1536; 

E kstatische K onfessionen, 5 I 39'1, 1400, 14In; 647n; 
Die Erzahlungen der Chassidim, 18 1526; 
"Religion und modernes Denken," J.'s "Reply," 18 149g1513; 
Tales of the H asidim, 18 1 5200 Buber. Salomon: ed., Midrash Tehillim, 12545n 
Buch der Alaune und Salze/Liber de aluminibus et salibus, ed. J. Ruska. 1432OO.472n 
"Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit," see CODICES AND MSS: Munich Buchenwald. 10 404; see also concentration camps 
Bucher, K.: Arbeit und Rhythmus, 5 218n; 
Die Aufstande der unfreien Arbeiter, 5 104n 
Buchman, Frank. 11 275n; 181676; see also Oxford Group(s) Buchner, L.: Kraft und Stoff/Force and Matter, 11 508&n; 18 1383&n bud/budding: imagery of. see Holderlin; 
tree. symbol, 5 368n 
Buddha. 5437,47°; 6453; 87°5; 9i 248. 517, 587, 638; 10 Ig2, 779, g86, 992, 1002-6; 11 10, 516,518,666,879,896.91g-26, 952; 12 20, 22, 169; 14 520; 15 191; 17311; 184°9,745; 
TITLE: "On the Discourses of the Buddha," 18 1575-80; Adi-, 11 912; 
Amitabha, 11 839, 852, 91216,920; 12 125; 14 14n; land, 9ii 2300; 11 913, 919, 931-\1. 942; sun and. 11 915; water and, 11 915-19; -, in yoga exercise, 11 929; 
Amitayus, 11912.921,926; 14 14n; 
Bodhisattva, 5 4g2; 6 298; 12 169; 
-child, 12 313; 

and compassion, 11 g21, 932; conception and birth of. 5 362. 490-2. pI. XLIXb; 6 297-8, 436; 13 418; 14 75n (see also Lalita-Vistara) ; 
DharmadhiUu, 11 852. g21; Dhyani-Bodhisattvas, 11 857, 912; 
Discourse on the Robe, 9i 596; -essence. 11 77 I; 
Fire Sermon, 6 494-5; 
Flower Sermon, 11 877n; -hood. attainment of. 18 1476; lotus seat of, see lotus s.v. birthplace/seat; 
Mahabuddha, 11 g12; mandala(s) and, 9i 234; 11113, 949; 12 125; 18413; 
and Mara, conflict. 6 829; 17 319; 
meditator as, 11 833, 942, 949; -Mind. 11 771, 879; 
-nature, 11 888, 894, 895n; 
prim ordial, 11 9 I 2; 
psyche as, see psyche s.v.; 
and rebirth, 6 298; 9i 200; 
as puer aeternus, 9i 26g; separation from family ties, 5 47°; 
Shakyamuni, 11 912-13; 13 292; 
symbol for God, 9ii 304; Tathagata, 9i 587, 5900; 11 921,924,931; 
teachings of, as sun-wheel. 5 pI. Va; 
as tree of Paradise. 13 458n; Majjhima Nikaya, ed. and tr. B. Silacara, 9i 5900 (see also Buddhism s.v. Pali Canon); 
see also Dharmadhiitu; Dharmakaya; TREES S.V. bodhi 
buddhi, 11 775; 16219 Buddhism/Buddhists, 3 561; 6375, 419;7118'303;8(P68);9il38oo; 9ii 211; 10326,5°7, 540; 11516, 531; 1222, 123,533; 1347,63, 244, 292; 14 3In• 789; 15 87, 
135 

195; 16 152; 18 564. 600, 601, 1507, 1575-80• 1584; 
TITLE: "Foreword to Suzuki's 'Introduction to Zen Buddhism· •.. 11 877-907; 
and animals, 1032; 
in China, 11 890; circumambulation in, 11 318n; and compassion, 10 200; 
and death. 8 804; 
Hinayana. 9i 635; 12 305; Mahayana. 9i 635; 10 803; 11 833; 12 124-5,3°5; 1347; 18 1617. 1675; 
mandala(s) in, 9i 629, 635, 713-14; 108°3; 11 113; 1331; 18 1617; 
and metempsychosis, 7 108; 9i 200; 
and Middle Way, 6326; and monasticism, 1076; monk, 9i 597, 599; 
Pali Canon, 9i 520, 596; 10 1002, 1006; 11 877; 18 (P697n), 1675; 
in Persia, 13278; 
Pure Land. 11 879; Schopenhauer and. 3 561; 6 223; 11 769; 
and suffering, 18 1575; swastika and. 9i 564; theistic, 11 912; 
Tibetan, 6346; 9i 629,713-14; 11 1300, 380, 620. 768; 13 3 I; and transformation, see transformation s.v.; 
transmigration of souls. 7 108; 9i 200; 
tree of the dead, 5 pI. XXXV; tree of enlightenment, 5 pI. LV; 
in the West, 1022; 11 861; world-guardian (lokapata). 9i 564n; 
and yoga, 9ii 272; 11 854,933; 1351; 
Zen, 8 (P68); 9i 602&n; 9ii 260; 11 827. 877-907; 14 771; 16 

BUDGE - BYZANTINE 

BUDGE - BYZANTINE 

Buddhism (cont.): 
532; anecdotes, 11 878--82, 88'P/, 894n, 895n, 901, 907n; Koans, 8431; 11 881,894, 898; 18 538; Prajna, 11 879; 
see also Bodhidharma; dharma; sambhogak'iiya; saml'(lra; smnskaras; Sankhya 
Budge, Sir E.A.T. Wall is, 9ii 187; Amulets and Superstitions, 13 193n; 
Book of Paradise, 11 32n; 
Coptic Apocrypha in the Dialect of Upper Egypt, 5 479n; 14 34n, 64n, 482n; 
The Egyptian Book of the Dead, ed. and tr., 11 113n; 12 fig. 102 (see also Egypt/Egyptians); The Egyptian Heaven and Hell, 14482n; 
Egyptian Literature, 18 23on; The Gods of the Egyptians, 5 figs. 5,24,27, pI. XLIb; 6 39'P/; 9i 24W; 9ii 143n, 18'P/n, 323n; 12 84n, 173n; 13 3 In, 97n, 105n, 36on; 14 22n, 482n; Osiris and the Egyptian Re.lllITection, 5 fig. 23; 11 113n; 12 314n; 14482n; 
ed., Papyrus of Ani, 9ii 12911; see also under Athanasius 
Buffalo (New York), 10 94n, 948 buffoon, in Zarathustra, 15 214 bugari, see Australian aborigines s.v. 
alchera (bugari)letc. 
Biihler, j. G., see Manu bull(s)/bullock(s), see ANIMALS s. v. Bulletin or Korrespondenzblatt der 
	internationalen 	psychoanalytischen 
Vereinigung, 18 (P423n) Bultmann, R., 9i 190n 
Bumke, 0.: Landliiujige [rrtUrner in der Beurteilung von Geisteskranken, J.'s review, 18 9og-IO Bunau-Varilla, P. j., 3 lion; see also 
association-chains Bundahish, 9ii 38911; 14 3~; bull sacrifice in, 5 658n; 

three-legged ass in, 5 428; 12 535-9,547; 13269; 
trees in: Gaokerena, 13 461; 
Gokard, 12 536; as man, 13 458n 
Bunsen, C. C.: Versuch eines allgemeinen Gesang und Gebetbuchs, 5268n 
Bunyan, John, 10722 
Burckhardt, j., 5 45, 1°7; 10 434; 
13 372n; 15 153; 18 1749; 
and "primordial image," 6 624&n; 7 101; 8 2700; Faust myth as, 5 45n; 13 154; 15 153n, 159; 
WORKS: 
The Civilization of the Renaissance, 5 2 In; 
Letters, 545n; 15153n burden-carrying, 545g-60 
bureau, for recording Ufo, see Ufo(s) 
Burgaeschi, Lake, 13 129 
	Burgh6lzli 	Cantonal 	Mental 
Hospital/Clinic (Zurich), 1 193-4, 198--2°3,212,215,226,477,479; 2 511, (P379n), 1358; 3 325, 356n,358, 365, 379, 554,558; 18 832n, (P36In), 888n, 92In 
Burgundy, Duke of, 18 183 
Buri, F.: "Theologie und Philosophic," 9i 190n 
Buri (hybrid of Northern mythology), 12 436n 
burial: in consecrated ground, 5 577; 
customs: Etruscan, 5 604n; and 
tree symbolism, 5 349 Buridan's ass, see ANIMALS: ass! donkeys.v. 
Burma, 13 129 
Burnet, j.: Early Greek Philosophy, 6 
87n, 708n; 14 192n burning bush, see bush burnt offering, 11 307 Burot, F., see under Bourru 
"burst, swell," see etymology(-ies) s.v. 

Burt, E. L., 8 834 
Bury, R. G., see Platos.v. Symposium Busemann, A.: Die Einheit der 
Psychologie, 8 368n 
bush, burning, fire-symbol, 7 108; 12 481 
bushman, 6 403; 17 104; see also 
primitive(s) 
bush-soul, see primitive(s) s. v. soul business man, neurosis of, 13 14 Busiris, see Isis s.v. Festival 
Busse, L., 8 9, 33. 34; 
Geist und Korper, Seele und Leib, 
8 911, 33n, 34n 
Bussell, F. W: Religious Thought and Heresy in the Middle Ages, 11 92n Butler. Samuel (1612-80): Hudibras, 863n 

Butler, Samuel (1835-19°2), 8 93 In 
butterfly, see ANIMALS s.v. 
BUttner, H., see under Eckhart, Meister 
Byblos, 5 353 
Byron, Lord, 5 165. 16g-71, 280, 
(P456); 
"Heaven and Earth," 5 166. 16g-75, 280; angels in, Azaziel, Raphael, Samiasa, 5 169, 170 
Bythos, 9i 33; 11 216&n; 13 116n; 148 
Byzantine: alchemy, 18479; Empire, fall of, 11 860; rite, 11 331 

136 

137 

CAB - CARBUNCLE 
c 
CHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. Kalid 
California, 10 704 
Caligula, 9ii 223 
Calixtus I, 6 19 
Callistus, catacomb of, 5 163n Callot,]., 9i 464 
calves, two-headed, 10 608 calx, 13 173n; 
viva, 12 4400 Calypso, 7 338 cambar, 12 336 
Cambodia: goddess in the lingam, 5 pI. XXIX; 
lingam with yoni, 5 pI. XXV camel, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Camerarius, Georgius, 14421n Campbell, C.: The Miraculous Birth 
of King Amon-Hotep Ill, 9ii 309&n; 11 348nn; 14 400, 6~, 356nn 
Campion Pendant, 12fig· 263 
Camps, P.w.L., 18 285 Camuset, L., 1 I 10 
Cana, miracle of, 9ii 331; 11 197, 384; 12 550; 14 454 Canaanite(s), 5 280; 14 350n; deities, 18 1529 
Canada, Nootka Indians, see American Indians: NORTH 
"Canadians who know not 
7318 
Cancer (zodiacal sign), see zodiac, 
twelve signs s.v. cancer/carcinoma, 3 319; 7 126, 
129, 133, 159; 18 766; imaginary, 9i 190; 11 12-13, 
22,26,35; 17313; 
neurotic's fear of, 17 315; phobia, 18467, 556; 
of stomach, 17 178 
candelabrum, 13 308 candelulae, 14 139&n 
candle(s): and baptism, 14316; 18 
364; 
in dream, 11 58, 60, 90; 
four, 11 6on; 
as phallic symbol, 8 336 
cab,4218-19 
Cabala/Kabbala, 9i 576&n, 579&n, 588; 9ii Ill, 191, 340n; 11 595n, 727; 12313,427n; 13152, 167-8, 173n, 401, 411, 420, 460; 14 2n, 6n, 14n, 18-19, 25n, 266, 548, 572n, 591, 592&n; 18 1480, 1516-17,1666,1830-1; 
and alchemy, 14 18-19&n, 652; 
Anthropos/etc. in, 14 18; "Gabal" (Paracelsus), 13 167; 1540 
hierosgamos in, 14 18-19,568; 
lapis/stone in, 14 4sn, 568, 640-3; 
see also Knorr von Rosenroth: 
Kabbala Denudata 
cabalism, 9ii 105, 267; 10 779; 14 
551, 558, 566, 569, 634&n; cabalistic arts, 13 148n number in, 12313; 
tree in, see sefiroth s.v.; Yesod s.v. 
cabalists, 8 735; 9ii 425; 14592n; Satan as, 13 148n Cabasilas/Kabasilas, N., 11 324; 12 417,421; 
"De divino altaris sacrificio," 11 
324n 
cabinets, natural history, 8 821 
Cabir/Cabiros/Cabiri,5 183&n, 184, 299, figs. 13, '4; 12 273, 302, 308; 14589; 
Gnostic, 9ii 313, 332; 
phallic aspect of, 5 180; Telesphoros (Aesculapius), 12 
fig· 77; 14 304n; 17300; 
see also Goethe: Faust s.v. Characters 
Cabrol, F., and H. Leclercq: Dictionnaire d'archeologie chretienne et de liturgie, 9ii 145n 
Cacodaimon, 5 593 
Cadmia, 14 87n 
Cadmus, 5 306; 14 85-7&n, 483n 
caduceus, 9i 533n; 11 160n; 12 6, fig· 23; see also Mercurius s.v. caelumlcoelum, 13 17In; 1446,691, 698,703-5,757,763,770,774; Mercurius as, 13 268; 
Caesar, as god, 5 133n; 18 373, 1342, 1568-9; see also Julius Caesar 
Caesarian section, 17 23 Caesarism, 7 395; 17 311; and Jesus, 17309 
Caesarius (Monk) of Heisterbach, 
9i 532; 13 114,245; 14 167; Dialogus miraculorum/The Dialogue on Miracles, tr. H. von E. Scott, and C. C. S. Bland, 9i 532n; 9ii 377n; 13 I '4n, 245n; 14 167n, 404n 
Caetani-Lovatelli, E.: Antichi monumenti illustrati, 5 5300 Cagastrum/cagastric, see Paracelsus: 
ARC ANA s.v. 
Cagliostro, Alessandro di, 5 282n Cahen (Cahen-Salabelle), R., ed. and tr. of J.'s essays, in L'Homme a la decouverte de son ame, 18 (P3), 1357&n 
Cain, 11576,619,629,654,669; 14 555; as copy of Satan, 11 254n, 618,619,628; 
see also Abel; Byron Cairo, 12 155; 
tombs of Khalifs, 18 753 calcinatio, see opus, alchemical, stages in s.v. 
Calcutta: Indian Science Congress in, 10993; 
University, 10 1006 
calendar: Aztec, 12fig. 41; ecclesiastical, 11 118; 12 314, 317-18; 
Mexican, 12fig· 44; revol u tionary, 9ii 1 56 
Calid, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Kalid 
"Calidis liber secretorum," see AL- 
138 
candlesticks, seven, Son of Man between, 5 pI. Vb 
canicula, see ANIMALS: dog(s)/bitch s.v. 
Cannegieter, Hendrik, 5 370; Epistola de ara ad Noviomagum reperta, 5 370n 
cannons, 10 761 
Canon of the Mass, 11 321-30 Canopic: Gate, 14 287; 
jars, four, 9ii 187; 13360 Canticles, see BIBLE: Song of Songs Cantilena Riplaei, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Ripley s.v. 
Cantril, H.: The Invasionfrom Mars, 9i 227n 
cap, magic, 5 569; see also pileus Capelle, P.: De luna stellis lacteo orbe 
animarum sedibus, 14 155n capital, living on one's, 10 910n capitalists, 10 610 
caPitelum, 14 8In; see also vas/vessel Capitol, 14 70n 
Capricorn, see zodiac, twelve signs s.v. 
Capron, E. W.: Modern Spiritualism, its Facts and Fanaticisms, 18698n capsule of heart/capsula cordis, 13 
201,202 
captivation ("Bannung"), 3 177&n 
Capuchins, 6 3100 
caput corporum, 12491 
caput corvi (raven/crow's head), see ANIMALS: raven s.v. 
caput draconis, see ANIMALS: dragon s.v. head 
caput mortuum, 10 363; 14 729; 16 
512; 
in alchemy, as head of black 
Osiris, 12 484n; 14 727-30; 
see also head 
carbon(s), 9i 537; 12 327; 
-nitrogen cycle, 9ii 411 carboniferous era, 13 336 carbuncle, 8 384n; 13 183; 14608; lapis as, 9i 58on; 12 552&n; 14 608; 
Mercurius as, 13 282; 
139 

CARCASSONE - CASTRATION 

CARCASSONE - CASTRATION 

carbuncle (cont.): 
of sun, 13 267 Carcassonne, 9ii 225 carCinoma, see cancer 
Cardan, Jerome (Hieronymus Cardanus), 9i 436; 9ii 130nn, 136; 14 474; 1536; 16 41on, 486; Commentaria in Ptolomaeum de 
astrorum iudiciis, 8 869n; 9ii 15In; 
De subtilitate rerum, 1 lOon; 14 
474n; 
Somniorum synesiorum, 16 486n cardiac disorder, 18 839; see also heart 
cardinal points, four, 7 367; 12282, 299,457; see also quarters 
cards for ESP experiments, 8 
833-4, 836, 975 
career, transition to, 8 761 caritas, 5 129n 
Carlyle, T.: "Heroes and Heroworship," 5 140n 
Carmel,13411; Elijahand,18 1521, 1523, 1526, 1529, 153°; 
pagan sanctuary on, 18 1521 "Carmen," see ALCHEMICAL COL- 
	LECTIONS: Theatr. 	chem. s.v. 
Arnaldus de Villa Nova 
Carmen Archelai, see Heliodorus s.v. Carmina Heliodori, see Heliodorus 
s.v. 
Carnal Pleasure, statue of, 7 437 Carnitolus, Josephus, 13411 carnival(s),5 214n; 9i 41';6; 
customs, 9i 469; mediaeval, 12 182; in Rome, 5 156n 
Carnot's law, 848 
Carpenter, W. B.: Principles of MentalPhysiology, 8371n 
carpenter, as hero's father, 5 515 Carpocrates/Carpocratians, 10 271: 
11 133; 14 284 
carriage, golden, 9i 325 carrus navalis, 5 214n carrying: burden, 5460&n; 
the cross, 5 460&n, 526&n; 

transitus, 5 526 Cartari, V., 12 172; 
Le lmagini de i dei/Les Images des dieux, 12 172n,fig· 165 
Carter, J. B.: EPitheta Deorum, 13 234n 
Carter, R. K.: Pastor Blumhardt, 3 
321n 
Cartesian philosophy, 8 845; 
and perception, 8 937; see also Descartes Carthage, 9ii 186 
Carus, K. G./C. G., 4 748; 5 258; 8 212, 355, 358, 359, 361; 9i I, 259, 492; 9ii 11; 11 141, 375; 14 791; 15 (P84) 157; 16 2°4, 294; 18 1°7°, 1223, 1295, 1732, 1739; 
PsycllR, 9i 259; 15 157n Casaralta, 14 72 
case-histories, 9i 319; 10 1042 CASES IN SUMMARY, listed alphabeti- 
cally by reporting Physician: 
Azam: boy 12Y2, illustrating periodic amnesia, 1 17, 2800; Felida, somnambulistic girl whose second state bt:came dominant, 1 110, 136; 
Bleuler: male, middle aged, suddenly attempting suicide without prodromal symptoms, 1 32; 
Boeteau: widow 22, with somnambulism and amnesia, 1 19; Bourru and Burot: Louis V., male hysteric with amnesic alternating character, 1 110; Furstner: Sabina S., case of simulation, 1 352; 
Guinon and Woltke: hysterical female, illustrating associations with colour, 1 22; 
James: male, 30, of "ambulatory sort," a psychopath with 
	amnesia, 1 20; 	. 
Krafft-Ebing: servant-girl aged 24 with hallucinations, 18 712; Landgraf: male, habitual thief 

who simulated imbecility, 1 344; 
Leppmann: mentally defective murderer who simulated imbecility, 1 343; 
MacNish: young female showing sleep disorder followed by amnesia, 1 24, 280; 
Maeder: apprentice locksmith with megalomania, 7 228-9/ 447-8; 
Marandon de Montyel:psychopathic woman who drowned her child and shammed amnesia,1 345; 
Mesnet: soldier, 27, with somnambulistic attacks with restriction of consciousness, 1 2 I; Mitchell: Mary Reynolds, young woman with character change after deep sleep of 20 hours, 1 107-8, 136, 28on; Naef: male, 32, illustrating retrograde amnesia, 1 17; 
Pick: young girl whose daydream passed into twilight state, 1 117, 304; 
Proust: male, 30, with automatisme ambulatoire, 1 18; Renaudin: character change in young man with periodic anaesthesia of entire body surface, 1 112; 
Richer: woman, 30, a hysteric with hallucinations of children being devoured, 1 13; hysterical girl, 17, with hallucinations of dead mother, 1 14; 
Rudin: male, convicted of theft and offences against decency and declared irresponsible because of epileptic stupor, 1 342; 
Schroeder van der Kolk: girl, 15, exhibiting change of character in periods separated by amnesia, 1 109, 280; Siefert: male, 36, illustrating 

chronic manic state, 1 187; Siemens: young male, daylabourer, falsely accused of murder, 1 348; 
Spielrein: schizophrenic woman, see Spiel rein 
Van Deventer: male with hereditary taint, illustrating sanguine inferiority, 1 187; 
see also under Breuer; Flournoy; Freud; Janet; Jung; Riklin 
Caspari, C. P.: Alte und neue Quellen zur Geschichte des Taufsymbols, 11 213n 
Cassandra, 10 713 
Cassell, P. S.: Aus Literatur und Symbotik, 14 I 3n 
Cassian, J., 9i 295; 11 32n 
Cassini, Jacques Dominique, comte de Thury ("Professor Thury"): 
Les Tables parlantes au point de vue de la physique generate, 18 7°4 
Cassino, Monte, 9ii 139 Cassiodorus, Marcus Aurelius, 13 
4°1; 
Expositio in Cantica Canticorum, 
14394n 
Cassius, and Brutus, 5 430-1, 
(P461) 
Castalia, fountain of, 18 258, 259 Castel, W., 18 708 
castes, four, 11 246 
castigation, self-, 5 589-90 
castle, 9i 646; 12 166n, 438; 
dragon, 13 33; 
dream of, 7 189,281; impregnable, 12fig. 50; as symbol, 9ii 352; yellow, 13 33 
Cas tor, 9ii 1 34 castration, 11 718n; 
TITLE: "A Case of Transvestism Treated by Castration," 18 822-5; 
complex, see complex s.v.; of mother, 9i 139; 
motif of, 5 392; 18 1057-8, 

14° 

141 

CASUISTRY - CAUTOPATES 

CASUISTRY - CAUTOPATES 

castration (cant.): 
1062-3; by snake, 5 681; 18 1062; 
myth, 17 200; 
as numinous mutilation, 18 823; 
ritual, and incest problem, 5 299; 
as sacrifice of instinctuality, 5 299; 
self-, 5 5301'1; 9i 82,162, 297n; of Attis, 5 392, 585, 659; as ideal sacrifice, 5 671; of Origen, see Origen s.v.; substitution for, in Attis/Cybele cult, 5 662; 
tree felling as, 5 659, 662 casuistry, 13 229 
cat(s), see ANIMALS s. v. catacombs, 5 536, 577; 
sun symbolism of pictures in, 5 163n 
catalepsy, 1 39, 40, 50, 262; 3 3, 12, 13, 161, 182, 193; 18780,820; psychology of, 18 1013-20 catamnesis, 1 338; 
in doubtful cases of simulation, 1306 
cataract, of Nile, 13 3601'1 catastrophe(s): 
TITLE: "After the Catastrophe," 10400-43; 
cosmic, 3 523, 559; 10 694, 696; 18754; 
personal, 10 696; 
psychic, 10 673 
catatonia/catatonic, 1 279, 367; 2 116, 4501'1, 659; 3 1-15, 57, 173, 315, 346, 471, 473-5, 5°3, 571, 577; 18908; 
associations in, 3 9-11, 22; automatisms in, 3 193; consciousness, 3 12; 18874; depression, 5 204; galvanometer and pneumograph experiments in, 2 1062-5 fig· 9, 1076, 124&-56; hallucinations, 3 150; 

in hysteria, 2 1067; 18 893; imitation of, 1 309; 
as motility psychosis, akinetic, 18895,9°8; 
negativism, 1 279; 3 179; pathological ideas of, 3 7; perseveration in, 3 12,22; 
and psychological influence of milieu, 3 472; 
stupor, 2 1°72; 
suggestibility, 3 160; 
categorical imperative (Kant), 1531 category(-ies): a priori, 7 300; 9i 
136n; 
of the imagination, 9i 153; inherited, 7 220; (see also archetype(s)); 
Kantian, see Kant s.v.; mental, 11 845 
Catelanus, L.: Ein schoner newer his- 
torischer Discurs, 12 518n caterpillar, see ANIMALS S.V. 
catfish, see ANIMALS S.V. Cathari/Cathars/Catharists, 9ii 105, 
139,226,229; 11470; 13 277&n; and alchemy, 9ii 234, 235; Summa Fratris Reineri, 9ii 226n 
catharsis, 7 437; 16 137, 230; cathartic method, 4 39, 208, 577-8, 622; 16 33, 134, 138, 154,274; 18893,935,947; psychocatharsis, 4 577 
cathedra, 12 349&n 
cathedral, 7 167-71; 17 266-9 Gothic, 3 396; 7175; 8973; 17 275; 18253; collapsed, 12180; tower, 17 7; 
see also Basel; Chartres; Cologne; Lourdes; Notre Dame (Paris); Pesaro; Toledo 
Catherine of Alexandria, St., 14 227; 18 1751 
Catherine of Siena, St., 3 279; 4 72 cathexis(-es): ego-, ~ 190; 
libidinal, 5 185n, 190 CatholidCatholicism, 3 462; 7 118, 156; 9i 21; 12 24, 93, 420; 16 392; 18 565; 

TITLE: "Why I am Not a Catholic," 1§ 1466-72; 
and collective unconscious, 8 338; 
and complexes, see complex(es) s.v. ; 
J. and, 18 1466-72; Monad, 13 187n; mysticism, 9i 292; as patients, 18 370; 
and psychology/psychological analysis, 11 76, 5°9, 51 1, 548-9; 
and truth, 18 1470; 
see also Church (Catholic) Cattell, J. McK.: "Psychometrische 
Untersuchungen," 2 (P270) cattle, see ANIMALS S.V. Caucasus, 7 224, 243n 
cauda pavonis, see ANIMALS: peacock caul, 5 29W 
cauldron, 11 976, 986-92, 1015; magic, 640w; 
see also tin!; 
causa efficienslcausafinalis, 8 530 causa instrumentalis, 11 7n causal: philosophy, 7 72; 
point of view, 7 88; 8471; -reductive interpretations, 7 128; Freud and, see Freud s.v. 
causalism, 3 420, 480; 4 658; 17 200; 
reductive, in Freud, see Freud s.v. 
causality, 3 392; 8 819, 855, 917, 939, 958, 995; 10 113; 11 967, 1017; 15 81, 135; 17 163; 18 1187-8; 
and behaviour, 8 41; and dreams, 4 67; 
and finality, 8 4-5, 41, 456; Freud and, see Freud s.v. reductive causalism; 
importance of, 1785; 
law of, 14662; 18 1471; 
life process and, 10 636; 
limits of, 7 344; 
magical, 8 915, 939; 

need for, and fantasy formation,4389; 
objective, 7 210; 8 5; 
opposed viewpoint, 11 972-4; and physics, 772n; 
primitives and, see primitives s.v. ; 
psychiatry and, 8 51; 
psychic, 10 841; 16 295; and heredity, 17 85; law of, 5 69; psychology and, 4 679, 687; 7 50W; 
relativeness of, 8 424, 814; 18 141, 142; 
of schizophrenia, 3 498; 
and symbol formation, 5 332; and synchronicity, compared, see synchronicity s. v. ; 
Western concept of, 18 1485 
causa ministerialis, 11 7n 
causation: material, 8 649, 657; 11 490; 
physical, 3 467; psychological, 9ii 114 
cause(s), 9ii 253; 
and aims, 4 674; divine belief in, 11 7; and effect, 8 58; external, 17 259; 
final, 8 931; and mechanical, 8 4n; 
first, 4 687; 8 677, 828; 13 278n; 
material,3 466, 8 653; mechanistic and energic views and, 8 3; 
natural, primitives and, 8 941; of neurosis, 11 517; 17 99; transcendental, 8 856 
Caussin, N., 9i 573, 604n; 14 326; Polyhistor symbolicus, 9ii 197&n, 29gn; 11 408&n; 14 326n, 344n,728n; 
De symbolica Aegyptiorum saPientia, 12 498n, 522; 14 474n, 476n 
Cautopates, 5 299; 
and Cautes, see Mithras s.v. 

142 

143 

CAUX - CHALICE 
CAUX - CHALICE 
cautopates (cont.): bull-sacrifice 
Caux, see Moral Re-Armament cave/cavern, 5 579&11; 8 558, 945; 
9i 156: 12 196-7, 258: 
Cos, in temple at, 5 577; 
of death and rebirth, 5 577; descent into, 188o, 252, 264; dream of, 4 185; 
and grave, 5 526; 
and hero, 8 555; 
-man, 12 117; 
as maternal womb, 5 659; meaning of, 5 45011; 9i 241, 247; 12438; 
Plato's, 841611; 
serpent/dragon in, see ANIMALS s.v. dragon; serpent: 
seven sleepers in, 5 282; spelaeum,5 165/1,528,536; worship in cult, 5 528, 536, 577 
caviar, suggestibility re, 5 (P447) Cecrops, myth of, 5 594; 18 195, 260, 262 
cedar-tree, see TREES S.V. 
Cedrenus, G.: His!oriarll111 ClIlIljJfndium, 143111 
Cedurini (Paracelsus), 13 210 Celandine, see Paracelsus: ARCANA S.V. Chelidonia 
celestial: Aquaster, see Paracelsus: 
s.v. Aquaster; 
family reunion, 13 290: harmony, 5 235; 
man, 13 168; 
spirit, 13 384 
Celestius, 6 34 
celibacy, of priesthood, 11 197; 14 106 
cell/cellular: degeneration, 13 48; destruction, 3 471, 493; 
see also brain 
CeIlini, Benvenuto, 7 100; 9i 94, 
31 In; 
father's vision, 12404/1; sun vision of, 1 I 01: 
"The Life of Cellini," tr. J. A. 
144 
Symonds, 1 lOin; 12404rl Celsus, diagram of the Ophites, 9ii 128; 14 574-8, 592n; "accursed God" in, 14575; 
see also Origen 
Celts, 13 154; 
mythology of, 5 371; 6401/1 cemetery: Miss E's behaviour in, 1 7; 
walk in, 1 26 cenobite, 17298 censing, 11 307, 318-19 
censor (Freud's concept), see Freud s.v. 
censorship, in modern Switzerland, 
10427 
censure, angry reaction to, 1 203, 
2°4 
centaurs, 5422&n; 
origin, 5 46011 
centre(s), 7398; 11 435; 12310; 13 173&11, 201, 334, 348/1; 14 10, 555; 
in alchemy, 9ii 261, 263, 264; 
13 186&11, 187: 
in body, 13337; 
of/with circle, 9ii 352; 13 280; allegory of God, 12 137; 13 457/1 (see also circle s.v. God); circular movement and, 13 
gibbon and, in dream, 12 164, 175; 
giving life to, 12 244; 
healing significance of, 12 35, 125: 
heart as, see heart s.v.; 
laPis as, see laPis philosophmum s.v.; 
in man and God-image, 9ii 
265; 
of mandala, see mandala s.v.; 
as mediator, 12 167n; midpoint of, 13 187-8; fire in, 13 186, 188,257; 
of natural wisdom, 13 187: non-ego, 18379,4°1,408; objective, 12 133; 
of personality, see personality s.v. ; 
place of creative change, 12 186; 
point of reAection, 12223-4; quaternity of, see quaternity s.v. ; 
self as, 7 399; 9i 248, 634; 12 44, 137,310,327; 1367, 189; of collective unconscious, 12 
265; 
soul and (Plotinus), 9ii 342-3; spiral movement round, 1234, 325-6; 
subordinate, 3 4; 
symbols of, 1235,44-5,325-7; timelessness of, 12 135; 
of tree, 13 243; 
in unconscious, 7 509; 9i 492; and unconscious contents, 11 774; 
of universal system, 13 40; 
unknown, 12 327; 
as vitrum, 12 224 
centrencephalic system, 3 582/1 centrifugal/centripetal sound-shift, 
285-9 
centring process, 8 40 I; 16 II I, 2 19 "century of the child ," 17 284 Cerberus, 5 265, 577 
cerebellum, 9i 282; 
31-45; 
command of, 13 38; concentration on, 12 186-7, 200, 211, 273; 
of consciousness, see ego s.v. centre; 
dark, 12258-9,263; 
deity in, see deity(-ies) .LV.; development of psychic, 1234, 35; 
dissolution of, 12 243; of earth, see earth s.v.: ego as, see ego s.V.; 
of emptiness, 13 56; 
finding the, 12 132-3, 148, 213,217,237,244,269; Aowerlike, in patient's picture, 13 345-6,fig. 31; 
"son" and, 9ii 291 cerebrospinal system, 8 955, 957; 9i 41; 10671: 
serpent as, 18 194 
cerebrum, 3 196; 8 955; 9i 42; and consciousness, 8 955; "Father" and, 9ii 291; origin of, 18 14; 
removal of, 3 193 
ceremonies: for canalizing libido, 8 
86-7: 
cleansing, 7 286; 
puberty and initiation, 8 725; religious, and sand-paintings, 
1331 
Ceres, see Demeter 
certainties, 8 75 I CervulalCervulus, 9i 45911 
cervus fugitivus, see ANIMALS: deer/ stag S.l/. 
cesspits of medieval magic, 13 295 Cetonia aurata, see ANIMALS s.v. 
beetle/scarab Ceylon, 10877, 1002 Chaeronea, 8 394 
chain, Homeric, 12 148&n 
chain of ideas, and feeling-value, 1 22 I; see also association-chains chain-reactions, atomic, see atom s. v. chairs, four, in dreams, 9i 581,582; 11 90; 12 260 
chakra(s), see Tantra/etc. s.v. Chalcedon, Council of, see Church, Councils of 
Chaldea/Chaldeans, 5 303; 9ii 172; 1237511,456(5); 1457011; dream-interpreters of, 5 4 Chalewsky, F.: "Heilung eines hysterischen Bellens durch Psychoanalyse," 18 941. 
chalice, 5626; 9i 270; 12550-1 ,fig· 
158; 16 533; 
consecration formula, in Mass, 
11 322; 
Damascus, 12 177: elevation of, 11 317; 
as mother-symbol, 5 45011; preparation of, 11 3 I 1-16 
145 

CHALYBS - CHEYRI 
CHAL YBS - CHEYRI 
chalybs (steel), 9ii 204; see also steel Cham (blackness), 14 43&n chamaeleon, see ANIMALS s.v. Chamberlain, Houston Stewart, 10 
389; 
Foundations of the Nineteenth Century, 5 119n; 
Goethe, 8 700 
Chamberlain, Neville, 10420,421 Champollion, J. F.: Pantheon egyptien, 12fig. 66 
Champs Elysees, 10627 
chance, 78,417,11/420,72,5°1; 8 
856,964,967; 10114, 135; Chinese mind and, 11 968-9; and explanation, 8 821; groupings, 8 846&n; of occurrences, 10 124; 
laws of, 8 81gn; 
and natural law, 11 968; primitives and, 10 836; 
and psychoanalysis, 4 625, 634, 643,653; 
and synchronicity, 11 972; and telepathic dreams, 8 504; world of, 8 823 
chancefulness,8 826 
change: of attitude, 13473; cycle of, 13 14 
from father to son, 11 242; law of, 14 503; 
love of, 8 240; 
psychic, in middle life, 8 773, 778-83 
"Ch'ang Sheng Shu: The Art of Prolonging Life," see Wilhelm, R. s.v. 
Chantepie de la Saussaye, P. D.: 
Lehrbuch der Religionsgeschichte, 5 395n; 9i 11 gn 
chaos, 8388; 9ii 132,23°,24°,3°4, 371,375; 10725; 11 1600,531; 12 96, 185&n, 306, 334, 4100, 433, 446, figs. 4, 125, 1421, 164, 199; 13 104, Ill, 1700; 14 87, 264, 365n, 477, 494, 51 In, 573, 656; 164°2,4°4; 
and cosmos, 5 74 (P453); 9i 
146 
66; 9ii 60, 187; as opposites, 9ii 187; 
feeling of, 7 254; inner, 14 388; magnesia as, 9ii 241; 
maternal aspect of, 14 415, 5°5-6; 
Mercurius as, 13 275, 282; 
as nigredo, see COLOURS s.v. nigredo; 
original, 11 92, 160, 357; 14 373; 16363, 375, 462; polytheistic, 7 17,427; 
as prima materia, 11 1 60&n; 12 3°6,334,356,3600,425,4200, 433n, 442, fig· 162; 13 157, 17In,433; 146,183,246, 552, 5700; 
return to, 14252-3,381; and schizophrenia, 16 363; spirit of, 14253; 
"strange son of," 12 119; 13 17In; 
of Tiamat, 13 286; unconsciousness as, 14 342, 696; 
see also massa confusa/informis; Tiamat 
Chapman, P. F., and Nierenstein, M.: "Enquiry into the Authorship of the Ordinall of Alchimy," 12 404n 
Chapouthier, F.: Les Dioscures, 5 fig. 
31 
character/characterology, 13 58; TITLE: "The Type Problem in the Discernment of Human Character," 6 243-74; affective, of man, 13 58; without amnesic split, 1 Ill; astrological, 8 868, 934; constituents of, 13 286; 
change in, 1 77,1°7-20; 8 773; 10 286; from uprush of collective forces, 11 25; displacement and, 3 1°5; disturbances of, 3 153; 
hysteria and, 3 152; 
literary use of amnesic, 1 110; mutation of, 16373; 
national, 10 921; 
peculiarities of, 8 720; 
second state, 1 107; 
in somnambulistic state, 1 148&n; 
unconscious, 7 224; 
see also personality 
Charcot, J. M., 3 470; 4 206-7; 7 4/413,8/417; 10366; 1562,71; 16231; 17 128; 18872,884; scheme for word-picture composition, 1 800 
on somnambulism, 1 16; 
chariot(s), 13 341, 362; 14 260-8; fiery, 5 158n, 285; 10 622; 12 469; 13 206; 18 1528; 
and horses, 5423; 
of Pseudo-Aristotle, 14 285; serpent-, 14 266-70; 
stone, 13 362n; 
of sun, 12 469,jig. 206; 
see also Goethe: Faust: Characters s. v. Boy Charioteer 
charisma, faith as, 18 1382, 1470 charity, 12382; 
Christian, see Christian s.v. 
Charles, R. H., see BIBLE: Apocryphas.v. 
Charles' Wain (Ursa Major), 14 265n; see also Bear, constellations 
of 
charm(s), apotropaic, 13 66 "charming" an illness, 1541 Charon: obolus given to, 5 577; 
Ufo as, 10699 
Chartier, Jean, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Chartres cathedral, 18 254, 256 Chaslin, P.: La Confusion mentale primitive, 3 2 zn 
chasm, and underworld, 5 449n, 572 
chastity, 12 382,jig. 252; virtue of sapphire, 13 321 Chaucer, Geoffrey, 13 124; 
The Canterbury Tales, 13 124n 
147 
chauffeur, as culture-hero, 10 195 cheating, pathological, 1 117 cheerfulness, forced, 3 1°5 
cheese, in Hildegard's writing, 10 
769&n 
Cheiri, see Paracelsus: ARCANA s. v. 
Cheyri/etc. 
Chelidonia, see Paracelsus: ARCANA s.v. 
chemical: combination, 14 654, 
665; 16 353, 354, 358; 
elements, 13 195; of body, 13 242; 
factor, in schizophrenia, 3 
(P272); 
medicine, 13 158; processes, 13 88; 
substance, 13 252, 355, 393, 396; 
warfare, 11 733, 747; see also toxins 
chemist, 13 252 
chemistry, 8 746; 11 488; 13 144, 154,237,285, 353n, 482; 14446; 154°; 
and alchemy, see alchemy s.v .. science; 
synthetic, 16 353; 
chemist's shop, dream of, 12 158 
ch en-yen, Chinese alchemical doctrine, 8 9100; 9i 549; 10622; 13 432-3; 14 711n, 770; 
parallel to Anthropos, 9i 529; 14 152, 4go&n, 748n; 16417; see also Chinese alchemy 
chermes/kermes (purple) (Paracelsus), 13 184&n 
Cherokee Indian legend, see American Indians: NORTH s.v. cherub(-im), 9ii 379; 13 117; 
in Ezekiel's vision,see Ezekiels.v. chest (box), as female symbol, 5 306; 
Greek, 5 306; Osiris and, 5 351 
chestnuts, dream of, 4 105, 107 Chevreul, M. E., 1 82 
Cheyri, see Paracelsus: ARCANA s.v. 

CHHANDOGYA - CHILDLIKENESS 

CHHANDOGYA - CHILDLIKENESS 

Chhandogya Upanishad, see Upanishads s.v. 
ch'i (spirit, essence), 5 663; 13 433, 4.34; 14 317, 672n; see also China/Chinese 
chick/chicken, see ANIMALS: hen chief, tribal, 8 735 
ch'ien (heaven), 12 169,fig. 61; 
in I Ching, 9i 640,fig. 2; 
in Wei Po-yang, 14655n Chikhai Bardo (first part of Bardo 
Thodol), 11831,842,853 
child(ren), 1 144n; 5 15, 290&n, 3100, 369, 396, pis. XXXVIIIa, XLVIII; 8 586; 9i 692; 10 215, 969; 13 76, 78; 
TITLES: "Child Development and Education," 17 98-126; "The Gifted Child," 17 23052; "Psychic Conflicts in a Child," 17 1-79; "The Psychology of the Child Archetype," 9i 259-3°5; 
of Adam, see Adam s.v.; affection and, see affection s.v.; in alchemy, 11 738; 12 246n; American, 10 932; 
anal interest of, 5 276-7; analysis of, 17 142-3; 
ancestors and, 9i 224; 17 93, 96, 109, 222; 
as angels, see angels S.v.; archaic characterlthinking in, 5 25-6&n, 36, 38; 7462n; 
and archetypal images, spontaneous production of, 18 531 ; archetype, see archetype s.v.; attitude of, and parental influence, 6 560; backward/mentally defective, 17 131-4,213,235,238,257; bad habits in, 3 182; 4 240, 243, 485, 560; (see also fingersucking; nail-biting; nosepicking); 
as beginning and end, 9i 2983°0; 
birth of, see birth; 

-birth, goddess of, 5421; 
-birth, theories of, 4 479,487; 5 
76,277,547; 176-79; bishop, see bishop, children's; born in the East, 18 334; brain of, 8 99, 589; 
collective unconscious in, 8 98--9, 589, 673; 17 93-5; 18 2°4; 
complexes and, 3 90; conscious problems lacking in, 8 756, 760, 795; conSCIOus/unconscIOUS, egoconsciousness in, 8 668, 751, 754-5,764; 9i 265; 11 533; 12 249; 17 83, 94, 103-7a, 109, 144, 211, 326; 
criminal, 18 209; 
and death, conception of, 17 10-11 ; 
divine, see divine child; drawings by, 18 1225; 
dreams of, 4 96-128, 475, 488, 491,5°6,732-3; 898; 9i 103, 265, 623; 9ii 297; 10 58; 17 32-3, 35, 37, 39, 51, 63, 71, 94-5, 106&n, 1°7, 210-11, 216-17, 221, 223&n; 18 83, 524, 846-9, 870; archetypal, 18 2°3, 204; J.'s unpublished seminars on (Zurich, 1936-40), 9i 265n, 623&n; 
in dreams, 12 272-3, 3°1-2, 3°7-8; 16377-9,461; 
as dream symbol, 8 451; 9i 323-4; 16 92-3, 377-9; education of, see education s. v.; epileptic, 17 137-8; 
eternal, in adult, 1797,286-7; ethereal, 18 205; 
extraversion in, 6 896-7; 
fears of, 5 370; 7 324-5; 10 56-61; lacking, in extravert, 6 896 (see also earthquake(s»; foster-, 4 377; 
gifted, 17 (P5), 233-47, 2495°; 
-god, see god(s) s. v.; 

of God, 18 636; 
hallucinations of, 1 7, 13,26; and hatred of next baby, 177, 213; 
hermaphroditism of, 9i 292-7; -hero, see hero s.v.; illegitimate/adopted, 1 227; 15 158; 17 136; 
introversion of, 6 897; invincibility of, 9i 289-91; Lamia and, 5 369, 396, pI. XXXVIIIa; 
libido of, see libido s.v.; "of light," 7 395; 13 299; 
and man, as opposites, 11 742; in mandala(s), 'see mandalas s.v. ; 
of Mars and Venus, 165°8-10; Mercurius as, see Mercuriuss.v.; -mother relationship, see mother s.v. 
motif, 9i 268,27°, 273&n, 276, 280; 9ii 304; in mythology, 9i 259; as quaternity, 9i 27°,278; unity and plurality of, 9i 27980; 
myths, 9i 289; 
neuroses, see neurosis(-es) s.v. of childhood; 
numinosity of, 9i 285; 
and parent(s), see parents; 
and parental imagos, 5 263-4, 431,456-7,5°5; 788,99,294, 296; 16 212-13 (see also 
	imago s.v. parental); 	. 
personality of, see personality s.v.; 
"polymorphous perverse," see Freud s.v.; 
psyche of, see psyche s. v.; psychology, 8 98; 1780,100-1, 108, 142-3,284, 286;andind~ vidual potential, 17 106; psychopathic, 17 135-6; quickening of, in womb, 10 765-6, pI. 8; 
-sacrifice, 9i 324; 
sexual precocity in, 4 216,228; 

17 (P5). 136, 145, 222; 18 1794 (see also Freud s. v. infantile sexuality); 
spoilt,4 312; 17226,256,286; -stone, 13 128; 
substitution, 18 1492; sun-moon-, 11 717; 
Sunday's, 13 250; 
as symbol, 9 286-7; 
as symbol for God, 9ii 304; torn out of mother's womb, 5 3100; 
unborn, fish symbol of, 5 290; unconscious in, 18 288; 
and use of first or third person, 8755; 
witch thief of, 5 pI. XLVIII; wonder-, see Spitteler s.v.; 
see also infant(s) 
childhood, 1 210; 7202/443; complex,6201; 
customs of, 6 313; 
early, unconscious, 189, 15; failure to develop from state of, 7 401; 1274,227,233,273; fantasies, 6 436; 
libido in, see libido s.v.; 
longing to return to, 5 448, 5°1,618--20, 624n, 643; 1795 (see also womb fantasies); memories, see memories s.v.; and neurosis, see neurosis s. v.; overemphasized, 10 932; 17 284; 
patient's psychological state of, 727; 16 101, 106; 
personality disorder and, 7 270; 1644; 
psychosis in, 17 139; regression/return to, 1272-81, 152, 156; 17330; 
religion and, 11762-3; 16216; separation from, and parents, 5 351; 7314,393; 8725; 16212; thinking in, see thinking s.v.; see also infancy 
childishness, see infantilism childlikeness, 6 422, 442; 

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