DAN(;ER-OE ALCHIMIA 

DANGER - DE ALCHIMIA 

dance (cont,): 
Dervishes, 5 481: 9i 7 13: 
in dream(s), 9i 352, 360: 12 288: 
Kathakali, 11 908; 
mandala (nrithya), 1332: round: of Jesus and his disciples, 11 415, 418--19; of stars, 1327311; 
-step, 5 480; 
as symbol of phallus, 16 340 
danger(s), 9i 311; 17 118: 
of analysis, spp analysis S,l',: 
and arousal of fantasies, 8 334; of the art, see alchemy/alchemISt(S) s,v, art of; 
collective, 10 608; 
"dangerous age," 7 I 14; 
"at the ford," spp ford; 
psychic, 7 378; 13 2°9: primitives and, 11 3~ I; 
snake symbol of, 17219 
Daniel, Apocalypse of (Greek/ Armenian), 14 1411 
Daniel, Book of, ,1'('(' BI BLE: 0, T. S,l', ; Daniel, visions of, 9i 715: 10 733; 13 168; 14 634; of "Ancient of Days," 11 668; 14 374; of four beasts, 11 668; 13 365; of fourth in fiery furnace, 9ii 3 I I; of stone cut without hands, 9ii 326/111 
Daniel, H, A,: Thesaurus hyrnnologicus, 11 I 5 In 
Dante Alighieri, 5 11911; 6410: 9i 425; 11 i!52; 12229,315; 13283; 14 493&n; 15 142, 151, 153; 18 1279n; 
Divina CornmedialDivi np Comnlv, 6376; 11 468; 12 611l; 15 I4H: 
Inferno, 6 321n; 12 fig, 69; 13 17611; Purgatoria, 12 fig, 19: 13 410n; Paradisa, 6377-8; 9i 652; 11 424; 12 fig, 83; 13 389; 16 52911; 
and Beatrice, 13 215; 
Virgil in, as psychopomp, 5 llgn 
Danzel, T. W,: "Altmexikanische 

Symbolik," 5 fig, 30; ,Wpxiko, 5 fig, 38: 
Spnbolp, 5JIg.\, 12, 32, 40 Dardaris, 9ii 394 
Daressy, G,: "Statues de divinites," 5 pI. XXXb 
Dariex, X" 8 830&n, 974; 
"Le Hazard et la telepathie," 8 830n 
dark, 12 240, 242, 436, fig, 142YY; abyss of not-knowing, 13 219; background of soul, 13 183; fear of, 9i 288; 
half: of personality, 12 37; of psyche, 1236: 
Mercurius, 13 279, 289; powers, 1 66-9; of psyche, 13 62 
darkness, 143; 12 189,242; 5633; 13 35, 198, 209, 216, 290, 294, 299,3°1,454; 142°3,238,3°6, 332,345; 16344,546; 
automatic writing in, 1 49, 96; creatures of, 13 199; 
descent into, sre descent .1,1',: effect of, 1 46, 99; 
horrible, of mind, 12 41, 383, 389, 438; 13 302; 16399: 
of human nature, 13 293; 
and light, see light S,l',; 
of nature, 13 197; 
of night, 13 283n; 
of Saturn, 13 16w, 166, 190n; solitary confinement in, 1 306; son of, 1241; 
of the spirit, 11 232; 15 141; substitute for upper world, 5 448; 
and suggestibility, 1 98; symbolism, 5 180; 
world of, 13 335; primordial images, 5 632 
dark night of the soul, see soul s,v. Darmstaedter, E,: Die Alchemie des Geber, 12 384/1 
Darshana, 18 (P26S) 
Darwin, Charles. 6 526, 632; 842: 18485 

datura, Jimson weed, 16 50lll Daudet, L., 7 23311; 
L'H/redo, 123311,27°; 9i 224 daughter(s): -anima relationship, 5 
6°5; 
father and, spe father S,l'. ; four, 13 13~1; 
imago of, 9ii 24; 
of men, 13 107; 
mother and, spp mother ,I.l',; mother-complex in, see complex .\'.l', mother-; "nothing-but," 9i 182-3; 
red, 12454; 
self expressed by, 9i 315; -wife, 5 496 
Dausten, J., 1652511 
Davenport brothers, mediums, 18 
715 
David, 9ii 132; 11 368, 569, 578, 
599; 12 545,fig, 28; 13 183; Christ and, 13271; consults oracle, 11612; house of, 12453 
David, Jacques Louis, 1 63 David, star of, see star s.v. David of Dinant, 16 533n Davidson, Andrew, 2 1349n Davie, T. M" 18 300; 
"Comments upon a Case of Periventricular Epilepsy," 18 135n 
Davis, T. L., and Wu Lu-ch'iang, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Wei Poyang s,v. 
Davy, Humphry, 6 547,548 dawn-state, 9ii 230 
day(s): of judgment, 13392; 
and night: as opposites, 9ii 187; 1431; 18564; rhythm of, 133°0; 
a single, 13 (P62), 105n; 14 476, 718 (see also ,filius unius diei); 
of week, pagan names of, 13 3°1 
day dream(s) (-ing), 322,26; 8 808; 
and attention, 3 22; 

fantasy products, 5 39; 17 193; in the gifted child, 17 237; and mania, 3 22; passingintotwilightstate,1304; 
pathological, 1 117; 
subjective, 13 63; 
symbols in, 3 26; 
spe also fantasy(-ies) 
day-star, fish as, 5 292 day-world, spe world 5.1', dead, 1347,5°,89; 
appearance in dreams, 8 574; awakened, 13 380n; 
body, washing of, 11 423; ceremonies of the, 11 855; 
cult of the, 5 577; 11 855; 13 360; 
deterioration of character III the, 8 598; 
disposal of the, 5 354; 
do not know they are dead, 11 845; 
effects of attachment to, 8 598; God, 13 163; 
hallucination of the, 1 7, 47; hearts of the, 13 349n; malice of the, 8 575; 
Masses for the, 11 855; resurrection of the, 13 392; return of the, 18 784; 
souls of the, 5427,578; 13417; and primitives, 9i 388; 
spirits of the, see spirit(s) s,v.; see also Bardo Thodol (Tibetan Book of the Dead); death; Egyptian Book of the Dead 
deadlock: neurotic, 7 163; 
in transference, 7 209 Dead Sea, 18 242 
deafness, hysterical, 7 4/413 dealbatio, see COLOURS S.V, 
De alchemia, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS S.l', 
"De alchemiae difficultatibus," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr, chem, s.v, Hoghelande 
De alchimia (1550), see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS s,v, 

200 

201 

ur.. ALL.HIMIA - DEGENERATION 

DE ALCHIMIA - DEGENERA nON 

"De alchimia" (Thomas Aquinas, pseud.), SI'I' ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Thomas Aquinas dNI motn, 12 431 
Dea Natura, 13 130; .1'1'1' also nature .\.1'. deity 
"De arbore contem plationis," see CODICES A;\/D MSS: Basels.lI. 
"De arte chymica," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. .1'.11. 
death, 7 293, 300, 302; 8796-7; 9i 256; 12 165,334,436-7, 475n; 13 57, 69, 139, 201&n, 203, 267, 276,429,434; 175,6,8, 17,119; 
TITLE: "The Soul and Death," 8796-815; 
acceptance of, 8 790; 
actual, 14675; 
in African Negro myth, 5 538; as archer, 5 pI. XLV; 
as archetype, 16 469; 
-bed and cryptomnesic reproduction, 1 143, 183; 
birds as omens of, 8 844-5, 850&n, 851, 857; 
birth and, 18 564; (see also below rebirth); 
child's conception of, 1710-11; consensus gentium and, 8 804; -dealing poison, 13 42gn; departure of spirit at, 8 662; and dragon, 5394; 13416; dreams: anticipating, 16 323; of death, 8 852; 17 223; of own death, 16 349; 
and dying, 8 809; 
early,9i 162; 
emblem of, 5 324n; -expectation, 3 271, 276; 
-fantasies, and renunciation of 
desire, 5 165-6; 
fear of, 5 681; 8 778, 792, 797, 800; 10 696; 18 239; ransom from, 5671; 
figurative, 13 (P63n); 
followed by new life, 16 467, 511; 

fruitfulness from, 5 526; gesture of self-exposure to, 5 429,462,465; 
as goal, 8792,797,807; 1368; 18 1706; 
-heads, 7 6, 4 I 5; 
horse, as herald of, 16347; instinct, see Freud .1'.11. death; irrationalism and, 1037511; life and, see life .1'.1'.; 
longing for, 5 432, 434, 553, 596; 
meaning of, 16468; moon and, 14 20; 
and mother: as re-entry into, 5 354, 682n; as source of, 5 504, 571; as womb of, 5 319; 
of mother, 17 10-11,223; obsession with, 2 666, 692, 7 I 3- I 5, 722; 
as omen, 5 552; 
origin of, 5 415, 538; 
as perfection, 10 695; philosophy and, 18 753; precognitions of, 8 844, 974; preparation for, 8 804, 808; 18 538,753; 
presentiments of, 5 432; primitives and, 10 106; punishment for incest, 16468; -ray, red, 13401; 
and rebirth, 5 355, 363, 364, 592,638, 644n; 16471; in alchemy, 13 96, 135, 139; cycle of birth and death, 13 105, 135; of philosophical tree, 13 376 (see also rebirth); symbols of, 5 044n; 8 809; 
reiterated, 16 478; 
ri tual/sacrificial, 12 I 71, 4 I 5, 417; 16214, 223; 
as sequela of insanity, 3322; ship of, 10 702; and tree of, 5 368; 
shrinking from, 1675; spectre of, 18 565; spiritual, 12 105-6; state of, 16493; 

survival after, 13 700; 
as symbol/symbolic, 9i 158, 23 I; 18 1661; 
symbols of, see above and rebirth; 
synchronistic phenomena and, 10849; 
as telepathic dreams, 8 504: 
thoughts of, 1 40; 
tree of, see tree s. v. ; 
and Ufos, 10699; 
unknown approach of, 18537; victory over, 12 416-17, 436, 440,454,475; 
voluntary, 5601; 9i 66; 
water(s) of, 5 293, 319, 541, 542,548; 
zenith of the sun, 5 354; see also dead; dying 
debility: mental, 3 21; physical, 8 598; "debraining," 3 196 
decad/oEKa~, Pythagorean view of, 
16525n 
decapitation, see beheading decay, radioactive, 8 959, 966 deceit, 7 497 
"decent," 4 579 
deception: of analyst, 4 636, 650; in hallucinatory phenomena, 1 
134; 
see also malingering; self- 
deception 
De chemia, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Senior s.v. 
decisions: and feeling-values, 1 221; making of, and conscious mind, 5 462; 
voluntary, and feeling tone, 1 220 
Decius, 6 23; 9i 242n 
"Declaratio et Explicatio Adolphi," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: 
Theatr. chem. s.v. Beatus: "Aurelia occulta" 
decoctio, 12 353 decomposition, 13 170n "decoy mechanisms," 5 219 

Dedalus, Stephen, see Joyce, James: 
Vlysses 
Dedu, god of, 5 148n 
Dee, John, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS 
S.v. 
deep heart, see heart s.v. deer, see ANIMALS s.V. 
Deesse Raison, see Reason, Goddess of defecation: act of, 5 275; 13 269n; 
see also anal; excrement 
defence: aggressive, German, 10 
482; 
dogma as, 1181; homosexuality as, 7 134; mechanis.m(s), 7 148; 8488; instinctive, 11 533; 
resentment as, 10915; scientific theory as, 11 8 I; 
and truth, 11 79 
defensiveness, in neurosis, 6 469 definition(s): tendency to give, 3 208; 
type, see type(s) s.v. 
"De flavo et rubeo viro," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Aureum vel/us, Melchior s. v. "Von dem gelben und rotten Mann" 
deformity motif in Cabiric cult, 5 184; see also dwarfs 
degeneracy: congenital, 1 425; 4 
296; 
effect of detention on, 1 317; hereditary, 1 113; 4 209, 296; and hypalgesia, 1 338; 
hysteria as mark of, 1 175; and malingering, 1 302; mental states in, 1 357; psychic, symptoms of, 1 218; signs/symptoms of, 1 191, 417; and simulation, 1 356 
degenerate(s), 11 516; 
case of simulation, 1 345-7; energy and self-control of, 1 303; 
"syndromes episodiques des degeneres," 1 218 
degeneration,3141, 14~,471;869, 687; 15 123; 

202 

2°3 

DEGENHARDUS - DEMOCRITUS 

DEGENHARDUS - DEMOCRITUS 

2°4 
2°5 
degeneration (coII/.): 
in cancer cells, 3 319; in epilepsy, 3 326; mass-, 16 5°2; 
pa thological, 17 257; secondary symptoms of, 3 318, 
5°3 
Degenhardlls, 9ii 215; 1244311 de Goeje, M. ]., ,lee ullder Dozy degradation, in dream, 8 567 De Gllbernatis, A., 9i 605; 
loologiCflI .'vIylhology, 5 27611. 450n; 9i 605n; 9ii 1761/; 14 398&1/ 
Deianeira/Deianira, 5 34; robe of, 9i 221, 571 
deification: of the believer, 5 132; of doctor, 7 110,214; 
of hero figures, 17 311; 
of man, 7 400; 
of master, by disciple, 7 263; rites, 9i 249; 
self, 7 110 
"De igne et sale," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. S.t'. Vigenerus 
dei infernales, 14 216 
De incertitudine et vanitate scientiarum, see Agrippa von Nettesheim deiPrwn, 11 3°2-4, 3°7, 346 deisidaimonia (8Etut8cxtIJ.OIILa), 11 
23 
Deity: bisexual nature ofthe, 1147; circle as symbol of, 11 92; 
life process within, 11 206; 
see also God 
deity(-ies): in centre, 12 125, 139n. 
figs. 42, 62, 109; 
feminine element in, 12 192; as hermaphrodite, 11 47n; 12 41on,436n,fig· 183; 
in lotus. 12 139&n, 24611; male-female pairs, 9i 120; and mandala, 11 139; 
nature. 13 247, 299; Dea Natura, 13 130 (see also god(s) s.v. nature); 
peaceful and wrathful. 11 833; 

symbols for, 9i 572; .\'l'e also god(s) 
deja-tll/, see foreknowledge dejection, 1 3201/ 
De Jong, K.H.E.: Das (/II.tike ,'vIysterimwesell. 5 5281/. 5301/ Delabarre. E. B., 2 1058. 1187&1/; Ober Bewegul/gsempfilldungen, 2 1058n, (/)580) 
Delacotte,]..see under Guillaume de Digulleville 
Delacroix, E .. 12 fig. 36 
"De lapide philosophico figurae et emblemata," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Lambspringk 
Delatte, L., see under Cyranides Delbriick, A .• 1 117. 304; Die patllOlogische Uige 11Iul die psychi~ch abrwrmen Schwindler, 1 117n. 1181/,304n 
Delhi, 10 983 
deliberation, 8 241; 9ii 33; 
unconscious, 11 63 delight-maker, 9i 469 Delilah, 5 458 
delinquency, juvenile, 10 897; see also criminal(s) S.v. children 
delirium, 1 285; 3 346; 9i 263; delusions of grandeur in, 1 213; hallucinatory, 3 61,164; hysterical, 1 7, 11, 117; 3 164-5; 
induced by intoxicants, 16 50W; 
with motor excitement, 1 283; syndromes of degeneracy, 1 218 
delirium tremens, 1 199, 203 deliverance: archetype of, 10 624; and Greek mysteries, 6 229; Schopenhauer's doctrine of, 6 223 
Delos, birthplace of Apollo, 5 577; 14 261 
Delphi/Delphic, 18258; 
crevice and Castalian spring, 5 577; 

gorge, 53691/,37111; 
oracle, 5 45011; 18 548 Delphinas, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. S.l'. 
Deluge/Flood. the, 5 167; 9ii 330; 
11 577. 653, 669; 14571; Deucalion and. 5 279. 570: 
in Jewish tradition. 12 54()-2: 
Noah and, see Noah S.t'.: 
Ogygian, 5 306; symbolism of, 5 57Cl-1 
delusion(s),1 11,283; 3 72, 166-9, 175, 20Cl-7, 498, 565; 4 256: 7 11O.381:9i309; 10714: 11557: 1347,55,1391,,298.454; 15152: 17 25Cl-1; 
aims of, 341Cl-12; 
collective, 13 52; 
comparative study of, 3 414: as expressions of complex, 3 2°4; 
of grandeur, see grandeur; Mercurius a god of, 13 299; and mythological motifs. 18 833; 
paranoid,3 147; 5 18511: 7470; 9i 103; 
of reference, 3 169; schizophrenic, 11 454; 15 65: of self as Messiah/pope, 1 213, 214; 
social and political, 13 5; 
and unconscious processes, 3 452-3; 
wish-fulfilling, 1 283-4; see also hallucination(s) 
delusional: assertions, 3 168; 
ideas, 1 466; 3 190, 20Cl-7: 8 581,584,747; 11 222,899: 18 1478; and archetypal motifs, 18 1480 
demand(s): contrasexual, 7 297; infantile sexual, 7 256; 
outer and inner, 7 31 1 Demant, V. A., 18 1586; The Religious Prospect, 18 158611 dementia, 2 13°2, 13°7, 1354: acute juvenile, 3 9n; 

epileptic, 3 471: 
and outer associations, 1 317: /}(//'{//ytiCfl, 1 283; 
paranoides. see paranoia; praecox, .Iee schizophrenia; sejullctiva, see Gross, 0.; 
senile. 1 154; 2 1295; 3471-2 (see also deterioration s.v. senile) 
Demeter/Ceres, 53541/,355.42111, 528&11, 53011: 9i 167.310,317. 339: 16518; 18264&1/: 
Homeric hymn to, 5 533; 9i 2°5"; 
and Kore, see Kore S.l'.: 
and Persephone, 5 526: 9i 169; 9ii 23; 12 26; 
of Pharos, 5 321; 
serpent of, in Eleusinian mysteries, 5 530, 584; 
and tree, 5 526n 
demigod, 7 206, 380: .Iee also superman 
demiurge,5 163n. 665n; 6 141; 9ii 296.299.306.308,366; 11 133; 12126,410.413; 1396, 116,276, 278; 1511,192,199; 
as anima I/!undi, 11 160; 
de\'il as. 9ii 233, 367; 11 255, 47°; 
Gnostic, 7 212; 9ii 75Yl, 233&n, 3°6, 308; 11 160,4°8,47°: 14 52211; 18 1419; and highest God, 9ii 296, 366; laldabaoth, 9ii 128, 325; 11 350: -, and Jehovah, 12 539; 13 270n; imprisoned in matter, 10633; 11 92, 94; Naassene/Esaldaios, 9ii 128, 3°7, 325; and Ogdoad, 9ii 297; 
Platonic, 11 186 
democracy, 10326,456; 18 131720,1324,1337,1569; 
social, 10 155 
Democritus of Abdera (philosopher), 9i 573; 14 41; 
atomic theory of. 8 2 78n; 9i 1 16--17; 10 766 

DEMOCRITUS, PSEUDO- - DE SULPHURE 

DEMOCRITUS, PSEUDO- - DE SULPHURE 

2°7 
	Democritus, pseudo-, see ALCHEMI- 	14 483 
	CAL WRITERS s.v. 	denial, mechanism of, 7 323 
demon(s)/demonology, 3 528; 5 Denmark, 10 1035, 1048, 1055 664, pI. la; 6 383, 384; 7 105, denominations, see Protestant(ism) 
	150; 8 558; 9i 350; 13 57, 62, 	S.V. sects 
119, 152, 154, 164,430; 17207; Denzinger, H., and Bannwart, K.: 
	18 1504-5; 	Enchiridion symbolorum, 9ii 94n, 
	anima as personal, 13 59; 	138n, 39711; 11 324n 
	and archetype, 7 110, 153; 	Deo concedente, 9i 277; 11 448; 12 
	autochthonous, 18 1361; 	450n; 1486; 16385; 18 1631 
	doctor as, 799, 145; 	dependence, 6 146,613,626; 
	in lead/Saturn, 13 164n; 	childish state of, 17 109; 
	-lover, 5 169; 	on collective ideas, 6373; 
	masculine, as incubus, 7 370; 	free, 13 77; 
	pagan gods as, 11 347; 13246; 	infantile, on parents, 7 88, 171; 
	planetary, 11 344, 347, 350, 	8715; 
	363; planetary spirits, 13 273, 	on man, 6 133; 
	27.5,jig. B5; 	of patient on analyst, 8 146; 
	possession by, 5 523; 6 346-7; 	on things, 6422 
	18 1362; 	depersonalization of affect, 8 510; 
	primitive belief in, 8 578; 1026; 	of unconscious figures, 1362 
psychic powers embodied in, depositum jidei, 14 744 
	181365-6,1374,1377; 	depotentiation: of ego, see egos.v.; 
	pursuing, mother as, 7 280; 	of instinct, 5 199; 
	as sexuality, 8 332; 	of unconscious, 12 163 
	sun-eating, 5 pI. XXXIV; 	deprecation, mechanism of, 7 323 
as unconscious psychic forces, 6 depreciation: of soul, 129, 126; 
	175, 176; 7 149; 10 431; 11 	of unconscious, see unconscious 
	479; 13 198; 	s.v. 
	unicorn as, 12 525,jig· 249; 	depression, 1 197, 199,203; 7344, 
	-woman, 5458; 	355; 8 166,266,593,598,798; 13 
	see also daemon; devil 	445, 454; 16 373n, 463; 17 141; 
	demonism, 18 1473; of nature, 18 	1863; 
	1365 	epileptic, 1 3 In; 
	TITLE: "The Definition of De- 	in hysteria, 3 148, 181; 
	monism," 18 1473-4; 	in Jung's cases, 7 75, 344; 
	"Demonstratio naturae," see AL- 	in men about forty, 8 773; 
	CHEMICAL 	COLLECTIONS: Mus. 	in neurosis, 3 547; 
	hem. s.v. Jean de Meung 	psychogenic, 4 365; 7 344; 
	demoralization, 7 254; 	source of, 1 210 	. 
	neurosis and, 11 12, 26 	depressive: melancholia, 1 343; 
	Demorgon, 13 176n 	psychosis, and symbol of all- 
	Demosthenes,3 347; 533 	devouring mother, 5504; 
	demotivation, 18 873 	state, an unconscious compen- 
	demythologization, of Christ, 11 	sation, 5 625 
	647 	deprivation, thought-, see thought- 
	denarius, see NUMBERS: ten 	deprivation 
Denderah/Dendereh,9ii 12gn, 147; "De promissionibus" (anon. 5th cen- 
206 

tury treatise), 5 574; 14483 depth(s), 14468, 719 
depth psychology, 2 I 355&n; 18 
1408, 1803-7, 1815: 
Bleuler on, 4 154, 523; 7 410; J.'s encyclopedia article on, 18 1142-62 
derangement, mental, see mental illness/ete. 
"De ratione conficiendi lapidis," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Ventura 
Derceto,5 290n; 9ii 127,163,173; see also Atargatis 
Dervish monasteries, 9i 713 
De Sanctis, Sante: I Sogni: Studi psicologici e clinici di un atienista, 3 18m 
Descartes, R., 8 13n, 202, 276, g82n descendent, see ascendent s. v. descensus ad inferos, 12 42, 178; 18 
80; see also Christ.\'. v. descent into hell; heIl s.v. descent descent/descensus, 12 288-9, 305; 13 
(P63), 186; 16468; 
and ascent, see ascent; 
in to darkness/shadowslthe unconscious, 5528,553,634,642; 12436-7; 16455,493; 18252; dual, from human and divine parents, 9i 93-5, 14on; 18 1492; 
in hero-myth, 12 438; 
of Holy Ghost, see Holy Ghost s.V. ; 
ad inferos, see above descensus; of Nous, see Nous s.v.; 
and older person, 7 114: 
see also Christ s. v. descent into hell; nekyia 
Deschamps, M., 8 830n 
desert (dream-image), 17208 Desert Fathers, 5 119n desexualization, of libido, 5654 desiccation, 14 263 
desire(s), 4 282, 666; 14 171; as energy, 4 567; 
for the good, 5 185; 

negation of, 16 361; 
object and quality of, 5 125; renunciation of, and death· fantasies, 5 165-6; unconscious: for the mother, 5 465; and torment of soul, 5 443; 
unfulfiIled, and repression, 5 
436; 
violent, and anxiety! 5165; see also libido 
desirelessness: and divine bliss, 5 405; 
and sleep, 5 501 
"De spagirico artificio/' see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Dorn 
despiritualization of the world, 11 140,141 
D.essoir, Max, 1 137; 8355; 18798; DasDoppel-lch, 113on; 18798n; Geschichte der neueren Psychologie, 6 792n; 8 355n 
destiny: astrological components of, 
1240; 
biological, 4 667; individual, 7 369; 
and psychological tendency, 4 309; 
source of, 4 727-8; see also fa te 
destroyers, epoch of great, 10724 destruction, 11 85, 532; 
man's power of, 11 745; 
mass, 8428; 
powers of, 11 534; 
and sacrifice, 11 390&n; water as, 13 101,274; 
of world, 11 653, 739; (see also millennium; world s.v. end of) 
destructive instinct, 7 77n; see also Freud s.v. death instinct destructiveness: and the creative purpose, 15 175; 
and J oyce, 15 172 
"De sulphure," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Sendivogius 

_ .•...• an._ .•.• n·a&:.!'"Wl - U~VIL 

DETACHMENT - DEVIL 

208 
detachment, 13 60: 
Christian ideal of, 11 539: 
of consciousness, .1'('1' consciousness S.t'.: 
from father, 11 271: inner, 13 55: 
in yoga, 11 826, H90 
details, importance of, 8 H63, 924 detective story(-ies), 10 195: 15 137 detention: characteristic states of 
prisoners in, 1 277-81; fear of, 1 356: 
and hysterical psychoses, 1302: hysterical stu por in, 1 226-300; influence of, 1 283: 
and patient's aA'ect, 1 245, 317 deterioration : apperceptive, 3 19, 
20, 30-2, 74, 76: emotional, 3 33, 144; 
senile, 3 327, 497 (.1'1'1' 11/.1'0 dementia S.t'. senile) 
determinant(s): of function, 8 377: producing human culture, 4 665 
determination: causal and final, 4 
688; 
over-, 3 133; 4 44: principle of, 18 1°41: unconscious, 4 355-64 
determinism, 3 90: 11 391: 
and James's typology, 6531-5: 
Schopenhauer and, 8 H28; and synchronici ty, 8 944 
De triplid habitaclIlo (anon.), 8 967/1 Deubner, L.: Attische Festl', 5 pI. 
LXIIla Deucalion, 5 570; 
and Pyrrha, 5 279: 13 132 Deursen, A. van: Dl'r Hl'ilbringa, 13 132n 
dellS absconditus, 6 150, 427: 9ii 2°9; 11 259, 289, 358: 13 138-9: 18 1531,1535,1537: 
as lapis/philosophers' stone, 13 127; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius deus terrenus/terrestris, 12 335, 445; 14676, 779; 13 2°3: 

as lapis/philosophers' stone, 9i 289; 11150: 12471; Mercurius as, see Mercurius S.t'. 
dl'IIS IIltio/llllll, 18 1539 
Deussen, Paul, 5 589, 658; 6 336, 
33711; 10 189: 
Allgemeine Geschichte del' PhilosDPhil', 5 556n, 588n, 58gnn, 59on, 646n; 6 328n, 329n, 336n, 349n; 9ii 23~; 12 13~; 13 254n; 14 13In, 595n; tr. of Rig Veda in, 9i 67 In; 
Die Geheimlehre des Veda, 14 1311l; 
Sechzifi Uj)(/lIislulIls dl's Veda, 5 658/1 
Deuteronomy, see BIBLE: a.T. S.t'. delltnos thl'os, 11 594 
Delltsclle :vliircllen seit Grill/m, ed. P. 
Zaunert, 9i 4°411, 4°511, 41211, 42111,42711 
devaluation, 12 11r/; 
of religious function, 7 150: of sexuality, 9ii 357: 
see also "nothing but" 
DI't'((s, angel/devil, 18 1077 Del' Azur, 5664 
development(s): abnormal, 7 270; arrested,3 529: 
Christian, 13 71: collective, 17 297; conscious, 7 290: 16 387: of dream, 8 562: embryonic, 17 105: 
final, 8 40, 42: 
human, 7 482: 10678: man's, 10678; 
of meaning, 13 350: 
of neurosis, 17 177; ontogenetic, 7 23s1456, 457; pace of, 7 159; 
personal/of personality, 7 237/ 458-9, 239, 2411l, 247, 267, 364, 461-2n, 504; 13 24,31; 17 331C; 
precocious, of Christ, 11 229; of progression, 8 70; progressive, 7 373; 

psychic, 7 198; 13 10-11, 18, 31, 199,294; 
psychological,7 198,267,4°5; regressive, 13323-4: 
in religion, 11 10: 
retarded, 7 167; 
spiritual, 7 172: 11 246; 13 70, 294; 17 331C: resistance to, 17 271; 
unconscious, 7 216-17 deviation from archetype and 1Ilstinct, 8 724 
devil(s)/Satan, 3321, 540: 4 74 III : 5 581&n: 6 706; 731,110, Ill, 119,15°,152,164,285,320,394; 8 426n; 9i 189, 255, 431, 446, 597; 9ii 74, 16711; 10 139, 573, 651,843; 11469, (P 358),579-80; 12 1111,3611,57,211&11; 133, 148&11, 18o, 289, 295, 416, 437; 14 32, 86, 110, 140, 148, 252, 394,726,785; 16384,394,491; 18 1534; 
Adam and, see Adam S.t'.; alchemists' concept of, 11 470; and alchemist's mind, 13 139n, 429; 
Antichrist and, .1'1'1' Antichrist S.V.; 
as ape of God/simia dei, 9i 456; 11120n,252,262,263; 12173, 181, 204,./ig· 67; 
and binarius, see binarius S.lI. evil/devilish; 
and Cain, see Cain S.lI.; 
and Christ, 5 576; 6 829; 9i 195; 11103,713,725; 14 123n, 148,728; 181537,1549,1553; as adversary/counterpart of, 9ii 77, 178; 11 248--9, 258, 470, 649,654; 1222; autonomy of, 11 248, 254, 290; as brothers, 9ii 103, 113,4°1; 14 124n; as hostile brothers, 11 254"; 13 297n (see also Satanael); as instruments of God, 9ii 400; as opposites, 9ii 7971; 11 258; 12 22; 18 1553; symbols shared, 
2°9 

9ii 127 (.1'1'1' also Lucifer); Christian teaching on, 9ii 14C 171, 191; 16388: 
concretism of, and objectiv psyche, 173°9, 312; contemporary, reality of, 1 878--9; as neurosis, 10 30S 311,331: 
creation of, 11 255: 13 10711: as demiurge, .\1'1' demiurge S.t'.: dreams of. 7 285; 11 3211: 1· 14°11: 
Epimetheus and, 6 311, 315; eternity of, 18 1553; 
and evil: mana and, 10 139: re· ality of, 9ii 85: 10573; 11 248, 631; as source of, 11 631; as spirit of, 9i 394; 
fall of,11650, 674,69°,713; and thousand-year imprison· ment, 11 725; 
. in Faust, see Goethe: Faust s.v.; in folk-lore, 5 581&n; 9i 456; 13 246; motif of cheating, 13 120; 
as goblin/imp, 11 248; 
and God/Vahweh, 5 576; 9i 394; 9ii 1 11, 300; 11 103, 579, 585, 588, 594, 600, 615-16, 634, 636, 639, 650, 651, 658, 661, 690, 697; 14 253; ape of, see ((bot'e; counterpart/dark side of, 6 457; 7 395; 9ii 113; 11 626, 654, 694; 13 283; e1der/ first son of, 9ii 1°3, 1 13; 10 846; 11 470, (P 357); 18 1549, 1553, 1555, 1593; -, bene Elohim, 18 1617; -, Satanael (Gnostic), 9ii 77, 229; 11 249: 13 271; 14 12411,589 (see also Ebionites S.lI. Christ and Satan); as eye of God, 11 579n; as left hand of God, 11 470, (P358); 18 1537; as opposites, 11 791; as other side of, 5 89; symbolism of, 11 600; 
Greek, 13377; 
and Hell, 9ii 204n; 14 482, 

DEVILFISH - DICHOTOMY 

DEVILFISH - DICHOTOMY 

211 
devil (cont.): 
643; matter as, 11251; 
horns of, 9i 68g; four-, see ANIMALS: serpent/snake s.v.; 
and Incarnation, 11 248, 650; and intellect, 12 88, 1 Ig, .fig· 
36; 
a kabbalist (Paracelsan), 13 
148n; 
lapis as, 164°311; 
Lilith, daughter/emanation of, 11 61g; 
as "Lord of this world," see Lord s.v.; 
and Lucifer, see Lucifer s.v. Christ and devil; 
and Mary, 11 626, 754; 
in medieval heresy, 9ii 225, 
23°; 
Mercurius and, see Mercurius 
s.V. ; 
as neurosis, 10 3°9, 311, 331; north wind as, 9ii 157; 12 4800; 
pacts with, 7 397; 10434,436, 700; 12 37; 1469°, 702; personal, 11 252n; 
personality of, 11 103; possession by, 2 1352; 11 777; Protestantism and, 11 471, 7g1; • 
in quaternity, see quaternity 
S.l/, ; 
Saturn as dwelling-place of, 13 
2°9, 276; 
Saturnine form of anima mundi, 
13 163n; 
seven, 13 163&n; sexual, 5 421; 8332; 
as shadow, 9i 18g, 567; 9ii 75n; 11 463; 13 293; 14 32; as archetype, 7 152; symbols/symbolism, 4 727 (see also ANIMALS: dragon; horse; Leviathan; lion; raven; wolf); tempter, 9i 394; three-headed/tricephalous, 11 252; 13 17611; as antithesis of 

God, 13283; 
as trickster, 11 619, 620; and Trinity, see Trinity s.V.; in vision of Enoch, 11 673; and witchcraft, 5fig· 29; 
world created by, 9ii 225-6, 312n; 
Wotan as, 10374; 
see also diabolus; Hoffmann, E.T.A.: The Devil's Elixir 
devilfish, see ANIMALS: fish devotion, "devoted," "devout," 6 201-2; 11 8 devouring/swallowing, 5 307, 3°9, 
310, 654, pI. LXII; 
and assimilation of magic power, 5 52611; 
of hero, 5538n; 
monster, 5 369; 
motif, 5 365, 5°1, 542, pIs. 
XXIIb, XXXIIb, XXXIV, XXXVIIlb, LXII; 12277,436, 440, 447, jigs. 130, 168, 169, 170, 175; 
type (Blake), 646o, 559 
dew, 13 114,215, 40 Ill; 14 14&n, 27, 34&n, 41, 683n, 70w; 16483, 493,497; 
honeydew/maydew, 13 1900; 
as prima materia, 12425; sea-/ros marinus, 14 688, 701 
Dewey, j., 10928 
dew of Gideon/ros Gedeonis, 10629; 11 1611l; 16483,487; 
moon and, 14 155; reanimating, 13 137 
dharma, 9ii 339n; 11 822; 18600 Dharmadhatu, see Buddha s.v. Dharmakaya, 11 771, 790, 838, 846, 
853; 13 50 
Dhulqarnein, 5 283-5; 9i 252-6 dhvaja, 11 930 
dhyana, 11 gll, 938; 16219,477 Dhyani-Bodhisattvas/Buddhas, see 
under Buddha 
diabetic, sugar in blood of, 7 162 diabolization, of Lucifer and Mf"rcurius, 13 300 

diabolus, sulphur as, 13 276; see also devil 
diadem/diadema cordis tue, see .crown diagnosis( -es)/diagnostic: 
TITLES: "On the Psychological Diagnosis of Facts," 1 478-84; "The Psychological Diagnosis of Evidence," 2 728-92; "A Third and Final Opinion on Two Contradictory Psychiatric Diagnoses," 1 430-77; "On Pictures in Psychiatric Diagnosis,"~ 18 1 792 ; 
an art, 17 198; 
contradictory psychi~ltric, two, 1 430-62; final opinion on, 1 463-77; 
difficulty of differentiation, in 
certain states, 1 29-31; 
of facts: experimental, 4 Ig; psychological, 1478-84; modern requirements for, 1 
3°2; 
optimistic, danger of, 1 351; and paintings of patients, 18 414; 
Paracelsan concepts of, 15 29, 
32; 
of problem child, 17 228; 
in psychotherapy, 16 540; and clinical, contrasted, 16 195-8; knowledge of symbols in, 16 343; 
of rare states of consciousness, 
1 1-4 
dialectid dialectical: conscious/u n- 
conscious, 12 3-4. 36; 
meaning, 16 I; 
philosophical. 13 286; procedure/process. 7 339; 16 9.11.21,23.25.239.24°, 535; analytical, treatment as 10 888; psychotherapy as. 16 1-12. 239. 544; 18 1504. 15°9; 
and suggestion methods. 16 
10; 
see also unconscious s. v. 

dialect word, 1 73(2); see also word substitution 
dialogue. 8 199; 
inner, 8 186; 
of observer and observed, 8 214 "Dialogus inter naturam et filii," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Aegidius de Vadis "Dialogus Mercurii," see ALCHEMI- 
CAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Sendivogius 
diamond. 11276; 12221,327,511; in dream. 12 258, 273-5 diamond body. see Chinese alchemy s.V. 
Diana, 9i 341; 14 187, 188. 203. 
360; 
and Actaeon, 14 188&n; as anima, 14 193; Apollo and, 16410; 
at Aricia. 5 250; 
bathing in river, 14 144&n, 157n; 
of Caria, 5 321; dog of, 14 188; 
doves of, 14 182. 185&n, 187. 408&n, 410; 
of Ephesus. 5 pI. XXIVb; 11 194; 
grove of, 14 182; 
moon goddess, 13 398; 14 188; 164io; 
with mural crown, 5 303. pI. XXIVb; 
see also Artemis 
diaphragm: seat of fourth chakra, 16560; 
seat of psychic activity. 18 16 diaschisis, 3 497 
diastole, 6 4-6; 
and systole, 6 4. 356. 428; 7 514(5); 8 7o&n; as opposites, 7 87; 
see also Goethe s.v. systole 
dice. game of, 13 340-1; and ESP. 8837.977 
dichotomy: of God, 11 380; of universe. 11 435 

210 

DlCKS - DIONYSUS 
DICKS - DIONYSUS 
der neuentdRcktim Petrusapokalypse, 12 6 In; 
"Papyrus magica Musei Lugdunensis Batavi," 12 
45611 
Dietrich qf Berne, 5 283n. 58511 
Diez, F. C.: Warterbuch der romanischen S prachen, 5 4 16n difference(s): individual, 7 240, 329; 
numerical, 14 594n; racial, 7 240; 13 11 
"Different, the," in Timaeus, 11 186, 188 
differentiated: function, see function(s) s.v. ; 
type, see type(s) s.v. differentiation, 6 415, 705 (DeL); 7 80,236, 24In, 372-3; 13456; 16 124,5°3; 18 1418; 
from collective psyche, 7 240, 515,519; 
conscious, 6 179; 13 395; 
of consciousness, see consciousness s,v,; 
and deliverance, 6 176; of ego, see ego s.V.; 
of feelings, 14 334; 
of functions, see function(s)s.v.; higher, 7 198; 
of human brain, 7 23s1456; individual, 6 88, 105, 399; 8 523; 16 124; 
of instinct, 6 405; of intellect, 12 112; 
non-, see non-differentiation; one-sided,6 13°,346; 
of opposites, 13291; 
of persona from anima, 7 317, 
5°4; 
personal, 7 237/459, 242/463, 
456; 
of personality, see personality s.V. ; 
psychological, of man, 6 12, 107; 
racial, 7 24011; of self, 6 183; 
Dicks, H. V., 1847,386,387 "Dicta Alani," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: TllI'atr. chem. s.v. 
"Dicta Belini," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. auri! s.v. "Rosarium philosophorum"; Bib/. chem. cur. s.v. "Allegoriae sapientum"; Theatr. chem. s.v. "Allegoriae sapientum" 
dictators/dictatorship, 9ii 96; 17 
284&n; 18759, 1336-7, 1341-2; deification of, 10514; 
and external solemnities, 10 
512 
Dictionary of Goldmaking, 13 97 
didactic poetry, 15 140 
Didymus of Alexandria, 12 52211; De trinitate, 9ii 373n 
Diehl, A.: "Neurasthenische Krisen," 1 31&n 
Diels, H.: Fragmente der Vorsokratiker, 9i 573n; 12 435n; 14 75n 
Diem, 0.: "Die einfach demente Form der Dementia praecox," 3 10&n 
Dieterich, A., 5 13811, 144n, 149n, 153n, 155n, 530&nn, 53611, 58In, 596n; 8318; 1885-6; 
on Apollo and Python, 5 316n; on cista, 5 530; 
magic papyrus, 5 130, 135; 8 228; 
on primitive forces and religion, 5 4111l; 
on solar phallus, 5 223; WORKS: 
Abraxas: Studien zur Re/igionsgeschichte des spateren Altertums, 5 65n, 31611; 
Die Grabschrift des Aberkios, 9ii 145n; 
Eine Mithrasliturgie, 5 102n, 13011, 274n, 29711, 39In, 41 In, 52611, 664/1; 8 31811, 92911; 9i 105&n; 9ii 19011; 11 353n; 13 9In; 18 85n, 86; Mutter Erde, 5 214n,jig. 15; Nekyia: Beitrage zur Erklarung 
212 
of typical attitudes, 6 101; in unconscious, 11 440; 
of unconstious from conscious products, 6 268; 11 64; 
of Western intellect, 13 8; 
of whole man, 10 1010 
difficulties: psychic, 8 762; underestimation of, 8 761 digestive disorders, 4 569; 17 141 Digulleville, see Guillaume de Digulleville 
Dike, 11 606 
dilemma, of one and three, see NUMBERS s.v. one 
dimension, fourth, see NUMBERS s.v. 
four diminutives, 9i 408 din, 9ii 105 
Ding an sich, self as, 12 247 dinner party, 4 86 
dinner table, dream of, 2 838-43, 856 
Dio Chrysostom: on mystic quadriga, 5423; 
Opera, 5423n 
Diocletian, 18 257 
Diodoros (Megarian philosopher), 9ii 129n 
Diodorus Siculus, 9ii 129; 14 63n; Bibliotheca historica, ed. and tr. C. H. Old father and R. M. Geer, 5 354n; 12 457n; 14 14nn, 4611, 383n 
Diogenes, 6 43, 55 Diogenes, Fossor, 5 163n 
Diogenes Laertius: "Lives of Eminent Philosophers," tr. R. D. Hicks, 11 350n; 12 37011 Diomedes, 12 45711 
Dionysia, 5 I 5611 
Dionysius (pseudo-), the Areopagite, 662; 7 104; 8 27511; 9i 5, 603n; 9ii 8o, 87, 91; 1117011; 14 564&n,644; 
WORKS: 
De coelesti hierarchia/The Celestial Hierarchies, 9i 5; 14644n; Pachymeres' paraphrase of, 
14 56411; 
De dillinis 1I00nillibus, 9i 5; 9ii 87-8; 14 568; 
011 the Diville Names atuJ the ,Wystical Theolog)', tr. C. E. Rolt, 14 568n; 
Works of'Diollysius the Areopagite, tr. J. Parker, 9ii 8811 
Dionysius I Oacobite patriarch), 11 
365 
Dionysius the Elder (of Syracuse), 
11 184 
Dionysius Thrax, 9i 57311 
Dionysius the Younger (of Syracuse), 11 184 
Dionysus, Dionysian/Bacchus, 5 36, 184, 264, 274n, 29911, 330n; 6 225, 228, 231&n, 232, 877; 9i 128, 195; 9ii 134, 243n; 11 44n, 204n, 612, 63911; 12 416; 14 5n, 379,589; 16388; 18 258, 264/1; 
TITLE: "The A pollinian and the Dionysian," 6 2 23-40; 
and Agni, 5 246n; 
-bull, Argive, 5 184; Christ/Christian parallels, 5 62~; 6 314tI, 316; 11 206, 384; consecrations to, 5 536; 
cult, see below mysteries; dismembered, 5 354n; 11 353, 400; 14 350n, 365; 
as dissolution, 12 118; double figure of, 5 184; enkolpios, 10 638n; 
fig-tree, phallic symbol, 5 324n; fluid of, 12 21011; 
-impulse, 5 623, 624; 6 225-7, 230-2,238,877,9°8; 1037511, 657; as expansion, 6 234-5; as intoxication, 6 226, 230, 876; 12 182 (see also Apollinian impulse); 
and Korybas, 9ii 332; 14 589; Lysius, 5 198; 
Messiah and, 12 41611; mysteries/cult of, 5 184, 662n; 6231; 12 118-19, 169, 177-82, 191; 1391: 
213 

DIORPHOS - DISSOCIATION 

DIORPHOS - DISSOCIATION 

Dionysus (cont.): 
Nietzsche and, 5 623; 7 40; 8 162; 9i 210; 11 44, 142; 12 118; 15 142; 
orgies, 6 227; 717/427; 11353; 12 171; 1391; prayer during, 5 421 ; 
penis/Phaleslphallos of, 4 106; 5 
184; 
as pneuma, 11 387; 
satyr play, 12 105, 118, 170; Semele and, 9i 195; 
as spirit, divided and undivided, 1391; 
train of, 4 106; 
and tree (Dendrites), 5 526n, 662; 
Wotan and, 10 373. 375, 386, 394; 11 44; 
-Zagreus, 5659, 665; 7 113; 10 434.436; 11 142, 353. 387; 12 1 18; sacrifice and rebirth, 5 526&n, 527; 9i 210 
Diorphos, 9ii 186 
Dioscorides, 5 208n; 9ii 24 In; 
"De materia medica," 12 fig. 186; 13 193nn; 14 157nn, 683nn 
	Dioscorus/Dioskoros, 	priest 	of 
Sera pis, 9ii 2 44n; 13 1 73n 
Dioscuri,5 183; 9i 253,2500; 
dual motif of, 5294,296.5900; 6 339n; 9i 218, 235, 256n; 9ii 134; 15 15gn 
Dioskoros, see Dioscorus 
Diotima,5 242; 656; 733; 9ii 51 diphtheria, in case history, 1 193, 
195 
Dirac, P.A.M., 8 962n 
directedness: and unconscious. 8 158; 
value of, 8 136 
directeur de conscience, see director of consCience 
direction(s): four, 9i 701; 141.248. 276• 555,607&n; 
sense of, in primitives, 10 1 10 directional idea. see idea(s) s.v. 

director of conscienceldirecteur de conscience, 10 533. 555; 11 76. 273n, 285; 18613,614,671 Dirr. A.: Kaukasishe Miirchen, 14 273n• 279n 
disappointment(s). 14332.334; professional. 17 109 
disc(s): blue. dream of. 12307.318; starry. 10 740n 
disciple(s). 7 263. 265; 
and dance-round with Christ. 11415.418-19; 
see also Emmaus 
discontent. 8 169; 9i 144; cultural. 17 200; 
sources of. in modern life. 7 428.429 
discontinuity(-ies): of physics. 8 965. 966. 967; 9i 49on; principle of, 18 1198 
"discord." see association-chain(s)s.v. discovery. age of. 10 172 discretion. years of. 8 776 discrimination. 9ii 185, 40g-1O; 12 
30.367.563; 13247.291.456; in alchemy. 11 411; 
conscious. 13 287; consciousness as. see consciousness s.v.; 
deficient. 3 136. 217:-18; Logos as. 1360; 
of the na tures. 9ii 133 discussion, effect of complexes on, 8 199 
disease(s): and creative activity, 17 
206; 
as disturbed normal processes, 185; 
"ens spirituale" of. 13 148n; as entia, 17 203; 
gods as. 13 54; 
mental, see mental illness; multiplicity of causes, 3 480; names of, 15 34; 
as obscurity/darkness, 13444; Paracelsus' attitu!ie to, 15 13; and patient's psychology, 11 15; 

psychic realities and, 8 686 disembowelling, 13 441 disequilibrium, psychic, 7 252, 262 disgust, 4 51, 56-61 
disharmony with oneself, 7 373 disintegration, 11 930; 16 219; 17 
334; 
chemical, 4 293; 
in painting, 10 724; pathological,7229; 
of persona, see persona s.V.; 
of personality, see personality s.V.; 
psychic, 8 202; 12 79; 
in schizophrenic complex, 3 546-8,569; 
see also under consciousness disiunctio, 16397, 398 
disks, see disc(s) 
dislike, 16(p 165n) dismemberment, 11 346&n, 410; 12 
1 18,4100,469,530; 13 (P 60), 89, 91&n, 93, Ill, 1100, 121, 40In; 14 179, 216n, 238, 3501'1, 361, 493, 494, 007; 16 398; motif of, 5 354, 556; 14 64; 
see also cutting; mutilation; torture 
disobedience, shadow and, 11 292 disorder, infernal, 13 156 disorientation, 7 2501467, 254; 8 
815; 12 74; 13 15; 
of consciousness, 16476; 
of patients, 1 230, 237-9, 266; philosophical, 13 5; 
in place, 1385-7, 401; worldwide, 18581; 
see also orientation 
disparagement, euphemistic, 10 365 
dispersions, 8 8400 
displacement, 3 109, 141, 166, 168; 
7 162; 17282; 
downwards, 13 334, 337-8; nursing as, 3 1°5; replacing character, 3 106; upwards, 13 334 
disposition(s), 11 491; 

hysterical, 1423,451; individual, 13 464; 
inherited, 7 359; or acquired pathological, 7 269; and universal psychic, 7 234; instinctive, 13355; 
mental, 1 317; and simulation, 1320; 
pleasure-seeking, 1 220, 438; psychic, 7 9; 
unconscious, 7 137; 
see also attitude(s) 
disproportion, 7 504 
"Dispute between Mary and the 
Cross," 14 26 
Disraeli, B., 10 292 
dissenters, fate of, 11 23 dissimilation, 6 531, 688 (DeL) dissociationldissociability, 4 678; 6 
344,631; 10476; 11272,698; 13 473-4; 18741; 
and affects, 1 318, 339, 423; 10 286; 
from anima, 13454; 
and autonomous fragmentary systems, 13 51, 55; 
of basic functions, 6 113; between conscious and unconscious, 4 761; 62°4; 8 724; 10 608, 1008; 11 280, 688; 16 26, 394,476; 18 1389; 
of consciousness, 3 55-6, 304; 8 378; 9i 83,244; 14772; 18440, 1418; 
in dementia praecox/schizophrenia, 3 55, 76, 428, 5°7-8, 544; 5 58, 193; 8 254, 3834&n; 9i 279; 11 848; 18 223-4; 
of differentiated and undifferentiated functions, 6 314; 
and fourth "inferior" function, 11 292; 
in hysteria, 1 318,423; 3 304, 509; 4 28; 10 417, 424; 18 223-4; 
of individual ego and collective psyche, 7 156; 

214 

215 

DISSOLUTION - DOCTOR 

DISSOLUTION - DOCTOR 

dissociation (cont.): inner, 6 92; 
and "loss of soul," 10 287; 11 688; 
multiple, 8 253, 255; neurotidand neurosis, 3 506, 544; 4761; 5683; 861; 9i 244, 9ii 280; 10 546; 11 274, 285; 14494; 16 26, 271, 452, 490; 18382,474,139°, 1554; 
of personality, see personality s.v. ; 
and primitive man, 10 130, 287; 
of psyche, 8 365-6; 10 540-1; 14494; 16266; 18442, 1504; and repression, 13 108,332; 16 452; 
and symbols, 11 285; treatment of, 5683; 11 285; 13 464; 16271-3; 
in Western/modern society, 10 290-1, 552, 1008; 11 443; 18 559; 
worldwide, 18 581; 
see also split s.v. of psyche 
dissolution, 16454; alchemical, 12 Jig. 142L; of centre, 12 243; 
of compromise, 7 504; 
of consciousness, see consciousness s.v.; 
Dionysus as, 12 1 18; of ego, see ego s.v.; of infantile ties, 7 91; 
of mana-personality, 7 398; 
of persona, 7 251/468, 260/ 476; 
of personality, 7466; in collective psyche, 7 238; into paired opposites, 7 237/458; 
of prestige, 7 239; 
regressive, 7 239 
distaff, in Estonian fairytale, 9i 410; distance, and ESP experiments, 8 834-5; 
distillation, 13 185, 222; 16 503, 515; 

apparatus of, 13 417; 
circular, 9ii 420; 12 165, 167n; 13 185: 14 303; 
thousandfold, 13 185; 16 400; vessel of, 13 117, 214,Jig. B7 
distinction(s), vanish in the unconscious, 11 817 
distortion: and the creative process, 15 175; 
dream mechanism of, see dream(s) s.v. 
distractibility, 1 73, 190,204; 2 132; 
6464,481; 
and catalepsy, 3 13; 
effect on comprehension, 1 240; 
and faulty memory, 1 246; and interest, 1 139; 
and lethargy, 1 125; low-grade states of, 1 76; self-, 3 16; 
see also automatization; misreading 
distractio, 14671,674/1 distraction(s): of attention, and association experiments, 2 286-9; 3 108, 134, 135; averages, 2 43651; effects of, 2 382; and perseveration, 3 37; 
in hysteria, 2 797, 803; inner, 3 108; 
and mediate associations, 3 135; 
motor excitation and, 2 132; outer, experiments with, 1 315; 2267-9; 
of uneducated subjects, 2 269 distress, situation of, 10615 disturbance(s): of attention, 1 73; digestive, 4 569; 17 141; 
of emotions, 1 1 1; 
in erotic sphere, 7 131422; 
of memory, 1 9; mental/psychic, 13 47, 431, 464; 
psychogenic, 1 349; psychotic, 7 252; reaction, 8 821; 

of sensibility, 1 281; symptoms of, 9ii 54; of thinking, 1 189; of writing, 1 237; 
see also aberration; disease disunion/disunity: inner, 7 16, 27/ 438,206; 
with self, 3 427 
Dittus sisters, see under Blumhardt divans, 10 990 
divided, see division 
Divina Commedia, see Dante divination, 10 121; 12550; 
experiments in, 18 702 
divine: archetype as, 11 223; attributes of stone, 13437; child, see below; 
concept of the, 5 47 In; dynamism of self, 13 372&n; experience of the, 9i 18; 17 
33°; 
and father-imago, 4 728; 
fire, in alchemy, 13 256, 257, 404; 
harlot, see harlot; light, see light s. v.; love, see love s.v.; magic, 13 174; 
mother, see mother(s) s.v.; mysteries, 13236; 
myth, 13 331-2; 
nature, see nature (2) s. v. ; numen, see numen s.v.; office of ph ysician, 13 1 51 ; pair, 9i 1 2 1 ; 
revelation, 13 151,283; 
secrets, Mercurius as reveal er of, 13 278; 
spark, 13 197; 
spirit, 13 40; 
water, see water s. v.; will, 11 519; 13236; youth, 11 715 
divine child/children, 9i 273n, 289; 11 714; 12 Jig. 87; 16378, 379, 482, 533; 
as archetype, 12 215; 16533; as future saviour, 11 741; 

golden, 12 215; 16379; mythologem of, 9i 692; 
as symbol of: self, 11 713, 755; 16378; unity, 9ii 59; 
see also puer aeternus; Spitteler Divine Comedy, see Dante 
divining rod, 8 966; 18 702, 7°4, 727 
divinity, 13 18611; 
of Christ, 13 127, 154, 165; eating of, 5 526; 
idea of, 7 403; 
itself, Mercurius as, 13 282; "ocean" of, 7 476; 
splitting of, 9i 189; 
symbols of, 10 644; theriomorphic element in, 5 89; 
triune, Mercurius as, 13 271 divinus terllarius, Mercurius as, 13 278 
divisio, see opus, alchemical, stages in s.v. 
division/divided, 13 125; consciousness, see consciousness s.v. ; 
into four, 13 89n, 10911, 207; by sex, 13 173 
divorce, 7 1 15, 320; 9i 61, 714; 10 248, 958; 17 216, 343; 18 1343 dizziness, 1 266-8; see also faintingfits; giddiness 
Djabir, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Geber dmigs-pa, 12 123 
Docetism/ists,6 15,31,32; 9i 53311; in Apocryphal Acts of Johll, 11 428-31 
doctor(s), 7369,499; 9i 398; 13 14; advice and reproof by, 17 178; aim of, 1681; 
analysis of/as analysand, 4627; 10 339; 16 237, 287; 16 239 (see also analysis s.v. training; analyst s.v. analysis of); 
animals as, see animal(s) s.v.; and clergyman, see clergyman s. v. psychotherapy/doctor; 

216 

217 

DOCTRINAIRISM - DOMINATION 

DOCTRINAIRISM - DOMINATION 

doctor (cont.): 
a complete human being, 16 158; 
and correct interpretations, 7 
189; 
as demon, 7 99, 145; 
desirable for analysis, 17 261; in dreams, 12 136-7, 147-8; empirical and phenomenological outlook, 17 160; 
ethical attitude of, 16 173; ethics and, 11 547; 
and faith, 18 1511; 
as father-lover, 7 98, 206, 211-13; 
and Freud's theory, 7 411; function in analysis, 17 261; 
as God/deification of, 7 110, 207, 214, 217; 
as image, 7 145, 157; 
and incurable disease, 18 1575; and the individual, 10 532, 881-2; 14 125; 
involvement of, 10337; jargon of, 13 155; 
lack of understanding/insight in, 16312, 365; 
as lover, 7 98, 206; 
as magician, 7 99, 143; 
as mana-personality, 7 38-9; maternal significance of, 7 98; and meaning of life, 11 515; as mediator, 16374; 
and misunderstanding, 17 181; necessity of intervention, 16 270; 
neurotic's attitude to, 11 12; Paracelsus and, 13 154; 
and patient, relationship, 562, 683; 7 58 61, 93-4, 110, 143, 206,255; 8421; 10 352,532; 11 904; 16 I, 163,239,270-1, 273, 276, 364-5; assimilation of, 16 164; mutual transformation, 16 164, 166-7, 170, 399; mutual imprisonment, 16365; patient's behaviour to, 7 221/ 
451; 

as patient, 4 627; 
patient in love with, 2 833, 835-43; 
and patient's shadow, 12 36; persona of, 16365; 
personality of, 7 110; 10 338, 340; 16 10, 23, 170, 172, 198; 17 240; patient's evaluation, 5 62; 
personification of goodness, 7 
99; 
and psychiatry, 8 526; psychological training of, 7 1/409, 65; 
and reductive theories, 7 259; and religion, 11 452, 548, 738; as research workers, 5685; 
as saviour, 7 99; 18 1330; 
self criticism by, 16 236; somatic, 11 466; 
as sorcerer, 18 1330; 
subjective possibilities of, 16 400; 
takes over patient's conflicts/ 
suffering, 5 95; 16 364; transference to, 2 816n; 7 94, 97, 163, 214; 16 275, 357, 363; offather-imago, 7 206; 16 139; 17 158; 
and treatment of dissociation, 5 
683; 
and treatment of unconscious, 
7342; 
words of, 11 494; 
see also analyst; physician; psychotherapist; therapist 
doctrinairism, 9i 173; 9ii 141; Freudian, 13 465 
doctrine: 
TITLE: "An Exposition of the Secret Doctrine," 13 169-93; Buddhist yoga, 13 51; Christian: early, rationalizing of, 11444; and nature, 9ii 267; and psyche, 9ii 270 
Gnostic, of Anthropos, 13 210; of redemption, in alchemy, 13 252; 

secret/arcane, 13 73, 165, 236, 290 
Doelger, F. j., 9ii 127, 145, 175n, 
170n, 177, 186; 
Antihe und Christentum, 14256n; Das Fischsymbol i nfi'uhchristlicher Zeit, 9ii 12 7n, 14511; 
Die Sonne del' Gerechtigkeit 11 nd derSchwarze, 14 726n 
doer and deed, 12 36 dog(s), see ANIMALS .1.11. Doggeli, 10701 
dogma, 4 751; 9i 19; 9ii 259, 271; 1175,172; 12 11,14, 17,40,93; 13290, 384n; 14488; 16198; 18 15 11; 
TITLE: "A Psychological Approach to the Dogma of the Trinity." 11 169-295; 
alchemy and, 1241,403,453; 14425; 
and archetypes, 11 148,459; of Assumption, see Mary/ Mother of God s.v. Assumption; 
barbarian peoples and, 9ii 272; becomes soulless, 14 488; "belief" in, 9ii 2 76&n; believers and, 9ii 276&n; Christian, 5339; 9i 17; 13 120, 270; truth of, 18688; and unconscious (Walpurgisnacht), 13 120; 
and collective unconscious, 9i 2 1,47; 9ii 271; 
as defence, 11 8 I; development of, 11 88, 469; 14 744-5,777; 
drift from/loss of, 4 434; 9ii 271, 276, 278; materialistic criticism of, 5 674; 
history of, 11 222,469; 
Holy Ghost and, 11 222; 
as mental hygiene, 11 76; 
and paradox, 12 19; 
and practice, in religion, 1225; Protestantism and, see Protestantism s.v.; 

as expression of psyche, 11 81, 77S; 14489,650; 16391; psychology and, 11 294; 
and punishment, 9i 56; religious/philosophical, value of, 4 555, 746; 9ii 2 76n: 11 8 I, 294; 
Roman Catholic, see Church, Catholic .1.1'.; 
science and, 4746; symbolism/as symbol, 5 113; 9i 18-19; 9ii 271, 278; 11 171, 293; 12253; 14 667; 
and truth, 10335; 18617 dogmatism, 4 746; 7467; 8 214,216; 
and scepticism, 6 537 
dog's mercury, see mercury (plant) dog-star, 5 354: 14 176 
doll(s), 13 326,fig. 20; 17 40; 
children as, 17222; 
four, 16427,428, 430; as "grandmothers," 17 54 
"doll woman," 12 136-7 
dolphin, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Domaldi, Swedish king, 5 306 domestication, and incest-taboo, 5 
415 
Domina, 14 18 
dominants, 84°3, 423, 718; Christian, 12 41; 14 466; collective, 12 4 I; 
conscious/of consciousness, 12 41; 14455, 498, 504-6, 51617,519-21,536; binding force of, 14 517; decay of, 14 510; historical, 14 521; mythical, 14 520; negative aspect of, 14539; relativization of, 14 455; renewal of, 14498, 5°4, 525; 
of mana-personality, 7 39 I; organising, among archetypes, 5611 ; 
psychic, 11 849; 
unconscious, 11 850; 12 346, 391; 
see also archetypes 
domination, infantile desire for, 7 471 

218 

219 

DOMINIC - DREAM 

DOMINIC - DREAM 

Dominic, St., 5 5300 Dominican order, 9ii 138 Domitian, 9ii 171 
domus: ignis, 13 257n; 
sapientiae, 13 212; 
thesaurorum or gazophylacium (treasure house), 13 112 
Donath,].: "Uber Suggestibilitat," 1 109n 
Don Juan, 10248; 
Don Juanism, 9i 162,165 donkey, see ANIMALS: ass donumamoris, 5 101 
donum gratiae, 5 I ° I 
donum Spiritus sancti, in alchemy, 16 
389,411,413,486 doodles, 3 1°9 
door, 11427 
Dora, case of, see Freud: CASES dorje, 11 113; 
in mandala symbolism, 9i 636; 12 125, 13gn; 
twelve, 12 13gn 
Dorn, G., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Dornach, 10 176 
Dost, M.: Kurzer Abriss der Psychologie, Psychiatrie und gerichtlichen Psychiatrie, ].'s review, 18913 double: consciousness, see con- 
sCIOusness s.v.; 
contrary nature of Mercurius, 
. see Mercurius s. v. dual/double nature of; 
dyads, unification of, 13 358; life, of S. W., 1 44; 
psychic, 17 227 (see also personality) 
doubt, 8 750-1; 14 238, 314, 362; and belief, 11 294; 14651; as opposites, 11 791; 
precious gift, 12 8 
dove, see ANIMALS S.V. 
Dowding, Lord: God's Magic, Lychgate, Many Mansions, 11 85!)1l downwards, see displacement s.v. Dozy, R., and M. ]. de Goeje: 
"Nouveaux documents pour 

l'etude de la religion des Harraniens," 9ii 128n; 11 3500, 365n; 13273&n 
drachates/draconites/dracontias, 9ii 
214-16 
draco viridis, see ANIMALS: dragon 
	Dragomanov, 	M.: 	"Zabelezhki 
vrkhy slavyanskite religioznoeticheski Legendi," 9ii 227n dragon, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Dragon constellation, see constellation(s) s.v. 
drama(s), 15 140; archetypal, 5 466; mystery-, 9i 208, 209; and rebirth, 18 1245 
drawing(s), 8 168, 180, 400; 
by children and artists, phallic symbolism in, 5 183; 
by patients, 14333,757; 16401 drawing water as individual experience and archetype, 5 349 dread, holy, 11 222,375 
dreams(s) (topics): 1 116-17; 3 174 565; 5 20; 647,79,694,7°1,715; 7 98, 119, 134, 187, 20g-1O, 28g-90, 501, 520; 8 270, 296, 573-4,580,671-2,674,702-3;9i 44, 211, 299, 309, 318, 5°6-7, 509; 9ii 47, 57, 66, 351; 10 15, 301, 3°4-6, 351; 11 87,9°, 128, 738,746,781; 1248; 13121, 127, 148n, 216, 219, 240-1, 298, 368, 385, 395-6, 463; 14 ISo, 306, 335,454,5°2,5°5,598,668,736, 749; 1557,64,154; 16 12,85-95, 125, 252, 254, 501; 17 112-16, 162, 167, 184-98; 18141; 
TITLES: "The Analysis of Dreams," 4 64-94; "The Archetype in Dream Symbolism," 18 521; "Association, Dream, and Hysterical Symptom, 2 793-862; "The Dream," 4 323-5; "General Aspects of Dream Psychology,", 8 443529; "Individual Dream Symbolism in Relation to Al- 

chemy," 1244-331; "The Language of Dreams," 18 461-94; "The Mechanism and Interpretation of Dreams: A Critical Review," see Prince, Morton; "The Method of Dream-Interpretation," 4 32634; "On the Nature of Dreams," 8 530-69; "The Practical Use of Dream Analysis," 16 294-352; "The Problem of Types in Dream Interpretation,"~ 18 495-559; "The Prospective Function of Dreams," 4 452-4; "Self-representation of the Spirit in Dreams," 9i 396-9; "The Significance of Dreams," 18 416-43; "On the Significance of Number Dreams," 4 129-53; "Symbolism and the Interpretation of Dreams," 18 416-607; "Ufos in Dreams," 10 626-723; 
active imagination and, 8 400; 9i 101; 14 706, 708; 
actor in, 12 254; 
aetiological significance, 16 295-6, 3°4-6; 
affects in, 18855,858; 
of Africans, stopped by white man's arrival, 181291,1438; aircraft/airplane in, 8 535; 11 90; 12 147, 153; 18471,477; rocket-propelled, 13466,472; during alchemical opus, 13 88&n; 
alchemical parallels, 11 105; 12 39, 448; 13 396; 
alleged absence 01',4 5'36, 628; 7273; 
of American Negroes, 8 228; of Americans, Indian/Negro symbols, 1099; 
and analogies, 17 44; 
analogy with psychotic thinking, 3 297-8; 
analysis of, see sep. entry below; analysts and own, 8 141; 

analyst's, of patient, 18 333, 337; 
and ani ma, see anima s. v.; animals in, see animal(s) s.v.; and animus, see animus s. v. ; anticipatory, 18 26, 545; 
in antiquity, 17 262; 18 240, 25°; 
anxiety, see anxiety s. v.; 
and Apollinian impulse, 6 226, 236, 876; 
apparent disguise in, 13 479; apparently accidental, 8 443; arcanum revealed in, 11 152; archaic thinking in, 4 553; archetypes and/archetypal, 7 109; 8 554, 559, 847; 9i 100, 110, 319, 546; 11 146, 222, 450, 757; 13 900; 15 160; 17 106, 209; 18 233, 521, 595, 1469; of children, see child(ren) s.v. dream(s); in middle life, 8 556; 
ascent/descent in, 12 2-01-2; 13 399; 14296; 
associations, see associations s. v. ; automobiles in, 8 535; autonomy of, 8 580; 
and autosuggestion, 12 327; balloons in, 18471,477; banal, 7 288; 
at beginning of analysis, 5 62; 1687,296,3°6,3°7,313; 
and belief in spirits, 8 574, 579; "big," 3525,528,549; 7276-7; 8554-5,558; 9i 70n, 546, 549; 10324; 17 106, 208-9; 18 176, 25°,436,1159,1291; 
black man in, 2 832-5, 856; 4 733, 737; 
blood in, 2 823, 833, 850-1; -book, 8 537, 543; Arabic, 18 1290; of Artemidorus, 5 4; 18 545; of Jagaddeva, 5 542; breakdown of ideas in, 3 557; as category of conscious contents, 8 294; 
Catholic Church in, see Church, 

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221 

DREAM 
dream(s) (cont.): 
Catholic S.v.; 
and causality, 4 67; 
censorship in, see Freud s.v.; chairs, four in, 9i 581, 582; 11 90; 12260; 
child as symbol in, 8 451; 9i 323-4; 1692-3, 377-9; children's, see child(ren) s.v.; Church's views on, 11 32&n; circle in, 11 90, 109; 
-city, vision of, 5 (PP 458, 461); classification, 8 474; 
climbing in, 8 535; 16 3°3-4, 323; 
clothing, insufficient in, 8 535; collective, 7 25°11,277; 10323; 18 249; myth as, 5 28-9 (see also below dream sym bols s. v. collective); 
colours in, 14 140n, 333; compensatory function, 3 450; 4490; 5 9, 469,611; 7 170, 182, 190, 489. 50w; 8 469, 483-92, 495, 549-50; 10 29, 732; 11 731, 780; 12 26, 63, 230; 14 124, 425; 15 152; 16 330-4; 17 185-6, 269, 281-2; 18 247, 471, 5°7, 521, 535, 1391, 1487, 1489; 
and complex(es), see complex(es) s.v.; 
composition of, 18 861; condensations in, 3 50&n; 18 852-3, 856, 87°; 
conflict in, see conflict s. v. ; conscious(ness) and unconscious in, 8 299-3°0, 580; 14 501; in hysteria, 1 15; 
and conscious mind, 16 334; contamination in, 11 783; 14 601,660; 
context, see context s.v.; continuity in, 8 444; contradiction in, 5 (P451); 
of convenience, 18 848-9; cosmic element in, 7 2501467; and creative process, 18 1766; 
222 

cross in, 9i 354-5; 18 589; crowds in, 8 535; 
death in, see death s. v.; 
and dementia praecox, 2 839; 3 22, 181, 523, 525, 544-5, 557; 
destruction and restoration in, 18529; 
destructive,3561-2; 
devil in, see devil s.v.; 
and diagnosis of physical disorder, 5 681; 16 343-6; 18 135&n, 136, 138,299-3°2; difficulty in remembering, 8 
445; 
displacement in, 3 Ill; 17282; 
18857,87°; 
and distortion, 10320; 14454; 17282; 18 175, 178; 
dogma compared to, 11 81; dramatic structure of, 8 565; dreamer as several figures/ whole dream, 5 288n; 7 129; 10 321; 1739; 
of J. W. Dunne, 11 815; -ego, 8 580; 
-elements, 18 854, 856, 861; 
among Elgonyi, 10 128; endogenous and exogenous, 3 163n; 
erotidsexual, 2 716; 3 140; 4 548-51; 57-8; 17 189; 18572; -experiences, 13 88n, 106; exposition of, 8 561; 
fa~ade, 7 21/434,162; 1654-5, 319; 18861; 
fantasies in, 8 449; 
fantastic, 8 445; 
fear in, 18 867, 869; feeling-values of, 17 198; fire in, see fire s. v. ; 
fish in, 5 290; 
flowers in, see flowers s.v.; flying in, see flying s.V.; foot in, see foot/feet s.v.; foreknowledge in, 8 974; form of, 8 561; 
Freud and, 3 (P3-4), 50, 92, 

DREAM 
122, 163n, 239, 298,45°; 438, 46,64-6; 73/411; 8372,44750, 539; 11 875; 13 396; 15 64-5; 16 35, 43, 54, 144; 17 129-3°; 18 841-7° (see also Freud s.v.); 
Freud's vs. J.'s views, 4 552, 761; 8541,7°2-3; 9ii 316&n; 114W; 17 162,185,282; 
	function/functional 	meaning 
of, 17 123; 18421; 
of Germans, collective, 18 1322; in Gilgamesh epic, 11 28; 
goal of. 7 50 In; 
God speaks through, 18 601 (see also below sent by God); 
in Greece anJ Rome, 3 525; 
as guardian of sleep, 18 510, 850, 868, 870; 
as hallucinations, 3 308; historical, 18 247; hotel(s) in, see hotel; hyperbole in, 5 62; 
in hysteria, 2 823-44; 3 181; 4 72; 
-image(s),1 101; 56,8; 7 210, 290; 8 152, 388, 508, 580; 13 351; 1686,93,320; 17 114, 162, 197, 223, 263; 18 422, 434,464,468,510,852,862;in analytical psychology, 54; context of, 18 483, 506, 521; and products of primitive mind, 18 522; 
-imagery, 3 122; archaic, 3 524, 526; 
and immortality, 18686; incestuous cohabitation in, 4 649; 
and individuation, 9i 235; 12 44; 14645; 
-instigator, 18 858; 
as instrument of education, 7 174; 17273; 
interpretation of, see sep. entry below; 
interpreted by rumour, 4 125; "irrational" factors in, 8 532; 
223 

ofisland, 9i 344; 
J.'s unpublished seminars or (Zurich), see child(ren) s.v. dreams; 
-land, 8 599; 
-language, 5 9; 7 132; 11 441; 
13 90; sexual, 8 506; 
languc.6"e of. 5 6; 7 132; IS 461ff, 521,637,671; universal, 18 249; 
and language of nature, IS 
586; 
in later stages of analysis, 4 
452; 18 233; 
light as symbol in 8 396; 
links of unconscious events, 1] 53; 
localized "down below," 18 16; lumen naturae and, 8 391; 
lysis in, 8 564; 
mandalas in, 9ii 59, 208; 1(] 619; 1232,46,53,122,127-9, 329n; 16474; 
manifest and latent content, 4 66, 167, 171; 721; 16319; 17 209; 18 844, 846, 850, 852 854, 857, 870; 
-material, 4 69, 326, 328; many-sidedness of, 4 537; meaning(s)/significance of, 4 65-7; 8 446-7, 94611; 17 129; 18 416jf, 1488-9; not fixed, 4 537,549; 
mechanisms, 7 162; 
medical aspects of, 8 53 I; metaphors in, see metaphon J.V. ; 
micturition, 4 73,]/!; 
as (modified) memory, 5 25; j 122; 
moon in, see moon s. v.; 
moral purpose/judgments and 8 469, 568; 10 826-8, 835; -motifs, 4 86; 8 474, 535-6 543; 9i 309; 11 281; 12 34 243-4; 16 13-18; dual in, 11 16; (see also above aircraft; as cent; automobiles; balloons 

and projection, 5 261; 12 411; prophetidpremonitory, 5 78n, (P454); 9i 499, 11 814; 18544, 545; 
prospective function of, 4 
452-4, 548; 8491-5; 
and psychological constellations,37; 
psychology of, 7 3/41 1; 12 242n; and educationalists/ psychologists, 17 130, 191; purpose of, 8 462; 
railway stations in, 8 535; reaction-, 8 499, 502; 
as reality, 5 57, (P450); 
and recollection of prehistoric world, 18 593; 
"reconnoitring," 1689; recurrent, 8 536; 17 187; 18 478,521; 
relation to sleep, 3 523-4; religion in, 7 250; 113~42; 15 65; compensations in, 8483; religious meaning of, 18 1581-3; 
and reminiscence, 4 337; repetitive, 5 9; 
replaced by objectivation of images, 18 399; 
repression in, see repression s.v.; 
resistance in, 4 73, 75, 79; retrospective, 8 497; 
revealing tendency to self- 
. injury, 7 194; 
revelation in, 12 356&n, 423, 462; 
saints in, 10 306; 
salt as symbol in, 14 329; scene changes in, 18 189; 
and self-regulating psychic system, 18248; 
as self-representations of unconscious developments, 7 216; sent by God/samnia a Deo missa, 10642; 1130-1; 12 11; III 139; 18 437, 603, 674, 676 (see also above God speaks through); 

162, 210; 8 474; 18 854, 865; analogical,7 219; origin of, 18 1487; vagueness of, 3 133; trains in, 8 535; 1751; 
and transcendent function, 8 152-3; 
transcerebral nature of, 8 957; and transference, 16 376; 18 342; 
Trinity and, 11 269, 281; 
at turning-points in life, 3 525; 17210; 
two aspects of, 18 595; 
typical, 8 535; 9i 309; 
Ufos in, 10626-723, 770; unconscious in, 1 172; 3 518; 4 158,324; 538; 720-51432-7; 8 152-3, 301-2, 477; 10 320, 446; 1440m; 15 105; 1711213, 262 (see also above -series s.v.); 
undisguised, 4 649; -vision, 13 106 
visual, and light sensations of retina, 1 101; 
voice in, see voice S.v.; waking, see sep. entry below; water in, see water s.v.; 
as wish-fulfilment, see wishfulfilment s. v. ; 
women's, 5 8; 13479; 
-work, 18844, 859, 862; 
world of, 13 1300; 
-world, reality of, 1 43; 
of Zosimos, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Zosimos s.v. visions; see also day dream(s); visions 
dream(s), analysis/interpretation of, 481,85, 125; 54; 7 20-1/432-4, 25-6, 192, 199, 213-14, 218; 8 450,498,529,533-43; 9i 101; 9ii 316; 10 31~20; III 88; 14 410, 705, 752, 755, 772; 16 55, 95, 144,277, 294/f, 321-3, 334-5; 17 115, 162, 19~200, 262-3, 282; 184,83, 16off, 180~1O; 
TITLES: "The Anaiysis of Dreams," 4 64-94; "The 
DREAM - DREAM, ANALYSIS OF 
DREAM - DREAM, ANALYSIS OF 
dream(s) (cont.): 
blood; climbing; clothing; cross; crowds; destruction and restoration; island; below railway stations; trains; Trinity; and see ANIMALS: serpent; flying); 
mountain(s) in, see mountain(s) 5.V.; 
multi-scened, 1738; 
and myth-motifs, 8 228; 13 90n, 478; 17209; 
and mythology, 4 761; 526; 7 250; 8589,686; 9i 259; 9ii 66; 1622; 1794; 18250; 
are natural, 11 41, 136,665; of Negroes, American, see Negroes s. V.; 
neologisms in, 3 157; 
and neurosis, see neurosis s. v.; new thoughts in, 18449; 
and "nothing-but" explanation, 18435; 
and number fantasies/motifs, see numbers s.v. patients; numinous, 14 345; 
obsessive, 18 521; 
at onset of illness, 5 78; organic representations in, 18 136; 
origin of, 1 119; parallel, 12 48; 
personal and collective, 3 524-6; 11 88; III 478; 17 20710; 
personal exaltation in, 18 514; picture-language of, 18464 (see also above language); 
of Poliphilo, see Poliphilo; portrayal of ego complex in, see complex, ego-; 
positive and negative, both, 11 53; 
precatastrophal, 18 1138; prejudice against, 11 28; primitives and, see primitives s.v.; 
and prognosis, 8 531; 16 307; 
224 
-series/sequences, 7 386; 8 550-2; 11 53; 12 48-50; 16 13-16, 322, 556; 18 83, 162, 403-6, 525; and catastrophe, 18 543; and death, 8 809; and enantiodromia, 12 1 11; and individuation, 8 550-3; 9i 235; and symbols, 9i 110; unconscious in relation to, 11 39; sexuality in, see sexuality s. v.; shadow in, 7 103; 9ii 185; "shocking" surprises in, 9ii 315&n; 
shows inner truth, 16 304; similes in, 8 474; 
snakes in, see ANIMALS: serpent! snake s.V.; 
solution of problems in, 7 166; 8299,564; 
somatic stimuli in, 8 502; 17 
189; 
somnambulistic, 1 58, 76, 117; as source of natural symbols, 18497; 
special ism of, 10678; 
spirality of motifs, 12 34, 242, 245-6, 325; 
-state, 3 525; 5 (PP 455, 457); 14 457; pathological, 1 74; somnambulistic, 1 26; statement, manifest, 18430; 
as statements about the unconscious, 18748; 
a subliminal process, 18511; subliminal understanding of, 18476; 
suggested,4 636-7; -symbols/symbolism in, see sep. entry below; 
technique of elucidation, 4 325; 
teleological significance, 4 452, 454,490; 7 50m; 18869,870; telepathic, 8 503-4; 18 1487; theories of, 18841; theriomorphic representations in,5 261, 505; -thinking/thoughts, 5 25, 28; 7 
225 

DREAM SYMBOLS - DREAMS: INSTANCES OF 

DREAM SYMBOLS - DREAMS: INSTANCES OF 

dream(s), analysis (cont.): 
Mechanism and Interpretation of Dreams; A Critical Review," see Prince, Morton; "The Method of Dream-Interpretation," 4 326-34; "The Practical Use of Dream Analysis," 16 294-352; "The Problem of Types in Dream In terpretation," 18 495-559; "Symbolism and the Interpretation of Dreams," 18 416-607; 
and amplification, 12 403; 13 467; 14 189; 
analyst and, 8498; 
in analytical psychology, 12 403; 
in antiquity, 18 240; 
and archetypal image, 18 229; anart,17198; 
before Freud, 18431; 
in children, 17 179, 21 I; complexes in, 18 154; 
and confrontation of two minds, 18497, 498; 
and context, see context s.v.; criteria for correctness of, 7 189; 
educational, 17 125,192; 
and feelings, 18856; incompetent application of, 18 476; 
and individuality of dreamer, 
18573; 
interpretation of one's own, 18 
244; 
intricacies of, 18 7; 
and intuitive attitude, 18 1283; method of, 4 326-34, 533-4; 17263; 
and mutual dream of interpreter and dreamer, 18 577; oneiromancy,4 533; 11 105; and "personalistic" approach, 9i 3un; 
psychoanalysis and, 4 157-8; qualifications for, 8 543; 17 198; 

reductive vs. constructive, 17 194-5; 18 I 14 7; 
rules of, 5 611; 7434n; 
as self-awareness of interpreter, 18 573; 
on subjective level, 8 509&n; 13 88 
dream symbols/symbolism, 1 97, 176; 3 26, 51, 291, 298,400-1; 4 158,457,539,549-51,761, (P 252); 54,7; 6671; 7 176, 434n, 435; 8 92, 388, 470; 9ii 219, 383; 11 390; 1390,478; 14 128, 558; 17115,196-7; 1883,418,431-2, 512,568,591; 
TITLE: "The Archetype in Dream Symbolism," 18 52159; 
analysis of, 5 9-11; animals in, 10 679; 
and archetypal motifs, 18 1480; 
child as, see dream(s) s.v. child; collective, 7 122; 10323; 
fire as, see fire s. v. ; 
of image of self, 9ii 120; 11 808; 14 146, 283n; 
of individuation, 12 44; modern, 10635; 
of mother-image, 5 569; quaternary/quaternity, see quaternitys.v. dream symbols; sexual,l 172; 4 541, 551, 649, (P252); 5 7, 8; 
of subjective contents, 7 130; theriomorphic, 9ii 291; 
of unity, 14294 
DREAMS; INSTANCES OF (in order of 
OCCllrrence in volumes); 
of black and white figures, 143; of kittens and cats, 1 253; 
of blood, 2 823. 833; 
of fire, 2 823, 833, 834; of cats, 2 825-7, 829; of mice, 2 828-9; 
of dogs, 2 829-33; 
of black man, 2 831-2, 835, 856; 

of father, 2 836-7, 1011-12; of fire, 2 823, 833-5; 
of dinner-table, 2 838-9, 840-3,856; 
of mother, 2 838-9; of worms, 2 839; 
of brother, 2 840-3; of money, 2 840-1; 
of fire-alarm, 2 842, 843, 856; horse dropped from height U .'s], 3 123-33; 
sword adorned with ciphers, 3 400-3; 
Nebuchadnezzar's, 3 450 (see also 8 163, 484-5, 495, 496, 559,frontisp.; 13 350n, 458; 18 245,246); 
black-clothed man dragging woman over precipice, 4 77-8; need to urinate felt in presence of Pope Pius X, 4 82-92; 
girls' bathing expedition and journey with teacher, 4 96128; 
season ticket number, 4 130-3; gambling on a high number, 4 134-6; 
analyst's bill with interest, 4 137-44; 
"Luke 137," 4 146-52; 
Jewess drinking whisky, 4 164-5; 
toiling up hill, 4 166-9; 
rocky path and hammering with stone, 4 170-6; 
woman alone in ballroom, theatre, etc., 4 177-9; 
cats and wild man on rocky path, 4 181-4; 
gnomes in cave, 4 185-90; exhibitionist in grey suit, 4 387-90; 
girl bitten by wolf while looking for strawberries, 4475-85; girl as tall as church-spire who meets policeman, 4 488-90; house on fire, 4 491-503; 
stork in fir-wood, 4506-10; 

fire in hotel, 4 537-8; mounting stairs with mother and sister, 4 539-47; 
lady in lascivious situation with Dr. j., 4 645; 
black snake seeking to bite boy's face, 4 732; 
black man on boy's bed, 4733; of young woman, illustrating sexual symbolism, 5 9; Nietzsche's, of toad on his hand, 5 47n (see also 7 37); Negro's, of man on sun-wheel, 5 154 (see also 18 81); 
male patient having questionable relations with women, 5 261; 
crucifix formed of excrement, 5276; 
tree and poisonous fruit, 5 325-6; 
crab hidden at river ford, 5 365 (see also 7 I 23-65) ; 
woman patient's, of wild horse, 5421; 
of St. Sylvester, 5 573; schizophrenic's, of sun and moon, 5 576; 
snake-bite in genital region, 5 585; 
being filled with a snake, 5 585; Miller's, see Miller, Miss F.; black snake comes to bite father, 7 6/415; 
mother is dead, 7 21-2; Nietzsche's, of toad to be swallowed, 7 37 (see also 547n); wild animals and evil men attack, 745; 
crab hidden at river ford, 7 123-65 (see also 5 365); Lourdes Cathedral and dark well, 7 167-74 (see also 17 26673); 
baptism scene at altar, in Gothic cathedral, 7 175-82 (see also 17 275-80); 
woman in castle tower Oung's 

226 

227 

DREAMS: INSTANCES OF 

DREAMS: INSTANCES OF 

DREAMS: INSTANCES OF (cont.): dream of devalued patient), 7 189-90,281 (.Iee also 16549-51; 18 336; lung, CASES vol. 18 (10) and refs. listed there); father-giant in wheat fields, holding patient in his arms, 7 211-14 (see also 18634); mother as witch, 7 280; 
devil is pursuing, 7 285; 
white magician and black magician, 7 287 (see also 9i 71-7,398; 1479-80,72211; 17 208); 
Negro burnt alive by enemies, 8 94; (see also 11 3 I); 
antique sword, 8 149-50; Nebuchadnezzar's, 8 163, 484-5, 495, 496, 559, frontisp. (see also dream at 3 450; ami others listed there); 
stepping off mountain into the air, 8 164 (see also 16323-4; 17 117-22; 18471); 
solving fraudulent bankruptcy, 8299; 
snakebite in heel, 8 305-12; child run over by car, 8451-3; picking apple, 8 457-66; 
nurse who denied access to Dr. J., 8 47~82; 
lawyer's demand for high fee, 8 511-13; 
scandalous, of bride, 8542; snake guarding golden bowl, 8 555 (see also 18251-4,260-71, 375); 
car with drunken driver, 8 561-5; 
fainting woman, 8 561-5; Indian chief who becomes effeminate,8781; 
fish in lake, 8 826; 
woman given golden scarab, 8 843; 
death of a friend in America, 8 852; 
volcanic eruption, 8 852-3; 
228 

"Ericipaeus," 8 854; 
sandpit containing serpentine, 8 945; 
heads on rocks, 8 945; glass cock, 8 945; 
little brown man, 8 945; trip to Spain, 8 973; 
lake at foot of mountain, 9i 34-6; 
water, 9i 39; 
mountain (Grail Castle), 9i 40; white magician and black magician, 9i 71-7, 398 (see also 7287; 1479-80, 722n; 17208); mountain plateau with two paths Uung's), 9i 334-8; sky-woman on mountain, 9i 340-1 ; 
bear-goddess, 9i 342-3; moon-lady, 9i 344, 346; pictures by H. C. Lund, 9i 349-51; 
dancer who changes shape, 9i 
352-3; 
girl in cross on church, 9i 
354-5; 
transformations into animals, 9i 359-81; 
grey world-globe, 9i 546; snake requiring sacrifice, 9i 547; 
table and chairs, 9i 58 I; 
bed moved from its place, 9i 584; 
young man with lamp in eye, 9i 
591-2; 
snake-like animal with horns that ate others till God came from the four corners, 9i 623-4 (see also 18 525); 
embroidery pattern, 9i 647; magnolia tree in Liverpool U.'s] 9i 654; 
of Passion play and snake, 9ii 13on; 
pool in primeval forest, 9ii 208; of fishes, 9ii 236-7; 
woman singing hymns, and 

bull in agony, 1030-1; 
being attacked by mam ba, 10 126; 
drunken tramp in ditch, 10321; drunken prostitute in gutter, 10321; 
fairy changing into flame, 10 619-20; 
flying saucer over Champs Elysees, 10 627~32; 
burnt face as result of seeing interplanetary machine, 10 627,633-47; 
flying spider over international gathering, 10666-75; 
cobweb in attic, 10671-2; pallid sun and sphere, 10 683-96; 
two women on edge of world, 10697-9; 
flying saucers in California, 10 704-11; 
flying saucer resembling fish, 10712-13; 
arms covered with dirt, 10 826-7; 
Negro burnt alive by enemies, 11 3 I (see also 8 94); 
Universal Catholic Church and meeting with unknown woman, 11 40-55 (see also 12 176-81); animals changed into people, 11 54, 56 (see also 12 183-93); reconstructing the gibbon, 11 54 (see also 12 164-75); 
House of the Gathering, 11 58-63, go, 136, 140 (see also 12 293-8; and see "House"); oblong/rectangle with four bowls containing coloured water, 11 128 (see also 12 286-7); a stranger's hat is put on, 12 52-3, 139, 255, 329; 
blocking the view on ajourney, 1254-5; 
a throng of female forms, 12 58-9; 
"land of sheep," 1271-2; 
229 

voice calls dreamer a child, 12 76-7; 
walk with parents up and down ladders, 12 7~80; 
father calls "that is the seventh!," 12 82-4; 
American employee with beard, 1286-8; 
mother pours water, 1291-6; ace of clubs, 12 97-9, 220; blue flower, 12 100-1, 127; golden coins, 12 102-6, 127; dreamer runs in circle, 12 12~9; 
clock, 12 130-1; 
ship's chart with circle, 12 132-3; 
pendulum clock, 12 134-5, 246; 
man with beard and doll woman in Peterhofstatt, 12 136-7; 
airplane crash, 12 147-50; dreamer and family on tramcar, 12 151-3; 
garden under the sea, 12 154-6; 
chemist's shop, 12 15~61; four people on a river, 12 162-3; 
reconstructing the gibbon, 12 164-75,246 (see also 1154); Universal Catholic Church and meeting with unknown woman, 12 176-81 (see also 11 40-55); 
wall of church choir has collapsed, 12 179; 
aisle collapses in Gothic cathedral, 12 180; 
animals changed into people, 12183-93,246,273 (see also 11 54,56); 
war between two peoples, 12 194-5; 
boys in cave, 12 196-7; 
lift in American hotel, 12 200-2, 211; 

DREAMS: INSTANCES OF 

DREAMS: INSTANCES OF 

DREAMS: INSTANCES OF (cont.): drawing of clovers or crosses, 12212-13, 220; 
discussion of crystals, 12221-2; construction of central point, 12223-6; 
quarrel about left and right, 12 227-31,273; 
unknown woman at round table, 12 238-40; 
glass with gelatinous mass, 12 241-4; 
letter about pains in uterus, 12 245-6; 
bestial cruelties, 12 250- I; figure of bleeding Christ, 12 252-3; 
actor smashes his hat, 12 254-5; 
Marienhof, 12250-7; 
prince in dark cave, 12 258-9; table and chairs, 12 260-1; discovery of Pole, 12 264-5; illuminated spot" 12 268-9; sun with light rays, 12270-1; child turns into animal, 12 272-3; 
troops forming star, 12274-5; lions and sorceress, 12 270-7; marked place on the ground, 12 278-9; 
potter's wheel, 12 280-1; starry figure rotating, 12 282-3; 
escape from gang of apaches, 12 284-5; 
oblonglrectangle with four bowls containing coloured water, 12 280-7 (see also 11 128); "to the kernels!", 12 288-9; rotating square room, 12 290-2 ; 
House of the Gathering, 12 293-8, fig· 93 (see also 11 5863, 90; and see "House"); 
silver bowl with nuts, 12 299300 (see also 11 90, 109); children at festival of solstice, 
23° 

12301-2; 
of Zarathustra, 13 119; Nebuchadnezzar's, 13 350n, 458 (see also dream at 3 450 above and refs. listed there); 
eagle over concentration camp, and rocket-propelled aircraft, 13460-79 (see also 18 1528n); white magician and black magician, 14 7g-80, 722n (see also 7287; 9i 71-7; 17208); copulating snakes, 14 8In; white and black snake, 148 In; transformation of black bird into white, 14 82; 
of hunt, 14 140n; 
copulating dogs, 14 178; return to village of birth with former class mates, 16 297-8 (see also 18 163-4); 
dreamer misses his train looking for his brief-case; the train is derailed, 16 29g-300 (see also 18 165-8); 
custom-house at frontier (3 dreams), 16307-10, 540-9 (see also 18 346-8; lung, CASES vo!. 18 (10) and refs. listed there); climbing mountain, 16 323-4 (see also 8 164; 17 117-22; 18 471); 
of father's bad driving of car, 
16335-7; 
of mother hanging, 16343-6; of horse jumping from window, 16343-7; 
of playing with child standing on table, 16377-8; 
of tapestry and monkey-puzzle tree, 16379; 
woman in castle tower (J.'s dream of devalued patient), 16 54g-51 (see also 7 18g-90, 281; 18 336; lung, CASES vo!. 18 (10) and refs. listed there); Noah'sark,1732; 
parents sitting up late, 17 33-4; earthquake, 17 35-6; 

summer and golliwog, 1737-8; lady wi th fat stomach, 17 39; train, 1751; 
uncle and aunt in bed, 177 I; mother as witch or animal, 17 107; 
climbing mountain, 17 117-22 (see also 8 164; 16 323-4; 18 471); 
commanding officer and definition of the beautiful, 17 187; white magician and black magician, 17208 (see also 7287; 9i 71-7, 398; 14 7g-80, 722n); Granny in a boat, 17 216; snake under bed, 17 217; mother drowning, 17 221; Lourdes Cathedral and dark well, 17266-73 (see also 7 16774); 
baptism scene at altar in Gothic cathedral, 17275-80 (see also 7 175-82); 
Negro's, of man crucified on wheel, 1881 (see also 5 154); lubricating machinery, and drainage of pond with mastodon, 18 135n, 138; 
patient wearing black coat, returns to small Swiss village and sees former classmates, 18 163-4 (see also 16 297-8; lung: 
CASES, 18 case 2); 
dreamer misses his train looking for his portfolio; the train is derailed, 18 165-8 (see also 16 29g-300; lung: CASES, 18 case 2); 
a peasant woman is told of a great walk planned. A monstrous crab-lizard is killed, 18 180ff (see also lung: CASES, 18 case 2); 
rolling wheel which burns (5 year old's dream), 18202; beetle that pinches (5 year old's dream), 18 202, 203; Archelaos's, of oxen eating ears 
231 

of wheat, 18 24 I; 
Glaphyra's, of murdered husband, 18 243; Nebuchadnezzar's, of hewn tree, 18245,246 (see also dream at 3 450 above and other refs. listed there); 
Roman senator's daughter's dream of Minerva, 18 250; Sophocles', of Herakles' vessel, 18250; 
cistern beneath Toledo cathedral, with serpent guarding golden bowl, 18 251-4, 260-2, 265, 268, 271, 375 (see also 8 555); 
lung's, of devalued patient as woman in castle tower, 18 336 (see also 7 18g-90, 281; 16 549-51; lung, CASES vo!. 18 ( 10) and refs. listed there); custom-house at frontier (3 dreams), 18 340-8 (see also 16 307-10, 540-9; lung, CASES vo!. 18 (10) and refs. listed there); Mr. X tries to jump on dreamer's back (j.'s own dream), 18463; 
prejudiced and stubborn woman is invited into cowshed, 18469; 
stepping off a mountain into the air, 18471 (see also 8 164; 16323-5; 17 117-22); discovery of wing or guesthouse containing old library (jung's own dream), 18478-9; a house with historical layers, with prehistoric tomb beneath the lowest (j.'s own dream), 18 484-91 (see also analogy 1054); man with exalted opinion of himself dreams of drunken tramp, 18 507; 
intelligent woman's dream of dishonest intriguer as "sister," 18 508; 
the leading horseman clears a 

DREAMS, WAKING - DUBLIN 

DREAMS, WAKING - DUBLIN 

DREAMS: INSTANCES OF (cont.): 
ditch; his companions fall in (dreamt by two patients, one young, one old), 18519; snake-like animal with horns, that eats other animals, till God comes from the four corners, 18 525 (see also 9i 623-4); IO-year old girl's series of "uncanny" dreams, 18 525-39, 55°; 
related by Artemidorus of Daldis, of man who dreamt his father died in flames, 18 544; ill doctor perishes in great fire, 18 544; 
J. as size of god in cornfield, holding patient in his arms, 18 634 (see also 7 21 1-14); 
J.'s dream of pretty girl with father-complex, 18 635; dreamer (J. himself) as small man with beard and no glasses, 18 1077; 
African chief's dream of cow and calf, 18 1291; 
eagle circling over concentration camp, 18 1528/1 (see also 13 46&-79); 
dying man's, of his own sarcophagus, 18 1708 
DREAMS, WAKING/ FANTASIES, 18 
868; 
as dreaminess: lapses into, 1 42; pathological, 1 I, 34, 118-19,320 
fiancee jumps into frozen river, 7 343-50, 386; 
of black snake, 7 6/415; 
of four gods in ring of flame, 7 36&-8,384; 
white bird and woman, 9i 321; bull and child, 9i 323-4; golden pig and hole, 9i 325; youth with cymbals, 9i 327; sheep sacrifice, 9i 329; 
den of snakes, 9i 330; 
divine woman sleeping, 9i 33 I; 

world clock, 11 I 1 if!" (see also 12 307-14); 
black eagle carries away a golden ring, 11 1 I In; 
the flooding sea, 12 5&-7; encircling snake, 1262-3, 127; veiled woman on stair, 12 64-5: 
veiled woman uncovers face, 1267-8; 
rainbow bridge, 1268-7°; unknown woman in land of sheep, 12 73-4; 
death's head changes into red ball,12 1°7-8, 127; 
unknown woman on globe, 12 11<r-12, 127; 
surrounded by nymphs, 12 114-16; 
apeman spellbound by man with beard, 12 1 17-2 I, 169, 246; 
savages battle in a circle, 12 232-3,251; 
a fountain in a circle, 12 234-5; bunch of roses, 12 23&-7; abyss/cavern with bear, 11 128; 12 262-3; 
yellow balls, 12 26&-7; 
ring with egg, 12 303; 
eagle seizes ring, 12 3°4-6; world clock, 12 307-14 (see also 11 Illff); 
see also vision(s) "Dreifaltigkeitsbuch," see CODICES AND MSS: Munich s.v. Cod. Germ. 598 
dress/costume: European, 10994; Indian, 10993-6; see also clothing; hat 
Drews, A.C.H., 5 198; 
The Christ Myth, 5 42n, 515n, 67 In; 
Plotin und der Untergang der antiken Weltanschauung, 5 198nn; 8927n; 
Der Sternenhimmel In der Dichtung und Religion der alten 

Viilker und des Chriltentwns, 9ii 146/1 
Drexel, F.: "Das Kastell Stockstadt," 
5 pI. XLIXa 
Drexelius, Hieremias: Opera, 1467n Dreyfus,-, M. 0., 18 916 Dreyfuss, J.: Adam und Em nach del' 
Auffassu ng des ,'v1idrasch, 12 185n Driesch, H.: The Science arul Philosophy of the Organism, 8 368n; 
Die "Seele" als elementarer Naturfaktor, 8 380n, 843n, 93 III drink: of immortality, see immortality s.v.; 
symbolism of, 5 246-7, 315; see also soma "Drivaitigkeitsbuch," see CODICES AND MSS: Munich s.v. Cod. Germ. 598 
drive(s), 8 51, 653-4; 11 492; 14 
602: 
energy as a, 8 52; 
Freud's use of term, 8 54; power, 13 323; psychology of, 11 452; sexual, plurality of, 4 244 
droits de 1'IlOmme, 16 502 
Dromard, G.: "De la dissociation de la mimique chez les alienes," 18 (P421) 
dromenon, 9i 230 
drop, Ufo as, see Ufo(s) S.l!. dropsy, 14358, 360; 154 I; 16472 Drosselbart, 5421 
drowning: in dream/fantasy, 4 508; 
1749-52,221; motif, 14 ~60; 
see also association-chains: INSTANCES: water 
drowsiness, 2 165, 259; 
and darkness, 1 97; 
see also auto-hypnosis drugs, 3 569; 13252; 18 1373; medicinal, 13 19o&n; 
see also mescalin 
Druids, 13 154; 
and cross, 5 4°2; 
sacred oak and mistletoe, 5392 

Drummond, H., 7 306: 11 130; 
The Greatest Thing in the World, ({nd othl'r addresses, 11 I 30n; Natural Law il/ the Spiritual World, 11 13°/1 
drunkenness, see alcohol; alcoholic! 
alcoholism 
Druses, 18 1521, 1530 Drusiana, 11 419n 
dry/damp, as opposites, 12 192, 
436; 13359; 18 1°78 dryads, 1469-71 Dryden, H. L., 10606 Dryden, J., 7 494 
dual: mother, SfI' mother s. v.; motif, 16 16 
dualism, 5446; 
in archetypal self, 9ii 76; 
in Christ-figure, 9ii 172; 1433; in Christianity, 11 (P358); 18 1593, 1650; 
cosmic, 11 798; 
derivation of ideas of, 1 148; God's humanity and, 9ii 171; Manichaean, 9i 189; 9ii 89, 99, 103n, 104, 112n, 427; 14 32, 86; 18 1639; 
Persian, 11 254, 279; 13 291 (see also Cathars); psychological, 10573, 576; and vox Dei conception, 10844; see also duality 
dualistic phase, 8 765 
duality, 8 401; 11 557; 1231<r-II, 
413, 436n; 13226,263,315,456; in alchemy, 12 26; 16398; Christian, 12 25; 
man's, 9ii 402; 
of Mercurius, see Mercuril1s s.v. ; 
of psychic life, 14 I 17; of self, 13 297; 
of soul, 13 263; 
symbol for God, 9ii 304; tension of, 11 236; 
in world and soul, 13 150; 
see also dualism; God; opposites Dublin, in Ulysses, 15 164, 197 

232 

233 

DUBOIS - DYSPEPSIA 
DUBOIS - DYSPEPSIA 
Dubois, Paul, 4 41&/1, 4 '4, 584&n, 
619; 16 28; 18 486, (P431); "psychic orthopedics," 11 539;, 16 I; 
ratiocinative method, 4527&/1; Die Einbildlln~ als Kra/lkheit.wrsache,.Jung's review, 18 903 
Du Bois-Reymond, K, 6 544&n 
du Cange, Charles/Charles Du Fresne, Seigneur du Cange, 9i 462,463; 14 316n: 
Gloswrium ad Scriptores mediae et i/lfimae Graecitatis, 14 157n; 16 484/1; 
Glossarium ad ScriPtores mediae et infimae Latinitatis, 9i 459n; 9ii 19611, 213n, 239n; 13 184n, 42911; 14 13n, 71211 
Duce, the, see Mussolini 
Duchesne, Louis: Christian WorshiP: 
Its Origins and Evolution, tr. M. L. McClure, 9i 31 In; 
Liber Pontificalis, 5 572n Duerr, Theresa, 17 (P 1 89n) 
Du Fresnoy, L., see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. Lenglet Duke University, 18747 dull-wittedness, 1 309 
Dumas, G.: "Qu'est-ce que la psychologie pathologique? ," 18 (P421) 
dum Deus caleulat fit mundus, 5 67 Dunbar, H. F.: Symbolism in Mediaeval Thought and Its Consummation in the Divine Comedy, 11 62n 
dung, horse-lfimus equinus, 1426 In dunghiJl/dungheap, 12 103, 454, 514; 13 182n, 209, 278 
Dunne, J. W.: An Experiment with Time, 8 852&n; 11 815&n 
Duns Scotus,]., 5 22; 11 324; Super universalibus Porphyrii, 18 14n 
"Duodecim c1aves," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus, herm. s.v. Val
entinus 
"Duodecim portarum 
philosophica," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. (hem, s.v. Ripley 
"Duodecim tractatus," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
du Perron, Anquetil, see Anquetil du Perron 
duplex, Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v. dual/double nature of 
duplication: in alchemy, 14654; of cases, 8 824, 969; 10 121; motif, 9i 608; 
of personalities, 4 106 
du Prel, C, 17 169&11 
duration, eternal, 12 53 
Durdales (Paracelsus), 13 195 
duree creatrice, see Bergson s. v, Durham (North Carolina), 8 834 Durkheim, E" 9i 153 Durr,-,Professor, 18 790 
Durrer, R., Bru.der Klaus, 11 476n Dussaud, R.: "Notes du mythologie 
syrienne," 18 1528&n dust, 14 552&n, 555 Dutch East Indies, 9i 656 
duty (duties) 4419; 
biological, 4 547, 664, 666; conflict of, 9ii 48, 79; 10 677, 837,84°,856; 11 659, 738; 18 1417; 
to life, 7 113; 
and love, conflict, 4 607; neglected, and dreams, 4 543; social, 7 267 
dvandva (Sanskrit), pair, 6327 dwarf(s)/manikin, 9i 267, 279; 13 
349,392; 14412; animus-figure, 5 5600; 
child motif, 5 184; 9i 268; 12 197,273; 
creative, 5 18o; 
in dreams, 9i 396; 
in fairytales, 9i 406-7; 12 84; gods, 12 203, 302; 
p'an Ku (Taoist) as, 14573; 
see also Cabir/etc.; Mime/Mimir axiomata dyad(s), 9i 685; 9ii 304; 10 805, 
234 
806; 11 197; 12413,.tig. 156; feminine, 12 436n; 164°6; Persian deity as, 18 161 I; 
two, 13 358; as Egyptian quaternity, 13 360; 
see also NUMBERS: two 
Dyce,-, 1 136 
dyestuff, Nous as, 124°9 dying: and death, 8 809; 
god, see god(s) s. v.; "great," 10 699; 
process of, 11 831 
dynamis, 6 426, 429-31, 433, 443, 447,457-8 
dynamism, 7 108; 
divine, of self, 13 372n; love as, 13391; unconscious, 5 524 
Dyophysites, 6 31, 34; 9ii 171 dyspepsia, 4 569; 
neurotic, 8 710 
235 

E., Miss, see Jung: CASES, vo!. 1 case (1); vo!. 2 case (la) (different patient) 
E. S., monogrammist, 12 fig. 250 Ea, 5 375; 9ii 186; 11 173 
eagle, see ANIMALS s.t'. 
ear(s), 5 31 Ill; 
picking, 5 549n; piercing of, 5 545 
earth, 7 366; 9i 156; 9ii 420; 12 84, 112, 148, 165n, 310, 366, 433, 475,figs. 81, 142A; 1357,73,81 122, 267, 268, 280, 283n, 301, 358,fig. 8; 14 2, 354, 552; 
TITLE: "Mind and Earth," 10 49-103; 
acceleration of, 8 842; 
Adam as, see Adams.t'. earthly; adamah, 14585, 624&n, 632; as arcane substance, 14 404, 632 (see also below watery); black, 8 396; 12 426, 433; 13 334, 337; 14 183, 264, 537n, 552, 691n, 724, 725n, 729; burial in, 5 676; and rebirth from, 5 638; 
centre of, 13 186,257; 14248, 293,321; 
as centre of universe, 14576; and correspondences, 8 933; as cube (Platonic), 11 247n; Damascene, 13418; 
descent into, and womb symbolism, 5 528; \ 
feminine, 12 26, 192&n, 447; fertilization/fertility of, 12 105, 
fig· 74; 
and fire, in alchemy, see fire s.v. in alchemy; 
glorified, 13 410; 
gods, 12 2400; 
goddesses, 13 fig. 8; 
and heaven, see heaven S.v.; libido, transference to, 8 86; man bound to, 10913; 12 148; 
236 
E., MISS - ECCLESIASTICAL 
E 
3°7: 3 147; East/Eastern/Oriental, 5 309; 13 15, 
31,63; 
TITLE: "The Psychology of Eastern Meditation," 11 908-49; aim of detachment, 18377; enlightenment, 13 81; European fear of, 18 1253: 
European invasion of, 13 84: and Golden Age, 18563; ideas, 13 3, 9; 
intellect, 13 8, 84; 
mandalas in, 13 (P56); 18271, 4°9: 
mind of, 7 3°4: 11 759, 768, 773; 13 10, 83, (P 56); 18 143, 534; 
occultism, 13 3; 
philosophical, 9ii 204; philosophy/philosophers of, see philosophy s. v.; 
polytheism, 13 50; 
practices of, 1336: 
and psyche/spirit, 8 682, 748: psychology of, 11 759, 135,9; quietism, 10 190: 
realism, 132; 
religions, see religion(s)s. v.; sages, 13 55; 
significance of, 10 237; spirit of, 13 72; 
sym bolism of, 9i 1 1; 18 139; of greeting, 18 35; 
therapy, 18231; 
thinking, 18 142; 
view ofthe world, 7 304; 8743; and West/Western, see sep. entry below; 
white man in, 18334; will to power of, 18 561; wisdom, 132, 10 
East and West/Eastern and Western: 
TITLE: Psychology and Religion: 
West and East, 11 
difference between, 10 237; 12 8; 13 80; 18 142-3; 
hero in, 12 469; 
images. 9i 24-5; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius 
in labours of Hercules, 12 416//,4571/: 
as opposites, 14 1; 
psychology of, 18 1483-5: religious experiences of, 13 79; 
in ten numbers, 12 gig: thought, 9ii 27g: 11 770, 772-3, 77H, 7H5, 907: 128; 13 55, Hg-4 
Easter, 12 454: 14 729; 
candle, 9i gl2n: 
consecration of tire, 12451; 14 45//; 
consecra tion of font, .1('1' baptism .\.1'. bl'lll'l/ictio fontis; 
Day, 14476; 
eggs, 9i 22; 10 145; 18540; Eve, 13 104; 1445n; 
see also Holy Saturday Eastern, see East/Eastern 
eating, 11 420; 
symbolism of, 2 83S-9 Ebbinghaus, H.: Grundzugl' der Psychologie, 6687&n: 
Kultur rler Ge~enwart, 5 Iln 
Ebers, G., 1541; 
Papyros Ebers, Da.\ hermetische Buchuber die Arzneimittl'l der alten Aegypter, 1541n 
Eberschweiler, A., 5 16n; "Untersuchungen uber die sprachliche Komponente der Assoziation," 5 21911; 6 463&n; 
J.'s abstract, 18944-5 
Ebionites (Gnostic sect), 631-2; Adam as Christ in, 9ii 307; Christ and Satan as two sons of God in, 9ii 78, 103, 134, 229; 
13 271n; 14 123n, 124n, 728 (see also devils.v. God) 
Ecbatana, 14577 
"Ecce Homo," see Nietzsche s.v. eccentricity/eccentric(s), 3 154; 7 
254; 11 516 
Ecclesia, see Church; see also woman s.v. old 
Ecclesiastes, see BIBLE: O.T. ecclesiastical: allegory, 13 321; 
237 
S.lI. ; 
metallic, 13 409; 
and moon, see moon s. v. ; -Mother, see Mother S.t'.; mother, symbolized by, see mother, symbols of; 
of paradise/paradisal (alchemical), 11 92; 12 433, 529; 13 410; 14632; 
philosophic, 13 380; 14 2; 
as prima materia, 12 425, 444, fig· 163; 
red, see COLOURS; 
snake as symbol of, 5 155; -soul, 8 935; 
-spirit, see spirit(s) (2) s.v.; 
spiritualizing of, 14 207; splitting of, 5 439&n, 480, 638; as square, 10767; 11136; -square, Chinese, 12 169, 192; theriomorphic symbols of, 14 427; 
toad as, 14 2; 
two (alchemical), 13 358n; Ufos' low opinion of, 10796-7; virginal, 14 23; 
Virgin Mary as, see Mary; 
and water, see water s.v. air/ earth/fire; 
watery, as arcane substance, 8 388; 14726; 
white, see terra alba; 
woman as, 16361; 
-world, 13fig. A4; 
see also sal/salt; stone, alchemical/philosophical; terra 
earthly, see Adam; paradise earthquake(s), 1 319; 5613, (P 460); 
8331; 
animal warnings of, 10 636; child's fear of, 17 19, 29,35-6; at Christ's death and resurrection, 142°7,209,475; emotional paralysis during, 1 

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238 
239 
ecclesiastical (cont.): 
art, see art(s); 
sacrament, 13 231-36; symbols, 10 700; 16471 (see also religious symbols); terminology, 13 194; 
tradition, 13 393, 427 
Ecclesiasticus/Wisdom of Jesus, Son of Sirach, see BIBLE: Apocryphal ete. s. v. 
echeneis/echinus, see ANIMALS: fish s.v. 
Echidna, 5315; 
and Mercurius, 13 1800; mother of Sphinx, 5 265 echinus, see ANIMALS: fish s.v. echeneis Echion, adder, 5 662n 
echolalia, 3 16o; 18 893 echopraxia, 3 27, 160 
Eckermann, J. P.: Conversations with Goethe, 1 143n, 183&n; 7 306; 8 860&n; 15 159n 
Eckert, E. E.: Die Mysterien der H eidenkirche, erhalten und fortgebildet im Bunde der alten und der neuen Kinder der Wittwe, 14 14n 
Eckhart, Meister, 6 193, 410-1 I, 415-18,42 1,423-33,457; 7397; 9ii 143, 209, 295, 3°1-3,321; 10 397&n, 440, 1026; 11 733, 887, 893; 12 10; 1320,75, 148n, 372; 14102-3,258, 444&n, 447, 472n, 782; 15 10; 17320; 18638,1375; 
"little sparks of soul," 9ii 344; 1442; 
visions of, 9i 268, 396n; 11 741, 882; 14 103, 379; 
WORKS, tr. C. de B. Evans, 6 41In, 415n, 416n, 417n, 41Bn, 423n, 425n, 426n,427n, 428nn, 42911, 457n; 9i 396n; 9ii 295n, 30In; 10 440n; 11 773n, 882n, 887n; 12 126n, 15m; 14 102n, 258n, 261n, 444n, 44~, 472n; 18 1375n; 
Meister Eckhart: A Modern Translation, R. B. Blakney, 11 88~; see also Meerpohl; 

H. Blittner, ed.: Meister Eckhart's Schriften und Predigten, 11 773n 
eclecticism, 18 1512 
eclipse: alchemists' representation, 
1423; 
at Crucifixion, 14 26; mental, see Janet; 
of sun, moon, 12fig. 142V,YY; 13 105n; 14 2 I 
ecliptic, 9ii 149, 190 
ecphoration, 7 219; 16251 "Ecrasez l'infame," 6 314, 320 ecstasy/ecstatic, 7 41, 108; 9i 520; 
10 375n, 434; 11 387; 18731; and creativity, 1 184; 
cult of, 10 375n; 
drunken, 10 434; 12 177n, 182; 
experience, 13 58; fantasy activity in, 1 58; and glossolalia, 1 143-4; 
and intellectual exaltation, 1 148; 
journey, 13462; 
in manic mood disorder, 1 2 14; Nietzsche on, 1 142&n; 
poetic, 1 142; 
religious, 16 5°1; 
in somnambulistic states, 1 40; and table turning experiments, 144 
The Ecstatic Virgins of the Tyrol/Die 
	Tyroler 	ekstatischen jungfrauen 
(anon.), 18 7oo&n ectoderm and brain, 17 (P 5) ectoplasm, 18 1498 ectopsyche, 18 20, 89 
Edda, 4 494; 5 170n; 10 397-9; 13 458n; 14482; 
Hovamol, 5 399 
Eddington, Sir Arthur, 8441 Eddy, Mary Baker, see Christian Science 
Edem, 9i 571, 57gn; 12 529; 14 144;· 
and androgynous Mercurius, 9i 560; 13427; 

with four rivers of Paradise, see Paradise S.V.; 
and Leda, 9i 560; 
	snake-maiden/Mercurius, 	9i 
552; 12413&n; see also Elohim 
Eden, Garden of, 5 668n; 8 458, 476; 9i 56, 73; 9ii 353, 371; 10 677; 11 291, 438, 579, 619; 14 276; 
see also Paradise Eden, river of, 13 4200 
Eder, M. D., 1 In; 2 (pvi); 7 200/ 432n; 18 97n 
Edfu, 1397; 14359 
Edmond, Laura, daughter of judge, 1 143 
Edochinum, see Paracelsus s.v. AR- 
CANA 
Edom, 14396n 
Edomites, 10398 education/pedagogics, 6 125, 13 I, 
665; 7 173, 332,426; 8 720; 10 1045; 17 282, 284; 
TITLES: "Analytical Psychology and Education," 17 127-229; "Child Development and Education," 17 98-126; "The Significance of the Unconscious in Individual Education," 17 Adler's method as, see Adler, A. s. v. (see also below analytical psychology); 
of adults/for life, 7 114; 8 113; 10 1045; 12 14; 17 1Og-1O, 191,284,286-9; 
aimltask of, 3 90; 6 760; 7 20g!444; 12 14; among primitives, 7 314-16; 8 766; American, 10 523, 928-9; analytical psychology/psychoanalysis and, 4 41, 200, 422; 7 26/437; 10 1070; 16122, 150-3, 158, 16g-70; 17 98, 13°,211 (see also Adler, A. s.v. educational method); 
253-83; 
of anima, 7323; 

or children, 17 107a, 2848, 292; exceptional/difficult! gifted, 17 228, 233-47, 257; necessity for balance in, 17 250-2; 
Christianity/religion and, 5 107; 6 888; 8 766; 10 326, 1045; 11 513-14; 127, 12-14; 18 1380&n; 
coeducation, 10 994; collective, 17254-6; 
of common man, 6 198; Dubois' method as, 441&n; and educator, 9i 293; 10 896; 16 16g-70, 172, 174; 17 10810,155,229,240-1,284 (see also below self; transformation); enthusiasm for, 17 287; 
by example, 17 107a, 229, 253; experimental, 7 408; 
for fuller consciousness, 18 1387; 
German, 10453; historical/humanistic, 10 523; individual, 17257-9; 
and leadership, 18 1383; Marxist, 10 549; modern/scientific, 9ii 282; 10 498, 523; 16 5; 17 191, 250, 288; one-sidedness of, 10 326; 17284; 
moral, 4 485-6; 
patient's, and prognosis, 3 575; of personality'/and personality development, 10 897; 17 284, 286, 288-9; 
and psychology, 11 508; religious, 8 766; 
self-, 16 172, 174; 17 110-11, 240; of educator, see above; possibilities of continued, 17 1 11; and somnambulistic states, 1 38,4°, 149; 
see also school; teacherlteaching Edwards, H. M., 18677,679 effect: cause and, 8 2, 57, 840; 
and energy, 8 840; 
numinous, 7 109; of archetypal 

EFFEMINACY - EGO 

EFFEMINACY - EGO 

effect (cont.): symbols, 13 396; 
therapeutic, of detachment, 13 00 
effeminacy, 7337; 1079,220; in Wagner, 15 134; 
"efficacity of things," 13 190, 194, 214 efflorescence, of metallic salts, 13 183n; 
Egeria, 5 457n 
egg(s), 9i 526, 543, 564n; 10 145; 
12512; 13fig· 32; 
arcane substance as, 14 180n; basilisk's (Nietzsche), 5 592; Easter, see Easter s. v.; 
and gods, self-creation of, 5 389, 547n (see also Khnum); golden, and child motif, 9i 270, 290 (see also hiranyagarbha); 
in mandala(s), 9i 646, 677,fig. 5; 123°3-5; 
Mercurius as, 13 267; 
as mother, 5 550; 
of nature, 13 267; nomenclature, and writers, 13 I09n; 
Orphic, 5 pI. XII; 9i 529,646; peacock's, see ANIMALS s.v.; philosophical, 9i 529; 11 357; 12figs. 22, 98; 14 734; division of, 13 109; 
and point/punctum solis/yolk, 9ii 345&n; 11 92, 109; 12 325; 13 188&n; 1441&n; 
silver, 14 734; 
symbol(ism), 9i 529; alchemical, 9ii 377n; 11 361; 12 3°6, 44w; 13 I09n, 115,381; vas/vessel as, see vas/vessel s.v.; and water, 13 109&n; 
world- (cosmic), 5 550, 589, 592, 659, fig· 36, pI. XLIb; 8 932; 9i 290, 554; 13 109; 14 472 
Eggeling, J., see Brahmanas s.v. 
Shatapatha 
L'Eglise gnostique de la France, 7 385; 10 169 

ego, 3 82-3, 86n; 5 660; 6 706 (Def.); 751, Ill, 115,235/457, 236,275,312,323,365,374,388, 466; 8 352, 755; 9i 279; 12 8, 36n, 1°4,411, 562; 1348,75-6, 120, 22 I, 287, 298, 3°7, 372n; 14 12~33, 192, 265, 492n, 538-4°, 778; 16 11 1,23 I, 361, 399, 454n, 469,5°0; 17 166-7, 189,248; 
TITLES: "The Ego," 9ii 1-12; "The Relations between the Ego and the Unconscious," 7 202-4°6; 
abstraction and conservation of,6 141; 
acquired during lifetime, 9ii 6; affect-, see affect s. v.; 
and affectivity, see affectivity S.t'. ; 
and animalanimus, see anima; ammuss.v.; 
archetypes and, 5 101; 9ii 13; 11 534; 
as army commander, 8 692-3; awareness of body, 11 774; centre of consciousness, 9i 506; 9ii 1,2,3; 1244; 1367; 14 133, 5°1; 18 19 (see also below and consciousness); 
not centre of personality, 12 126, 129, 135; 16219; -centred ness, 8 432; 
child's struggle for, 8771; Christ's correspondence to, 9ii 171; 
and collective, 6 138; 8 590; -complex, see complex s.v.; 
and complex, 11 21; 18 18, 19 (see also complex s.v. ego); as shadow-government of, 16 196; 
conscious, 16 108-9; produced in analysis, 11 904; and psychic contents,.8 383; and unconscious, 7 512, 517; 9i 503; 11 774; 
and conscious mind, 9i 315; 16 108; 

-consciousness, see sep. entry bl'low; 
and consciousness, 8 6 I 0- I I; 9i 490; 9ii 1-7, I I, 46,251; 11 713; 14 131&n, 518, 522&n; 17 10 2, I 69; 18 9, I7 (sel'{l!.w abolll' centre of consciousness); constituents of, 18 18; 
and cross of functions, 18 29; crucifixion of, 9ii 79; 
dark side of, 18 38; depotentiation of, 10 804; 11 774-5; 
detachment from, 6 163; differentiation: from figures of the unconscious, 7 341-7 I; from mother, 9i 188; from non-ego, 7 113; 
dissolution of, 8 430; 11 446; 16 218, 501; 
dream-, 8 580; 
-ego, 11 955; 
empirical, 14 181,283; 16502; entanglement in, 13 397; explosion of, 6 227; 
-feelings, 14 647; 
freedom of, limited, 9ii 11; in Freud's theory, 18 1152; -function, 6 138; 7 I 13; 
and God, 13 152; 14131,206, 284,778; 
godlike, 13 154; 
-hood, renunciation of, 5 675; hypertrophy of, 14 365; individuality of, 9ii 10; individuated, 7 405; 
inflation of, see inflation S.V.; and inner voice, 17319; -instinct, 5 190; 7 43, 58; 10 556; 
as instinct, 7 43 (see also above -instinct); 
introvert and, 6 138, 141; 7 462n; 
isolation within, 16 218; of Jesus, cosmic, 11 23 In; and Joyce, 15 188, 193; "knowing," 11 825; 

knowledge of itself, 9ii 251; 
lesion of, 16 472; liberation of, 11 849; 
as mana-personality, 7 377, 389; 
-mania, 13 55; 
-memories, 8 755; 
and metaphysical ideas, 9ii 65; mortal, 13 210; 
and non-ego, 4 684; 7 1 13, 119, 155, 5°5, 513; 9i 638; 11 885; 1279, 137, 148, 155, 167,410, 563; 14 208, 411&n, 520; 16 395, 474; anima and, 12 137; as opposites, 7 155; psychic, 16 470, 499; self as, 12 155; 16 474; 
as object, 11 390; 16 106; perplexity of, 9ii 296; 
and persona, 7 306, 308, 3 I 3, 5°8-9, 518, 520; 13 223n; -personality, SI'I' sep. entry below; "place of fears," 4 782; 
power of, 7 42, 55; 
and power-instinct, 7 50; powerlessness of, 7221/451; and projections, 11 145; -psychology, Adler's, 6 88; 
and pubertal changes, 1 113; realization of, 18 10; regressive, 17 227; relativization of, 14 504; renunciation of, 5 675; 9i 561-3; 
and sacrifice, 11 38~90' 392, 398; 
SI. Paul's, and Christ complex, 8582; 
in schizophrenia, 3 498-500; and seat of anxiety, sl'e anxiety s.v. ; 
second, 1 137; 8 383, 757 (see also below somnambulist); 
and self, 5 596n; 6 183n, 623, 625; 7 274,4°0,4°5; 8430-2; 9i 315, 634; 9ii 9, 350; 10318, 873; 11154,391,398,713; 12 

24° 

241 

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EGOCENTRIC - EGYPT 

ego (cont.): 
44, 137, 155, 452&n; 13 212, 3°1; 14 362ft, 7°4, 711, 778; 16 106, 400; approximation, 9ii 44; assimilation, 9ii 9, 43, 45, 47; confusion, 11 8°9,884; 16 106; distinction, 11 427; 13 331-2; 14 133; 16474; Indian concept, 11 955-6, 958-61; objectivation of, 11 428; self an unconscious prefiguration of, 11 391; subordinate/superior, 1167; 16219,444: 
and shadow, 14 2°3, 313; 16 452; conflict of, 11 522; as opposites, 16399; 
shadow world of, 18 40; in sleep, 3 523; 
somatic and psychic bases of, 9ii 3-5; 
somnambulist, 144,58,59, 125 (see also I venes); 
and soul, 7 303; 8 586-7; 
and space and time, 14 41<r1 I; 165°2; 
suffering and, 11 233; -synthesis, 3 151; 
and unconscious, 9i 496; 14 181,314,523,778; 165°2-4; 17 103, 248; 18 366; dependence on, 9ii 11; dialectical discussion, 18 1504; integration, 5 459; 8 181-8; 9ii 43-4; in schizophrenia, 3 528; subject, 6 642-3; 
and wider personality, 8 557; 9ii 297; 
and will, 14 522; see also alter ego 
egocentric: feeling, 6 639; 
nature of consciousness, 14 660 
egocentricity, 6 306, 625; 13 372n; 
14364; 
involuntary, 3 430; 
and meditation, 18 1813; 
of unconscious, in extravert, 6 569,571,576; 

egocentric reaction(s), 2 97, 397, 400,405'415,417,456-7'46<r2, 473; 
TITLE: "Egocentric Attitude," 2 
427-33; 
in epilepsy, 2 539, 544, 546; of imbeciles and idiots, 2 5°9, 529-31,533 
ego-consciousness, 2 6°9, 662; 7 (PI24), 247; 8 366, 369, 387,423, 611,614; 9i 247; 9ii 252; 103°4, 318,491; 11 276,391,446,776, 809, 955; 12 242n, 287; 14 145, 5°1,513, 517, 778; 162°5, 218, 394; 18 1419; 
and archetypes, 9i 517; 
child and, 8 668; 17 83, 93-4, 107; 
collapse of, 16 476; and complexes, 8 207; deluded, 11 932; 
as demiurge, 18 1419; in demonism, 18 1473; 
effects of wholeness on, 8 430; emancipation of, 9i 420; European, 9i 521; 
expression of soul, 8 665; hybris of, 14778; identification with self, 9i 254; over-valuation of, 16 502; possessed by shadow and anima, 9i 222; 
primitive, 9i 69; 10280; 
and purusha or at man, 11 7 I 3; second, 8 387; 
and self, 14 129n; 
shadow and, 5 678; 9ii 53; supremacy of, 9i 236; 
and unconscious: awakening from, 8 668; 9i 188; deliverance from, 5 539, 548; differentiation, 9ii 45; 16 5°1, 503; and wider consciousness, 8615, 637-8 
egoism, 6356, 572; 11 524-7; childish, 4 531; 
and mass psychology, 5 104; of parents, 17222; 

primitive, 10 285 
egoistic instincts, 4 654 ego-personality, 9ii 43, 185; 10491; 11 140; 12 242n, 563; 133°7; 14 4,5°1, 778; 16472,474; 18459; and animalanimus, 9ii 34; 
depotentiation of, 3 579-80; and shadow, 9ii 14; 12 242n; transformation of, 8 430 
egotism, 1451; 7267; in children, 17 136; 
direct and indirect, 18 1398; of introvert, 6 646 
Egypt/Egyptians, 5 3100; 6 396-7; 8 411; 9i 605n; 9ii 328&n; 12 175; 14 00, 22, 25n, 34n, 46&n, 287; 1541; 16223; 18 245; 
and alchemy, 12 173; 
angelologyof, 13 107; ankh/ankhi, 5410; 14352; barbers in, 11 348&n; 
Book of the Dead, see sep. entry below; 
burial ladder in, 12 66; cat sculpture, 18325; 
and Christian ideas, 11 178; 18 156gn; 
concept of soul(s) in, 7 295; 8 845; 1084; 
Coptic ideas of fertility, 5479; crux ansata, see crux ansata; decline of civilization, 14743; dream-interpreters of, 5 4; Essene sect in, see Essene sect; fantasy of rejuvenated mother, 5496; 
fish-cult in, 9ii 186-7; 
and Gnostic hymn, 9i 37; 
gods of, 11 600, 624, 631; god's incarnation in Pharaoh, 11 624-5, 631, 748; 
Hellenism, 13360; 
and Horus, see Horus; hymn(s), 5 351, 408, 451-2; incest in, 16418, 438; 
infant in tomb, and sun-barge, 9i 239; 
initiation in, 9i 25; 

and Israel, common symbols, 9ii 189; 
Jews in, 9ii 130; 
kingship in, 11 197; 1435<r2; Mary's/Christ's flight into, 9i 461; 9ii 163; 
medical lore of, 11 287; 1823°; Mithraism and, 10 189; mummies, 13 170; 
mysteries, 11 84 I; lamblichus on, 9i 573; 12 456(5)n (see also Isis s.v.); 
myth of Apis bull, 5 579n; mythology, 10645; 13 178; negative confession in, 6 962; 10 158; 
"Osirification" in, 11 448; polytheism in, 5 147-9; 
Ptah shaping world-egg, 5 pI. XLIb; 
pyramid(s) in, 9i 526, 543; 10 158; 
Pyramid inscriptions, 12 84; texts, 5 391, 526n; 9ii 187; 13 360&n; 
quaternity, 13 360; 
rebirth ritual, 9i 93; representation of God, 9i 573; royal ancestors in, 11 20gn; and sea, 14246, 257; significance of water in, 13 97; slaying of first-born in, 9ii 1000; 
and snake-bite, treatment for, 83°7,313; 18 23<r1; 
statue, Miller's fantasy of, 5 52, 261,(P448); 
symbolism, 18401; 
symbol of sun-disc, 5 146, 15gn, pI. VII; 
tale of Bata, 134°1, 458n; temples, 18361; 
text on becoming a god, 5 133; theology, 11 222, 748; 
triads of gods in, 11 177-8; vessel with tree of life, 5 pI. XXXI; 
young man born in, 13 424-5 

242 

243 

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EG YPTIAN - ELGONYI 

Egypt (cont.): 
(.lee al.lo Budge; Erman); Egyptian Book of the Dead, 5 367, 389,425; 8845; 11 833; 12 173, 314n,Jig. 102; 13360; 14482n; Papyrus of Hunefer, 12 314n; .lee also Budge 
Egyptians, Gospel of the, .lee BIBLE: 
Apocrypha/ete. .I.v. 
Ehrenfels, C. von: Grundbegriffe df'r Ethik, J.'s review, 18911; Sexualethik, J.'s review, 18912 Ehrenstein, T.: "Das Alte Testament im Bilde," 5 fig. 2 1; 12 figs. 184,207,213 
Eid, Albert, Estate, 18 (p826n) eida/eidola/eidos, fL8~, see Plato s. v. eidos/ete. 
Eidgenossiche Technische Hochschule, see Zurich, Federal Polytechnic Institute 
eidolon of Satan, Cain as, 11 
628 
Eidolos (in papyrus text), 14 727 eight, see NUMBERS s.v. 
Eileithyia, 5 355, 577; 
darts of, 5 438n 
Einfall,l 168; 17 167&n; 1826,398 Einherier, 10 393 
Einsiedeln, 15 2, 4 
Einstein, A., 10 182, 1020; 16146; 18 140, 1187n 
Eirenaeus Orandus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Flamel 
Eisenstein, J. D.: Ozar Midmshim, 12 
5400 
Eisleben, 10382 Eisler, R., 8 394&n; 
"Der Fisch als Sexualsymbol," 9ii 147n; 
OrPheus-The Fisher, 9ii 147n, 162n, 178n, 1800; 11 384n; 12 177n,figs. 174,202; 
The Royal Art of Astrology, 9ii 147n, 163n; 
Weltenmantel und Himmelszelt, 9i 553n; 11 123n; 13 4°41/; 14 14nn, 154nn, 18511 

"Zur Terminologie und Geschichte der jiidischen AIchemie," 1461On; 
Ekasringa, 12 534 Ekoi,8125 
elan vital, 6 871; 8 678; see also Bergson .I.V. 
elasticity, of unconscious time, 16 468n 
elation, 1 204, 2 12; 
of body and spirit, 11 866; in chronic mania, 1 189; continuous state of, 1 213 
Elbo Interfector, 14316; 16484n EI-chai, 14634n 
elders, surrounding Christ, 11 229 Eleatic principle of "being," see 
Being/being 
Eleazar, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Electra-complex, see Oedipus com- 
plex s.v. 
electrical resistance, 2 1015, 118<r-5 electricity, 4612; 7 1/409; 890; 107 electrocardiogram experiments, 18 
57n 
electromagnetism, 4 282 
electron(s), 8650; 9ii 292n; 11 279; 
1869n 
electron-microscope, 8 357 EI'Elyon, 11 328; 18 1529 element(s), 13 186, 193; 14353; 
ascent of, 13 187; 
chemical, 13 195; as roots of self, 13 242; 
as circles, 14 450; 
"cosmic," 7 250; decomposition of, and egoconsciousness, 16476; 
five, 14 450; 
four, 6 960; 11 246; in alchemy, see sep. entry below; 
hate and love of, 9ii 35; 
head-, 13 38In; 
	masculine, 	13 	97; 	and 
feminine, 16411; ogdoad of, 13 359; omega, see omega s.V.; 

psychic, 7 258/473; 
quaternity of, see quaternity .I. ". alchemical; 
round, see round s.V.; 
of stone, 13 414n; "supermonic," (Paracelsan), 13 222; 
transmutation of, 8 90, 962; transubstantiation of, Eucharistic, 13 196; 
unity of, 164°3; and ordo compositionis, 14 65511; partial, 16 451 ; 
see also air; earth; fire; water 
elements, four, in alchemy, 9i 578, 588; 9ii 393, 395, 420, pI. I; 11 62n; 12 109, 165, 167//,214,333, 366-72, 491,figs. 46,47,64,66, 82,93,114,117, 178; 1387,122, 148, 168, 171&n, 176, 204, 268, 274; 14 I, 7, 43, 68, 143, 261, 29°,294,341,354,45°,553,655; 164°2,4°4, 529; 
as Achurayim, 9i 579; 
and Adam/ Anthropos/first man, 11 94; 12 456, 457,figs. 82, 117; 14552,57°; 
as components of opus, 9i 564; 
134°2; 
creation of, 11 97; 
as crosS/intercrossing, 14 6°7, 71911; 16523; 
dissolution and synthesis of, 14 657; 
dissolution/division into, 13 89&n, 109; 
as functions of consciousness, 14265, 276; 
hostility between, 14 104, 552; at initiations, 9ii 400; 
in lapis/stone, 9ii 256, 375, 376&n; 12 220, 449, 457; 13 UZ5, 207//, 336, 385; 14719; 16 529; 
mystery of, 1441; 
One divides into, 12 529; 
in prima materia, 12 433n; 14 552; 

as quaternary system; 13 207; as radices/"roots," 13 89, 242; separation of, 12334,367,53°; 14 36511; 
separation of spirit from, 13 165; 
synthesis of, 14 5, 389n; in totality, 12 173; 
trans forma tion/trans m u ta ti on of, 8 90, 962; 10629; 
two active and two passive, 16 410; 
two higher and two lower, 14 7n; 
union of, 13 357n, 446; unity of, 12 31; 
in World-Egg, 13 109, 188; 
see also water s.V. air/earth/fire' elementum primordiale, see prima 
materia 
elephant, see ANIMALS s.V. Elephantine, inhabitants of, 9ii 186 Eleusinian mysteries, 5 526, pI. IVb; 
7384; 9ii 339; 11 828n, 841; 12 105; 18548,615; 
god-eating in, 5 526; 8 333; immortality through, 9i 205, 208, 241; 
invocation for rain, 14727//; priests of, 9ii 339n; 
psychic effects of, 14312; serpent of Demeter in, 5 530, 584; 
symbolism in, 5 526-33 Eleusis, 18 264 
elevation, in Mass, 11 325,326 eleven, see NUMBERS s. v. elf/elves, 8 202; 9i 268 
Elgon, Mount, 7 293n; 8 411; 9i 288; 10 118, 126; 11 30; 18551 Elgonyi tribe, 7 276; 8 12911; 10 
128, 143, 144; 18 1288; adhista/athista (God, sun), 8 329, 411; andmungu, 8411; 
A yik/nocturnal godl"maker of fear," 8 12gn; 9i 35, 288; 11 200; 
dreams among, 18 436, 674; 

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Elgonyi (cont.): 
	and "ghost-trap"/-house, 	8 
57511; 9i481; 10 128; 1130; and religion, 9i 288; 10 144-6; selelteni (ghost), 11 30; 18759; and sun worship, 18 551 
EI-l;Iabib, Book of, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 
Eliade, M., 18578, 1250; Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy (Le Chamanisme), 9i 115n; 11 346n, 41on, 447n; 13 9In, 132n, 402n, 404n, 4°?n, 46on, 462&n; 14 2n, 34n; 18 
578n 
Elias, see Elijah 
Eliezer ben Hyrcanus, pseud., Pirke de Rabbi Eliezer, 5 509; 12 54 I; 13 420, 458n; 14 552, 555n, 556, 571; 18 1522; 
tr. and ed. G. Friedlander, 5 509n; 12 54In; 13 42on, 458n; 14 552n, 57 In 
Elihu the Buzite, 11 566 Elijah/Elias, 5 285-7; 9i 247, 253; 9ii 167, 18?n; 10 622&n, 733; 11 25In; 12469,fig· 207; 13 17In, 206; 
in alchemy, 18 1528&n; 
as angel, 18 1522-3, 1526; Apocalypse of, 13 93, 133; ascension of, 5 158n, 285; 6 395; 10 622; 11 686; 12 469, fig· 207; 13 206; 18 1528; 
and Elisha, 18 1521, 1523; fed by ravens, 9i 428n; 
as "hairy" man, 18 152 I; 
as mythical/archetypal figure, 18 1518--31; 
two souls of, 18 152 I; in Ulysses, 15 190; 
walking on the water, 18 1521; see also Khidr s.v. 
Elimelekh of Lizhensk: "Elijah," 18 1526n 
elixir: alchemists and, 12224,531, 537, 538; 13 2°3, 212; 14 50; 16 408; 
as arcane substance, 8 388; 
as homo philosophicus, the "One," 12476; 
human, 13 125; 
as lapis philosoPhorum, 9ii 194; 12 245n; 13 203; 
of life/-vitae, 9ii 281; 10 727, 741; 11161; 12 125, 245n, 335, 476,498; 13 76n, 103&n, 191; 14 14, 15,443; 16516, 531; natural, 13 170; 
as panacea, 10727; 12335; synonyms for, 16408; white, 12fig. 142T 
Elizabeth, St., 1442 I elk, see ANIMALS s.V. Elkesaites, 14 653n EI-Khidr, see Khidr 
Ellenberger, H. F.: The Discovery of the Unconscious, 18 (PP374n, 427n) ellipsis, 3 50n 
Ellis, H. Havelock, 2 134gn; 10177; 
1666; 18904 
Ellmann, R., 15 196n, (P 133) Elogabal, 9ii 145n 
Elohim, 12 512; 
and Edem, in Justin's gnosis, 9i 552,560,571; 
Ruach-, 11 611, 619; 14355, 391; 18 1361, 1549; 
Yahweh and, 11 576 "Elucidarius artis transmutatoriae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: 
Theatr. chem. s.v. Christopher elucidation, 16 122,136,139-41; 
effects of, 16 148, 153 elves, see elf/elves 
Elysian Fields, 9ii 56 embalming, 13 (PP61, 64) 
embarrassment: and attention, 1 314; 
and inhibited association, 1 312 Embla, 13 458n 
emblems, national aircraft, 10 790 embracing, 5 682 
embryo; 13 76 
Ememqut, 9i 415 
Emerson, R. W., 10928; 
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The Conduct of Life, 5 1 02n; Essays, 11 92&n; 12 445n Emmaus: disciples at, 9ii 174; Jesus as magical travelling companion, 12 155 
Emmel, Samuel, 14 3n 
Emmerich, Anna CatherinalKath- 
arina, 1 352; 5 435-8; 18 700; stigmatization, 5 438; 
T.a.V. Wegener, Leben der Dienerin Gottes Anna Catherina Emmerich, 5 435n, 438n 
Emmerich, Count of Poitiers, 13 
217 
Emminghaus, H.: Allgemeine Psycho- 
pathologie, 1 109n emotion(s)/emotional, 8 667, 846; 9i 179,387,497; 13 17; 144°5; 15128; 17221; 1842,44-6; affects and, see affects s.v.; 
in association, 2 (P21O); 
and attitudes, 8 634; classified, 2984; infantile, and neurosis, 4 312; 
changes in, in feeblemindedness, 1 357; 
collective, 8 555; 
contagious, 18 318, 322 (see also contagion, mental); 
in dementia praecox, 2 1066, 1°71; 
disturbances of, in dementia 
praecox, 3 145, 330, 510; and hysterical delirium, 1 11; domination over intellect, 1 219; 
and feeling, differentiated, 18 46--51,57,5°2; 
fluctuations of, 6 329; 
in galvanometer experiments, 2 1049, 1°54; 
impoverishment, 3 74, 76, 103; inadequate, in neurosis, 3 547; influence on acticns, 1 220; insight and, 4 312; 
intensity of, 13 341; 
mass, 9i 97; 
needs, evasion of, 11 72; 
not an activity, 9ii 15; Ossianic, 18 700; overwhelming, 18316; and paralysis, 1 307; 
and psychogenic disturbances, 1349; 
rapport, lack of, 4 272; repressed, 1 97; 16 130-1; and shadow, 9ii 15-16; 
signs of, infective, 10965; stupidity, 2 2°7, 455, 5°4, 1313n; 
suppressed, 17 177; and symbols, 18 570; unusual, 10 598; value of, 13341; 
violent, 9i 2 14; after-effect of"1 354; 
see also affect(s); feeling(s) 
emotionality, 13 7, 316; 144°4-5; female, 9ii 100 
emotionally charged complex, see complex(es) s.v. 
empathetic type, see type(s) s.v. empathy, 464°,661; 6485-95,7°7 (DeL), 871-3; 8 5, 61; 1223; 13 199; 
abstraction, and, 6 493, 496; as extraversion, 6 486, 493; into individual object, 6 70, 485-6, 489-92, 497, 500-1, 511-15,531-2; 17242; introvert's lack of, 6 551-2; and transference, 4 427, 60In, 663 
Empedocles, 696o; 8 55; 9ii 35; 11 62n, 93, 104n, 246n; 12 IOgn, 433, 436n; 13 242; 15 11 Emperor/Empress, 142; 16520; clothes of, fable, 17286; Roman, 14 349 empiricism/empirical, 3 420, 423; 6 
516, 518--22; 8 750; 9i 149; 18 1116; 
J.'s, 18 15°7, 1510; man, 14601,647,765; nominalist, 13378; 
and philosophy, 18 1730-3; 
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empiricism (cont.): 
psychology, see psychology s.v.; scientific, 11 2; 
and sensationalism, 6 525,526; type, see James, W. 
empiricist, 14 I 73&n; 
and theologian, 11 451, 454, 456-60,462 
employment, frequent changes of, 1 206, 210, 212, 323 
emptiness: centre of, 13 56; Chinese concept of, 13 56, 57; as feminine secret, 9i 183 Empusa, 5 577; 9i 157 enantiodromia, 5 581; 6 311, 455, 708-9 (Def.), 807; 7 111-13; 8 
425; 9i397,417,433n,488,613, 615, 624; 9ii (Pix), 77, 149, 150, 160,169,231,355,410; 11444, 526, 627, 694, 717, 733; 12 108, 115; 13294; 1447°; 16212,493; 18 (P711), 1597-8; 
of Christian aeon, 11 725; 
in dream-sequences, 12 Ill; Heraclitus on, 6 150, 708; 7 Ill; 10 164; 
of life into death, 5 681; 
in symbolic process, 9i 82; per tenebras ad lucem, 11 828; of Yin and Yang, 11 375; see also opposites 
encasement, 4 371 
Enchained One, 11 380 enchanter's nightshade, 14698 encircling motif, 5 50 I 
enclosure, 11 157; 13 38: see also 
square; temerws 
Encratites, Gnostic sect, 6 25, 426 Encyclopedia Hebraica, 18 (P75w) Encyclopedia of Islam, 18 1527 Encyclopedia Judaica, 14 38n, 592n; 
18 1526 
end(s): and causes, 9ii 253; and goal, in analysis, 12 3; 
of work, Mercurius as, 13283; of the world, see world s. v. 
endocrine/endocrinology, 10 1047; 

disorders, and neurosis, 11 14, 784; 
Sfe also glands endogamy/exogamy, 5 415n; 14 
66411: 16433-8,442-3; 
in our culture, 18 1162; 
and incest-taboo, 5 217, 519; social danger of, 5 652; unconscious tendency to, 18 1162 
endopsyche, 18 20, 90 endopsychic perceptions, 5 185n Endymion, 14 187 
enemy, judgment of, 8 516 energetics,7 1°7-8,311; 8 11,126; 
of adaptation, 18 1090 
energic conception of psychic phenomena, 3 418; 4 254, 566; 8 3,6,28, 44In; 108; 18751; TITLES: "Application of the Energic Standpoint," 8 26-59; "General Remarks on the Energic Point of View in Psychology,"~ 8 1-25 
energic tension, see energy energism, 8 4n, 52-9 
energy, 1303; 5128,176,198,226; 6 51; 7 7 I, 108, 11 I, I 13, I 15, 151,159,214,216,428-9,442; 8 14, 54, 363, 441, 528; 9i 68; 9ii 394-5; 10253; 11 82; 1257, 287; 13 43; 17 286, 305, 343; 
TITLE: "On Psychic Energy," 8 1-13°; 
accumulation of, 6 28, 412; alchemists' concept of, 9i 68; and archetypes, 5 129-3°, 344; 7 118; 8 42sn; 9i 129; 10635; lost from consciousness to unconscious, 7 252, 345; 11 898; 16372-3 (see also abaissement du niveau mental; "loss of soul"); conservation of, 4 246, 253-4, 26o, 281, 567; 7 106-8; 8 34-47,963; 10 175; 
daemonic, 6 316; 
desire as, 4 567; 

discharge of, 6 463; disposable, 6 183; 7 74-7, 93-6; 
emotional, of numinous phenomena, 18583: 
and ESP, 8 840; 
and force, differentiated, 8 26-7, 52: 
and God, 5 129: 8 678; gradient, 6 130: 7 76-8, 93-6; 83,80; 
libido as psychic, see libido S.v. energic theory; 
life as, 8 So, 798; 
life-, 8 31-2: 1337; 
and opposites: tension off 
polarity, 4 779; 6 337: 734,78, 115,121; 11 291; 13 147, 154: 146°3,7°7; 18 1640; union of, 5671; 
paralysis of, 5 459; 
primitive concept of, and mana, 8 124-30, 27Sn; 10139: primordial, 6 571: 8 278: 11 279; 
and psyche, relation, 18915; psychic, 4 275, 278; 5 17, 296, 683; 8 56; 11 460; 16 438; 18 I 110; and corn plexes, 3 103, 137-8; 8 19; 
"reality" of, 6 45, 5 I; 
release of, 6 351, 371-2, 391, 435; 
Schiller on, 6 165; 
sexual components and/sexual, 4246,25°; 7 71; 
specific, of functions, 18 27; and substance, 8 ;p, 51-2; symbol as transformer of, 8 92; 11 Sw; 16 460; 
symbols of, 5 180,388,658; tension, 6 351; 7 382; 8 152-3; 11 479; 17 199, 200, 207; 18 511; 
transformation of, 5 669; 8 
79-80; 
unconscious, 7 159-60, 195, 

258/473,349: 12 118; contents and,6 180; 9i 24S; 11793;and neurosis, 7 192,206,291,345; untamed, 6 159-60: 
value(s): of conscious contents, 6180; depotentiation of, 6199; of relations to object, 6 19 I ; water and, 16 15 
enfant terriblf, 17 63 Engels, F., 11 222 
engineers, and philosophy, 18 1406 England, Canon H., 1864°, 654 England/English, 18 23, 24, 84, 
100,287,369,416; archbishops, 11 749; 
as "beast-man," 10 908; Church of, Sfe Church of England; 
gentleman, 10 974, 976; German attitude to, 10 478; national character of, 10 921: national idea, 10 974; 
"rescue circles," 13 7611; theosophy in, 18 1287; see also United Kingdom 
	English 	language, 	"boy's-love" 
plant, 5 212 
Engonasi, 14493n engourdissement, hysterical, 6 199 engrams, 7 159; 
or imprints, 6 281, 405; as God-image, 6 412; 
see also Semon 
"Enigma of Bologna," see Aelia Laelia Crispis Inscription Enkekalymmenos (veiled man) fallacy, 6 48; 9ii 37 
Enkidu, see Gilgamesh Epic enlightenmentlEnlightment, 6 313; 8 598; 9i 267; 12 409,.fig· 136; 13 112,231,248,36Jn; 
Age 0 f, 6 I 17, 3 14, 516, 966; 7 150; 8516,805; 9ii78,235; 10 22, 471; 11 48n, 471; 12 19, 562; 14 147, 509; 17 302; 18 1368; 
of civilization, 8 572; 

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