CHILDREN'S CRUSADES - CHRIST 
CHILDREN'S CRUSADES - CHRIST 
childlikeness (amt.): 
of faith, 5 345 
Children's Crusades, 18 1364 ch'i-lin, see ANIMALS: unicorn s.v. 
China 
chimera, see ANIMALS s.v. "chimney-sweeping," 7 5/414 chin, 5 208n 
chin (progress), 11 996 China/Chinese, 5 423n; 7296,494; 
8672,863,865; 10 185,993; 11 727n, 962, 967-76; 12 25, 169, 192, 4300, 548; 13 15, 69, 92, 433, 4600; 14743; 15 74-96; 18 91,93, 142,341,37°; 
alchemy, see sep. entry below; and America, 10927; 
art, 11 931; 
Book of Wisdom, 18 291; Buddhist tree of the dead, 5 pI. XXXV; 
characters, 10 935-6; civilization of, 8 916; 1325; 15 77; 
consciousness, 13 57; 
culture, 13 6; loss of, 18 1689; dragon-symbolism in, 9ii 385; 10939; 11 931; 
earth square, 12 169, 192; Emperor of, 5 306; Yellow Emperor, 12 548; 
and Europeans/Westerners compared, 11 785; 13 74n; literature, 11 816; 18 141; marriage classes in, 16 438n: mind, 18 144; 
opposites in, 12 436n; 
Peking, Imperial City, 9i 691; philosophy of, 6 95, 358-7°; 7 290; 8 672, 863, 917, 941; 9i 119, 120, 197,643; 10295; 11 291,375,791,965-1018; 137, 10, 59, 74n; 14662; 15 85-94, 189; 16 344; 17 323; 18 262, 1225, 1286-7; Chu-Li school of, 6 370; fire-sacrifice, 5 663; middle way in, 6 358 (see also Tao); powers in, 9i 640 (see also 
15° 
Chou, Duke of; Chuang-tzu; Lao-tzu; Wen, King; yang and yin); 
psychological consciousness in, 
10353; 
psychology, 7 240n; 8924; 10 188; 
religion of, 9ii 126; 
science in, 10 188; 11 967; 15 80-1; 
soul, doctrine of: hun, 9i 564n; 13 57, 59, 60; hwan, 6 368; kuei/kwei, 6 366, 368; 9i 119, 392; 1049; 1357; p'o, 6368; 9i 119, 564n; 1357-8; shen, 6366, 368; 1049; 11975n; 1357,59; and spirit, 10939 (see also ch'i); sun-wheels in, 11 484; synchronicity in, 8 866n, 924n, 944; 
thinking, 8 924; 134, 6; 15 85; unicorn in, see ANIMALS s. V. ; wisdom, 13 1; 
wu-wei concept, 6 369; 13 20&n; 
see also chim-yen; ch'i; ch'ien; Confucius/ete.; I Ching; Tao: taoism: yoga 
Chinese alchemy/alchemist(s), 8 916&n; 9i 529, 637, 652; 9ii 419; 10631; 11 161; 12 99, 453,511; 13 (P4), 16ln; 14 154n, IR3, 317, 403&n, 71ln,716; 16408n,417; 
animal symbolism in, 12 548; 14573; 
Anthropos doctrine and, see chen-yen s.v.; 
circular opus in, 9ii 419; diamond body in, 9i 637; 11 161; 12 13911, 17°,511; 1328, 29, 68, 76 (see also breathbody); 
golden flower of, 9i 652; 12 99&n, 101, 139&n, 170, 247n, figs. 30, 133; 13 (P 1), 33, 76, 346 (see also R. Wilhelm, The Secret of the Golden Flower); 
scarlet bird (Chu-niao) of, 14 
248&n,40ln; 
and Western, 13 432-4; 14 249n; 
see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Wei Po-yang: chen-yen; ch'i ching (unchangeable power), 9i 640 ching (the well), hexagram from I Ching, 11 1011 
chirographum (handwriting), 9ii 
366&n 
chirology, 18 1818 
Chiron, 14 144n; 15 159 
Chiun (Saturn), 9ii 128&n Chiwantopel, see Miller, Miss F. s.v. Chladni, E.F.F., 18 740&n chlamys, 13 (/Jl92) 
Chnuphis serpent, see ANIMALS: serpent/snake s.v. 
Chochma(h)/Hokhmah, 9i 588n; 11 610; 12313; 14619n, 643n choice: four elements and, 9ii 100; free, 9ii 9 
choking, 10 3; 
-fits, 745,47,52 cholera, 7 385 
choleric temperament, 6 547, 883, 933, 960 
Chonyid Bardo (second part of Bardo 
Thodol), 11 831, 842-5,846-52, 854; 
chonyid state, torture of, 11 847-8 
chorea: hysterical, see hysteria S.II.; 
SI. Vitus's dance, 13 1500 chortens, 9i 564 
Chou, Duke of, 8 865; 15 83 Chretien de Troyes: Contes del 
Graal, 13 272n 
Christ/Jesus Christ, 3482; 4 738n; 5 21,392; 766,365, 397; 9i 195, 560, 582; 9ii 66, 127; 10 151, 434, 536, 622, 634, 676, 733; 11 10,137,226, 554, 647, 706, 713, 762; 12 12, 20, 26, 176, 253,475, 550, jigs. 18, 101, 197; 13 77, llln, 137Tl, 141, 148n, 168n, 174, 201n, 207, 277,372,393,45°; 14 14n, 158n, 206, 520, 555n, 607, 
151 
726, 782; 15 105, 159, 191; 16 4°0,485; 
TITLES: "Christ as Archetype," 11 226-33; "Christ, a Symbol of the Self," 9ii 68-126; "If Christ Walked the Earth Today," 18 1_461: "The LapisChrist Parallel," 12 447-515: and Adam, Adam Kadmon, see Adam s.v.; 
alchemists and/in alchemy, 9i 555n; 12451-2; 1412 (see also below lapis; opus; and passim); allegoriae/allegories of, 10 808; 1160; 1220,21; 13 139n, 158, 417, 448, jig. B4; 14 6n, 121, 146, 147, 148, 188n, 2°5,429, 454,465,474,484, 627Tl, 728; 16 525n; and devil's, 9ii 127 (.~ee also sep. entl)' below Christ, animal allegories of) 
as alpha and omega, and uroboros, 14423; 
androgyny of, 9i 292; 9ii 319, 320; 10772; 11337; 1222,25, 547; 14235, 524, 527-8, 536, 565; 16 525; and Christianity, 14 527; "virgin, in mind," 14 580; 
animal(s) as, see sep. entry below; as Anthropos, see Anthropos s.v.; 
Antichrist, see Antichrist s. V.; Apocalyptic, 9i 106; 14 524, 633 (see also ANIMALS: lamb s.v.); 
and archetype, 5 576, 641; 9ii 70, 123; 11 146, 226-33, 648; 1220,22; 14 146; 18 1648-50, 1669; of consciousness, 13299; God-man, 9ii 283-4; as half-, 9ii 79; life of, as, 11 146, 233; of Redeemer, 18 1676; of wholeness, 9ii (px), 73 (see also below hero); 
ascension of, 5 289; 9i 204; 9ii 118; and descent of, 13 137&n; 14 124; 

CHRIST 
Christ (cont.): 
assimilation of, through symbolism,9ii 147, 172,283,346; 11 418; 
astrological assimilation of, 18 1520; 
and Attis, affinities, 13 92&n; baptism of, 5 292, 349; 12 522n; 16 473; mythological parallels, 5 288; "twice-born," through, 9i 93; 
Barabbas and, 9ii 147; 11406; beyond good and evil, 18 1629-3°; 
birth of/Nativity, 5 492; 6 395&n, 436; 8 388; 9i 248; 11 629,637,644,657,69°, 712, 713, 727, 738; 14 498n; as hero, see below hero s.v.; and medieval festivities, 9i 458-64; Virgin-,9i 11,22; 11 81, 553; 18 1619-20; 
birthplace, in cave/stable, 5 165n, 528, 57gn; 
blood of, see blood S.v.; 
body of, 12417; 13 127; in alchemy, 13 116, 175; 14 632; Paracelsan, 13 174; pierced, 14 23,25,144,372,631; 
as "branch" or "rod," 5368n; as bread, 9i 248; 11 229; bride of, 11 743, 753; human soul as, 9ii 72 (see also below Church); 
as bridegroom, 6 392; 8 336; 12 474; "heavenly," 11 752; sponsus, 9i 450; 12478; 14106; 16355,438; 
as brother, 18 638; 
-child,9i 108,229,268,287; 12 jig. 42; 13 132; 18 1537; Christification, 7 43; 11758; 14 
53°; 
and Church, 11 146, 727; 12 477; 14 25; 16 438; as bride of/sponsa, 5 318n, 411&n; 8 336; 9i 450, 677; 9ii 41&n, 319; 14 106,582,592; 16355, 
152 

438, 496n, 525; as calendar, 12 314; corpus mysticum of, 5672; 8 927; 9ii 60; 11 122, 323; 16 392 (see also Church s.v.); head 01',10751: hierosgamos of, 9ii 72: marriage of, 6 392: 9ii 72&11: -, alchemical, as Sol and Luna, 16 355: 
circle as symbol of, 11 229; coming of, 8 388; 14277,282, 285; second, 5 287; 9ii (Vix), 403; 11 713,725; 14777; 16 481; 
-complex, 8 582, 584; 16963; as comPlexio oppositorum, 18 1632, 1650, 1668; 
conception of, by wind, 9i 108-9; 
coniunctio/intercourse of, on mountain, 9ii 314; 12 209; and consciousness, see consCIOusness s.v.; 
as cornerstone/lapis angularis/ rock, 8 314; 9ii 143, 320; 1241,451,485,509,521,jig. 172; 13 134; 14 10, 11,643, 685; 
and cross, see cross s.v.; 
and crown/diadem, 146n; crucifixion/death of, 5 368, 398, 445, pI. IXb; 11 378, 4°6-7,431, 516, 650, 693; 12 177; 13331,363; 14 555n; 16 470; 18 1661; on Adam's grave, 5 pI. XXXVII; between two thieves, 5 294; 9ii 79, 123, 402; 11342,4°7,739; 18210, 1539; as conflict of divine opposites, 18 1551; and man's redemption, 18 1079; mock, see ANIMALS s.v. ass; parallel in human suffering, 12 24; perfect man and, 9ii 124; 16470; Peter and, 5 289; 11 437; as punishment for slaves, 9ii 1300; symbolism of, 9ii 125; 12 
jigs. 28, 53; 1345° (see also ANIMALS: serpent/snake s.v.); 

CHRIST 
demythologization of, 11 647; and denarius, as Son of God, 16525&n; 
descent into hell/descensus ad inferos, 5512;9ii72; 126w,440, 451; 14 207, 475; 16 455 (see also descensus ad inferos); 
and devil/Satan, see devil s.v.; and Dionysus, .lee Dionysus S.V.; 
disciples of, and dance, 11415, 418; 
divine/divinity of, 5 132, 536; 9i 22; 13 127, 154, 165; 17311; and human, 5 42n; 11 647, 690; as mystical food, 5 526; personal,5 259; 17311; dogmatic, 11 228; 12 20, 253; double of, see below ha: 
dual form/nature of, 6 31-4; 11 380; 1433, 124, 146 (see also above s.v. androgyny of); 
as dying and self-transforming god, 11 146; 
and Elijah, 18 1521, 1529; and Evangelists, 5 pI. LX; evil and, 18 1633-4; 
and family, separation from, 5 47°,644; 
fast of, as nigredo, 14 729; and fig-tree, 18 1468; 
-figure, 9i 14; 9ii 122, 283, 293, 295, 318; 11 232, 283, 715; 13 127,295; 16525; dual aspects of, 9ii 172; as self, 9i 661; 13 296 (see also below self; and see also Gnosticism s.v. Christ-figure); 
as filius, .lee filius .1.11.; 
as fire, 5 245; 12 157, 297&n, 451,jig. 58; -ball, 10766; "life" as, 11 60; and nature of, 9i 288n; Son of God in, 5 244-5; as fish, see Ichthys; 
as fisher, 9ii 174; 
future, 13 390; 
genealogy of, 134°4; 1435In (see also Adam s.v. Christ); 
153 

In Gnosticism, see Gnosticism s.v.; 
and God, 11 229,663; as deliverer from sin, 5 95; -image, see God-image s.V.; as right hand of, 11 470, (P358); 18 1526; Son of, see separate entry below; and healing the sick, 18 1578; as hero, 11 229,644, 648, 690; 13 79; archetype of, 5 576n, 641; 11 146, 229, 648; birth/ childhood of, 9ii 163; 11 644, 69°; 
historical/historicity of, and personal, 5 259; 9i 216; 9ii 123,277; 10551,751; 11 648; 1241,253; 138o; 14146,206, 488, 507; 16473; 17 309; archetype of God-man, 9ii 283; and dogmatic, 11 228; 14 507, 509; and "inner" Christ, 11 446;1381; 
as Holy Spirit, 18 1549, 1551, 1553; 
as homo philosophicus, 12476; 
as homo purissimus, 13 390; 
and horoscope, 9ii 1300; 
Host, corpus Christi, 14 639; humanity of, 9ii 71; 13 137n, 165; as suffering servant, 14 145,494; 
as Ichthys, see Ichthys; 
-image, 5 53.6; 13 127. 295; in alchemy, 9ii 122; anthropomorphic, 9ii 122; as archetype of self, 9ii 123; of God. 14 586; perfection of, 9ii 123, 124; in religious art, 14 526&n; vision of, in Apocalypse, 9i 14; imitatio Christi/imitation of, 6 531; 11 413, 446. 717. 762, 773; 1225,37,41.417; 1427. 283,492; 18 271. 1553; and alchemist, 12 452; 13 433; demands of, in daily life, 11 522, 524; 12 7-8; 13 80-1; incarnation of, 11 233, 655. 744; 12 253. 464; 13 384n; 14 

CHRIST 
Christ (cont.): 
288, 491, 570, 574; 
inner, 5 612; 9i 229, 237; 9ii 318; 11 231,446; 1341, 127; 14488, 586, 700; 
innocent victim, 18 1620, 1680; and Jewish law, 5 287, 396; 
as Jewish prophet, 11647,688; as Judex mundi, 11 229; 
and ka, 5 318n; 11 177; 
as king and priest, 9ii 72, 228&n; 
as Kyrios, 9ii 283; 11 432; 
as lapis angularis, see above cornerstone; 
and lapis philosopharum/ philosophers' stone, 9ii 122, 143, 216, 284, 326, 375; 10 806; 11 93, 150, 1600,738; 12 40, 173, 451, 453, 461, 463, 474, 476, 480, 504, 508, 50g10,515,517,556, 557,fig· 99; 13 127, 134, 158, 162, 289, 384&n, 386, 387, 390, 392-5, 437; 14 45, 144, 146, 15°, 186n, 235, 295, 355, 397, 419, 485, 508, 567, 643&n, 677, 747, 770; 16 533; and earthly stone, 13 384n; as transforming substance, 12517; 
and Last Supper, see Last Supper; 
as light-bringer, 18 1515, 1827; as Logos/Nous, 11 212, 229, 254,400,422,628; 12412; 13 110, 271, 294, 366,447,448; 14 17°,397,476,5°7; 
as man, 11 645, 647; "encompassed by woman," 9i 677; 14 147,235,534; inner man as, 14 700; prototype and goal of, 10 751; 
in mandala(s), see mandalas 
s.v. ; 
man's identification with, 11 105&n; 
and Mary, 11 627, 628; relationship with, 11 197; in Vir- 
154 

gin's womb, 5 pI. Ill; 12 13gn (see also Mary/etc. s. v. Mother of Christ); 
in Mass: death of, as sacrifice, 12415,417,419,451; 14423, 474, 63 1 (see also below sacrifice); life represented in, 11 146, 336, 378, 406; mystical unity of, 11 337; as offerer and offering, 11 337; presence of, 11 307, 323; as priest sacrificer, 11 3°7, 388; transformation in, 9i 209; 
as mediator/redeemer/Saviour, 5 41&n, 246; 11 202, 229,420, 658, 659, 661, 684, 690, 693, 695, 739, 754; 12 252, 415, 417, 452, 453,fig· 182; 13 127, 39°,393; 1427, 146, 237, 285, 298; 18 530, 1687; crucified between two thieves, 18 210; and death of, 9ii 66, 402; of man, 11 643, 688; of Microcosm, 14676; 
Mercurius and, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
as Microcosm, 12476; miracles of, 11 229; 
as/on mountain, see mountain s.v. ; 
mystic union/unio mystica, and stigmata, 5 438; 
and myth, 10551; 11 648; 18 568; 
myth-motifs and, 11 146; name of, not to be mentioned, 18 255; 
and Nicodemus dialogue, 5 644; 14 178n; and alchemy, 13 13&-7; rebirth symbolism in, 5 332-7, 510; 
numinosity of, 11 663; opposites contained/united in, 11 690; 18 1650; 
and opus, alchemical, 13 393 (see also belows.v. Passion); "outward uncomeliness" of, 9ii 216; 

CHRIST 
Pantokrator, 12 173; 
Passion of, 9ii I 18, 120; 11 233, 336, 378, 893; 14494; 16 392; and arcane substance, 18 1360; and opus, 14 451, 486, 492; and torturing of alchemical materia, 13 139n; 14486; as perfection, 9ii 72; personality of, 5 341; 9ii 118, 277; 17 309; double, 9ii 132; first au tonomous, 11 27 In; 
as personification of the unconscious, 13 448; 
pneuma of, 9ii 132; pre-existence of, 5 496; 9ii 230; 1429; 
prefiguration(s), 13 390; Abel, 11 650; doctrine of, 12 253; Enoch, 11 692; 13 172n; Ezekiel, 11 667, 692; Job, 14 494; 
as princiPium individuationis, 9ii 118; 
and projections, 18 1570, 1648; as prophet, eighth "true," 14 573&n, 574, 579; 
in Protestantism, 5 259; 11 752; 128; 14286,5°9; 17311; psychology of, 6 80; 
quaternity of,see quaternitys.v.; as Redeemer, see above mediator; 
resurrection of /risen, 5 638; 11 327,328,335,378; 12 501,figs. 177, 234; 14 186n, 285, 396n, 474; 16523; 18 1360, 1558-74; dying and, 5 165; in Mass, 9i 209; as psychic event, 18 1574; and Second Coming, 5 287; symbolism of, 10 521; 
and revelation, 11 229; 
as Rex gloriae, 11 229; 
as rider on white horse, 10 373; 18 1329; 
as rock, 9ii 143; 
rose and, see rose s.v.; sacrifice/sacrificial death of, 5 638; 9ii (p I); 11 202, 204n, 406, 
155 

658,689; 12 415; 13 91; 18 63 I, 632 (see also above Mass); as sacrificer and sacrificed, 11 324,388,418; 12417; 
as salt/sal sapientia, 14 323. 329&n; 
as Saviour, see above mediator; sayings of/uncanonical gospels, 9i 55, 74; 9ii 224; 10641; 11 291, 394n, 416, 745; 12 157, 297, 433n; 13 292; 14 200; 18 269; animals and, 9i 74; 9ii 224; 12 433n; in Codex Bezae, 11 416, 696, 745n; 13292; 18 1415; cross in, 11 42g-31, 43&-7; Oxyrhynchus papyrus fragments, 9i 74; 9ii 6gn, 224; 14 525n; 18 269; "round dance" in, 11415-18; New Sayings of Jesus (B. P. Grenfell and A. S. Hunt), 9ii 6gn, 224n; 14 525n; New Sayings of Jesus (B. P. Grenfell, L. W. Drexel, and A. S. Hunt, eds.), 12 433n; 18 269n; M. R. James, Apocryphal New Testament, 9i 74; 9ii 69n; 11 291&n, 394n; 
scourging of, 11 406; 
Second Coming of, see above coming of s.v.; 
as self, 5 576, 612; 9ii 70, 79, 115n, 122, 123, 171; 10779; 11 231,283,289; 1221,22,314, 452; 14 329n, 492; 18 1631, 1638, 164g-50, 1655, 1657, 1669, 1672; (see also above -figure as self); 
in sepulchre, 12fig. 170; 
and serpent, see ANIMALS s.v.; and shadow (Gnostic), see Gnosticism s.v. Christ-figure; shadow as symbol of, 14 147; shadow of/umbra Jesu, as shadow-figure, 9ii 167; 
as shepherd, see shepherd s. v.; and sin, see sin s. v.; 
as Son of God, see sep. entry below; 

CHRIST - CHRISTIAN 

CHRIST - CHRISTIAN 

156 
Christ (cant.): 
as Son of Man, see Son of Man; and Sophia, see Sophia s. v. sources for, 18 1656; 
as sponsus, see above bridegroom; stigmata/stigmatization, 5 438; 6 531; 10806; 11 276; 12 7, 452,fig· 58; 14 530; 
as sulphur, 14 145, 147, 153; as sun/Sol novus/rising sun, 5 158, 159,638; 6395; 10808; 11 935; 12 112, 314, 497; 13 290; 14 25, 121; 16355; "introitus solis," 5 496; sungod parallel,9i 106; 
as sword, 5557, pI. Vb; 11357; on tree, 13 448; symbol(s)/symbolism, 8 559; 9i 218; 10846; 11 229, 232,648, 713; 13 79, 81, 289; 14 121, 465; alchemical, 14 507, 642, 704; animal, see separate entry below; 
in the temple, 5 531; temptation(s) of, 5 523n; 10 733; 13 fig· B6; 17 309, 319; alchemical parallel, 16 51 2; totality/wholeness of, 9ii 70-1, 74; 11 229,414,446,667,69°; 14652; 18271; Transfiguration of, 5 244, 286; 9ii 187n; and ascension, 9i 204; and Peter, 5 289; 
as tree, 134°1,458; 1855°; of life, 13 243n; of Paradise, 13 243,419, 453n; 14 75n; philosophical, 13 407&n; vine, 11 229,299,384,418; 12 478; 13 458; 14 18 In (see also cross); and triad, see triad s.v.; trichotomy of, 9ii 1 18; "twice-born," 9i 93; 
Ufo pilot and, 10797; 
as union of opposites, 11 690; and unjust steward, 18 1642; virginity of, 14 527n; 
as Vishnu, avatar of, 9ii 272; 

visions of: Brother Klaus, 9i 15; St. Paul, 8582; 
within, 18 638; 
as Wotan, 10 373; yoke of, 12 2~, 25; 
as Zeus/Helios, 5 163n; 
see also God-man; Son of Man Christ, animal allegories/symbols 
of: ass, 9i 463; birds,9ii 127; bull, 12 520-1; 
dragon, 5 576; 13416; 14 141; eagle, 9ii 127; 
fish, see ANIMALS: fish S.v.; lamb, see ANIMALS: lamb s.v.; lion, see ANIMALS: lion s.v.; peacock, 12 498; 
pelican, see ANIMALS: pelican s.v. ; 
phoenix, 12 498; 14 285, 474-5; 
ram,9ii 147&n, 148; raven/crow,9ii 127; 10846; 14 728; 
serpent/snake, see ANIMALS: serpent s.v.; 
stag, 8 559&n; 
stork,13417; 
unicorn, 12 51g-23, 547; uroboros, 14 423 
Christ, Son of God, 9i 74; 11 229, 628,645,651,654,658,663,689, 693,694; 12 18,41,412,457; and God as father, 11 407, 651-2, 659, 689, 691, 694; as love,4738n; 
as second/younger son, 9ii 103, 105, 118, 229; 11 249, 470, 684; 
third sonship of, 9ii 118; filius regius and, 14 124n; 
see also Basilides; devil S.v. God; Ebionites 
Christendom, ills of, 13 147 christening, see baptism Christensen, A. E.: Les Types du pre- 
mier homme et du premier roi dans l'histoire ligendaire des lraniens, 9ii 

13Dn, 389n; 13 268n, 45811; 14 34n; 16458n 
Christian/Christianity, 3 279; 4640, 662,668,75°; 5 119,615,683; 6 964; 7 (P5), 41,97,118,159; 9i 229,455; 9ii 267, 272; 10 185, 189, 193,238,542,623, 1006; 11 35,413,754; 127, 9, 18-19,24, 40, 182; 14 124,251,286,520, 744,777; 1587, 154, 159, 176; 16 387; 17292; 18279, 1584; 
TITLE: "Background to the Psychology of Christian Alchemical Symbolism," 9ii 267-86; 
in Africa, 9i 25; 10 185; 
and alchemy, see alchemys.v.; androgyny, see Christ s.v.; anima Christiana, 9ii 68; 
ascetic tendency in, 5 339, 392n; 6 346; 735; 1143; 1369; astrology and, 9ii 130; 10589; 11 725n; 
and Buddhism, 8 804; 
Caesar and, 173°9; charityllove, 13 71, 230, 234, 391; 
civilization, see civilization s.v.; and collective culture, 6 10710; 
compensatory relation with, 6 229; 
and consciousness, 8 751; 13 164; development of, 18 1516-17; Goethe's, 13295; conversion, 6 27; 
cross, see cross s.v.; 
devil, as Mercurius, 13 300; devitalization of, 18 1665-6; dogma, see dogma s. v. ; dominants, see dominants s.v.; dualism of, 18 1553; 
early, 5 102, 104, 105; 631; 11 206,223; 137611; 14325; and contemporary brutality, 5 341, 667; 6 114; doctrine, rationalizing of, 11 444; and Jewish law, 5 396; motif, 13 fig. B 1; and 
157 

slavery, 1025°; spirit of, transformation through, 5 667; 8 644: 
education, see education s.v.; 
and end of the world, 18 564; esoteric meaning of, 18 (P267), 638; 
ethics of, 11 659; 12 13; European developments: 
French Revolution, 10 22; German(ic), 9i 25; 10 17,391, 397&11; Western, 11 772, 779; evangelical, 11 736; 
and evil, see evil s. v.; 
expansion of, 18 1389; extraverted, 6 191; 
and fantasy, 6 86; 
Father, Son in, 9i 20; 
and functions, conflict of, 6 114-15, 167, 314-16; 
and God, relationship with, 5 130; 105°7; 
and Gottesminne, 8 36; 10 199; hermeneutics, 14474&n; hierosgamos in, 5 411: 
Hitler and, 18 1329; 
and homoousia, see homoousia; idea(s)/ideal/ideology, 7 373; 1331,212,366; imagery/images in, 11 81; 13 228; 
and immortality, 16 223; impotence of, 18 1364&n; Indian influences on, 11 713; and individuality, violation of, 6110; 
and individuation, see individuation s.v.; 
initiation rites, survival of, 7 
384,393; 
Jewish monotheism in, 9i 189; "joyful," 16 400; 
and knowledge, 6 14; 13 148n; love, see love s.v.; 
and mandalas, see mandalas s. v. Christ ete.; 
medieval,6 231; 11 463; 13 25, 399; 15 154; 

CHRISTIANOS - CHURCH 

CHRISTIANOS - CHURCH 

	Christian (cant.): 	dove; lamb; snake; unicorn (see 
	and Mithraism, 5 102, 104, 	also Ichthys s.v. Christ/Chris- 
	118; 7 17/427; 18 255, 259, 	tianity); archetypal models of, 
	616; bull sacrifice and, 5 294, 	10652; essential, 11 159; 
	673-4; 1031; 11 342; 	fire/light/sun, 5 163, 245; of 
	modern mentality and, 10438; 	salvation, 16 20; sword in, 5 
	12 191; 	1500; theriomorphic, 16533; 
	mystic(s), see mystics s. v.; 	as system of healing, 11 53 I; 
	mysticism, see mysticism s.v.; 	and syzygy, see syzygy s. v. di- 
	myth in, 5 243,466; 9ii 278; 10 	vine pair; 
	521; 11451; 14474&n; 	and technological progress, 18 
	and nature, see nature s.V.; 	1347; 
	opposites in, 11 739; 1224; 13 	tradition, 13360,417; 
	290-1; 1486, 106; 	and unconscious, 10 20; 18 
	and opus alchymicum, 12 40; 	60 I; Nietzsche and, 8 162; St. 
	order, rift in, 12 25, 32; 	Paul's, 8 162, 584; suppression 
	Paracelsus and, see Paracelsus 	of, 6 8-12; 
	s.V.; 	as unio mentalis, 14747; 
	persecutions of, 9i 242n; 	virtues, 16385,522; 
	philosophy, 18 1579; 	and the world, 11 779; 
	polytheistic tendency in, 5 149; 	world change, and rise of, 6 
	and poverty, 9i 29; 	963; 10 589, 938; 11 687; as- 
	primitive peoples and, 11 537; 	trological correlation, 1240; 
	and psyche, 5 95; 8 572; 9ii 	world-view, 16 240; 
	270; 11223,713; as psycholog- 	worship of woman, see Mary, 
	ical attitude, 6 313; split in, 14 	writings on; 
	257; 16392; 	yoga and, 11 876; 
	and psychic change, 18 1380; 	see also Church; creed(s) 
	as psychotherapy, 1620; 	Christianos, see ALCHEMICAL 
	quaternity, see quaternity s.v.; 	WRITERS S. v. 
	rebirth and, 5 313; 9i 93; 	Christian Science, 4 526, 578, 588, 
	Redeemer, 13280; 14487; 	602,749; 7494; 892,341,502; 
	and redemption, see redemp- 	1022,101,977; 11863; 1520; 16 
	tion s.v. doctrine of; 	3; 18 799; 
	ritual murder and, 9i 324; 	M. B. Eddy and, 4 748n; 10 
	and Roman Imperium, 18 	170; 
	1328; 	P. P. Quimby and, 4 748&n 
	Sacraments, see Sacraments; 	Christian Students' Conference 
	sacrifice, 6 24, 28-9; 	(Aarau), 11 511 
	schisms in, 14257,786; 	Christification, see Christs.v. 
spirit and, 8 643; 9i 95, 390, Christmas: Eve, 9ii 173; 
	394; 13 7, 164; 16 533; reli- 	and mistletoe, 5 392n; 
	gious, 1380; 	tree(s), 8 411; 9i 22, 467, 480; 
	symbol-formation, 8 92 	13 33, 306, 313, 398, 460, jig. 
	symbols/symbolism in, 5 241, 	3; 16 379; 17 75; 18 540, 550; 
	318, 339, 445; 8 644; 9i 11, 	see also Santa Claus 
28; 10 542; 11 170; 13 lW, Christocentrism, 18 1553 
394; animal, see ANIMALS s.vv. Christopher, St., 8430; 9i 268 
158 

Christopher of Paris, see ALCHEMICAL 
COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Chronicles of Lanercost, 5 212 chronograph, Jaquet, 2 1018, 1181 Chronos, see Kronos/etc. chronoscope, 2 593 
xpv(]'av(}EJLOV, 12 99n 
Chryse, 5 450 
chrysopoea, see gold s.v. -making Chrysostom, John, see John 
Chrysostom 
Chthonia, temple of, 5 572 chthonic: bear, see ANIMALS S.V.; 
= dark, 12 240; 
femininity of unconscious, 12 26; 
gods, 12204, 435n; 
Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v.; numen of tree as snake, dragon, see ANIMALS S.V.; 
portion of psyche, 10 53; prison, 12 277; 
quality, in man, 10 18-19; serpent, see AN IMALS s. V. ; 
triad, see triad s.v. lower! chthonic; 
trinity, 12 539; 
underworld, 12 29; 
world, shadow and, 9ii 64 Chuang-tzu, 5 663; 6 95; 8 917n, 923 
Chu-hi school of philosophy, 6 370 Chu-niao, see Chinese alchemy s.v. scarlet bird 
Ch'un-ts'iu, see Confusius/Confucianism s. v. 
Church/Ecclesia,7 Ill, 172, 176; 9i 156; 11 778, 903; 123,32,36,37, 93,176-9,315,417; 13 120, 151, 155, 195, 198, 427; 14 9, 347, 455n, 524; 16 397, 502, 525; 17 271 ; 
alchemists/alchemy and, see alchemy s. v.; 
androgyny of, 14 527, 528; assimilation by, 14455n; authority of, 10 654; 11 273; loss of, in modern world, 9i 23; 
159 

mass exodus from, 11 507; Protestantism and, 11 862, 864; and State, 10 516; 16 22 I, 222; -, and politics, 10 520; -, totalitarianism and, 10 1019; 11 83-4; 
and Christ/bride of Christ, see Christ s.v.; 
Christian, 10 155, 326, 404, 905; 15 154; 
as communion of saints, 5 335; corpus mysticum/mystical body, and, 5 672; 9i 279, 661; 11 337; 14528, 535, 631; 16525, 526 (seealso Christs.v. Church); doctrines of, 11 685; of Holy Ghost, 11 289, 695; 
Ecclesia spiritual is, 9i 164; 14 9, 12, 22, 27; 
and eternal images, 9i I 1; and evil, 11 248; 
experience of God and, 11481; extra ecclesiam, 18 632; nulla salus, 7325; 1296; 18663,669; fanatical sects in, 18 355; Fathers, see sep. entry below; 
and fear of God, 18 1539; Hennas' vision of, see Hermas s.v. ; 
as hero's grave, 5 536; 
as instrument of redemption, 11 770; 
Luna/moon and, 14 19-20, 218, 436, 524; 
mass-action by, 10 536-7; 
and mass education, 18 1383; as mother/Mater Ecclesia, 5 313, 318n, 351, 41 In ,jig. XXXa; 7 171,369; 8 336,426; 9i 61; 1064; 13 147, 153; 16 215, 218; 17 270; substitution of, for family/parents, 7 172; 17 158; 
as mother-archetype, 5 351; 
as mother-wife, 5318n; Paracelsus and, see Paracelsus s.v. Christianity/Church; 
and philosophy, 14325,326; 

CHURCH - CIRCLE 

CHURCH - CIRCLE 

Church (cont.): 
priest, role of, see priest/-hood s.v. ; 
protective function of, 7 394n; 11 32; 14 100; 
and psyche, 10 529; 11 778; dogmas and, 16391; 
return to, 1240; 16 218; riding animal of, 13 366; schism in, 125°3; and intercession between God and man, 11 82; 
seven, 12 468; soul as, 9ii 321 
symbol(s)/-ism, 9ii 352n; 14 100; 
theocracy and, 16 222; as widow, 14 17; 
as womb, 5 536; baptismal font as, 5 pI. XXVII; 7 '71; 8 336; 17 270; 
see also Christian/Christianity; Church (Catholic); Protestant(-ism) 
church(-es), buildings: crooked, in 
fairytale, 9i 405; 
robbed of magical images, 18 626; 
-spire, dream of, 4 488; 
-warden, 8 775 
Church (Catholic), 4 658; 5 101, 259, 332n; 11 457, 537, 547; 18 565,6°3; 
absolutism of, 11 34; and analysis, 18618; 
and benedutio fontis, see baptism s.v. font; 
and complexes, 16 218; confession(-al), 4 433; 10 1045; 11 86, 285, 542, 547, 549; 16 21,215; 
and cure, 18622; 
and departed souls, 11 855; dogma in, 7 118, 156; 11 10, 285; of infallibility, 18 660 (see also Marys.v. Assumption); 
in dreams, 11 32, 40, 43-4; and Fascism, 10 396; 

and fire, in Easter rite, 5 248; and Holy Spirit, 18 1534; marriage rite in, 18 362; Mass, see Mass; 
and meaningful life, 18 631; and neurosis, 18 (P267), 609, 615; 
and N icene creed, 11 215; 
and Paracelsus, see Paracelsus ~.v.; 
Pax Romana/lmperium Romanum in, 11 82; 
and priest/-hood, see priest/hood; 
	quaternity 	in, 	18 	1602, 
1606-7; 
rite/ritual of, 7 118; 9i 48,23°; 9ii 403; 11 285, 778; 16 215; Rituale Romanum, 6 37gn; 11 242n; 
and sacrament(s), 11 7, 862; 
13 232; 
and sexuality, 10654; 181684; and sin, 10654; 
and spiritualism, 18 700; 
and symbols, 7 118; 8 110; 11 75,547 
Church, Councils of, 11 227; Chalcedon, 6 31 
Church, Eastern Orthodox, 10372; Greek see Greece/Greek S.v.; Russian, 18 644-8 
Church of England, 18 640, 641, 643 
Church Fathers, 5 76, 669&n; 6 395; 12 20, 473, fig. 197; 13 384n; 14457; 18 1639-4°; Desert, 5 119n; 
Gnostic influence on, 6398; Greek, 18 527; 
on knowledge and ignorance, 11 271&n; 
patristic allegories, 9ii 336n; 11 229; 12453; 
and Trinity, 11 222, 250 Church(-es), Free, 18 656 
	churinga(s), 	see Australian ab- 
origines s.v. 

churning-stick, 5 208n, pI. XV Chwolsohn, D. A.: Die Ssabier und der Ssabismus, 9ii 129n, 307n; 13 86n, 272n, 412n; 14 6n, 57on, 690n; 16 472n 
chymical wedding, 9ii 72, 425; 12 43, 334, 547; 13 157, 161, 171, 315; 
Chymical Wedding, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Rosencreutz; see also coniunctio; hierosgamos 
Ciba Archives, 5 fig. 16, pIs XIIla, XXXIIb, LIXb, LXla 
cibatio, see opus, alchemical, stages in s.v. 
Cibinensis, Melchior, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Melchior 
cibus immortalis, 16 53 1; 
lapis as, 14 525 
cibus semPiternus, 16 408, 526 Cicero, M. Tullius, 1327°; 14324; and "archetypus," 11 89n; 
on meaning of "libido," 4 252; 5 185-6; 
WORKS: 
De inventione rhetorica, 5 669n; 11 9n; 
De natura deorum, 5 66gn; 9i 573n; 132700; 14 154n; 
De officiis, 14 324n; 
Pro Caelio, 11 gn; 
Pro Quinctio, 5 186n; 
.. Tusculan Disputations, 5 185n Clcoma (retort/vessel used in alchemy), 13 416n; see also vas/ vessel 
Cienfuegos, A., 12 417n cigar-form, 10 772; 
in Tanguy painting, 10749; 
.. ?f Ufos, 10618,637, 750 Clhc1a, and Mithraic cult, 10 189 C~mbal, w., 10 1021, 1036 Cmderella, see fairytale(s) s.v. cinedian fish/stone, 9ii 213, 215, 
216 
cinema, 10 195 
cinnabar (dragon's blood, in alchemy), 9i 537, 5800 

cinnabar, meridian of, 13 (P63n) cintamani, 11 919, 93 1 
Cinyras, 5 515 
ciphers, 3 402 
Circe, 7 338; 13 131; 
and Odysseus, 5Jig. 13; and Picus, 5 547 
circle, 5 611; 84°1; 9i 532; 10772; 124OO,62,132,155,165,167&n, 232,234,235,282,316,433,47°; 13 187, 198, 272, 280; 14 12; 16 4°9,435; 
and Adam, 14 587, 594; 
blue, see COLOURS: blue s.v. circle/disk; 
centre of, see centre s. v. ; and child motif, 9i 278; Christ as, 11 229; 
cross in, 9i 705; 
in dreams, 11 90, 1 09; 
of divini ties, 5 662, pI. LI Xb; in four parts /partitions/ quadripartite, 10738,771; 11 9°,97; 12137, 167n, 189,213, 283, 300; 16435; 
God as, 9i 572-3; 9ii 237, 304; 10 622, 806; 11 92, 93, 136, 22gn, 418, 484; 12 137; 13 457n (see also centre s. v. of/with circle, as allegory of God); magidprotective, 9i 687; 9ii 60,418; 10 619; 11 157; 12 46n, 63, 105, 122, 156, 188, 219; 1331,36,47, 120,Jig. '7; 1827°,271, 409, 411; 
as mandala, 9i 542, 655; 
in medieval philosophy, 11 946; 
and microcosm, 11 155; midpoint of, 13 187, 188; 
of moon, see moon s.v.; movement in, 11 109; 12 129, 131, 246, 266-7, 274, 286; 13 38,39, 186; 
opus as/opus circulatorium, 9ii 418; 12 404, 469, 472; and squaring of circle, 12 165; 
as pneuma, 11 727; 

160 

161 

CIRCUITS - CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA 
CIRCUITS - CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA 
circle (cant.): 
and quaternity, see quaternity S.lI. ; 
and ro/a/io, 12 214; 
as roundness of heaven, 11 
727; 
as self, symbol of. 6 790; 9i 
315,542; 9ii 297, 318; 
soul as, 9ii 342; squared/squaring of, 3 582; 6 790; 7 367; 9i 634, 646, 651, 660, 665, 715; 9ii 355, 377, 379, 418; 10 767; 11 92, 125, 150, 158,738; 12 165, 167&n, 218, 220, figs. 59, 60; 13 115&Il, 127,212; 14439,776; circulus quadratus, 11 108; 18 1331; quadratura circuli, 9i 713; 11 125; 12 123, 167n; 
sun as, 11 928; symbol(s)/symbolism, 9ii 304; 10 622; 16 405; 18 1225; alchemical, 11 276; ·of eternity, 1441; of man, 11153; 18638; as /emellosltemple, 11 157; 13 Ill; 
ten concentric, in diagram, 14 574&n; 
as totality/wholeness, 6 790; 7 186, 367; 9ii 351&n; 11 136, 15gn, 246; 13457: 16405 
circuits/"circuitones," 9i 573 circular layers, see B6hme s.v. circulatio/circulation, 12 167n, 214, 
227,259,281,286--7,300; 1338; 145 
circulus exiguus, 14 9 
circulus quadratus, see circle s. v. squaring of 
circulus simplex, Mercurius as, 13 280 
circu mambulatio/ circu mambulati on, 9ii 352; 11 318; 12 34, 139n, 167&n, 186, 188, 245n, 246, 273; 1338; 1814°9,411; 
to left, 12 167, 314; to right, 12 166; ritual, 11 418, 425; 
of square, see square s. v. 
circumcision, 8 725; 
Elijah and rite of, 18 1522; Feast of, 9i 458; 
as initiation, 7 172, 179, 384; 17 271; 
as Jewish baptism, 7 177; 17 277; 
as sacrifice, 5 671 circumlocutions, poetic, 3 568 circumrotation, 13 187n 
cista, 5 52g-30, pI. LVIIa; 12 203 Cistercian Order, 9i 132 
cistern, in dream, 18251-2,262 citrinitas, see COLOURS S.V. 
city(-ies), 9i 156,646; 12 139, 166n; 
13389; 
beloved, 9i 256; 
of Brahma, 12 139; 
and culture, 10 238; eternal, 13 212; 
fortified, 13.fig. AIO; 
with four gates, 12 139; heavenly, 9i 74; 9ii 69&n; of Jade, 13 33, 79; medieval, 9i 691; -mother, 5 313; 
of Nekhen, 13 360; 
in Oxyrhynchus sayings, 9ii 224; 
of Pe, 13 360; 
in pictures, 10 749, 752; 
as rotundum, 12 166n; symbols/symbolism, 9ii 352; maternal, 5 303; of self, 18 269; 
as temenos, 12 139,fig. 31; and .tree of life, 5 348; vision of, 5 348; 
walk round circumference, 18 
4°9 
civilization/civilized, 4 655, 667; 7 
Ill, 156; 11 264, 858; 16 225n; 18473; 
TITLE: Civilization in Transition, 10; 
and animal nature, 7 32; archaic elements in, 6 150; 
Chinese, see China s. v.; Christian, 11292; 12 12; 16225; collapse of, 10 295; 
conflict with instincts, 7 17; consciousness, 13 229; 
and culture, 6 llO&n, 477&n; 16227n; 
errors of our, 6 665; 
history of symbols in, 4 680; man, see man s.v.; 
modern, and symbols, 5 683: and morality, 7 30; 
and neurosis, 7 16; 
peoples, 13 83; 
and permanence, 10923; regeneration of, 10 299; Western, 11 778; 13 5; and war, 7 74 
Civitas Dei, and State, 18 1324 clairvoyance, 8 440, 974, 983; 14 662; 187°1,7°5,7°6,732,735, 736; 
spatial, 8 862n 
	Clairvoyante 	of Prevorst 	(Frau 
Hauffe), see under Kerner 
clan, 7 238; 8725 
clang,27OO; 
displacements, 3 218; reactions, 1312, tables I-Ill; 2 76; 3 37, 108-9; 
see also association(s) s.v. 
"Clangor buccinae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. 
Claparede, E., 2 23,451,560, 564, 1354; 3 418, 4 125, I37n, 273, 569; 
WORKS: 
L'Association des idees, 2 23n, 45ln, 56on, 5641/, 868n, (P27°); 
"Association mediate dans l'evocation volontaire," 2 45ln; 
"Classification et plan des methodes psychologiques," 
18 (P42 I); "Esquisse biologique 
137nn; 
"Quelques mots sur la defin tion de l'hysterie," 5 26n; 1 (P420); J.'s abstract, 18 94~ wi th D. Israi"lovi tch: "I nflL ence du tabac sur l'associ, tion des idees," 2 (P270) 
clarity, lack of, 3 434 
Clark University, Worcester, Mass 2939&n, 1356; 4154; 17 (Pi) classes, marriage, see marriage s.v. classical: 
TITLE: "The Problem of Typ( in the History of Classical ani Medieval Thought," 6 8-100; culture, 7 17/427; 
mind, and mythology, 5 23; 314; 
and romantic, as opposites, 80; 
spirit, understanding of, 5 I; type, see Ostwald s. v. 
Classicorum auctorum e Vatican codicibus editorum, 9i 553n classification(s): of contents of cor sciousness, 8 287; 
"natural," 8 226 
Claus, - (Sachsenberg): "Ein Fa von simulierter Geistesst6rung, 1 35ln 
Claus, A.: Catatonie et stupeur, : 175n 
Clausura, 18 6 I 9 
"Clavis maioris sapientiae," see Al CHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Bibl chem. cur. s.v. Artefius; Theatr chem. s.v. Artefius 
clay: in alchemy, 13358, 375&n; 
in rituals, 11 370, 371 cleanliness compulsion, 2 793, 839 Cleanthes, 4 693 
cleft, mother-symbol, 5 577 Clemen, P.: Die romanische Monumen 
talmalerei, 12 fig. 1 ° 1; 
Die romanischen Wandmalereien 5 pI. XIVa 
Clement of Alexandria, 9i 295 573; 9ii 42,186; 1117on; 
162 
d'une theorie du sommeil," 3 
163 

CLEMENT OF ROME - CODICES 

CLEMENT OF ROME - CODICES 

164 
165 
:::lement of Alexandria (cont.): 
on Eleusinian mysteries. 5 529, 
53°; 
WORKS 
Paedagogus, 9ii 347; Protrepticus, 5 53012; 
Stromata, 9i 295n; 9ii 37onn; 11 27111; 12 139n; 14 174n. 528&n ["Clement of Rome" in error]. 630n; 
The Writings of Clement of Alexandria, tr. W. Wilson. 5 530n; 9i 573n; 9ii 175n. 3 7on; 11 27 In; 14 1 7411 
:::lement of Rome/pseudo-Clement! 
Pope Clement I. 9i 295; 9ii 191; 14 528. 583; 
identity, 9ii 9911, 103n; 11 2°7n; 
on right and left hands of God. 
9ii 99; 1147°, (P358); 18 1537; WORKS: 
The Apostolic Constitutions, 14 474&n; 
Clementine Homilies. 5 163n; 9i 572; 9ii 99-103. 158n. 299n, 400; 12 469; 14 5 73&n; Ethiopic Clementines, 14556; 
Epistles/Letters to the Corinthians. in The Apostolic Fathers, ed. and tr. K. Lake: 
First. 11 207&n; Second. 9i 295; 9ii 4ln; 11 212; 14 20on; 
Recognitiones, 14 1601'1 Cleomenes, 11 373 
Cleopatra. 5 8; and Comarius, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Comarius/ Komarios s.V.; 
and Ostanes. see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Ostanes s.v. clergyman/minister/parson, 11 499- 
5°7. 5 1 1-1 2 ; 
TITLE: "Psychotherapists or the Clergy." 11 488-538; 
and ethical and religious questions, 11 515. 546• 547; 

Protestant. limitations as mediator. 1176.543.547.549. 550. 551; and spiritual suffering. 11 505-10; 
and psychotherapy/doctor. 10 1070; 11499.5°2.5°4-6.511. 518.537.538• 548• 55°; 
see also cure of souls; director of conscience; priest 
climacteric. 4 703-6; 7 184; see also life. stages of; menopause 
climax of life. 9i 548• 549 
climbing as dream-motif. 8 535; 16 303-4. 323 
clock. 9i 315; 1190. 112. 114; cosmic. 12 135; 
pendulum. 12 134-5. 146• 157, 246; 
as perjJetuum mobile. 11 109. 125; 12246; 
synchronized (metaphor). 8 
937; 
world clock. in patient's vision. 
11 111.128.138. 158. 164; 12 3°7-14; 
in Zurich. 12 137 
clothing. insufficient. as dreammotif, 8 535; 
c1oud(s). 9ii 240; 12fig· 1420: black. 10811-12; 14727n; -demon. 13 57; 
images in. 12 349. 351; as prima materia, 12425 
clover. in dream. 12212. 220 clown. 9i 474 
clubs. battle with. 5 390 Clytemnestra.4 347 
Cnidaria, 9ii 196 coagulatio/coagulation (alchemical), 
see opus. alchemical. stages in s.v. coagulation (Masselon's term), 3 74, 
75 
coal. 12 327 cobalt. 14 87n 
Coblenz bas-relief. 5 662 Coccius, S .• 10 758 
cock, see ANIMALS S.V. cockatoo. see ANIMALS S.V. 

cockchafer, see ANIMALS .1.1'. Cockin. F. A .. 18 168911 cockroach, .lee ANIMALS .1.11. 
CODICES AND Akhmim: Elijah. Apocalypse of, 13 93; 
Peter, Gospel of, 12 6In; Appenzell, MS. (18th cent.). in col\. 
Dr. C. Rusch. 12fig. 230; Aschaffenburg: Evangeliary, 12fig. 109; 
Basel: "Alchymistisches MS .... 13 180n; 
"De arbore contemplationis." AX. 128b: 13 414&n; 
Berlin: Cod. Bero\' Lat. 532: 13 
1 88n; 14 4 1 n, 1 13n; 
Cod. Bero\' Lat. Q. 584. "Visio Arislei." 12 449&n; 13 88n, 4°3&n; 
Bezae, 11 416. 696. 745n; 13 292; 181415. 1628n. 1642; 
Bingen: Scivias (Hildegard). 12 fig. 126 [same MS. as Wiesbadl'll Codex]; 
Chantilly: Les Tres Riches Heures, 12 fig· 156; 
Dresden, 12fig. 190; 
Florence: Ashburnham 1166. Mis-_ cellanea d'alchimia, 9ii 367; 12figs. 131• 135; 1423; 16519&n; Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenzi- 
ana. Cod. Laur. 71.33: 11 47n; Heidelberg: "Scivias" (Hildegard). 11 62n [same MS. as Wiesbaden Codex]; 
Jung (Coptic Gnostic Papyrus). 18 (P671&n). 1826-34; 
Kiisnacht: see below, manuscripts in author's possession 
Leiden: Cod. Vossianus Chem. 520 (29); De Akhimia, 5 p\. XVIII; 12 figs. 9, 17. 20. 38• 90. 99. 129. 140, 152,201. 241; 13 lIon. 278n; 
Liverpool Public Museum: Fejerc vary MS., 5 400; 

code: moral. 7 30; 13 229; penal. 13 229 
Code Napoleon. 18622.623 
MANUSCRIPTS 
London: BM MS. Add. 1316, "Emblemetical Figures." 12 fig. 15; 
BM MS. Add. 10302/Sloane 5025, "Ripley Scrowle." 12 433nfigs. 3°.92.196.228.251. 257; 13 261n. 374n.fig· B5; BM MS. Add. 5245. "Cabala mineralis." 12fig. 121; 
BM MS. Add. 15268. "Livre des ansienes histoires." 13.fig. Bl; 
BM MS. Add. 19352. "Theodore Psalter." 12fig. 206; 
BM MS. Harley 3469. "Splendor solis." 12 figs. 32• 95. 134, 166.219; 1395; 
BM MS. Harley 4751. "Historia animalium." 12 fig. 242; 
Lucca: Biblioteca governativa, Codex 1942, Hildegarde of Bingen. "Liber divinorum operum." 9i 703n, fig· 48; 11 62n; 12fig· 195; 18 1225; 
Manuscripts in author's possession: 
"Figurarum Aegyptiorum." 12 336n• 39ln, figs. 23. 148, 157. 164; 14 4n. 44n. 134n. 395n• 549n• 720n• pis. 4-7; 
"La Sagesse des anciens." 12fig. 149; 
Milan: Bib\. Ambrosiana. Codex I: 12fig· 27; 
Modena: Est. Lat. 209. "De sphaera." 12fig. 56; 
Munich: SB. Cod. Germ. 598. 
"Book of the Holy Trinity"/ "Buch der hlg. Dreifaltigkeit"/ Drifaltigkeitsbuch, 11 47n. 62n; 12 soon, SD5n, fig. 224; 13 1800, 
fig· B3; 1423n; 
SB Cod. Lat. 15713. Lectionary (Perikopenbuch), 12 fig. 191; 

CODICES - COINS 
CODICES - COINS 
or "Alchimie de Flamel," 12 39111 ; 
BN MS. Fr. 1477°: 12fig.85; BN MS. Gr. 2250: 13 19In; BN MS. Gr. 2252: 13 87n; 14 300; 
BN MS. Gr. 2419: 13 276n; Library of the Palais Bourbon, Cod. Borbonicus, 5 fig. 30; 
Ste. Gen. MS 2263-4 "Lapidis philosophorum nomina," 13 203n; 
Preobrazhensk, Russia: Khludov Psalter, 12figs. 176,247; 
Reims: Bibl., 12fig. 2 11; 
Rome: Bibl. Angelica, Cod. 1474: 12fig· 57; 
Rupertsberg: "Scivias" (Hildegard), 10 765, pI. VIII [same MS. as Wiesbaden Codex]; 
Sachse Codex, 12 332n; 
St. Gall: Cod. Germ. Alch. Vad. 
(16th cent.), 13 18on; 14 23n; Cod. N. Vad. 390 (15th cent.), 13 lOW; 
Bibliothek: Alch. MS. (17th cent.), 5 pI. XXXIlb; 
Tubingen DB MS. (c. 1400): 12fig· 
24; 
UB MS. Theol. Lat. fol. 561 "Beatus Commentary" (mid 12th cent.), 5 pI. Vb; 
Vatican: B V Cod. Graec. 190: 5 
163n; BV Cod. Graec. 237: 1147n; B V Cod. Graec. 951: 11 47n; B V Cod. Lat. 3060, "Liber Hermetis Trismegisti," 9i 572n; 11 229n; 
BV Pal. Lat. 412: 12 figs. 73, 98, 266; 
BV Pal. Lat. 413: 12 figs. 105, 107; 
BV Pal. Lat. 565: 12fig· 197; B V Pal. Lat. 1993, Opicinus de Canistris, 11 62n; 
B V Reg. Lat. 1458: 12fig. 106; BV Urb. Lat. 365: 12 figs. 69, 83; 
BV Urb. Lat. 899: 12 figs. 35, 220; 
BV Vat. Lat. 681: 12fig. 104; BV Vat. Lat. 7286: 12 figs. 80, 150; 13 lion; 
Venice: Cod. Marcianus, 11 344, 348n; 12 404,fig. 147; 
Vienna: NB Cod. Med. Gr. I: 12fig. 186; 
NB "Moysis Prophetae ... secretum Chimicum," 9i 57gn; Wiesbaden, Nassauische Landesbibliothek: "Scivias," Hildegarde of 
Munich (cont.): 
Cod. Lat. 4453: 145200; 
New Haven: German alch. MS. (MelIon Coli.), 13 frontisp.; Oxford: BL: MSS Ashmole 1394, 
1445, 1479: 14370n; 
BL Cod. Brucianus (Bruce MS. 96), Cop tic Gnostic treatise, 11 60, 62n, 97; 12 138; 144 In; 18 269&n; 
BL MS. 270b, "Bible morali- 
see," 12fig. 213; 
BL MS. Digby 65 (by Godfrey, Prior of St. Swithin's, Winchester), 6 74n; 
BL MS. Digby 83: 14626n; 
Paris: Arsenal MS 973: 12 3gIn; Arsenal MS. 974: 12fig· 178; Arsenal MS. 975: 12 figs. 193, 226; 
Arsenal MS. 3022: 148on; Arsenal MS. 5°61: 12 figs. 6, 74; 
Arsenal MS. 5°76: 12fig. 248; Arsenal MS. 6577: 12fig. 116; BN Cod. Lat. 511: 12 fig. 67; 
BN Cod. Lat. 512: 12fig. 172; BN Cod. Lat. 7171: "Turba philosophorum," 12.fig. 208; BN MS. Lat. 919, "Gran des heures du duc de Berry," 12 
fig· 159; 16 454; 
BN Cod. Lat. 11534, Bible of Manerius, 5 pI. LVI; 
BN MS. Lat. 14°°6: 11 93n; 12 465; 
BN Cod. Par. 6319, "Liber Hermetis Trismegisti," 9i 572n; 11 229n; 
BN Par. Gr. 1220: 11 4~; 
BN MS. Fr. 116: 12.fig. 88; BN MS. Fr. 594: 12fig· 252; BN MS. Fr. 2327: 14 58n, 353n; 
BN MS. Fr. 14765: Abraham le Juif, "Livre des figures hieroglifiques," 12 fig. 217; 14 18n, 634&n, 720, pI. 3; "Pratique" 
166 
"Codicillus," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Bib!. diem. cur. s. v. Lully 
Codrington, R. H.: The M elanesians, 8 123&n 
coeducation, 10 994; see also education 
coelum, see caelum 
coenaesthetic perception, extinction of,8 955 
coercion, 4 658 
coetaneum, see ANIMALS: dog/bitch s.v. 
coffer, 13319, 320,figs. 14, 15 coffin/bier: Osiris in, 5fig. 23; symbol in Nietzsche, 10 377; as tree ofdeath, 5 349; 13401; wooden horse as, 5 427 
cogitatio, 11 421; 12 375&n, 390, 405n 
cognitio: matutina, 13 299-3°1; 
sui ipsius, 13 301; 18 1655 (see also self-knowledge); 
vespertina, 13299-3°1,3°3 
cognition, 7 158; 9i 150, 28g; 9ii 112,124; 11459; 12462n; 1851, 419; 
essential to consciousness, 11 238; 
a mental faculty, 11 765; 
mind the condition of, 11 768; mystic powers of, 18 736; mythological stage of, 18 106 I; philosophical, 15 39; 
Bingen (destroyed in World War Il), 5 pI. XXXa; 11 62n [Bingen, Heidelberg and RllPertsberg refer to same MS.]; 
Zurich: ZB Rhenoviensis/Rhenovacensis 172, "Aurora consurgens," 9i 686, 707, figs. 32, 54; 11 93n; 12 464; 13 18on, 26gn, 278n; 164°1; 
see also above Jung (Coptic Gnostic Papyrus) 
Zwiefalten Abbey: Breviary No. 128: 12fig. 62 
* 
* 
process of, 13 378; 
theory of, 4 371, 688; 18 120; transcendental su bject of, 9i 
289 
cohabitation, 10751; 
continuous, 5 306, 3 I ~; with god, 5 438; 
of Sol and Luna, 13 157 Cohen, H., 6 735; 
Logik der reinen Erkenntni" 6 73511 
Cohn, Paul V., see Nietzsche s.v. 
Human, All-too-Human 
Cohn, William: Buddha in der Kunst des Ostens, 5 pI. LV 
coincidence, 8823,843,971; meaningful,8 827, 840, 845-6, 866, 941, 946, 965, 969, 995; 10 593, 682, 789; 11 968-72; 14 662 (see also synchronicity) 
coincidentia oppositorum, 10 674; 11 
881; 14176,258,54°; 165°2; Cusanus on, 14 200; 
danger of, 8 679; 
God as, 13 256; in Nicholas Cusanus, see Cusanus S.t!.; 
self as, see self s. v. ; 
as symbol of wholeness, 16537; see also complexio oppositorum; coniunctio oppositorum; opposites s.v. coincidence of 
coins, 8 865-6, 986; 11 970, 974; falling from sky, 10 730; golden, 12 103-4, 127, 348&n; 
167 

COITUS - COLOURS: BLACK 

COITUS - COLOURS: BLACK 

168 
169 
COLOUR(S) 
coins (cont.): 
symbols on, 10 99; sexual, 5 298 
coitus, 1.2 334, 436, 484/1; 17 79; child's ignorance of, 17 48; ritual, 5 215; 
	"upward 	displacement" 	of 
(Freud), 5 2°4/1 Colch is, 14 85n 
colcothar, 14729; see also caput mortuum 
cold/warm, 13359 
Coleridge, S. T., 5 169; 10334; 13 190n; 167°; 
"Kubla Khan," in Poems, 5 16911 collaboration of conscious and unconscious, see unconscious and conscious, relationship .1'.,'. collecting, mania for, 1 21; 3 105 collective, 6 692 (DeL); 
belief, 11 463; 
and collectivistic, 7 46211; compensation, 7 283, 285; compromise, 7 237; 
culture, and Christianity, 6 107-10; 
dangers, 10 608; delusions, 13 52; 
element, 7 223; in individual, 7 484; 
factors, 7 227, 240, 241/462, 311; 
feeling, Epimetheus and, 6 
293; 
figure(s), 7 378; identity, 7 480-5°2; 
melting of individual in, 7 240; mentality, 7 237/458; primitive, 6 123 (see also particiPation mystique); 
nature of self, 13287; 16474; obligations, 7 267; 
opinions, 7 334; 
psychic phenomena, 13 5 I; psychology, see psychology s. v. ; religious phenomena/worship, 6 2°4, 399, 400; representations, see Levy-Bruhl 

s. v. reprhentatiol1s collectives; 
and self-alienation, 7 267; sensuous feeling as, 6 146; state, and identification with difrerentiated function, 6 161; symbols, 13 395; 
	see also 	under attitude; 
	conscience; 	consciousness; 
dream(s); ego; feeling; function; idea(s); image(s); individual; instinct; man; psyche; soul; thinking; truth; unconscious 
collectiveness, American, 10 967-9 collectivism, 12 557, 559; 16 227 collectivity, 6 12, 123; 7 268, 374, 
5°4, 506; 17 297, 303; 
TITLE: "Adaptation, Individuation, Collectivity," 18 10841106; 
Christian, 18 1539; individuation and, 18 I 09~ 1106 
collectivization, 7 236 
Collesson, johannes, see ALCHEMICALCOLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. collision: of conscious and uncon- 
scious, 9ii 304; 
of opposites, see opposites s.V.; with the shadow, 742; 
with the unconscious, 7 41 
colloquy (internal), 9i 236&n, 237 Collyridians, and Mary worship, 11 194 
collyrium, 9ii 195; 13 101 Cologne cathedral, 7 171, 173; 
	as 	mother substitute, 	17 
26~72 
Colonna, Francesco, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Colossians, Epistle to, see BIBLE: 
N.T. s.v. 
colour(s) (topics): 8 680; 11 118; 13 33,86,141, 190&n, 267, 380; 14 3°6, 392, 394, 577, 59111, 723-4; and Adam, in creation of, see Adam s. v. (see also below red s. v. earth); 

in alchemical process, 9ii 381; 1079°; 12353,456(11); 1437, 390-7, 415, 41~20, 496, 720-5,757/1; 16480; 
in astrology, 14 390; 
of birds, 14 248, 47611; bitterness (amaritudo) and, 14 245,333; 
blindness, see below red-green; bright, 5 (P458); 9i 530; 13 192&/1; 
five, 14 248; 
four, 11 119, 158, 246; 12320; 143°1; in alchemy, 11 98; 12 31,333; 14143,245,281, 552; of bear's eyes, 11 128; 12262; blossoms, in philosophical tree, 13 402; in dreams/visions, 9i 581,582; 11 Ill, 113; 12212, 220,286,300,307,322;asfour elements, 13 402; and four temperaments, 14 390; lapis and, see lapis s.v. colours; in mandala, see below; psychological significance of, see below; of rainbow, 12287; 
"hearing," see sep. entry below; hysterics and, 1 22; 
in mandala(s)/picture(s), 9i 545, 566, 569, 574, 558, 692; four in, 9i 660; 12 320; - 
alba, see terra alba; 
albedo, 9i 246n; 9ii 230; 11 176, 37w; 12 334; 13 89; 14 7, 253, 319,388,434,611; 16484,493; moon and, 14 154, 3°7, 626&n, 
6300; 
psychological significance of, 
143900; 
symbolism of, 9ii 230, 373; 13 263; 1482, 155,220; synonyms for, 16 484; salt, 14 244, 320, 328; white rose, 14 419 (see also below dealbatio; white); 

Biihme's, 9i 53511,555,580;-, patients', 9i 55 Ill, 569, 648, 683, 697; 11 128; 13 figs. A6, AS; 
and opus, 9i 580; 
as oscillations, 18 12; representing wisdom, 11 850; of planets, 14 390, 577; psychological significance of, 14 144, 390-1, 430; as feeling/ feeling-values, 14 333, 388; 15 213; as four functions of consciousness, 9i 582, 588; 11 281; 12 287; 1439°; 
seven, 14390,552,553; and soul, 14390; 
and sulphur as "painter of all colours," 14 140&11 (see also below green; red; white s.v. sulphur); 
symbolism, 8414; 
synthesis of all, 12 220; 14 140&n, 388-9, 392, 397; as integration of personality, 14 388; 
and thought, 1346-7, 54; three, 11 118; 12 31, 16511, 220/1,319,333,365; 13 101; 14 553; 
of Venus, 1441511 
black/blackening/blackness, 9i 574; 12 16511, 220,383,469; 13439, 462; 16381,512; 
in alchemy, 12333,334, 475n; 13439; 146°9, 622, 729; animals: see ANIMALS.l.VV. birds; crow; eagle; goat; raven; 
art, 1285,101; 
ball, 13337; 
"blacker than black," 12 433; 16383; 
brain, 14733; Cham, 1443&n; 
in dream(s)/vision(s): magician, 

COLOURS: BLUE - RED 

COLOURS: BLUE - RED 

black (cant.): 
see magician .1'.1'.; man, 2 832-5, 856; 4 733, 737; spider, 13 449; 
earth, see earth .1'.1'. ; executioner, 1473°; fish, 13334; 
man, 14 731; 
Mass, 12 191; 
Moor, 14 730-1: new moon, 14 2 I: 
Osiris, see capu/lIlort1lUm; princess, 9i 412; 
as projection, 13 444; soul, 12322; 
substance of sin, 13 290; sulphur, 1432; 
sun/Sol, see sun s.v. black: 
tail, of gods of the earth, 12 240n; 
tincture, 14 259; 16 510; unconscious as, 4737; 9i 538; water, 12fig. 142L; 
and white, 14 80, 81; as opposites, 1431; 15213; 
see also below nigredo; 
blue, 12 212, 262,320: 
in alchemy, 14 11,393; celestiallcerulean, 11 160; 13 278n; 1411, 174, 177; circle/disc, 11 113, 116, 118, 125; 123°7, 318; 
flower, 12 99, 100, 101, 103, 127, 213, 217, 220; 18 1739; "missing," in series of four, 11 120, 128; 12287,320,321; 
as spirit, 8 414&n; 9i 555, 565; Virgin Mary's colour, 11 123; 12320,322; 
woman, 13278; 14 177; 
brown. 14 1400; 
crystal throne, 11 122; 12 315. 322; 
man. in dream. 8 945; chermes/kermes (purple). 13 184&n; citrinitas, 9ii 195; 11 98; 12 271. 333, 334; 14 28w, 3 gan; 
see also xanthosis; yellowing; 

rlm/ba/io, 9ii 230; 11 98; 14 139; 16 
484: 
marination (.I(I/.\((t1l/,(/), as, 14 
24°,320; 
see also albedo; /eukosi~; white; gold(en): animals, .Iee ANIMALS .I'.Vl'. 
bird; lion; serpent/snake; 
apple of Hesperides, 13404; ball, 9i 674; 13309; 1473°; bowl, dream of. 8 555; 18 251-2; 
child, 12215; 16379; 
circle, in quaternity. 11 125; in world-clock, 12 3 !l>--I 7. 320; clothes. boy in. 10 730; 
coins. see coins .\.v.; 
crown. 12 317.fig. 142a; dagger. in dream, 18 251-2; fleece. 12 206,457; 
flower. see Chinese alchemy .\.V. glass, 12 99. 335 (see a/so golds.v. aurum vitreum); 
head. see head S.v.; 
heaven. 11 116. 125; 12 317. 5°5; 
man. 13 87; 
mandala. 12 321; germ/pilI/ seed, 9i 664, 674; 12 247; star, 13 fig. A4; 
oil. 13 274; 
sand. as dream motif. 8 396; and silver: branches of philosophical tree, 13 119, 446; crowns, 12 fig. 142a.b; fountains, 12 fig. 38; 13 137n; sea. 12 fig. 142K; 
as symbol of God. 11 118; 12 319; . 
temple, 13 fig. A 10; 
tincture, see below tinetura s.v.; trident. 13447, 450; 
green. 9i 569; 122°7; 14 392n; in alchemy. 12353; 
animals. see ANIMALS s.vv. bird; lion; lizard; snake; 
dragon. crowned. 13 319,fig. 14; 
in dream(s)/vision(s): land. 12 

71; plant, 12 198; tree, 12 232; in fairytale, 9i 406; 
and Holy Ghost, 11 118; 12 319; 14395; 
as life and hope. 5615; 9i 566; 
9ii 57; 14395, 624; 
as perfection. 14624; 
as sensation function, 9i 582. 588n; 
sulphur, 14 136, 140n; and Venus, 14 140/!, 393; womb, 12 199; 
and yellow, as opposites, 1431; see also below viriditas; 
grey, 12 353; 
iosil, 12 333; see also red; rubefactio; iridescent. 12353; 
kermes, see above chermes; 
leukosis, 12 333; see also dealbatio; white; 
melanosis, 12 333; 13 444; see also black; nigredo; 
nigredo, 5 83n; 9ii 329; 10814; 12 333,4°4.433. 484n, 496'.figs. 34, 115, 137. 142RR, 219, 223; 13 105n, 279, 337n; 14 24. 44n, 144/!, 607, 729, 733. pI. 10; 16 398, 468&n. 484; 
and arcane substance, 9i 452; "black blacker than black," 14 741; 
as chaos/massa confusa, 9ii 230, 
304; 13433; 14253-4,7°8; 16 381,383; 
dog as. 14 27n; 
dragon as. 14 493&n, 733; interment as, 1465; 
as melancholia, 10 811; 12 41, 383; 13445; 143900,446.493, 496n, 607, 708, 727. 733, 741; 16479; 
as projection, 13444; 
as putrefaction, 14 714.721; 16376n; 
raven/raven's head as, 14 727, 729,741; 
salt as, 14 244; as sin. 11 423; 

sol niger/black sun, see sun s.v. black; 
as stage of alchemical work, 9i 246&n; 9ii 231; 1198; 12333. 353.389; 1320 In; 14 183, 346, 464.592,7°8,722; 
as symbol of psychic suffering, 
14493.494; 
and tenebrositas, 147°8; 16398, 
468; 
transformation into albedo, 13 89; 1482,253,264; 
as the unconscious, 14 646; as unconsciousness, 14696; 
	see 	also 	above 	black! ete.; 
melanosis; salt; 
purple. 11 118; 13 184, 411n; 14 
393. 394; 16497n; chermes/kermes. 13 184&n; king. 12 454,fig. 142a; phoenix, 14 28w; 
robe, 11 406; 
spirits, 12 317; 
red/reddening/redness, 12 220; 13 
459; 14420; 
and affectivity. 9i 565; 
in alchemical process. 12 165n, 353,365; 14415; 16512; cockatoo. 13 253; 
daughter. 12454; 
in dreams/visions: ball, 12 1°7, 108. 112, 127; Earth Mother, 9i 312. 331; fruits of tree of life, 13 459; 14 73n; -haired man. 12 200, 211; 
earth, 12456; 13418; 14552. 639; 
flowers, 13 fig· 5; garment. 12 454&n; God the Son as, 12319; gum. 12 209. 484n; 
-haired: man, 12 200. 211,365; woman, as professorial anima, 9i 62; 
instinct and. 8 384, 414; 
lily, 12fig. 142a; 14683,7°2; lion, see ANIMALS: lion; 
man, 13 123&n; 

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171 

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COLOURS: RED-GREEN - COMMUNION 

red (cont.): 
masculine colour, 1079°; in pictures, 13 figs. 5, 6; sepulchre, 16495; 
sin as, 14420; 
stone, 13 392; 
sulphur, 1416n, 2In, 110,118, 134,135,14on,404,405n,720, 734; as masculine, 14 135, 720; symbolism of, 9i 6800; tincture. see below tinetura s.v.; 
red-green blindness, I 395,415; red and white, 10 790; 14 139, 
75~; 
double eagle, 12fig. 20; flowers: lilies, 12 fig. 142a; 14 73&n, 689; roses, 12 figs. 13, 20, 193; 14419&n; 
King and Queen, 12 334; of Mercurius, 14 12, 757; as opposites, 14655; 
red man/slave and white woman, vir rubeus/serous and mulier candida, 10 790; 12 19sn; 13 124; 14 2&n, 16n, 73, 154n, 174,3°7, 655n, 702 
sea, 12 fig. 142K; 
of sun and moon, 13 459; 14 134; 
rose<oloured blood: 
ch'; (Chinese) as, 15 433; 
of filius macrocosmilChrist, 14 419; 
oflion, 15 383, 390&n; 14419; 
ruhedo, alchemical term, stage in transformation. 9i 537, 5800; 12 26g, 271, 334; 14 7, 118, 307, 419,434,441; 
ruhefactio in alchemical work, 11 98; rubeus, see red and white s.v. red man/slave; 
saffron, 15 366; 14725; see also citrinitas; xanthosis; yenow; 
sapphire/sapphirine: circle, 12 316; flower, 15 234n, 346; 14641; stone, 15 234n, 321, 322, figs. 16, 17; 1464°,642; 
scarlet. 14 420; 

bird, see Chinese alchemy s.v.; 
silver: bowl, in dream, 12 299; eagle, see ANIMALS s.v.; 
and gold, see above gold(en); man, 1387; 
rain, 12 fig. 1420; water, 13371; 
white elixir of, see below white; tinctura/-e, in alchemy, II 160; 13 
282; 
alba, 12 334; 
black, 14259; 16510; blue/caelum, 147°3; 
golden, 12462,5°5; 13255; red, 8 384n; 12 335, 454; 13 196, 384, 390; 14690; 
roseate, 14485&n; 
rubea, 12 165; 14 1 10; 
white, 12 335; 16 495, 514, 515; 
violet: as archetype, 8 414, 416-17, 420; 
darkness, 12379; 
viriditas/greenness, 12 333; benedicta/blessed, 9i 566; 9ii 386&n; 11 151, 1600; 13 102, 299, 374n; 14391,623; gloriosa, 13 4 1 5; 
and Holy Ghost, 11 118n; and verdigris, 12 207; 14623; see also above green; 
white/whiteness/whitening, 9ii 230; 12 165n, 220, 333, 334, 34gn, 379,383; 13 459; 16512,51415; 
animals, see ANIMALS: dove; eagle; unicorn; 
and black, see black s.v.; blossoms, in patient's picture, 13 fig. 1; 
dove, 15 123n; earth, see terra alba; 
	elixir/fermentation, 	12 fig. 
142T; 13 17In; 
as feminine colour, 10790; 14 15471; 
ghost, of anima, 15 57; gum, 12 484n; 

head (Cabalistic), 12313; lily. 12fig. 142a; 
magician, in dream, see magician s.v. black and white; 
man, 13 124; Pueblo view of, 10 184,431; 
moon, full, 14 21; 
in ritual transformation process, II 371; 
sulphur, 14 134,4°4, 405n; as lapis, 12 475n; 
symbolism of, 9i 680n; tincture, sc:e above tinetuTa s.v.; tree, 13 40m; 
water/stream, 12 fig. 142L; as 
* 
coloured races, 10 568, 571; and Americans, 10 963-7; reactions to, 10962-7; 
see also Negro 
colour hearing/audition coloree (synesthesia),2 139; 5 237; 6180,684 Colson, T. H., see Philo 
Colucci, Cesare, 2 5°1; "L'AlIenamento ergografico nei normali e negli epilettici," 2 
50m 
Columbus, Christopher, 4 230; 6 
936 
columns, in dream, 8 945 
coma, 8 950-5; 
consciousness during, 8 957 Comarius/Komarios, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 
combination(s): chemical, see chemical s.v.; 
conscious/unconscious, 7 197 combustible liquid, 13424 comet(s), 5 481; 10608; Ishkoodah, 5478 
comic-strips, 9i 465n "CommaJohanneum," and Trinity, II 207n 
"Commentarius," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: De alchemia s.v. Hortulanus 
commissure, 9ii 149, 230 

Mercurial fluid, 12fig· 142G; see also above albedo; dealbatio; leuko~is; red and white; 
xanthos/xanthosis, 5 423; 9ii 195; 12333; 14 28w; see also below yellow; 
yellow/yellowing, 1227°; 
in alchemy, 12 165n; castle, 13 33; man, 13 123; wallflower (cheyri), 13 17m; 
in dream(s)/vision(s): balls, 12 266; light, 1227°; 
emperor, 12 548; 
and fire/light, 5423; 
and green, as opposites, 14 ~ 1 
* 
Commixtio, in the Mass, 11 334-5; 16 454 
common sense, 7 207, 209, 214, 
29°,332; 8742 communication(s): automatic, 1 39, 
45-62, 73; 
impression of, 5 (P458); irruption of collective contents in, 8 599; 
	mediumistidspiritualistic. 	8 
599; origin of, 1 55; role of speech in, 5 14; 
in twilight state, of information, 8 956 
communio, among Aztecs, 11 341 
	Communion/Holy 	Communion! 
Lord's Supper, 5 526; II 76, 418,543; 13 194; blasphemy on, 5 581; 
in Church of England, 18640; controversy on, 6 36, 40; Luther/Zwingli, 6 96-100; and cure, 18 622; 
pagan ritual and, 7 159; survival of, in Christian, 7 384; 
in Protestant Church, 18 625; substances, 13 193; 14 631; in Greek Uniate rite, 11 31 m; symbol, of family and Church, 16 215; 
see also consubstantiation; 

172 

173 

COMMUNION - COMPLEX 

COMMUNION - COMPLEX 

174 
Communion (cont.): 
Mass; transubstantiation; volipresence 
"communion of saints," Church as, 5335 
Communism, 9i 228; 10 559, 10 19; 11 222-4, 688; 18 1320, 1324, 1335-6,1661; 
archaic social order, 10 541, 818; 181272; 
Bolshevism and, 10932; 
idea of community, 10516; ideology of, 10 523, 568; 11 778; 
primitive, 10 504; revolution, 10 559; 
as State prison, 10653; 
as substitute for God, 18 1568-9 
community, 7 113,24°,247,278; archetypal, 5 1 ° 1 ; 
	differentiated 	personalities 
and, 17 248; 
and divine experience, 18 1637; 
idea of, 10516; 
individual and, 18 1351-5, 1676; 
political, 17 231; primitive, 7 173; structure of, 17 248 
companion, theme of, 12 154-5; see also friend(s) 
comparative: anatomy, 13 353n; method, see method s. v.; procedure: as used by]., 5 (Ppxxvi, xxviii), 3, 575; 
	research 	into 	svmbols/ 
symbolism, 13 353, 463' 
comparison(s): by analogy, 5146-7; causative, 5 146; 
choice of, 5 57n; 
functional, 5 147; 
in libido-symbolizing, 5 147 compass: eight points of, 9i 607&n; turning to the north, 9ii 206 compassion: of Buddha, 10 200; 11 921,932; 

of Paracelsus, 13 146 "Compendium artis alchemiae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Bibl. chem. CUT. S.V. Lully 
Compendium theologicae veritatis (attrib. Hugh of Strasbourg), 9ii 133n 
compensation(s), 4 349; 6 693-5 (Def.); 7265,495; 9i 277; 1226, 32,48,51,61,63,106,155,23°; 16 12, 81, 252, 336; 17 18, 25, 153; 
Adler and, 7 1 7o&n; 
animus as, 7 328; archetypal, 18 1232; 
of basic type, 7 63; biological, by dreams, 13 90; childish, 17 24; 
collective, 7 283, 285; 
between conscious and unconscious, see unconscious, the S.v. compensatory relation; 
and creation of wholeness, 5 614; 
downward, 12 230; 
and dreams, see dream(s) s.v.; Elijah as, 18 1529; 
through fantasy, 5 33; feminine, 18 1233; 
goal of, 18 1 138; 
humility and pride, 7 225; instincts, 5625; 
for latent psychosis, 7 192; law of, 13 295; 16 330; 
in man and woman, 9ii 27; between man's animal and evolutionary instincts, 5 653; mythological, 7 284; 
and neurosis, see neurosis s.v.; office as, 7 230; 
and one-sided attitude, 6 28, 3°; 
by opposites, 7 78, 80; optimism as unsuccessful, 7 222,452; 
persona and anima, 7 304; and feminine weakness, 7 309; personal, 7 275, 288; 

principle of, 6 294; 
psychic, 8 489. 545; and psychological, 10 292, 448, 650; in history, 1025°,295; 
of relationships, 7 278; 
of religious problem. 7 287; schizophrenic, 3 567; 
self as, 7 404; 
of self-confidence, by inferiority, 7 457; 
transference as, 16 282: unconscious, see unconscious, the s.v.; 
wrought by fate, 17 90 complementarity, 8 439r!, 440. 54sn; 18 1133; 
human-divine, 11 233 complementation, 8 545 completeness, 7 186; 11 246; 
as feminine, 11 620, 627: 
and perfection, 9ii 123, 171; 12 208; 
voluntary, 9ii 125; 
see also totality; wholeness 
complex(es), 1 93, 132n; 2 357, 378-9, 664, 733-6, 740, 742-7, 1082-7; 3 181, 218, 263, 429, 434,521; 5 122,202,259,5°5; 6 175, 384; 7 137, 432n; 8 255, 856; 10456, lo34n; 11 143; 12 439; 17 170, 200, 204, 211; 18 424,548,9°8,922, 1223; 
TITLES: "The Complex of Being Wronged," 3 258-70; "On the Doctrine of Complexes," 2 134g-56; "A Review of the Complex Theory," 8 194-219; 
in animals, 10 842; 
assimilation of, 8 197, 204-9; 16273; 
and association experiments, 3 506; 4408; 7 20/432; 8 18, 196, 199,253,365,821; 11 21; 17 175; 18147,832; attention-toned, 3 87; autonomous/autonomy of, 1 93; 2 1352-4; 3 74, 183; 595; 6 
175 

41g-21. 923; 7 27/438, 295; 8 203-6,255,582,584,587,593, 710-11; 1121,26,223; 12410; 1347,75; 16266-8,271,438; 18151,546.1256-7; ani ma/-us as. 7 295. 339, 374, 387; and art, 15 115, 122-4, 174; identification with, 7 329; 8 204; overcoming of, 14 308; painfulness of, 8 205, 207; personification of. 7 312-3, 339; 18 150; in schizophrenia, 3 498, 506, 521; 15 174; blocking of, 3 146; 
castration-, 4 342; 9i 138; 13 40W; 18 Ill, 113, 122; Catholics and, 16218; 18612, 615; 
-characteristics, 2 621, 640, 
649,659,675,817,819,91g21, 1324&n, 1363-5, 136g-70; in children (childhood), 3 90; 6 201; 
Christ-, 8 582, 584; 
of collective/personal unconscious, 8 590; 9i 88; 
collision of, 6 468; compensatory function of, 8 
488; 
concealed, 2 41g-20, 983; "conflict," 6 46~; 
in conscious and unconscious, 8 
383-4; 
consciousness of, 18 153, 154; constellating power of, 2 182, 198,664; 392; 443-4,335; 8 19-21; 
-constellation(s), 2 236, 239, 
265,271-2,289,337,339,348, 372,378,6°7,734,742,919;4 44; 8 1 g8-200; 9ii 54; in hysteria, 2 818-19; reaction-time and, 2 290-4, 339, 548n, 552, 606-7,621,645,65°,743-51; type, 2 210, 414&n, 42g-31, 520, 984, 990; 18 963; constellations and, 2 182-4, 198, 664, 733-6; 4 44; 

COMPLEX - COMPLEXIO 

COMPLEX - COMPLEXIO 

complex (cont.): 
definition of, 2 733,1350-1; -delirium, 3 163&n, 164&n; in demonism, 18 1473; 
as demons, 7 2g3-5; 8 204, 712; 
and dream-formations, 3 133, 2g8; 8 210; 11 37; 1738; 
and dreams, 3 122, 181; 18 15°,171,172,432,433; 
effects of, 3 88-106; 8 20g; exteriorized, 8 600; 
ego-, 2 610, (PP 25°.251),664, 1352; 3 102; 8 208, 582, 611, 613-14, 758; 14 47; 18 18. Ig, 149; associations and, 382, 86&n, 135, 218; conscious, 18 90, 153; and cryptomnesic idea, 1 138-9; dreams and, 14 502; energy of, 18 91; in hysterical splits of consciousness, 1 130, 133. 157-63; in schizophrenia, 3 180, 521-2; sleep and, 3 137 (see also ego); Electra-, see Oedipus complex S.v. ; 
emotionally charged. 2 167&n, 178, 198, 237-8, 270, 319, 329-3°, 337, 529, 602. 664, 718, 733n, 892, 1363; in hysteria, 2 7g8; slips of tongue and, 2 547; in value judgements, 2 146, 156; 
endogamy, 3 564; 
erotic, see below sexual; 
and extraversion/introversion, 5259; 
family-/love-, 2 270-1, 616, 618; 
and fantasy, 16 125; 
father-, 2692; 4738; 7294; 9i 162n; 11 24; 18 635; and Freudian school, 4 781; of j.. 10 1026; of man. 3 401; 9i 396; of woman/girl, 7 206; 9i 168n, 3g6, 525; 17216; 
fear of. 8207-15; 
	feeling-toned. 	see 	feeling- 

lone(d) complex; fixation of, 3 75-6; 
free association and, 16 320; functional-, crime and, 1 47980; 
fusion of, 3 I 33-4&n ; house-, see above family-; 
in hysteria/hysterogenic, see hysteria S.v.; 
of ideas, 1 139; 3 56. 59, 71; 4 43; 595; 7 21/434; 13 437; identification with, see above autonomous; 
-image, 2 891; 
and imago, differentiated, 5 62n; 
incest, 3 564; 4 470, 477; 10 659; 18 113, 175,276; incompatibility of, 3 427; -indicator(s), 2 1082; 3 109; 4 335; 862; 10 753n; 18 1155; infantile, 8 712; 
inferiority, 10655; 11 791; 16 216, (PI65); 18332, 509; intelligence-, 2 985-6; 
and Jewish problems, 10 963, 1024; 
in Jews/ProtestantS/Catholics, 16218; 18612; 
and "life-wound," see Bleuler; loss and revival of, 8 590&n; love-, see above family-; 
love as obsessional c., 3 102, 1°4; 
luminosity of, 1447,27°,5°2; masked reactions, 2 2 go; masturbation-, 2 6g8; memory-, 2 612; 6201; 7130; modern art and, 10 755; money-, 2 611; 18 99; mother-,4 1500; 5 392n. 56gn. 585; 7 173,294; 8711.721; 9i 96• 138-9. 141; TITLES: "The Mother-Complex," 9i 161-71; "Positive Aspects of the Mother-Complex," 9i 172-86; in America, 5 272; of daughter/feminine. 9i 163. 

167-71, 175; Goethe's, 8 707; in man. 9i 162-6, 175; 13 131; negative,9i 170, 184-6, 31ln; positive, 9i 172-82; of son, 9i 162-6; types of, 9i (P8?n); and neuroses, see neurosis s. v. nuclear, 4 354,562-3; 818,19; numinosity of, 13 437; 
of observer/analyst, 8213; 168; obsessionar,3 104; 
Oedipus-, see Oedipus complex; origin of, 6 924-6; 8 594; "over-valued," 6467&n; 
in paranoia, 3 73; 
parents' own, 4 7 29n; 10 62; 17 107, 219, 330; 
patient's parental, 4 303-6, 409; 6 201, 927-9; 7 293-4; 16 357; 
of personal grandeur, 3 211, 
214; 
personality-,3 17, 83; 
as a personality(-ies), 18 149, 153; 
personification of, 18 150 (see also above autonomous); possession and, 8 204; 9i 220; 16 196; 
power, 6 344, 625, 782; 16542; 17215; 18275,276,279 (see also Adler, A. s.v.); pregnancy-, 2 605. 610; prison-, 1 218; 
projection of, 5 644; -proneness, 1062; 
psychology, 9i 84; 10 887; 13 435; 14686; 16 115; 18 1298 (see also analytical psychology); racial and national, 5 45; repressed, 3 70, 76, 93, 141; 8 5go; 11 22; 
resistance to, 4 43, 80, 349; resolutionltransformationldissolution/reintegration of. 4 41; 5 48; 7 Ml; 14 308; 16 268, 273; 
Saviour. 18352,354.358,359. 36g; 

schizophrenia and, see schizophren~a S.v.; 
school-, 2 816, 847; 
sejunction of, 6 467; -sensitiveness, 3 87, 104, 106, 141,433; 
sexual/erotic, 2 198, 245-8, 381.610,612-14, 61g, 676,679, 680,682,685-6,695-7°2,851, 891, 906; 3 92, 102, 104-5, 140, 213, 277-96, 436; 6 344-5.471; 8 209; in dreams, 2 716,823-44; in hysteria, 2816, 845-62; reaction-time in, 2 2g5. 610-12, 614; 
and sleep disturbances, 3 137, 181 ; 
social, 18 547; soul-, see soul s.v.; spirit-, 8 587; 
as splinter psyche, 8 203-4; split-off, 3 59; 5 39; 6 923; 11 22; 1348; 16134; 18383; stability of, 5 1 I ?n; subjective,7141; 
suppression of, 2 417-19; tendency to self-normalization, 3581; 
theory, 7 432; 8582; 17 128n; 18 1155; 
thought-,3 256.435; tormenting, 18 1080; traumatic, 16262, 266; unconscious(ness) and, 1172; 2 208-14; 6 175; 8 Ign; 11 22; "wave-like" character of, 8 20 I; working through. 1738,49 
complexio oppositorum, 9i 257. 555; 
9ii 1 un, 237. 245; 11 (P358); androgyne as. l4528; 
Christ as, 18 1632, 1650, 1668; God as, 18 1640. 1668; in Nicholas Cusanus, see Cusanus s.v.; 
Holy Ghost as. 11 277-9; 18 1553; 
Mercurius as. 10 727; self as. see self S.v.; 

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comPlexio oppositurum (cont.): 
son of heavenly nuptials as, 11 712; 
Star of David as, 18 1617; in a third, 8 401; 
unicorn as, 12 526; 
see also coincidentia oppositorum; coniunctio s, v, oppositorum 
components of sexuality, 4 248, 253 composition: of liquids, 13 (P62); literary, of manic patient, 1 214,216; 
patient's autobiographical, 1 399; 
process of, 9i 582; 
of the waters, 1386,88, 12J, 135, 139, 143 
compound words as reactions, 2 73 "comprehend," see etymologys,v, comprehension, 3 3 I, 393; 8454; 
and association, 1 3 I 7; 
and distractibility, 1 240; etymology, see etymology .I, v,; faulty, 1 338; 
reduced, 1 333; 
retention of, despite loss of knowledge, 1 285; 
and senseless answers, 1 371 compromise: collective, 7 237; formation(s), 3 141; 7 246 compulsion(s), 3 539; 6 146, 615, 
684; 7373; 9ii 216; 14151,225; automatic, 3 539; 5 185; 6472, 609, 654, 663; 
cleanliness, 2 793, 839; conscience and, 10843; 
in love, 17327; 
negative, 1 279; 
neurosis, 6472,609,654,663; 7285-6; 8 297, 702; 9ii 17; 16 3,372; 17182; 18282,284 (see also obsessional neurosis); pathological, 1 460; 
of stars (Heimarmene), 5 102&n, 644; 6 355; 
in types: extraverted intuitive, 6615; sensation, 6 609 
compulsive/-ness, 6670; 8 293; 

associations, see association(s) s,v, ; 
feelings, 6 306; one-sidedness of, 6 347; thinking, see thinking .I, v, 
Con an Doyle, Sir Arthur, 15 137 conation, 4 282; 1851,1601 concentration, 9i 710; 11 63, 942; 
1338; 
among primitives, 10 I I I; Eastern, 11 827; 
failure of, 11 784; 
see also atten tion 
concentration camps, 9ii 96; 10 404, 479, 1019; 13 466; 18 1374&n, 1379; see also Maidenek 
concept(s), 5 20 I; abstract, 2 47-8; building, 17 (PP4-5); 
common intermediate, 2 83-4; concrete, 2 47-8; 
and experience, 9ii 60,63,65; and feelings, 1 148; 
generic, 6 44-5, 48--5°, 55; meaning of term, 10 1012; 11 981&n, 991,1013 
conceptio, 16467 
conception (biological), 17 40; 
by breath/wind, 5 488; 8 662; 9i 107; 
of Christ, by wind, 9i 108--9; failure of, 9i 170; 
Immaculate, see Mary/Mother of God s,v,; 
miraculous, 9i 282; 
virgin, 5 497 
conceptions, general, spiritual, see life S.v. spiritual 
conceptualism, 16 498; see also Abelard s.v, 
concert, unpleasant episode at, 1 
267, 297 
concordance(s), psychic, 8 228, 229 Concorricci, 9ii 139, 2200 concretism(-ization),6 29, 36, 52, 57, 
516,696-9 (Def.); 7389; 13 140, 220; 18 1564; 
Bolshevistic, 18 1569; 

in Communion, 6 96; of God, 7 395, 403; of intellect, 7 361; 
of memory, 6 201; 
as primitive superstition, 7 352 concubine, 11 986 concupiscentia/concupiscence, 9i 630; 9ii 174, 199; 10 340-2, 555; 16 
361; 
effrenata, 5425; 
and natural instincts, 5 223 concussion, 17 199a 
condemnation, 11 519 condensation(s), 3 109, 218; 4 91, 
165; 
in dream, 3 50&n; 
of ideas, 3 44, 267, 300; verbal, 3 157 
condensing apparatus, 13 1 17; see 
also vas/vessel 
Condillac, E, B. de, 8 197; 10 370 conditionalism, 3 480, 533 
conduct, principles of, 13 433 confession (psychological), 7 278; 
16 24, 135, 153, 503; 17 154; 
in analysis, parallel to religious c,,3 152; 4431-5; 7 218; 11 873; 16 123; 
analytical psychology and, 18 1811 ; 
patient's, 1 53; 4 462-3; 11 519; 123; 16 138, 150; of simulation, 1 329, 391; 
psychology as su bjective-, 4 774; 
public, 17 154 
confession (religious), 4 434; 11 
448; 1224; 18513,613,618; 
in Catholic Church, see Church, Catholic s,v.; 
formulae of, 4 106; 
in Mass, 11 390; decline of, 11 862; 
negative, in Egypt, 6 962; 10 158; 
and Protestants, 11 33, 78, 86, 544; 
public, 17 154; 18 558; 

see also confession (psychological) s.v. in analysis 
confessional, see Church, Catholic s,v, 
confessionalism, 18 1466, 1468 confidence: need of mutual, in analysis, 17 181; 
in self, see self (I) S. v, configurations, archetypal, of the unconscious, 13304 confirmamentum (Paracelsan neologism), 13 173 
confirmation, 7 384; 16 2 I 5; lessons, 9i 30 
Confiteor, 10 674 
conflagration, hysteric's vision of, 1 130 
conflict, 4 295, 353-4; 5 175; 7 I ~ 19/432-4, 27/438, 49, 95, 116, 218/450, 253, 257, 359, 382; 9i 522-3; 11443, 522, 532, 779-80; 12 32, 37, 193, 195, 231, 233, 251,259; 13 15, 17-18, 149, 155, 163, 238, 293; 16 392, 398-9, 470; 17 (P5), I I, 16,204,249; 
actual, 4 407; body/spirit, 14672; child/adult, 4 354; 
with collectivity, 7 504; 
of conscience, 12489; conscious realization of, 14 514; 
conscious transference of, 5 95; of conscious and unconscious mind,3 529; 7 18,27; 10558; 11 392; 12 59, 186, 188, 193; 14 705; (see also below unconscious); 
in dreams, 7 21-2,277; 8491; 11 37; 
of duty, 13 229-30; East/West, 11 770; ego/instinct, 7 43; ego/unconscious, 8 706; erotic, see erotideroticism .I, v. ; father/mother world, 12 27; Faustian, 7 43; 
fundamental human, 5 1; 

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CONFUCIUS - CONSCIENCE 

conHin (('onf.): 
and !{ilted child, 1725°; !{oocl/e,'il,7 28g-90; 1225; with hi!{hest values, 7 394; individual, 7 440; 
in hill tile, 4 562; 
inner/outer world, 7 327, 404; insoluble, 7 147,29°; instinct/conventional morality, 4 G07: 
intensity of, 3 480; 
in li"es of artists, 15 158; Ime/duty, 4 607; 
11101''11, 3 466, 480; 4 583, 598-9, G53; 7 224-5; 11 541, 941; 16 ~2; 
motif 01, 14 670; 
nature/spirit, 8 680--1; 10558; 14674: 
and neurosis, 3 516; 7 16; 18 66~, 664; 
neurotic, 5 252; 7206,426; of opposi tes, see opposi tes s. v. ; in Paracelsus, 13 147; 
of parents, 17 84; 
pathogenic, 7 16,20,27,426; psychidmental/internal, 3 480; 5 254; 1653,25°; and clergyman, 11 549; and psychogenic diseases, 81)75; 
and repression, 5 92-4; 7 2371 458: 
science/religion; knowledge! faith, 10 558; 11 762-3, 768, 864; 13 149; 
self as, 12 24; 
with shadow, 742; 
situation, 11 258; "Son" stage as, 11 ~72; 
solution of, 4 606; 7 206, 216; 17 181, (P4); 
of types, see type(s) s.v.; unconscious, 7 426, 432; and Protestantism, 11 547; 
of unconscious with itself, 5 395; 
with the unconscious, 13 455 (see also above of conscious and 

unconscious mind) Confucius/Confucianism, 9i 5g8; 10 326; 11 10, 516, 976, 995, 1001; 12 548, fig· 259; 
Ch'un-ts'iu (Confucian text) 12 jig. 260; 
K'ung-t~'ung-tse, 12jig. 260 confusion(s), 8 593; 9i 496; 9ii 304; 
108°4; 
emotional, 1 423; 10 805; disturbance of memory in, 1 319; as motivation for simulating insanity, 1 320; and "stagefright" etc., 1 307; hallucinatory, 1 278-80; mental, 1 30g-IO, 324, 330, 423 
"Congeries Paracelsicae chemicae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: 
Theatr. ehem. s.v. Dorn congregation: function in the Mass, 
113°7; 
represented by Eucharistic matter, 11312; 
as sacrificial gift, 11 403 eoniugium soli~ et lunae, 9i 295 eoniunetiQ/conjunction, 5 330; 9i 246,326; 10766; 11 738; 12334, 
340, 537n, 559,jig· 227; 13 170n, 19°,223, 234&n, 278,457; 14 12, 15, 154,392,524,654,7°1,748; 16 353-6, 42 In, 451, 458, 499, 5°1,538; 
TITLES: "The Components of the Coniunctio," 14 1-35; "The Conjunction," 14 654-789; 16 457-66; Mysterium Coniunctionis, 14; 
of Adam and Eve, 9ii 322; 13 jig. B4; 
animalanimus, 16469; 
animal' cum corpore, see body s. v. soul and; 
archetype of, 14 88, 201; 16 353n, 501; 
brother/sister, see incest; 
cross as medium of, 13 457; fourfold, see below tetraptiva; 

in Gnosticism, 9i 295, 297; heaven/earth, 12 fig. 74; 
as hierosgamos, 8 900; 16 4°1, 458,5°0; 
in horoscopes, 8 87g-83, 989; image (alchemical) of, 16 355; king/daughter, 12454; king/queen,9i612; 12jig. 116; 16410,414,415; 
king/son, 122100; 
lapis/son, 12 140&n,fig· 13; maxima, see·sep. entry below; Mercurius and, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
mother/son, see mother and son s.v. incest; 
on mountain, 12 209; mysterium of, 9ii 117; 14 200, 662, 664; 
Nous/Physis, 12410,436,438, 440; 14548; 
oppositorum/of opposites, 8 900; 9ii 58,72, 124, 13°,256,3°4, 425; 10767,801; 11 716, 738; 12436,jigs. 167,226; 18 1627; on animal level, 14338n; 
as psychic synthesis, 14657; 
of red man and white woman, 14 174,3°7; 
in the retort, 14 657; 
of royal pair, 9i 612; Sol/Luna, sun/moon, marriage/union, 8 869, 880, 899, 988; 12 475n, 484n, 558, 
jigs. 13, 23, 27, 32, 113, 141, 223; 13 105n, 157; 14 2n, 21, 25, 27,44, 87, 106, 134, 161, 163, 171, 174, 177, 1800, 188, 195, 276, 307, 436, 517, 532, 625&n, 630&n, 631; 16 401, 410, 42In, 451, 454, 457-68, 538n; ascendent/descendent in, 8 869&n; at new moon, 14293; soul/body, see body s.V. soul and; 
sPirituum, 12jig. 268; stages of, 14 66g-80; and suffering, 13 450; 

supracelestial, 13 190; symbolism of, 14 523n, 669, 67°; tetraptit1aJfourfold/noblest, 13 
357&n; 
and transference neurosis, 16 
533; 
tree as medium of, 13457; triptativalthreefold, of Trinity, 13357&n; 
two Mercurii, 12 484n; of two and three, 9i 679; upper/lower, 12 fig. 78; 
of woman with dragon, 14 15, 30, 168,293,65711,669; 
see also hierosgamos; incest; marriage; opposites, union of; . syzygy 
eoniunctio(nes)/maxima( -ae) , 9ii 1300, 136, 137n, 153, 154, 156, 172; 11 92 
Connelly, Marc: The Green Pastures, 
11 266n 
connoisseurs, 11 970 
Connolly, R. Hugh (ed.): The Socalled Egyptian Church Order and Derived Documents, 11 3 13n; Church Order of Hippolytus 
in, 11 313 
Conrad of Wiirzburg, 9i 653 conscience, 7 311, 4°1; 10563,8°7; 
128, 24n; 16390; 
TITLE: "A Psychological View of Conscience," 10825-57; collective, 6 306, 318; 7333; conflict of, 12 489; 
"Court of", 7332; 
effect on psychic life, 1 3200; of Epimetheus, 6 284-5, 299&n, 311, 318,45°; exploration of, 18 561; intellectual, 7 159; 
moral and ethical, 10 856-7; morality of, 10 855; 
nature of, 10 825-7; 
and neurosis, 18 1408; paradox of, 10 835; Protestant, 11 86; 

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CONSCIENTIA - CONSCIOUSNESS 

conscience (cont.): 
relation to moral precepts, 10 836; 
"right" and "false," 10 840; 
scientific, 7 365; 
and synchronicity, 10850; want of, and neurosis, 8 685; see also voice/vox s. v. Dei 
conscientia peccati, 10827 conscientiousness, 9ii 46 conscious: 
TITLE: "Conscious, Unconscious and Individuation," 9i 489-524; 
attitude, see attitude s. v.; contents, 7 511-19; in dreams, 5 261; and sacrifice of primal beings, 5 650; 
differentiation, 6 179; 13395; discrimination, 13 287; expectations, 13 19; 
fear of becoming, 8 244; judgement, 1323; morality, 13434; 
motives, Freud and, 17 17n; processes, adaptation and, 5 258; 
psyche, 7 27, 234, 274,438; 13 478; -, conscious activity, 5 10; -, conscious image, 13 75; as psychic modality, 8 249; psychic processes, causally explicable, 15 135; 
realization, 13 293; 
self becoming, 12 105n; 
and unconscious, see unconscious and conscious; 
way, 13 28; 
will, 13 13, 44; 
willing, 13 18 
conscious mind, 7 27, 110, 344; 13 20-1,229,307; 1651,62,84,88, 111,201,406; 17 189, 199a, 200, 281,313; 
Adlerian psychology and, 11 539; 
of alchemist, 16440; animus and, 5 615; 
182 

archetype and, see archetype(s) s.v. ; 
and articulation of unconscious contents, 1626; 
assimilation of contents from unconscious, 5 631; 
and associations, 1 172; attitude of, see attitude s.v. conSCIOUS; 
characteristics of, 16 3 17; 
and collective unconscious, 5 683; 
and compensation, 5 9; by unconscious, 12 26; 
complexes and, 11 22; 
cramp in, 1323; 
directedness of, 8 132, 135; and dreams, 16334; 
and ego, see ego s. v. ; 
energy attracted by unconscious from, 5 671; 
and fantasy-products, 5 39, 468,683; 
gets stuck, 5 617; 
hybris of, 16 216; 
impatience of, 13 21; individual differences in content,5258; 
inhibitive action of, 16 125; removed in mania, 18830; and instinct, conflict, 5 615; instinctive roots of, 16251; integrative powers of, 16 270; intervention of, 12 111,438; language of, 13 44; lopsiqedness of, 18 429; 
and loss of energy, 16372; and man a-personality , 5 612; narrowness of, 18 13,755; 
and objective psyche, 12 48; one-sidedness of,' see onesidedness; 
overvaluation of, 16 51, 108; in primitives, see primitive(s) s.v. consciousness; 
and primordial image, 5 260, 681; 
and projected content, 12 436; 

psyche not identical with, 16 201,204; 173°2; 
rejection of unconscious, 5450, 462; 
secrets and, 16 125; 
not totality of man, 11 390; and transformation, 5 35 I; 14 503; 
tyrannized by memories, 1 176; and unconscious, see unconscious and conscious mind; whims of, 7 243n; 
widening of, 9i 316 
consciousness, 6 700 (DeL); 7 41, 235/456, 236, 243/464, 244, 270, 366, 389, 500, 507; 9i 634; 11 658,839,897-9°0; 13 11-17,20, 28, 53, 55, 62, 119, 126, 187n, 244, 324, 396; 14 117&n, 125, 141,261,330; 17 169; 18542; 
TITLES: ''The Detachment of Consciousness from the Object," 13 64-71; "The Disintegration of Consciousness," 13 46-56; "The Effects of the Unconscious upon Consciousness," 7 202-65; "The Relation of the King-Symbol to Consciousness," 14498--513; absolute, 7 292; 
abstracting attitude of, see abstracting s.v.; 
and adaptation, 4 553; to present, 8 324; 
adaptive function of, 10 14; alteration(s) of, 17 137; 18725; caused by numinosum, 11 6; alternating states of, 1 25,279, 280; 
always ego-consciousness, 17 326; 
amnesic split, 1 130; 
anomalies of, in dementia praecox, 3 160; approximative, 8 387; archetype as foundation of, 10 656; 
archetype of, 14504; 
183 

articulated,8 687; 
and artistic creation, 15 139; and assimilation of unconscious material,6 184n; 
association and, see association s.v. ; 
assumed unity of, 8 200; attitude of, see attitude s. v.; autarky of, 12 174; 
in Autopator, 9ii 298; beginnings of, 1783; 18297; beyond, 7 302; 
and the "Beyond," 18752; 
not biochemically explicable, 10655; 
birth of, 5 500; 
broadening of, 13291 (see also below extension; widening); and opus, 9ii 230; 
as Buddha, 11 839; 
cannot comprehend whole, 9ii 171; 
catatonic, 3 12; 18 844; categories of, seven, 8 293-4; and causes and ends, 9ii 253; and cerebrum, 9i 42; 
and change, 17 260; 
in child, see child s.v.; childish, 12 74-5, 79; Chinese, 13 57; 
Christ, as archetype of, 13299; Christian, see Christian/Christianity s.v.; 
circumferential, 13 40; civilized, 13 229; 
clarification of, 13 291; 
clarity of, 13 43, 59; 
clouding of, 18732; 
collective, 7 229; 8405,423-4; 9i 2n; 12 92; 13 463; of our time, 185; 
coming of, 14 12gt; 
coming to, 14 6, 152, 180&n, 309, 318, 486; 
and compensation of instinctive certainty, 5 673; 
and complexes, 7 295; 
conflict within, 9i 483; 

CONSCIOUSNESS 

CONSCIOUSNESS 

consciousness (cont.): 
of consciousness, 11 890; consolidation of, 5 553; 9i 47; contemporary hypertrophy of, 11 442; 
contents of, 3 56, 443; 17185; continuity of, 11 53; 
cosmic, 10 281; 
cramp of, 12 201; 13 20; created by psyche, 17 165; creative, 13 59; 
cult of, 13 51; 
and cure of neurosis, 1653; dark background of, 11 776; dawn of, 8 751; 10288; 12556; 13 118; 18 204; 
dawning and extinction, 5425; daylight of, 13 290; 
daytime, 7 273; 
and death, 8 801; 
deep and restricted (Gross), 3 419; 
defective, 7 253; defensive, 3 530; 
definition of, 6 700; 14 522/1; 18 18; 
deflection of, 16 395; depotentiated, 16399; descendant of unconscious, 8 676; 
detached/detachment of, 11 816; 1343,65-6,68-9,78; 15 186-8,191-3; in yoga, 11871; development of, 5 674; 11 442; 13 90; 14 338n, 773; 17 130, 144, 211; 18 439, 1493; in Buddhism, 18 1578; in child, 17 103; and separation from mother, 5 351; 
differentiation of, 7 329; 8344, 345; 9i 565; 9ii 298; 10 280, 281, 284; 11 245, 268, 758; 12 60,77,84; 13247,291,453; 14 603,672; 16387; 18361; Trinity and, 11 268; 
dimming of, 18787; 
as discrimination, 6 179; 9ii 410; 10657; 1230, 563; 
184 

disintegration of, 3 55, 59, 76; 10 286; 13 46; 17 260; disorientation of, 16 476; dissociability or, 1 423; 8 202; 9i 190; 18447; 
dissociated, and memory, 1 110; 
dissociation of, .lee dissociation s.v. ; 
dissolution of, 9i 254; 11 829; 12 116; 
disturbances of, 1 305, 425; 8 639; 
diurnal, 14 128; 
division of/divided, 1 119; 7 305; 13 324; 
dominants of, see dominants s.v. ; 
double, 11,25; 3105; 8 351-2, 365, 396; and amnesia, 1 130; and new character formation, 1 136; and submersion in role, 1 304; 
in dreams, 8 580; 17 113-14; dreams as compensators of, 7 489; 1226; 
Eastern view of, 11 774; eclipse of, 1865,447; ectopsychic contents of, 18 77; ego, see ego-consciousness; as centre of, see ego S.v. centre; egocentric nature of, 14 660; as effect of anima, 13 62; emancipation of, 11 245, 442; 18 1658; 
emptying/empty state of, 6 187, 199, 201; 7 357; 11 890, 8g8; 18874; 
an end result, 17 102; 
energy of, 9i 248; enhancement of, 11 245; enlargement/extension of/widened, 7 243n, 275, 292; enlargers of, 9i 288; 
entry of cryptomnesic image, 1 139-48, 166; 
essential to man, 8412; evolution of, 18 1235; 

exclusive belief in, 18 559; expansion of, 9i 454; 13.fig. 3; experimental state of, 18440; extension of, 14 742; 16 387; 17 326; 18 595, 755; knowledge as, 16393; 
extinction of, 12437; 13456; extravert's attitude of, 6563-7; extraverted, 7 309; 
eye as symbol of, 9i 593; 1447, 117n,271; 
father as, 11 270; and feeling, 18 16; 
and feeling-toned (memory) complexes, 1 170; 2 610; 
field of, 8 382n; 9ii 2,4,5; finite, 13 210; 
fire as, 13 187n; 
first stage of, 8 755; 
flooded, 7 270; 
foundation of, 5 624n; 
four orienting functions of, see function(s) S.l'. four, of consciousness; 
fragmentation of/fragmented, 8202,731; 
and fraud, 1 466; 
free of contents, 13 56; freeing of, 11 245; 
fringe of (Tames), 3 569n; 8 382; 1837,465,474,511; functions and, see function(s) s.v.; 
and God, 11 575, 594; God-image and, 9ii 303; Greeks and, 11 373; group-, 10280-1; 
growth of, 8 655; and problems, 8 750, 754; 
head is seat of, 13 107; heart as, 12 462n; 
heightening of, 13 291; and transference, 16420; 
higher, 7 87, 198, 291; 8615, 617,638,643,645,767; 9i82, 247, 288, 506; 10 824; 11 775&n; 13 17,25,71,96,238, 247,391; 16471; characteris- 
185 

tics of, 8 249; dangers of. 8 695; evolution of, 13 H2: "than the gods," 5 670; why seek?, 9i 177; 
history of modern, 12 40: horizontal axis of, 10 776; h. development, 8 649, 656; 
as hui, 132811,37; 
hybris of, 11 141; 
in hysteria, 1 15; 
hysterical splits of, 1 130; identification with, 14 330: identity of, in somnambulistic attacks, 1 15; 
illumination of, 13 308; and expansion of, 13.fig. 3: 
illusion of supremacy of. 13 76; importance of, 9ii 355: incompatible contents, 8 702: individual, 7 150; 11 767: 13 46; basis of, 17 307; and consciousness, 4 728; content of. 5 258; as superstructure based on collective unconscious, 17 208; 
ineffectual, 17 84; infantile, 4 369; 
and infantile attitude, struggle. 4739; 
inferior, 9i 40; 
inflation of, 12 320. 559, 562-3; 
inner and central, 13 40: and instincts, 5 337: integration of, 14 262. 265: as intellectus, 12369; intensification of, 13 29; 
as intermittent phenomenon, 189; 
interval in continuous process, 8227; 
introspective, 5 669; 
introvert's attitude of, 6 620-5; invasion of, 18 836, 837; king-symbol and,see king.l.v. as consciousness; 
language of, 13 395; 
lapis and, 13 287; 

CONSCIOUSNESS 

CONSCIOUSNESS 

consciousness (cunt.): lapses of, 16 126; 
levels of, 11 891; new level of, 11 779; 
Leviathan and development of, 
9ii 185; 
libido tendencies and, 5 659; and life, 13 28-30, 33; separation of, 13 30; union of, 13 29-30, 33-7; 
and light, ,\Pe light .1.11.; limits of, 12 247; 
localization of, 13 334; 18 17, 1331; in cerebrum, 18 14; longing for nature, 5 299; 8 750; 
loss of, 8 949; 
its loss: of numinous symbols, 18 583; of previous impressions, 1 183; 
lowered threshold of, 18829; lucidity of, 3 161; maladaptation of, 9i 61; 
man more than, 11 140; masculine/male, 7 330; 9i 296; 11 711; 1226,192; 13453; 14 221-2,224,619; compensated by anima, 7 328; union with feminine unconscious, 5 672; 14 181; 
and material objects, 8 745; modern, 13 437; Iow level of, 11 442; 
monotheism of, 13 51; 
moon as, in woman, 14 159, 227; 
moral, 7 218; 11 390; 13 244; 14607; 
as moral criterion, 11 696; most individual part of man, 16254; 
motor automatism, 1 146; 
and moulding of human nature, 5 674; 
myths and coming of, 9ii 230; narrowing of, 3 160; narrowness/narrow: intensive (Gross), see introverted type 
186 

s.v.; limits of, 8 812; 1353; natural, 13 299; 
nature of, 8 610; 11 897; new and universal, 15201; normal, 17 102; 
one-sidedness of, ,\('(' onesidedness s.v.; 
ordering principles of, 13433; origin of, 8 754; 
overvaluation of, 17 343; 
and Pandora's jewel, 6 300; 
is partisan, 1344; 
passion for, 11 542; 
penumbra of, 7 330; perception of life-process, 8 277; 
personal and su pra-personal, 
1699; 
phenomena of, 8 10; 
and physical world, 18 12; possession by, 13 51; precariousness of, 11 29; precondition: of being, 10528; of ego, 8611; 
present-day, 10 150; 1274; 13 45; 
present level of, 13 248; primitive, 4 738; 11 29,339; 13 341; 14657; 18 15,754; lacks coherence, 9i 213; and myths, 9i 264; 
primordial night of, 10 282; problematical state of, 6 886-7; processes of, and instinct, 8 264; 
and projection, 11 140; 14 129, 520, 696-7, 742; 
Protestant cult of, 1371; psyche and, 3 6; 4 175, 317, 782; 8 362, 380, 385, 397; 9i 490; 11 21, 68-9, 141, 389, 441-2, 906; 12 562; 14 274, 501; 16 201; 17 112; 18439, 601, 798, 1230; 
as ps ych ic ex is tence, 11 2 1 ; and psychic otherness, 9i 289; psychological determinants of, 4525; 

psychology(-ies) of, 7 406; 8 658; 188; 
quaternary structure of, 13 208; 
rare states of, 1 1; rational, 13 286, 474; 
rational attitude, 1259,68, 74, 112; 
rebirth from darkness, 5 558; reconstitution of, scope of, 1 294; 
reduced intensity of, 9i 263-4; regression of, 12 563; 
relation to whole man, 10832; relativity of, 8 397; 
relics of early stages, 9i 4671l; and religion, 11 555, 557; renewal of, 14 520; 
requires recognition of unconscious, 9i ~ 78; 
restricted states of, 7 6, 415; 18 13; 
restriction of, 1 21, 74, 285, 421; 3 12; and senseless answer, 1 279; 
return of complex to, 8 590; return to darkness, 9i 256; rootlessness of, 16 216; secondary, 8 366; 
secondary complexes of, 1 126; seeks unconscious opposite, 7 78; 
of self, fear of, 11 23; 
as self-cognition of universe, 17 165; 
semiotic contents, 8 366; 
in semi-somnambulism, 1 779; 
and sense-functions, 8 367, 657; 
shadow and, 9ii 14; 12 38; 14 175,342,514,741; 
shallow extensive (Gross), see extraverted type s. v. Gross; shift of, 12 26; 
shift in localization of, 8 955; sine q'/.UL nun of psychic life, 8 658; 
187 

in sleep, 8 296; 
Sol as, 14 116, 121, 127, 172, 424, 504, 519-20 (see also b('low sun); 
son as, 5'393; soul and, 9i 57; 
split/splitting of, 4 30; 10 552, 680; in misreading, 1 157; splitting off of, 8 808, 952; and splitting of Original Man, 9ii 320; 
and splitting of primary instinct, 5 226; 
stages of, 11 270, 272, 890; strengthening of, 13292; sub-/super-/supra-, 12 175, 397; 13 229; 
subject and object in, 9i 46; subjective, entanglement in, 18 601; 
as subjective psyche, 1248; subjectivization of, 6 622-3, 625-6, 636, 639 (see also subjective factor); 
subliminal, 8 356n, 382n; sudden flashes of, 17 207; 
sun as, 9i 697; 1447, 128, 152, 219, 307, 498, 501 (see also above Sol); 
superiority of, 16502; supraliminal, 1 122, 290; supremacy of, 9i 49; 
as surface or skin, 18 11; switching off, 11 875; symbol(s) and, 6 204; 13 397; symptomatic contents, 8 366; 
a temporary state, 16 205; threshold of, 1 29, 73; 3 439, 453, 510, 569; 7 20g!444; 8 366,588; 9ii 3; 14 257n; lower and upper, 8367; potential, 17 199a; 
total, impossible, 8 249; 
totality transcends, 10 635; 12 247; 
training of, 14 283; transformation of, 14 183n; transitoriness of, 8 673; 

CONSECRATION - CONVERSATION 

CONSECRATION - CONVERSATION 

188 
189 
consciousness (cont.): twilight state of, 13 122; 
two attitudes of (Promethean and Epimethean) 6 310; tyrannized by the unconscious, 1 184; 
and unconscious, see unconscious and consciousness; unconscious elements and, 3 439,440; 
undifferentiated, 6 199; 
union: with collective/unconscious psyche, 12 68, 115; with Orthos, 18 755; 
unity of, 8 365; 1347; 18 151, 443; only a desideratum, 9i 190; 
universal, 9i 520; uprooted, 13 13,3°,72; urge of, 9i 563; 
value of, 18754; weakening of, 3 I, 2, 56; 
and Weltanschauung, 8 695-6; Western, 7317; 1384; 18562; whence it comes, 11 533; 
why it exists, 8695; 
widening of/wider, 8 615, 637, 638, 639, 641, 642, 645, 695, 751,767; 137,84,391; 142°5, 209,297,306,342,426-8,779; woman's different from man's, 7330; 14 222-4; 
world's, splitting of, 11 443; Yahweh's, 11 638 
consecration, in the Mass, 11 3°7, 322-5, 334; 12 417, 486-9; 13 110; 
inner meaning, 11 307; as miracle, 11 379; 
and shaving the head, 11 348; words of, 11 378 
consensus gentium, 7 110; 18 632; and death, 8 804; 
and religion, 8 807 
consensus omnium/generalis, 8 821; 9ii 54, 57, 84, 276; 10 563; 11 294; 18567 
conservatism, psychic, 13 12 

conservatives, 7 198 consideratin, 13 20111 consideration, lack of, 3 158 Consignatio, 11 333, 336 
"Consilium coniugii," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Ars. chem. s.v.; Bibl chem. cur. s.v.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
constancy: principle of, 8 34; 
virtue of sapphire, 13 321 Constantine, Arch of, in dream, 59 Constantine, Emperor, 13 157 constellation(s), 2 186&n, 191-3, 
226, 243-4, 258,312, 340, 363, 607; 8 198; 9ii 54; 
TITLE: "The Family Constellation," 2 999-1014; 
of archetype, see archetype s. v. ; in association experiments, 4 47; 
celestial, see sep. entry below; 
of childhood sexuality, 4 224; definitions of, 2 733; 
in epilepsy, 2 539, 555; family, 2 999-1014; 
in feeble-minded, 2 193, 509; in hysteria, 2 192, 210; increase of, 2 337; 
reaction time and, see complex s.v. constellation; theriomorphic, 4 335; 5 145; type: complex, see complex s.v. constellation, type; simple, 2414,427-8; 
unconscious, 4 335; 592,681; 11 780; 
see also complex constellation(s), heavenly/celestial, 8 
325; 
Bear, see Bear; 
Dragon, 8 394; 14 176; Engonasi (The Kneeler), 14 493n; 
Orion, see Orion constipation, 17 141 constitution: 
TITLE: "The Significance of Constitution and Heredity in 

Psychology," 8 220-31; inherited, 17228; 
and psyche, 8 220-1; psychopathic, 17 245 
constructive method/standpoint, see 
method(s) ,L v. constructive consubstantiation, doctrine of, 696 consultation, reactions after, 3 494 consummation of universe, 9ii 400 contagion: by example, 17 253; 
mental, 18 46, 156, 318; attitude and, 8 630: 
psychic, 4 7°1; 
unconscious, 17 255 
"contained" and "container," 10 253,255; 17 331C-4 containment, motif of, 5 351 contamination(s), 3 39, 42-4, 49; 7 
144,373; 165°1, 503; "all-", 11 817; 
and images, 11 783; 
of opposites, see opposites s.v.; through mutual unconsciousness, 18 323, 345; 
by unconscious, 12 31, 145, 192, 204, 242n, 295; 
of unconscious, 14401 
contemPlatio, 13 20 In contemplation, 9i 562, 633: 13 46n, 64, jig. A5; 14 709; 16 134; 17 2°7; 
Christian and yogic, 11 937; of life of Jesus, 13 20W; sage in, 13 46; 
tree of, 13414; 
see also meditatio; meditation 
contemporary events: 
TITLES: Preface and Epilogue to Essays on Contemporary Events, 10 (PP 177-8), 458-87; "Margin alia on Contemporary Events," 18 1360-83; 
content(s): 
TITLE: "The Content of the Psychoses," 3 320-87; autonomous, 7 4°0, 402, 403; psychic, 3 56; 
repressed, 13 51; 

unconscious, see unconsciou contents 
see also IInder conscious; cor sciousness; unconscious 
context: in dream(s), 12 38, 4! 403: 18248,485. 1380; interpre tation of, 12 48-50; 16 31 ~ 321-2; 17 114; 18 1391; 
importance in psychology, 14: 
taking up, 8 542 
contiguity, 3 221/,41 
continents, four, 14 283 contingent, the, 8 964, 968 continuum, 8 812; see also space 
time contraception/birth-control, 10210 253: 
labour camps and, 10615 contract/covenant, between Yahwel and man, 11 569-73, 577, 599 620, 637 
"contraction," 8 856 
contradictio in adiecto, 18 1606 contradictions, 3 263; 
logical and moral, 13 294-5; in psychology, 16 1 contraries, see opposites contrasexual (-ity), see sexual s.v. contrasts: of associations, 3 138; 
verbal,3 29 contritio, 1236&n 
control, mediumistic, 1 54-62 controversies, spiritual, 7 80 Conventi, Italian murderer, SOIT 
nambulistic personality, 1 60 
	convention(s)/conventionality, 	H 
962; 17 296-9, 305; 
a collective necessity, 17 297; mechanism of, 17 305 
conversation, trance, 140-1,5°,51' impression of wilful deception 1 71; 
by means of intended tremors 194; 
memory of, 1 48; 
with somnambulistic personal ity, 1 55-8 

CONVERSING - CORTICAL 

CONVERSING - CORTICAL 

conversing with oneself, art of, 7 323 
:onversion(s): of excitation, 4 31, 
208; 
and hysterical symptom, 18 1047; 
into opposite, 7 115-16; principle of, 3 76; 
religious, 3 483, 489, 491, 493; 7 110, 270; 9ii 73; 10 566; 11 110,274; 123; 14514; 18594; of St. Paul, see Paul, St.; sudden, 7 233; 8 582 
:onverts, 3 462 
:onviction(s): hardening of, 8 773; inward, 1381 
:onvulsion(s): hysterical attacks of, 
1 197; 
religious, 7 115; 
symptom of childhood neurosis, 17 141; 
therapy, 14680; 
see also epilepsy 
:::onybeare, F.C.C.: "Die jungfrauliche Kirche und die jungfrauliche Mutter," 5318n 
:::ook, Florence, medium, 163 :ooking, 13 101; 
in alchemy, 13 89; symbolism of, 5 200; 
vessel, and mother archetype, 9i 156 
:::oolidge, c., 11 518 :::oomaraswamy, A.: "The Inverted Tree," 13 408n, 412n, 458n; Journal of the American Oriental Society, 8 395n 
:o-operation: of individual and collective, 7 486; 
in individuation, 7 268 :o-ordinates/co-ordination: in asso- 
ciation, see association(s) s. v.; conceptual, 8 855; 
of psychic and physical processes, 8 !H8 
:::openhagen, 10 1048, 1055, 1064 :::opernicus, 10527 
:opper,13 118,228,267,357; 

leprosy of (Paracelsus), 15 25-7; 
sign for, in alchemy, 9i 537, 575; 
and sun, 14 1 10 
Coptic: myth of the Father-Creator, 
5479; 
Gnostic papyrus Oung Codex), 18 (p671&n); 
Gnostic treatise, see CODICES AND MSS: Oxford s. v. Brucianus 
copulation, 9ii 322; self-, 9ii 322 cor, 14 493n, 568; altum, 13 30ln; see also heart coral, 9ii 192n; 
tree of, see tree(s) s.v. corascenum, see ANIMALS: dog/bitch s.v. Corascene 
Corbin, H.: Creative Imagination in the Sujism of Ibn 'Arabi, 18 127gn 
Cordes, G., 2 14&n, 20, 86, 730; "Experimentelle Untersuchungen iiber Assoziationen," 2 14n, 451n, 730n 
Cordovero, M.: Pardes Rimmonim, 14 18n 
Co-Redemptrix, dogma of, 18 1607, 1652 
Corinthians: Clement's Epistles to, see Clement of Rome/etc. s.v.; 
St Paul's Epistles to, see BIBLE: 
N.T. s.v. 
corn, 9i 288; 
cobs, 13 331 ,jig. 25; ear of, 5 530, pI. IVb; mortar, 5 298n; 
seed of, 13 322 
Cornarius, 9ii 298 
Corn ell , J. H.: IconograPhy of the Nativity of Christ, 12jig. 42 corners, four, of heavens, 13 359 cornerstone, see Christ s.v.; lapis angularis; stone s.v. 
Corn ford , F. M., see Plato: Timaeus corn-god/spirit, 11 385; 
Adonis as, 5 53on; 

battle with, 5 523; 
motif of lost and found, 5 531; of Peru, 5 pI. LII 
cornucopia, 9i 156 corona, see crown/etc. 
coronation rite, 5 133n, 158; 12 53, 
66, 141; 16496; 
in mystery cults, 5 130; 
of Virgin, see Mary/Mother of God s.v. 
Coronis and Ischys, 14 144n corporalia and spiritualia, 13 137; 
see also corpus, and sPiritus corpora quadrigemina, 3 193 corporeal/incorporeal, 13 101 corporeality, 13 316 
corpse: devouring of, 5 354; 
in European pharmacy, 14 560; 
putrified, resuscitation of, 16 
496; 
in sarcophagus, 16 496 
corpus, 14 3n; 16486; 
and spiritus, 9i 555 (see also corporalia and spiritualia); 
see also bod y 
corpus astrale, 12 210; 13 160, 188, 205, 2°7n 
corpus coeleste sive supracoeleste, 13 
173 
corpus glorijicationis / glorijicatum, 9i 
202, 289, 58on, 637; 13 1600, 205; 14 763, 774; 
see also body s.v. glorification 
Corpus Hermeticum, 8 275n; 9i 5, 105,149; 1147n, 89n, 15on, 159, 16ln, 313n; 12403; 1397, 104, 254,273; 1444n, 16on, 365n; 
and alchemy, 12403; 
ed. WaIter Scott: Hermetica, 5 65n; 9i 5n, 133n; 9ii 299n; 11 47n, 89n, 159n, 1600, 313n, 355n; 12 409"1, 4400, 45on, 45OOn; 13 97n, lo4n; 14 44n, 36sn; 
Poimandres text in, 5 65&n; 9i 133n; 11 47n, 14365n 
corpus incorruptibile, 9i 637 

Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum, 1 
14n, 52, 6?n, 71&n Corpus Jesahach, 13 205 Corpus Magnesiae, 9ii 24ln 
corpus mysticum: alchemical, 13 1371 
142&n; 
Christ as, see Christ S.V. an, Church; 
Church as, see Church s.v. corpus nostrum, 13 262; 14 3n corpus subtile, 8 390; 12 511; see atJ body s.v. subtle 
"Correctorium alchymiae," see Al CHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theat1 chem. s.v. Richardus Anglicus corres p ondence( s )/correspondentia, 
829,924,931,966; 1512; alchemical, 14 335, 425, 670; argumentlprincipleltheory ° 8 924n, 928n, 932, 939; 9 409; 11443; 12346; 1512-13 astrological, 8 928n, 987; four series of, 12 367-72; 1 235; 
Kepler on, 8 935; 
of metals and types, 12490; in opus alchemicum, 9ii 414-15 of soul and God, 12 11-12; of unconscious processes, 235,455; 
of zodiac and man, 12jig. 156 see also synchronicity S.V. 
Correspondenz-Blatt fur Schweiu Ante, 18 (P374n) corruptionlcorruptio, 13 170&n; 1 246, 254; 
water of, 14 257 
cortex/cortices, 9ii 196, 2 13; cell-processes in, 3 7; cerebral, 8 955, 956; deterioT< tion in, 3 327, 346; ani dreams, 8 957; 
occipital, 3 582 
see also mandala S.V. cortices 
cortical: cells, 11 769; centres, 13 229; 
functio~: extinction of, 8 95 and medullary soul, 8 368 

190 

191 

CORVUS - CREED 

CORVUS - CREED 

orvus, see ANIMALS: raven/etc. :orybant(s), 9i 31 I; 9ii 332; Dionysian, 12 181; 
see also Korybas 
~os, temple at, 5 577 
~osmas, see Kosmas 
'osmic: aspect of dreams, 12 226- 
30,246; 
clock, see clock, cosmic; effiuences, four, 12 169,/ig. 61; element,7250; 
flower, 12 229; 
Man, see Man s.v.; 
matter, 15 1 1; 
principles, 13fig. A6; projection, 13453; 
self, 12 137; 
tree, see tree s.v. world-; 
wheel, 12 469 (see also wheel s.v. world-) 
osmogony/cosmogonic, 6 28; . 
Egyptian, 12 92n; mythology, 9ii 230; Orphic, 5 577; 
principle, 5 198; psychological, 5 652; 6 29 
:osmopolitan, 18 146In osmos/kosmos, 5 73; 16397; and chaos, see chaos s.v.; Chinese view of, 11 973; materialityof, 13 286; rationality of, 12 186; stone as image of, 11 155; vas as, 12 338 
:ossacks, 3 291 ostume, see dress :oueism, 10 333 oughing, 4 464 
:ouncils of the Church, see Church Councils 
ounteraction, of unconscious, see 
unconscious s.v. 
ounter-earth, 9i 503 ounter-function, see function(s) s.v. Dunter-suggestion and automa- 
tisms, 1 96; see also suggestion Dunter-transference, see transference 

counter-will, 11 292 
counting, 10 743, 776; see also 
number(s) 
country, as mother-symbol, 9i 156 courtesan, 10 75 
"Court of Conscience," 7 332 courtyard, motif in mandalas, 9i 
646 
covenant, see contract 
cover, of vessel, see vas/vessel cow, see ANIMALS s.v. cowshed, birth in, 5 29In 
Cox, D.: J.'s answers to, 18 1625- 
90; Jung and St. Paul, 18 (P702n) coyote, see ANIMALS s.v. 
crab, see ANIMALS s.v. 
craftsman as hero's father, 5 515 Cramer, A.: Gerichtliche Psychiatrie, 
J.'s review, 18920 
Cramer, H.: Biblisch-theologisches Worterbuch der Neutestamentlichen Griizitiit, 9ii 333n 
Cramer, S., 16 533n 
cramp(s), 3 183; 4 365; 11 874 "crane," neologism, 3 254, 375 cranes (birds), see ANIMALS s.v. cranium, see skull 
Crasselame, Marcantonio (pseudonym of Ouo Tachenius): Sopra la composizione della pietra dei philosophi, 14477&n 
Crato von Crafftheim, 13 154; 15 21 
craving: in dreams, 8 470; infantile, see infantile s.v. wish(es) 
Crawford, J.P.W.: "El Horoscopo del Hijo del Rey Alcaraz en el Libro de Buen Amor," 14 89n Crawley, A. E.: The Idea of the Soul, 8 92n; 9i 116n; 1129n; 13 1800; 14 
502n 
crayfish, see ANIMALS s.v. 
crazes, 9ii 259 
creatio continua, see creation s.v. continuous 
creatio ex nihilo, 8 912; 13 248; denial of, 13 283 

creation, 9i 631, 632; 10 623; 11 565, 619, 630, 631; 12 30, fig· 126; 13 168; 
TITLE: "The Hymn of Creation," 556-114; 
acts of, 8 965, 967; 
alchemical, 9i 550; 12347,429, 433; opus as, see opus s.v. creation; 
continuous/aeatia continua, 8 967&n; 18 1630; 
cruel aspect of, 18 1654; 
days of, 13 301, 334; second, 11 180,256,262; 
of a god, 11 143; 
ideal, and real, 5 77; imperfection of, 11 201; 
of man, 11574, 631; 13 113; in Miller fantasies, 567-8; myth, 6366-7; 13 132; original, 1 66, 139; 
regression and, 4 406; 
and repression, 5 95; 
and sacrifice, 5 646-7; self-copulation (Egyptian) and, 9ii 322&n; 
of souls, 13 113; 
through thought, 5 72-4; and Trinity, 11 290; 
of world, see world 
Creation Epic, Babylonian, see Babylon s.v. 
creative: achievements, 8 702; complex, see complex, autonomous; 
fantasy, see fantasy S.V.; 
force, 5 198; symbols of, 5 180; imagination, subsconscious (Miller fantasies), 5 (PP44662); 
impulses, 3 531; instinct, see instinct(s); possibilities, 16 82; 
powers, and unconscious, 5 523; 
processes, of artist, 15 1Og-12, 130, 135, 155; and collective unconscious, 15 153, 15g-61, 

174; feminine quality of, 1 159; Freud on, 15 155-6; 0 Picasso, 152°4-14; psycholog cal and visionary, 15 139&/l 14<>-4; 
secret, 11 906; 
spiritual activity, 5 588; thought, 5 449; 7 292; word, 5 65; 
work, 16 373; and disease, 1 206 
creativeness, 11 497, 782; ani primordial experience, 15 151 
creativity: and ecstasy, 1 1 84, 185: of hallucinations, 1 25; im pulses of, 3 531; 
and memory-complex, 1 177 8; 
and morbidity, 17 206; Promethean, 6 291-2,294 and sexuality, 8 245, 709; 
and unconscious, see uncon SCIOUS S.V.; 
and wish-fulfilment, 1 172; see also originality 
creator, 12figs. 1, 195; 13248; and creation/creature, 5 91 588; 13 299&n; 
and father-imago, 5 63; Gnostic symbolism for, 9i 306-8; 
-God, in Hindu literature, 9i 
3°0; 
"of the nations," 5 478 Creator Spiritus, 5 678 creatum/increatum, lapis/Mercuril as, 16 527 
creatures, four,see Ezekiels.v. visio "Crede mihi, seu Ordinale," sce AI CHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: iWU. herm. s.v. Norton 
credulity, 10 554 
creed(s), 9ii 277; 10509; 123, I' 
19; 
ambivalence of, 10 520; Apostles', 11 211-14; Athanasian/Symbolum Quicunque, 11171, 218&n, 226; 

192 

193 

CREMATION - CROWD 

CREMA TION - CROWD 

:reed (cant.): 
Christian, 12462,475: 
and development of Trinity idea, 11 222; 
of Gregory Thaumaturgis, 11 213-14; 
insecurity of, 11 764; 
Nicene, 11 215-16; -Constantinopolitan, 11217: 
and religion, 10 509; 11 8, 75; "scientific," 11 8, 77: symbololl/"symbolum," 8 Ill; 9ii 270: 11 210; 12 253; 18 1627 
Temation, 1245° 
:remer, John, see ALCHEMICAL COL- 
LECTIONS: A1us. herm. S.t'. :reon, 14 16n 
:retan monuments, 18 416 :reuzer, (Georg) F., 5 354, 355; 
Symbolik und Mythologie der alten Volker, 5 354n 
:revecoeur, M.G.]. de: Voyage dam la haute Pensylvanie, 5 50In :richton-MiIler, H., 18 1,3°3,3°5, 
3°6; 
Hugh Crichwn-Miller, 18771959, J.'s foreword, 18 1462-5 
:rime(s), 7 240; 
TITLE: "Crime and the Soul," 18800-21; 
collective, 10412; 
inner urge to, 18 815; 
and literature, 15 140; psychological diagnosis of, 1 478-80; 
see also evidence; fraud; murder; rape; suicide; swindling; theft; vagrancy 
:riminal(s), 7 150, 236; 
TITLE: "New Aspects of Criminal Psychology," 2 1316-47; association tests and, 18 101, 103, 127; 
children, 18 209 (see also delinquency, juvenile); 
dual personality of, 18 800; 

energy and self-control in deception, 1 303-4; 
influence of hysteria on actions of, 1 464; 
pale, 10417,439; psychology, 10466; 
reason for si mulated insani ty, 1 
353; 
soul, 18 819; 
statistical, 10408; 11 129; stuporous behaviour of, 1 281; unjustifiable presence of, in asylums, 1 477; 
see also prison 
criminality,7 22, 446; 1790, 137; 
habitual, 17 135 Cripple Creek, 6527&n 
crisis in present-day world, 10 290 criticism, 8 697; 
higher, 18 1678, 1682; materialistic, 5 674; 
of psychoanalysis, and personal undercurrents, 4 196; 
self-, see self (1) S.V. 
crocodile(s), see ANIMALS s.v. Croix de Feu, 18 1327n Cromwell, Oliver, 17 313 Cronos, see Kronos 
Crookes, Sir WilIiam, 1 63; 8 571; 
18 716, 722, 737-8, 750; 
"Notes of an Enquiry into the Phenomena called Spiritual, during the years 1870-73," 18 7100; 
Quarterly journal of Science, 18 
716 
croquet ball, dream of, 12 147-8, 
15° 
cross/crucifix, 4 477; 6 314n, 790, 815; 743; 9i 535n; 9ii 118n, 285, 296; 10761; 11 81, 342,432-7, 659; 1237,41,189,417,457; 13 363&n, 446, 450,fig. 26; 141,26, 122,555,719; 164°0,4°5,47°, 535; 
ace of clubs as, 12 98, 220; in Acts of Peter, 11 436-7; 
on Adam's grave, 5 368, pI. 

XXXVII; 14556; 
as alchemical symbol, 9i 537; 14 719n; 16523; black, 146°7, 649; for copper, 9i 537; American Indians and, 9i 65lrt; 
in Bohme, 9i 535-6, 564, 575; as boundary, 11429,434,445; as bridal/marriage bed, 5 4 I I, 671; 13457; 14568; 
carrying of, 5 460,526; 11342; by Simon of Cyrene, 5 460n; as symbol of wholeness, 16523; of Christ/Christianity, 5 368, 402; 11 38o, 431-2, 659, 661, 690; 14122: 181539; inverted, 13334; 
in circle, 9i 705; 16435; condition of transformation, 11 338; 
distorted, 12 212, 220; 
in dreams, 9i 354-5; 18 589; as excrement, 5 276; 
four arms of, 18 271; 
of functions, 18 29; 
Gnostic, 11 433, 435; 
Greek, 11 948; 
(hero) nailed to, 5 398, 400; historical and ideal, 11 430; and horos doctrine, see Valentiman; 
human, 5402,fig. 26; of light, 11 429; 13 334; 
in mandala, 9i 589, 646; 11 136; 12 287,figs. 42,62; 1331, 334; motif in, 13 343; 
Mary and, 9i 158; 1426; Mary's lament to, 5412-15&n; in the Mass, 11 310, 318, 338; of the Mayas, 11 63gn; meaning of, 5 40 I; 
as medium of conjunction, 13 457; 
numinosityof, 11 433; of order, 11 432-4; 
of Palenque, 5 400, pI. XLIa; point of intersection of, 5 407; and quaterniolquaternity, 8 

401; 9ii 318,351; 10738; 11 126,25°,43°,677,69°; 12fig· 192; 13 363-4, 446; 14 122-3; "Rosie"/"rosie," 12 99; 16 416 (see also Rosicrucians); 
St. Andrew's, 16 435; 
with secret reliquary, 5 353n; serpent on, 11 349; 13 448; sign of, 54°1; 1389,364; and tau/signa Thau, 5 402&n; 13 363&n; 
and snake, 9ii 130n; 
and swastika, 9i 98, 574; 18 1328; 
symbolism, 5 349, 398-408, 460, 577; 9ii 296; 10 762; 11 1°7,264; 141; 18572; of God, 9ii 304; of un'ion, 5 404; -, of God and Man, 11 136,437; of wholeness, 13 363-4; 16 523; "tau" inscription on, 5402&n; and totality, 6 790; 14122; 
as tree, 13 446; 14 556; and arbor philosoPhica, 18 1360; of death, 5 349, 368, 494, pI. XXXVII; of life, 5 368, 398, 411,671, pI. XXXVI; unicorn's horn as, 12 521, 523n, 549; 
as union of opposites, 10 762; 
11437; 181661; 
see also Christ; crucifixion; crux ansata 
cross-connection, meaningful, 8 827-8,915 
cross-cousin marriage, see marriage s.v. 
crossing the water/river: "Crossing of the Great Water" (I Ching), 7 132; 
dream of, 7123,125,14°,144, 163; 
meaning of, 5 503n Crotopus, 5 3100, 396 
Crottet, R.: Mandwald, J.'s foreword, 18 1753-4 
crow, see ANIMALS: raven 
crowd(s), 13 60; 

194 

195 

CROWFOOT - CUP 

CROWFOOT - CUP 

crowd (cont.): 
dream-motif, 8 535; 
emotion in, 18318: 
individual in, 9i 225; psychology of, see psychology svv. collective; mob/mass/herd 
crowfoot, see Aame/fimnm1l1a .1'.1'• crown/corona/diademldirulema, -cordis tui, 8 229; 9i 573: 11 230: 12 53, 138, 15711,467,499; 13346, 416,fig. 31; 146: 16495,497//; 
in alchemy, 5 26811; 14 31911; hermaphrodite with, 5 pI. XVIII; king's, 13 10711, 183; 14 499; 
in association-chain, 3 228, 
229; 
of eternal life, 5 397; and foul deposit, 16496; 
gold, and silver, see COLOURS S.V. ; 
"of the heart," 13 346; 16 496, 497&n (see also ash(es)); 
in Mithraic mysteries, 5 288; mural, 5 303, pI. XXI Vb; 13 39911; 
Solomon's, 16496n; symbolism of, 5 671n; 
of victory, 14 12, 319&n; 16 496; 
see also Atarah; Kether 
crowned: boy, 13jig. 32; dragon, 13 fig. 14; Maid, 12491,499; serpent, 13fig· 32 
Crucifix, see cross 
crucifixion, 7 224; 9i 240, 311, 705; 9ii 124, 125; 11 406, 430; 1224, 177,figs. 28,53; 14555n; 1647°; Aztec, 5 445; 
of Christ, see Christ S.v.; 
of evil spirit, 9i 434, 446-8; mock, 5421,622, pI. XLIII; 12 
539; 
of Peter, 11 436-7; 
as punishment for slaves, 9ii 130&n; 
quaternity, 11 430, 677; 

of raven, 9i 427-8,434; 
and serpent, see ANIMALS .LV. serpent/snake; 
of soul, 7 36; 
symbol, 5 575: 
on wheel, 1881 
cruelty: as dream symbol, 10 447, 
449; 
and sadism, 17 145; 
of transformative process, 11 
410 
Crusaders, 5 276; 10597 
crux allsata (Egyptian), 54°1/1,4°8, jig. 27; 
meaning of forms of, 5 41 1 crying, fits of, 3 468 
crypt, 18 254, 255, 256 cryptomnesia, 1 138-48; 4 152; 5 
474, 682n; 6839; 7219; 8311, 319,5°3,599,845; 9i 92, 549"; 13 352n; 17200; 1826,454,457; 
TITLE: "Cryptomnesia," 1 16686; 6 83911; 
definition of, 1 18o; enrichment of conscious memory, •. 146; 
verbal correspondences, in works of Nietzsche and Kerner, 1 140-2, 180-3; 
see also Flournoy 
crystal(s), 7 398; 8 22 I, 58911, 945; 9i 155; 9ii 352; 11 122, 968; 12 221-4, 327, fig· 142K; 14 329, 642; 
brown, see COLOURS s.v.; lapis as, 12 221-2; terrible, 13 362; 
throne, 12315,322; and ministering spirits, 13 132 
Ctesias, 12 536; 
'Iv8tKa/Ancient India, tr. J. W. McCrindle, 12 52611 
cube, 11 24711; 13348n 
cubism, 15 174 
Cubricus, 14 31&n; see also Kybric Cucorogna, 9i 464 
cucullatus, 9i 298 
cucumber, association to, 4 337 

cllcllrbita, see llas/vessel.l'.ll. Hermetic Cuesta, bishop of Leon, 11 324 
cui dt' Paris, 18 1315 
Cullerre, A.: "Un cas de somnambulisme hysterique," 1 14n culmination, of dream, 8 563 cult(s), 13 55; 
ancient, sexual content of, 5 339; 
basis in relationship of son to 
mother, 5 33on; 
of consciousness, 13 51; of the dead, 13360; 
mystery, 16 124; confession in, 16 133; 
personality, 17311; stone-, 13 132 
cultural: activities, and sexual li- 
bido,5219; aim, 7 114; 
development, and psychic energy, 5 17; 
phase, 7 114 
culture, 4 444, 664; 5 506; 
adult as uphold~r of, 17 109; aetiological c.-myth, 17200: beginnings of, 8 726; 
bread and wine as expression of, 11 382-3; 
Chinese, 136; 
Christian, 13 7; 
and civilization, see civilization s.V. ; 
classical, 7 17/427; 
collective, and Christianity, 6 1°7-10; 
as continuity, 1725°; 
creation of, 10 272; 17 200, 206 (see also spirit s.v. living); essence of, 18 1344; externalization of, 11 962; Freudian view, 16 232; 18 115°; 
growth/development of, 7 17/ 427; 10 16; 
hero(es), 5 42, 259; 13 132; chauffeur as, 10 195; child as, 9i 288; Christ as, 9ii 69; of 

Natchez Indians, 13 132; individual, 8 Ilg; and collective, 6 107-11; 
introverted side of spiritual, 7 3°3; 
irrational devastation of, 7 
111&11: 
meaning of, 17 159: megalithic, 13 132; modern/present day/contemporary, 6 106-12, 172; 7 26/ 437: 17 1 In, 200; and extraverted attitude, 6 619; pathological, 18 1494; 
natural, 8 81; 
and nature, 4 486; 6 133-5; 7 16,41; 8 787; 9i 680; 17 159, 335; 
negroid,7 156; psychological, 12 12; reAection and, 8 243; self-, 7 327; 
teacher and, 17 1 10; and war, 7 72 
Cumaean Sybil, 5 119 
Cumont, F., 5 109, 288, 294-5, 
666-7; 6395; 8 394; 9ii 186; The Mysteries of Mithra, tr. T. McCormack, 5 102n, I04n, 109n, 149'1, 28911, 423n; 
Les Religions orientales dans le paganisme romain, 9ii 178n, 186n; 
Textes et monuments figures relatifs aux mysteres de Mithra, 5 150n, 158nn, 160n, 16In, 163n, 165n, 288n, 294nn, 319n, 425nn, 439n, 460n, 528n, 572n, 574n, 577n, 66611, 67111, fig· 9, pis XXXIII, XL, LXIIIb; 8 394n; 9i 24on, 553n; 9ii 147n; 11 342n; 12 469nn; 13 404n; 14 30on; 18 1528 
cup: golden, 14414,426; 
of joseph and Anacreon, 12 
55°; 
poison-proof, 12 550; 
unicorn, 12 550-3 

196 

197 

CUPID - DANCE 

198 
199 
D 
Cupid, see Eros cupiditas, 13 56 
cure: analysis not a, 8 142, 143; as change, 16 1 1; 
faith and, 4 577; 
magical, 7 497; 
necessity to attempt, 4 600; "talking," 7 5/414 
cure of souls/cura animarum, 10 
1045; 16249; 18565,1380,1511 TITLE: "Psychoanalysis and the Cure of Souls," 11 539-52; magical, 11 855; 
pastoral, 11 539, 544; Protestant, 5 683 
Curetes, 9ii 332 
curiosity, intellectual, 7 288 
curly hair, 14 98, 625&n curriculum, school, 1725°,258 cursing: Christianity and, 18 1468; 
as spell, 11 222 
Curtius, E. R., 15 1600, 169; European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages, 14 30on, 303n, 375n; 
James Joyce und sein Ulysses, 14 454n; 15 164n, 170n 
Curtius, sacrificial death of, 5 571 Cusanus, Nicholas/Cusa, Nicholas 
of, 16485,486, 527n; 
on God: as circular sea, selfreplenishing, 16 409&n; as coincidentialcomplexio oppositorum, 8 406; 9i 18; 9ii 355n; 10 766, 806; 11 279; 14 124, 200; 16 537; 18 1537, 1637; 
WORKS: De conjecturis novissimorum temporum, 1653?n; 
De docta ignorantia/Dj Learned Ignorance, tr. G. Heron, 16 53?nn; 
Vansteenberghe, E., Le Cardinal Nicolas de Cues, 16409n 
Custance, J.: Wi5dom, Madness and Folly, 9i 82n; 18 1510; 

J.'s foreword, 18 826-31 customs: observance of, cloak for a lie, 178o; 
religious, "invention" of, 11 339 
cutting off/out/open: brain, 13 93; fish's belly, 5310-11; 
hands and feet, 13 441; heart, 5 309, 310; 13 93; 
see also amputation; beheading Cuvier, G., 6 632 
Cybele, see Rhea 
cycle of (re)birth and death, 13 1°5, 135, 139 
cygnus Hermetis, see ANIMALS: swan 
s.v. 
cymbals, dream of, 9i 327 cynicism, 10653; 14674, 680, 705 Cynics, 642-4, 51, 55,473; 
proletarians among, 6 42, 54 cynocePhalus, see ANIMALS: baboon 
s.v. 
Cynosura, 14 176&n Cyphanta, 13 214 cypress, see TREES s.v. 
Cyprian, St, 9ii 174n; 11 312; Letter 63 to Caecilius, tr. H. Carey, 11 313n; 
pseudo-, De Pascha computus, 5 159&n 
Cyprian, the, 13 228; 144200 Cyprus, 5 3 100 
Cyranides, 9ii 2 13; 
Delatte, L., Textes Latins et vieux jraru;ais reLatifs aux Cyranides, 8 55gn; 9i 5800; 9ii 213n; 14 188n, 4000, 560n 
Cyrano de Bergerac, see Rostand Cyrillian doctrine (Cyril of Alexandria) of God-man, Christ as, 6 34 Cyrillic script, 18424,425 
Cyril of Jerusalem, 5 5700; Catecheses mystagogicae, 14 3in, 
75n, 3100, 474&n Cytherean stone, 14 416 

Dacque, E., 8 652&11 dactyl(s)/Dactyl(s), 9i 408; 9ii 332; 
12 223; 
birth of, 5 279; 
Idaean (fingers, thumbs), 5 183&n; 
phallic aspect, 5 180; 9i 298 Dadaism, 1044 
dadophors, see Mithras/Mithraic S.V. bull-sacrifice 
Daemogorgon, 13 1700 daemon/daimon(-ion),4 727,743; 5 553; 733, 108, 11ln, 403; 9i 454; 
9ii 51,311,356; 10843; 118,20, 141; 1351,251,278,343, 372n; 14 6n, 251; 17244,298; 
archetype "daemonic," 11 223; autonomous dynamism of, 10 843; 1351; 
conquered, 13437; 
Eros as, see Eros/Cupid s. v. ; as a familiar, 13437; 
and hero, 5 548; 14 6n; 17 298; is an illusion, 13 55; 
intellect as, 12 88; 
masculine, 13 339; 
Mercurius as: serpent-daemon, 13 288; storm-, 13 250; nature-, 7 217; 
nous as, 12410; 
possession by, 8 627; 
private, 17 300; 
psychic activity, 11 242; of revelation, 13 218; 
of scientific spirit, 13 163; self as, 11 154; 
serpent-, female, 13 288; 
of Socrates, 3 308; 10843,853; 17300; 
transformation of, 5 548; tree, 13 247-8; 
triunus, ass as, 12 539; voice of, 17 302; 
see also demon 
daemonic: agencies, 1343°; forces of life, 13 55 

daemonization of man, 13 365 Dagda (Irish god), 6401/! dagger, 8 151; 
in dream of Toledo cathedral, 18251-2, 26<r-l, 265-6,375; -symbol, 5 577; 
see also sword 
Dagon, 9ii 17811, 186 
Dahns, F.: "Das Schw1irmen des 
Palolo," 8 84211 daimon(ion), see daemon/ete. Daimorgon, 13 176n 
Dakota Indians, see American Indians: NORTH S.V. 
Dalai Lama, 11 149 Dalcq, A. M., 8 959; 
"La Morphogenese dans le cadre de la biologie generale," 8 95gn 
Dale, A. van: Dissertationes de origine ac progressu idololatriae et superstitionum, 14 58gn 
Daltonism, 1415 
Damascene earth, 13418 Damascius, Diadochus: De princiPiis, 
14576&n 
Damascus: chalice, 11 384; 
Paul's journey to, see Paul S.V. 
Damdad-Nashk, 9ii 389n 
Dame a la Licorne, 12.fig. 258 damnation, everlasting/eternal, 8 
736; 9ii 112n; 11 28, 291; 18 1553, 1564, 1641 
Dana, M., 18 (P 692n) 
Danae, 9i 560 dance(s)/dancing/dancer(s), 8 400; 
9i 311, 312n, 458; African, 10964; 
American Indian: Navaho, yaibichy, 181225; New Mexico, 5 pI. XXlb; Pueblo, 548o; 886; American (jazz), 10964; 
of Australian Wachandi, 8 83-5; 
of bees, 8 956; 
couples, Kekule's, 16 353;