ENLISTMENT - EPIMETHEUS 

ENLISTMENT - EPIMETHEUS 

enlightenment (cont.): 
Eastern, 11 880-1; 13 81 (.lee also koan; satori; Zen Buddhism); 
efFect of, on children, 1775-7; intellectual, 12 68; 
sexual, 4 22, 503, 517, 518, 519; 
tree as symbol of, 5 pI. LV; 13 
413 
enlistment, study of, 2 1312-15 enmity, male/female, 14 104 Ennemoser, j., 4 748; 18 797&n Ennoia ~VVOLa), 9ii 298, 307n; 14 
160-1; 
in Barbelo-Gnosis, 11 15211; 14 
589n; 
see also consciousness 
ennui, 8 693 
Enoch (patriarch), 10733; 11 25In; 12 457, 458, 543; 13 257n, 366; 14 6n, 57In; 
and Elijah, 18 1526; and I1yas, 18 1527; 
vision of, 9i 715; 11 671-81, 698; 12 72n, 74n, 298; 13 168, 
21511 
Enoch, Book of, see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha/etc. s.v. 
Enochdianus, see Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA 
EnM, 12 458; 13 17311 ens/entia, 15 13; absolutum, 11 454; astrorum, 15 13; ideale, 15 13; naturale, 15 13; primum, 12 43611; realissimum, 11 558; 
sPirituale, 15 13; of diseases, 13 148n; 
veneni, 15 13 
En Soph, 14 592&n, 594, 600 entanglement(s): in the ego, 13397; emotional and intellectual, 13 
43 
entelechy(-ies), 9i 278,282; 
of Aristotle, 13 4 I; 

Faust's, see Goethe: Faust s. v. Characterslthemes; 
in Leibniz, 8 937; 
of self, 11 960; 12 248 enthusiasm: dangers of, 8 595; 11 
960; 
in ESP experiments, 8 838; and psychotherapist, 3 539; 4 634; 
sources of, 8 668; 9i 393 entia, see ens 
enticement(s), divine, 8 930 Entkrist, see Antichrist ElI'r07rav, 11440; 12404,427 entoptic phenomena, 1 99-100 entropy, 8 3, 48, 375; 
psychological, 8 50 
entwining: and devouring, 5 365, 
425; 
etymology of, 5 366; motif of, 5 362,367,542; 
and motif of clashing rocks, 5 
367&n 
Enuma Elish, 9ii 189; enuresis/bedwettmg, 4 5~0, 592, 
731, 737n 
environment, 16 194; 17312; adaptation to, 17 203, 294; children and, 17 81; 
and creation of God-image, 5 128; 
culture and, 4 665; 
and extraversion, 10658; falsified perception of, 1 419; family, 17 260; 
hostility to, 3 428; 
importance of rapport with, 5 300; 
influence of, 7202/443; 9ii 40; misapprehension of, 3 428; and neurosis, 5 199; 
organism and, 8 323; 
and origin of psychic contents, 11 223; 
patient's influence on, 7 240/ 
460; 
projections and, 9ii 17; psyche and, 8 324; 

and psychology, 4 209; suggestive power of, 5 223; see also child(ren) s. v. 
envy/envious, 11 980; 
in alchemy/invidi, 11 980n; among Megarians, see Megara; patient's, of analyst, 4 138; 
in Tibetan "World Wheel," 9i 
644 
Ephedra vulgaris, 5 636n 
Ephesians, St. Paul's Epistle to, see BIBLE: N.T. s.v. 
Ephesus/Ephesian(s), 9i 242n; Council of, 11 194; 14744n; Diana, g-oddess of, 5 pI. XXIV b; 11 194, 469; 
letter to church of, in Revelation, 11 700; 
letter to, by Ignatius, see Ignatius of Antioch 
Ephraem Syrus, St.lEphrem the Syrian, St., 9ii 216; 14 29, 123n, 377; 
"De poenitentia," 14 567n; Hymni et sermones, 9ii 216n; 14 7n, 29n, 377&n; 
Opera omnia, 14567n 
ePiclesis, 11 321; 12450 
Epictetus: Enchiridion, 9ii 333n Epicurus/Epicureanism, 6 18; 11 
43; 1447 
Epidaurus, 9ii 294; 18 257; serpent of, 17 300 
epidemic(s), psychic, 5221; 9i 227, 267,496; 10471,490,519,721; 13 54; 18 93, 696, 1161, 1358, 1385, 1389, 1495; 
demonism as, 18 1474 
Epigoni (alchemical authors of 17th century), 12 502-15 
	"Epigramma 	Mercurio 	philo- 
sophico dicatum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus herm. s.v. Maier 
epilepsy(-tid-toid), 7389'1; 
TITLE: "An Analysis of the Associations of an Epileptic," 2 499-559; 

attacks, and neuropathy, 1 29; brain function and, 3326,497; children, 17 137-8; psychotherapy and, 17 138; constellations in, 2 539, 555; depression, 1 3 In; ego-synthesis disturbed in, 3 151; 
fligh t of ideas in, 2 I 16; galvanometer experiments In, "2 1232-46; 
hereditary, 9i 151; 
and hysteria, 1 2, 4-5, 29-30 (see also hystero-epilepsy); indirect associatio)1s, 2 450; petit mal, 17 137; 
prodromal symptoms of, 18 203; 
and psychopathic inferiority, 1 1-2, 5, 29; 
reaction-time in, 2 541, 550-5; as repression of criminal instinct, 18 815; 
St. Paul and, 8 582; 
and somnambulism, 1 30; stupor, 1 342; 
traits of character, 2 499-500; twilight states, see twilight states; 
visions, antecedent to attack, 3 582; 17 137 
"Epilogus et recapitulatio in novum lumen Sendivogii," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Bibl. chem. s.v. Orthelius 
Epimeleia (Care), 6 304, 308 Epimethean: function, 6 592; mentality, 6318-20; principle, 6 315; thinking, 6 598; 
see also attitude, extraverted Epimetheus, 6456, 563; 12 456(7), 
459; 13 126; 
Adam and, 12 456( 10); "Afterthinker," 5 209; conscience of, see conscience s.v. ; 
Goethe on, 6 293, 302-8, 310- 

25° 

251 

EPIMETHEUS - ESAV 

EPIMETHEVS - ESAV 

Epimetheus (COllt.): 
11,314-15; as introvert in, 6 306; 
and jewel symbol, 6437; 
see also extraverted type, S.v.; Spitteler: Prometheus and Epimetheus 
Epimetheus, Franciscus, pseud. of Reusner, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Reusner 
Epinoia, 14 160, 161, 166, 170 epiousios, 11 779&11 
Epiphanius, St., 9ii 103, 119, 164, 165, 176,229,298,3°7,314,326; 11194,2°7,208; 12 209; 13 183, 231; 1414,31,28511, 469, 476&11, 484,71811; 18 1607; 
oncultofVirgin Mary, 11194; WORKS: 
A IIcoratus, 9ii 12 7n, 143, 326n; 1327511,4°711; 14 1411, 46911,472,484/1,72711; 
ParUlrium: Adversus octogillta haereses, in Migne, 5 487n; -, ed. F. Oehler, 9ii 78n, 10311, 11911,12911, 134n, 164n, 24311, 298n, 30711, 31411; 11 194n, 207'1, 249n, 360n; 12 20911, 469n; 13 116n, 183n, 27In; 14 6n,3Inn,321l,68n,124/1,469n, 653n; 18 14811l 
Epiphany, 9ii 164; 10770-1 epiphenomenalism, 8 10 epiphenomenon, psyche as, 9ii 268 Epirus, love-song of, 5 8 III 
episcopus puerorum, see bishop, children's 
epistemology/ epistem ological: criticism, 8 358, 359, 625, 828, 915; 
India and, 11 956 Epistle of Barnabas, 13 116 
	epistles 	to 	Seven 	Churches 
(Apocalypse), 11 700-6 
"Epistola ad Hermannum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. S.v. 

EPistolaf' Apostolorum, 11 329 Epona, 9i 450 
equality, 10326; 
psychic, 10 283 equation(s), 10 777; quaternio as, 9ii 408-1 I 
equilibrium, 8 657; 
of ego/non-ego, 16395; left/right, 13 343; 
psychic, 7 Ill, 17°,218/45°, 252, 365; 13 68; 16 330; disturbed, 8 762 
equinoctial point, 9ii 130&11 equinox(es), precession of, 8 987 equivalence, 8 962, 996; 
in Freud, 8 35; and psychic substitutes, 8 39; psychic and psychophysical, 8 964-5; principle of, 8 34, 73 
Eranos Conferences/lectures/Tagung (Ascona), 8 (P52on), 986n; 9i (P387n); 18 13911, 1250 
Eranos-Jahrbuch: 1933-5: 7 (P7n); 1935: 12 (px); 14 (pxiiin); 18 673n; 
1936: 12 (px); 13 (PP4n, 57); 14 (pxiiill); 
1937= 13 (PP411, 57); 1939: 9i (P I I Ill); 
1940-1: 11 169n, (P201); 1942: 13 (PI91); 
1945: 13 (P4ogn); 
1946: 8 (PI59n); 
1951: 8 (P52on) 
Eranos Yearbooks, Papers from: 
I. Spirit and Nature, 8 (PI59n); 2. The Mysteries, 11 (P20 1), 41 511; 4· Spiritual Disciplines, 7 (P7n) 
Erasmus, 3 <P4) Erataoth, 14575 Erdmann, B., 5 15 
Erechtheus, 5594; 14 48 Ill; 18260 erection: in children, 4 228; 
see also tower, as symbol of ergograph,2 1018, 1181 Ergreifer/Ergriffener/Ergriffenheit, 10 386, 388, 394, 397 

Ericepaeus, 8 854 
Erinyes/Furies, 5 577; 8 206; 12 4°9n 
Eris, 8 627 
Erler, - (Eberswalde), 1 I 17; "Hysterisches und hysteroepileptisches Irresein," 1 1411, 11711 
Erman, A.: Handbook of Egyptian 
Religion, 9i 5 73n; 
Life in Ancient Egypt, tr. A. M. Blackman,5 133n, 147n, 35111, 4511l; 8 307n; 11 19711, 348n; Literature of the Allcient Egyptians, 5 362n; 
Die Religion der A egypter, 5 fig. 25; 9i 573n; 9ii 130n; 14 14nn 
Ermatinger, E.: Philosophie der Literaturwissenscha(t, 15 (P 8411) erogenous zones, 4 244 Eros/Cupid, 5 439; 6 389; 14 140, 
415,416; 
ancient philosophers on, 4 276n, 661; 105; 1496-7; arrow of, see arrow(s) s. v.; 
as daemon (Plato), 5 242; 733; 855;9ii51; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. Cu pid/archer; 
and telurn passionis, see arrow(s) s.v. ; 
wheel of phalli and, 5 297 
Eros/eros, as psychological term, 7 32-3,42,55,78,79,427; 9i 164, 168, 176-7; 9ii 20, 22, 37,41; 10 255,259,275; 11621; 13 194; 14 224, 226, 664; 16361; 
anima and, 9ii 29, 33; 13 60; 16361; 
cosmogonic, 10375; 
and death instinct, as opposites, 7 33; 
feminine/of woman, 5 458; 9ii 29; 10255; 1360,389; Freud's use of term, 7 33, 78, 79; 105; 
infantile, 8 146; 

Islamic, 1099°; 
and Phobos, as opposites, 7 78; salt as, 14322, 333 
Erotes, 5 294 erotideroticism, 1 199, 206; anal, see anal s. v. ; 
in analysis, 4 439; 
and Christianity, 6 392, 401, 406; 
complex, see complex .I.t'. sexual; 
conflict, 7 11/420, 13/423, Ig/ 426, 27/438; resolution of, through religious poetry, 590; in dreams, 2 716, 823-44; factor, 17 194; 
feminine, 17 338; 
four stages, 16361; 
in hysteria, 2 (PP373-81), 845-57; 
impression: and chain of associations, 5 128; transformed into religious exaltations, 593; underestimations of, 5 62, 83; in manic mood disorders, 1 206; 
in neurosis, 7 14-16/422-4,27; in Prometheus legend, 6 308; reaction time in, 2 295, 61115; 
sphere, disturbances in, 7 13/ 423; 
wishes, 7 435; see also sexuality 
erotomania, 5 69n error(s): Freudian, 3 109; 
in psychotherapy, 11 530; value of, 4 45 I 
Erskine, J.: Private Life of Helen of 
Troy: anima-figure in, 9i 60, 372 eruption, 8 852 
Erythia, 5 288; 14 652 
Erythraean Sea, see Red Sea Erythraean Sybil, 13 278 
Esaldaios, see demiurge s. v. Gnostic; Gnostic(ism) s.v. Saturn 
Esau, 11 629 

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253 

ESCAPISM - EUROPE 

ESCAPISM - EUROPE 

254 
255 
escapism, 12 5 eschatological state, 9ii 260 eschatology, 11 645, 856; 
and Antichrist, 9ii 68, 170; 11 743; 
in New Testament, 9ii 68 Eschenmayer, K. A., 18 797&n Eschimayer, 4 748 
Eschle, F.C.R.: Grundziige der Psychiatrie, J.'s review, 18900-2 Escobar, 12 24n 
II Esdras/IV Ezra, visions in, 9ii 178n, 185&n; 12 57n, 551; 13 168, 183n, 268; 14 3gn; see also BIBLE: Apocrypha/ete. .LV. 
Esenephys, 14317 Eskimo(s): myth, 5 5200; Polar, 18674; 
primitive languages of, 6 878; sungod, & pI. Ib 
Esne,5 358 
esoteridesotericism, 10 886; teaching, 9i 10; archetypes in, 9i 6 
ESP, see extra-sensory perception Espagnet, Jean d', see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS S. v. 
esprit and spirit, 10 935 
Esquirol, J.E.D., see Bayle essence/Essence: ethereal, 13433; 
fifth, 13 166; 
God's, see God s. v. ; mercurial, 13 244; salamandrine, 13 173, 177; triune, 13 384&n 
Essene sect (Therapeutai), 5 594; 17 262; 18242 
"establish," see association-chain(s) s.v. 
Estsanatlehi, 13 130 
etat prelogique (Levy-Bruhl), 14 
3300 
eternal: blessedness, 13227; 
ideas, 13 378; 
man, 13 403n; 16502; principle(s), 13 208; water, 13 274 
Eternal Feminine, see Goethe: Faust: 

Characterslthemes s. v. 
eternity, 8 739, 815; 9i 258; 12135, 
315-18; 13 176n; 
circle as symbol of, 14 41; divine attribute, 11 454, 785; feeling of, 13 223; 
of hell, 9ii I 71 ; 
hieroglyph of, uroboros as, 13 322; 
longing for, 5 635; 
the Mass and, 11 307; signified by four, 11 332; and stars, 9i 343 
E.T.H., see Zurich, Federal Polytechnic Institute 
ether, 8 53, 278; 12371, 410n ethics/ethical: of action and convic- 
tion, 10871; 
and archetypes, 8 342; Christian, 12 13; differentiation of, 18 '417; feelings, effect of lack of, 1 220; and individual, 10912; Judaeo-Christian, 10517; "new," 18 1416, 1420; 
"old," 18 1413-17; 
primitive and civilized, 10 108; problems, 7 289; 181412; doctor and, 11 547; 
and psychology, 18 '408-9; sense, 16315; 
and sex, conflict, 8 107; standards of, 16 489; of Victorian age, 1548; 
and Weltanschauung, 8 736, 740; 
see also morality 
Ethiopian(s), 9ii 329; 12 484-6,fig. 219; 13 (P6on), 416; 14 32&n, 731 ; 
man and woman, 12 fig. 142 RR; 
treatise, see Jurain; 
woman, 9ii 329, 361, 396, 397; see also Aithiops 
Ethiopic Book of Enoch, see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha/etc. s.v. Enpch ethnology/ethnologist(s), 7 (P 123), 

219; 9i 110; 13 1, 76n; 14695n; 1783 
ethnopsychology, 4 457 
Etna, 12fig· 94 
Etruscan: burial custom, 5 604n; Matuta, goddess of death, 5 pI. LIV 
etymology(-ies): "aghast," 8 627; anima/animus, 8 664; "archetype," 18 523n; "bay," 5416; 
"to bore"/"born," 5 2 1 on; "bright," 5 233, 321; 
"burst," "swell," 5 235; "comprehend," 5 682; "comprehension," 5 465; French language, words derived from, 1 144; 
"geist/gast," 8 627; 9i 387; "gulf," 5 416; 
"hills," 5 280; 
"hoard," 5 570, 579; 
"invent," 18 549; manthami/mathnami, 5 248; 
mar, 5 370-3; 
"meadow," 5 2 14n; 
"mouth," 5 233; 
"pasture," 5 2 14n; 
"plough," 5 214n; 
"seize," 5 465; 
"soul," 8 663-4; 
"understand" /"verstehen," 5 682; 
zwei/Zweifler, 11 180n Eubulides of Megara, 648; 9ii 37n Eucharist(ic), 9ii 222; 12 445; 14 
423; 
Blood, 5 246; 
bread and wine, 12 417-20, 475 (see also bread); 
earliest evidence of, 11 299; elements, see transubstantiation; 
feast, 9ii 294; 11 299; in Amitabha cult, 11 912; in honour of Mary, 11 194; Leviathan as, 9ii 184; Mass as, 11 300; round dance and, 11425; 

fish and, 9ii 174, 178/1, 186. 237; 13337; 
prayer, 5 561; 
see also under American Indi. ans: NORTH: Aztec(s); and see also Host; Mass 
Eucherius, St., Bishop of Lyons: 
Liber formularium sPiritalis intelligentiae, 9ii 127n; 12 4600; 13 137n; 14 147&n, 728n 
Euchites (Gnostic sect), and Christ! 
Satanad, as two sons of God, 9ii 78,229; 13271,277; 14 124n Eucleides of Megara, and "AIIoneness," 6 52 
Euhemeros, 9i 121; euhemerism,-istic, 9i 267; allegories, 13 395; 
see also Block, R. 
Eulenspiegel, Till, 10 298 
Eulogius of Alexandria, 13 243 Eumenides, 8 206 
eunuchs, 5 192; 11 7 1~8n euphemism, apotropaic, 7 400; 8 
206; 13435 euphoria, 7 236; 8 949 
Euphorion, see Goethe: Faust: 
Characters/themes s. v. 
Euphrates, 9ii 163, 288-9, 312, 332, 353, 372n, 396-7 eurhythmics, 11 867 
Euripides: "The Cretans" (fragment), 55200; 11 353n; 13 9 III Europa, 534; 9i 324; 1485 Europaische Revue, 13 (P 1); 15 163n, 203 (Appendix) 
Europe/Europeans, 7 494; 11 82; 
13 129; 17231,251; 
TITLES: "The Swiss Line in the European Spectrum," 10 903-24; "Woman in Europe," 10236-75; 
ceremonial firemaking in,' 5 212; 
collective guilt of, 10 404-13; consciousness, 1366; enlightened, 13 54; 
history of, 18 169; 

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EURYDICE - EVOLUTION 

256 
257 
Europe (cont.): 
influence of the East on, 15 78, 88-90; 
invasion of the East, 13 84; 15 90; 
man, mental state of, 11 514; mandalas, 13 (P2), 31&n, 34, (P56); 
mother of dragons, 11 82; neo-paganism in, 16397; non-European view of, 10 43 I: occultism in, 15 86; 
and patriarchal order, 16222; a peninsula of Asia, 18 139; philosophy, 1585: 
plight of, 16 212; 
and primitive conditions, 8 573; 
relation of East and West, 10 
237; 
relation of Switzerland to, 10 
920 
Eurydice, 10434 
Eurystheus, 5 45on; 12416n Eusebius of Alexandria, 5 161; 12 
112n; 
"Constantini oratio ad sanctorum coelum," 12 112n; 14277; Oratio VI, 5 16In 
Eusebius (Bishop of Caesarea), 14 
353n; 
The Ecclesiastical History and the Martyrs of Palestine, tr. H. J. Lawlor and J.E.L. Oulton, 6 2In; 
Evangelica praeparatio, 11 328n; 12456(5)n 
Eustachius, Brother, 9i 268 Eustathius Macrembolites: Aenigmata, 149In 
Euthicia, 16 505n 
Euthymios Zigabenos: Panoplia dogmatica, 9ii 229; 13 27In; 14 589n Eutychius, Patriarch of Alexandria: 
Annales, 13 (P6on) 
Euxine (EV~EWO~), 8 206 evaluation: process of, 8 291; in reaction, 2 539; 

see also value judgments evangelical principle, 6 96, 97, 98 evangelist(s): four, 5 pI. LX; 9i 603n, 611/!; 9ii 304; 11 97, 113&n, 123, 727; 12 139, jigs. 158, 197; 13 31; symbols of, 8 559; 9i 425n; 9ii 69, 188; 10738; 11 176, 229, 281, 946; 12 314, 
figs. 99, 109, 232; 14 188n, 267, 454, pIs. I, 2; -, in mandala(s), 9i 660; 12 169, 500,jigs. 62, 101; 
Matthew, St., 6 80; three, 13 22& 
Evangelium aetemum, see gospel S.v. e·ernalleverlasting 
Evans, C. de B., see under Eckhart, Meister 
Evans, E.: The Problem of the Nervous Child, J.'s foreword, 18 1793-4 Evans-Wentz, W. Y.: ed., The Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation, 11 (P475n); 
see also Bardo ThOdol/Book of the 
	Dead 	. 
evaporation, 14 263, 318 evasion, 7 259 
Eve, 8 307; 9i 56, 554; 11 619; 12 192n; 13 fig. B4; 14 34, 104, 348n, 589; 16 361; 
Adam and, see Adam and Eve; in alchemy, 11 47&n; 13 lion; 14 587; and Adamic Mercurius, 13 282n; as binarius, 11 104&n, 262; as earth, 14 545; as feminine element, 14 235n, 32 In, 652; mortificatio of, 12 
jig. 135; as Shulamite, 14592; sin of, 14592,607,609; 
as anima, 16 519; 
burial place of, 14 556; children of, 14 555; Shem, 14 556; 
creationof,9ii321; 11618; 12 
fig. 248; 13327; 14581; Gnostic, 6 317; 9i 560; 9ii 319; 152 11; 
"hidden in the body," 18429; and Lilith, 11 624; 

as Pandora, 12456(7): 13 126; as people of Israel, 11 619; Second, 9ii 321; 11 625; 
as Sophia, 11 624; 
tempting of, 5fig. 8; 9ii 372; 13 400; 14554 
evening: knowledge, 13 301/!; 
of life, see life, stages of Evensen, H.: "Die psychologische Grundlage der katatonischen Krankheitszeichen," 3 13&n events: acausal, see synchronicity 
s.v. ; 
affective, and complexes, 3 140; 
immediacy of, 8 856; 
and mental activities, 8962n; psychic, 11 5; and physical, relation, 11 972-3; 
unique/rare, 8821 
everlasting gospel, see gospel s.v. eternal/everlasting 
everlasting hills, 13 403 
evidence, psychological diagnosis 
of,2 664, 956, 1023, 1317-47; TITLES: "The Psychological Diagnosis of Evidence," 2 728-92; "On the Psychological Diagnosis of Evidence: the Evidence-Experiment in the Nilf trial," 2 1357-88; 
nurse suspected of theft, 2 957-81, 1332-45; 
young man suspected of theft, 2 769-92, 907; 
see also facts, psychological diagnosis 
evil, 5 351; 7 (P4), 395, 400; 10409; 11 618, 631, 651, 690, 693, 696, 747; 1226, 29, 36, 37, 126, 192; 1370, "lOIn, 228n, 234, 245, 248, 271; 1433,86,203; 17319; 
absolute, 9ii 19; 
animalanimus and, 9ii 423; 12 192, 273; 
in Christ, 18 1633-4; Christianity and, 6 314; 9ii 170; 11 247-8; 17292; 

and chthonic triad, 9i 425; contagion of, 10 410: 
devil and, see devil s.t'.; eye, see eye .1 •• 1.; 
Gnostic(s) and, see Gnostic .1 •• 1.; goat as image of, 6 389; 
good and, see good and evil; individuation as source of, 13 244; 
integration of, in alchemy, 14 
644; 
man and, 11 291, 739; 17292; matter and, 9i 197, 603n; 12 413; 
moral values and, 11 696, 742; in nature, question of, 11 942; "non-existing," 6 52; 18 1593, 1639; 
and north, 9ii 191: 
origin of, 9ii 114; 11 201, 249; overcoming of, 10883; 
pact with, 6 311, 318; 7 286; as positive factor, 18 1592; principle of, 5 662; 7 240; 9i 567; 11 107,470; 12460,469; 16 388, 533; as world creator, 9ii 403; 
reality of, 9i 567; 9ii I 13; 10 879; 11 247, 248; 12 19, 24; "imagination for," 10559,572; and rebirth, 5 351; 
relativity of, 9ii 85; 11 291, 516; 
shadow as, 9i 567; 9ii 423; 11 528; 
spirit(s), see spirit(s) s.v.; symbolism of, 9i 157,425; and totality, 11 232; 
and unconscious, 5 569; 10 165; 11 291; 
unicorn as power of, 12 520, 525-6 
"Evil One," 11 (P357) 
Evola, J.: La Tradizione ermetica, 12 332n, 342n 
evolution, 4 279; 9ii 279; and instinct, 5 653; and progression, 8 70; 

EXAGGERATION - EXTRAVERSION 
EXAGGERATION - EXTRAVERSION 
evolution (cont.): 
psychic structure and, 15 152; 17 105; 
of species, and individual development, 17 105 
exaggeration, 3 211,255,545,547; 
8272,524; 
conscious, in abnormal affective states, 1 357; 
hysterical,3 35 
ex(~ltatio, see opus, alchemical, stages In .I'.V. 
exaltation(s), 7 367; 13 190-3; 
in alchemy, se!' opus, alchemical, stages in s.v.; 
in dream, 8 567; 
in May, 13 198, 199, 216, 226; psychogenic, 4 365; 
religious, 11 957; 
of spring, 13 226 
examination, fear of, 1 309 example: bad, 17253; 
education through, 17 253; importance of, 17 229 exceptions, and probability, 10744 
excess, alcoholic, 3 105 exchange, theme of, 12 53, 92 exchange (Wechsel), 2 1335&n excitability, 1 207-8; 
and alcoholism, 1 212; emotional, 1 199, 229, 417; in morally defective persons, 1 223 
excitation, retention of, 4 208 excitement(s), 3 35; 
explosive, 3 149; 
rhythmic expression of, 5 219; suppressed,4 736 
exclusiveness, 7 483; 
in marriage relation, 10 255 excoction, 13 190n excommunication, 12 93; 
of cockchafers, 12 168 excrement: in alchemy, 5 276&n, 
547n; 
children's ideas about, 5 276-7; 1770; 
folklore of, 5 276, 279; 
258 
Sterculus/Sterculius, 5 547n; grumus merdae, I) 279; 
patients and, 5 275, 276, 278; see also defecation; dung; faeces 
excretory acts, 13 278 
execution, as punishment, 11 407 executioner, black, 14730 exercises, spiritual, see Ignatius 
Loyola, St. 
"Exercitationes in Turbam," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. auri[. s.v. "In Turbam philosophorum exercitationes" 
exercitia spiritualia, see Ignatius Loyola, SI. 
exhaustion, 1 246; 7 344; after ecstasy, 142; 
and manifestation of hysteria, 1 33; 
temporary, and protracted hysterical delirium, 1 1 1 
exhibitionist, 4 387 
exhorta tion, 11 547 exhydrargyrosis, 10629 Eximindus/Eximenus, see ALCHEMI- 
CAL WRITERS: Turba philosoPhorum s.v. 
existence(s): criterion of, 18 1584; physical and psychic, 11 16-19; previous, 9i 518 (see also reincarnation); 
principle of, 11 763; 
psyche as, 11 18, 769; psychological, subjective and objective, 11 4 
existentialism, 11 442; 18 (P347), 
822 
Exodus, Book of,.I'ee BIBLE: O.T.s.v. Exodus, the, 14607 
exogamy, see endogamy 
exorcism, 11 242n 
expansion of consciousness, see consCiousness s. v. 
expectation(s) 4 663, 736; affective, 8 848, 857; exaggerated,8761; feeling of, 1 97, 10 1; positive, 8 838; 
of supernatural events, 10623; unconscious, 5 273 
expediency, 4 599, 602, 607, 613 experience(s), 7 199, 341, 364; 8 
604, 623; 11 501; 
and abreaction, 16 270; communal, 10516; critical, 8 855; destructive, 7 254; 
of fantasy, 7 342, 350, 359; 
of God, validity of, 8 625; immediate, 11 148; defence against, 11 81, 85; dreams and, 11 88; replacement by symbols, 11 75; risks of, 11 76, 77; individual and collective truths, 11 463; 
inner, 3 176; 4 738n; 12 14, 17, 41,219; 13 18; 
intersexual, 9ii 4 m; 
of life, 12 59, 81, 564-5; psychic, 7 354; 8 680, 682; 13 42n, 77; 
and reflection, 11 2; rehearsal of, 16 269; 
religious, see religious experience; 
sensory and immediate, 9ii 2-3; 
and thought, 11 469; of unconscious, 7 292; 
and understanding, 12 564; see also abreaction s. v. 
experimental psychology, see psychology s.v. 
expiation, 10410; 18 1094-5, 1103 explanation(s), 16 158,240; 1770; fantastic, children's preference for, 1776; 
limits of, 16 153; reductive, 16 146, 150; "right," 1778; 
of stimulus word, see association experimentsltests s. v. stimulus 
explosion(s), atomic, 10611; see also atom(s) s.V. bomb 
exposition of dream, 8 561 exposure of child, 9i 285 
expression: and reflection, 8 242; true,4771 
expressionism in art, 10 167; see also art(s) 
extension of personality, see personality s.V. enlargement 
extensity, 13 37; 
factor of, 522611; 837 exteriorizations, 8 600 
external: and internal, 16 497n; object, see object s. v. ; 
world, see world s.v. externalization (lodl), 6485&n 
extractio, 14 700; 
animal', 16486 
extra ecclesiam, see Church/Ecclesia extra-h uman, 7 159 
extra-sensory perception/ESP, 8 913, 954, 955, 966; 16 254; 18 1198; 
and archetypes, 18 1190; 
and psychic factors, 8 838, 848, 907,994; 9ii 287n, 743; 
	psychokinetic 	experiments, 
with dice, 8 837, 977; 
and synchronicity, 8 840, 855, 863, 947; 
transmission in, 8 840; see also Rhine 
extraversion/extravert, 3 418, 420; 5 259; 6459,478-9, 710 (DeL), 943-4, 975; 7 356, 373, 462n; 9i 431; 10296,658,890; 11777,797, 803; 1659,242; 18 1157, 1259; 
and aesthetic standpoint, 6 239; 
affectivity of, see affectivity s.V.; of animus, 7 328, 336; 
in children, 6 896-7; 
empathy as, see empathy s.v.; and feeling, 6 235, 595-6; 
and Freudian theory, 691; hysterical,6861-2; 
inferior, 6 163; 784; introjection as, 6 768; 
and introversion, 4 763; 64, 7, 78,872,944,981; 8 77, 250; as opposites, 7 80-2; 11 803; 
259 

LA 1 Kf\ V J'.K JJ<.:U - EZRA 
EXTRA VERTED - EZRA 
extraversion (cont.): 
and intuition. 6610-12; and Luther, 6 99; among mystics. 6 47; 
and object. 64. 145.238,972; 762; 
and pluralism. 6 536; regressive. 6 860; 8 77; thinking and. see thinking unconscious in, see unconscious s.v.; 
unconscious contents and. 7 
56g-71, 596, 599; danger of surrender to, 64, 284, 565; in feeling function, 6 595; identification with, 6 500-1. 535; projection of contents/idea into, 6 498,521,548; 7373; in thinking function, 6 580-1, 63°; 
Origen as, 6 24; 
Prometheus as, in Goethe, 6 3°6; 
psychoanalysis and, 6 92; rational, 6 601-3; 
and romantic type, 6 548, 555; "tough-minded," James's term, see James; 
of woman. 6 260-4; social usefulness of, 6 261-2, 266 
eye(s). 5 574&n; 1067°,8°7; 1337, 57,377,471; 1424,45, pis. 8, 9; 1755; 
in alchemy, 14 46. 117n, 389&n; 
of animals, see ANIMALS: fish; peacock; serpent/snake; 
in dreams: "eagle," 13 472; blue and white, and Ufo. 10 627,64°; 
evil, 9i 35°,699; 10431; 
fiery (B6hme's), as soul.' 9i 
592-3.7°4; 
of fish, see ANIMALS: fish S.v.; 
of God, 5jig. 2; 9i 594; 10639, 645, 729. 766, 807; 1445,46; seven, 8 394; 9ii 167n; 10766; 1445,627n; 
hero's, and snake's eyes, 5 575. 593; 17 298; 18 195; Hildegarde of Bingen. vision of, see Hildegarde S.v.; 
Holy Ghost as. 1446; 
of Horus. see Horus s. v. ; mandala as, 9i 593, 646, 690, 698; Bohme's, 13 3 I; 
as mind/spirit/understanding. 1235°,352,357,381,431; 13 377; 
multiple/polyoph thalmia 
motif, 8 394-5; 9i 532, 614, 690, picture 17; 13 114, 26711; 14 270, 627n (see also Ignatius Loyola); 
of Osiris, see Osiris s. v. ; -personality, 8 638. 641; philosophic, 13 31; 
of Rudra, 5 176; 
-salve. 14 683n; spiritual. 13 377; 
symbolism, 5408; 8 396; 1446; of consciousness, see consciousness s.v. eye; 
-wash, of the philosophers, see collyrium; 
of Wotan, 9i 413 Ezekiel/Ezechiel: the prophet. 11 665, 667, 681, 686. 690; 
373; 
lIac and. 6 343; Western, 11 770, 785; 
see also affectivity; attitude .1.11. extraverted 
extraverted feeling type, see type(s) s.v. feeling 
extraverted thinking type. see type(s) 5.11. thinking 
extraverted type, 3 418-21; 4 763; 638,39,55,249.520.913,972; 7 80-4, 462n, 482; 16 241-2; 18 496; 
	TITLE: 	"The 	Extraverted 
Type," 6 562-619; 
adjustment of, 6 564-5; empathy with, see empathy s.v.; Epimetheus as, in Spitteler, 6 276,283-6,592; 782; 
and feeling, 7 482; 
Goethe as, 6 103, 142. 14l:l&n, 288,3°9; 
and Gross's typology, 6 466, 
471,473,476,483,879; hysteria and, 6 306, 566, 600; and introvert, 6 163-4, 264, 270-1; 781-4,86; 
irrational, 6 61&-19; 
and Jordan's typology, 6 24450, 252, 255. 265-8. 285, 466. 47W; 
neurosis of, see neurosis s.v.; and object. 6 4-5, 77.145.155, 164, 213. 250. 266,557, 563. 897.937-8.982; 762.81-4; assimilation to. 6 4, 531, 535, 
260 
vision of. 5 pI. LVI; 9i 425 715; 9ii 188; 11 100, 43 I 600,665,698, 727; 13361&, 362-3; 14 269; four cherubin seraphim in, 9i 564. 5l:l8n, 66! 9ii 188; 11 176,667,675,72', 13 361-3, jig. 32;,14634; 1 3i811; four creatures in, ~ 42511,61111; 11 727; 1426&-i 285; as mandala, 9ii 379; 1 100; wheel(s) in, 8 394; 9 578n; 10764; 12214,471&11 
jig. 109; -. four. 11 727; 1\ 47 In; 13362; 14266; 
see also BIBLE: O.T. 
Ezra, see BIBLE: Apocrypha/etc . .1.11. 
Esd ras/Ezra; 
visions of, see Esdras 
261 

FABLES - FAIRYTALES 

262 
F 
fables: Aesop's, see Aesop's fables; didactic, 13 88 
fac;:ade of dream, see dream s.v. face(s), 13 37; 
distorted, 8 590; 
in dreams/visions: of Brother Klaus, 11 477-8; burned, 10 627, 642, 643, 664; 
four: of cherubim, 13 361 (see also Ezekiel s. v. vision); of god (Egyptian), 13 360; of God '(in Enoch), 11 673-4; 13 215n 
facial expression: of patients, 1 50, 311,326,337,368; 
of sacrificer and sacrificed, 5 665, 666 
facility, verbal, 17 238 
factor(s): aetiological, 7 270; 11 
49°; 
anima as, 9i 57; 
causal and final, of psychic experience, 9ii 253; 
collective, see collective s. v.; constituting unconscious, 11 66; 
erotic, 17 194; 
of extensity, 5 226n; 837; gods as, 9i 49, 50; 
historical, in Buddhism, 73°3; individual, 7 240; 
karmic, 7 118n; 
ordering / transcending consciousness, 11 447; pathogenic, 11 491; 
psychic, 11 67, 491; and freedom, 11 143; inherited, 11 845; 
social, 7 227; 
subjective, see subjective s. v.; universal, 7 267 
facts: 
TITLE: "On the Psychological Diagnosis of Facts," 1 478-84; irrational, 8625; 
physiological, 8 780; 

psychic, validity of, 8 625; 11 454,553; 
psychological diagnosis of, 1 478-84 (see also evidence); rational, 11 228; 
Western belief in, 11 767, 800-1 
faculties: battle of, 7 302; differentiation of, 8 256; human, mysterious evolution of, 17 100; 
psychic, 4 253, 258 
faeces, 12 365; see also defecation; dung; excrement 
faiblesse de la volonte, 3 505 
failure in association experiment, 2 94, 419, 453, 455, 473(3), 946, 951 ; 
in hysteria, 2 803, 807, 812-13, 
946 
fainting-fits, 16,37,328,337,419; see also giddiness 
Fairclough, H. Rushton, see under Horace 
fairy(-ies): child's fantasy of, 5 277; in dreams, 10619; 1261; motif, 16 17 
fairytales/folktales, 3 565; 4 493-7; 6512; 8325,476,555; 9i 51,263, 310; 9ii 232, 259; 10 58-9, 629; 11738; 16254,538; 1744; 188o, 249,526, 1475; 
TITLE: "The Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairytales," 9i 384-455; 
alchemical, 144200; 
animals in, see animal(s) s.v.; archetypes in, 9i 6-7, 400, 406, 4°9,433-4,451; 1060,847; and dreams, 5 29; 18 1488; evil mother in, 5 369; foster-parents in, 5 34; Hanswurst in, 9i 456; 
hero's father in, as woodcutter, 5515; 

interpretation of, 5 370; 
motifs in, 6 851; 1043,58,447. 847; number, 11 281; 
old people in, 9i 4°1-18,420; quaternity in, see quaternity s. v.; self, in, symbolism of, 6 790; Stupid Hans in, 9i 456; 
triad in, 9i 430-1; 
unconscious processes in, 9i 263; 9ii 280; 
see also Andersen, Hans; Grimm brothers 
fairytales/folktales, INSTANCES (grouped by country of origin): 
American Indian, North and South: The end of the world and the theft of fire, 9i 409n; Balkans: The theft of fire, 9i 40gn; 
The deeds of the Czar's son and his two companions, 9i 416&n; 
The Lubi and the fair of the earth, 9i 406&n; 
The one-eyed old man, 9i 413; 
The shepherd and the three samovilas, 9i 404n, 405n; The son-in-law from abroad, 9i 417&n; 
The twelve crumbs, 9i 404n; Caucasian/Georgian: The Baldheaded Gooseherd, 14 273&n; The false and the true night- 
ingale, 9i 405n; 
Chinese: Jang Liang, 9i 404n; Denmark (H. C. Andersen): 
The Emperor's Clothes, 17 286; 
Eskimo: The woman who became a spider, 16 519n; Estonian/Finnish: How an orphan boy found his luck, 9i 4°1-2,414; 
The contending brothers, 9i 
404n,405n; 
The stepdaugh ter and the real daughter, 9i 410; 
263 

German/Teutonic: Cinderella, 
	5 547n; 	.. 
Fischottermarchen/"The Tale of the Otter" (O.A.H. Schmitz), 9i 51 n; J.'s foreword to, 18 1716-22; 
Hansel and Gretel, 5369; 10 58; 17 219n; 
The Iron Boots, 9i 404n; Little Red Ridinghood, 4 476-7; 5 68w; 17 219n; The Mary-child, 9i 427n; The Princess in the tree, 9i 421-4, 427-8, 436-53; 13 288; 
Rumpelstiltskin, 5 274; 8 735; 13436; 
The Seven Ravens, 14 574; Sleeping Beauty, 4 493-7, 502; 5362; 
Snow White, 4496,497; Soldier and black princess, 9i 412; 
The Spirit in the Bottle, 9i 456; 13 239-47, 250, 287, 321,414; 1475, 416n; 
"Der Stein der Weisen," 14 
406,4200; 
Till Eulenspiegel, 10 298; Tom Thumb, 9i 267, 541; 12 84; 11 281; as child motif, 9i 2 73n; phallic aspect of, 5 180, 183; as seventh brother, 12 84; Tom Dumb and, 9i 310; and trickster-figure, 9i 456; 
Icelandic: Finna and Geir, 16 
425-6,431; 
Iran: The secret of the bath of Windburg, 9i 404n; 
Nordic: The princess with twelve pairs of golden shoes, 9i 404n; 
The three dogs, 9i 404n; The three princesses in the white land, 9i 43 In; 
The werewolf, 9i 404n, 405n; 

FAITH - FANTASY 

FAITH - FANTASY 

264 
fai rytales (ermt.): 
Oriental: of Crusaders and Pope's excrement, 5 276; Russian: The girl with no hands, 9i 4°4/1; 
King of the Forest, 9i 406; Maria Morevna, 9i 435&11; Prince Danila Govorila, 16 427-3°; 
Siberian: Ememqut and the 
Creator, 9i 415; 
The girl and the skull, 16 519n; 
The man turned to stone, 9i 
4°8/1; 
The one-sided old man, 9i 
413; 
Spanish and Portuguese: 
Queen Rose, or Little Tom, 9i 4°4/1,4°5/1; 
The white parrot, 9i 4°4/1, 
405n; 
Swiss, of peasant boy and little 
iron man, 9i 407; 
Unknown origin: diagrams on wall, 9i 233 
faith/fides, 9i 384, 619; 11 765; 12 35, 415, 417; 13 2, 47, 69, 82, 289; 18 1538-9; 
absolute, 9ii 269; 
alchemical confession of. 13 166; 
basis in experience and tradition, 5 345; 
blind, danger of, 5339; 1052 I; a charisma, 5 342; 11 285,864; 1373; 18 1470; 
confession of, 11 539; 
and consolation, 18 1576; 
and criticism, 11 227; crumbling away of content, 9ii 277; 
demythologization of, 10551; doctor and, 11 499, 502; 
and dogma, 9ii 276; 
in God, 13 146; 
grace of, 13 197; healing/cures, 15 20; 163,73; 

justification by, 12 37; 
and knowledge, 9ii 268, 269; 10 171,551,853; 11 864; 12 41; 13 149, 238; 14 150; 18 1511; 
organ of, 11 762; patient's 4 577, 591; 
and projection, 18 1635, 1648; religious/Christian, 4 780; 10 521,563; 11 285; 13 234, 236; return to, 14751; 
Scaiolae as fides, 13 215; 
and symbolical truth, 5 336, 346; 
and thought, 18582; and tradition, 5 345; and work, 12 37 
faithfulness in marriage, 10 270 fake, spiritual, Yoga in West as, 11 802 
falcon, see AN IMALS S. V. 
Falke, Jakob von: Geschicht(' des d('utschen K unstg('werbes, 12jig. 158 Falke, K., 4 199 
fall/Fall: of the angels, .1'('(' angel(s) 
S.(I. ; 
of man, 8 460, 751; 9i 420, 576n; 9ii 7°,71; 11 579, 618, 619,624; 12347,43°; 13381, 390, 400; 14 206, 585; 
of Satan, se(' devil/Satan s.v. 
Fallopius, Gabriel, 9ii 243 
familiar( -is )/paredros( -oi)7T(rp€/)po~, 12 88, fig· 77; 13 437; 14 177, 727; 
in alchemy, 11 344, 347, 363; 12 351; 13 162&n, 219, 250, 273, 319,jig· B5; 14 39 Ill, 707; daemon as, 13437; Holy Ghost as, 12 187, 420&n; Mercurius as, 12 84; 
Mephistopheles as, 12 88; 13 120, 295; 14 177; 
and Semitic gods, 5 294; 
in shamanism, ayami/guardian spirit, 13 460, 462 
family, 7 278, 320, 338; 
TITLE: "The Family Constella- 

tion," 2 99!rloI4; 
analyst assimilated to, 4 436; archetype of, 8 336; 
and association reactions, .1'('(' association experiments ,LV.; 
and collective psyche, 7 23s! 456; 
complex, see complex(es) s. V.; constellation,299!rloI4; father's significance in, 4 695; Indian, 10997,999; 
milieu, and neurosis, 2 10°9; 4 307-8,311-12, 7o<rl; 17 107; Mother Church substituted for, 17 158; 
murder, 18918; 
and need for independence, 5 461, 470, 644; 17 107a, 158-9, 271; 
and psychological kinship, 17 10711 ; 
research into, 18 155; 
reunion, celestial, 13 290; romance, 4 780, (P301); 7 508; 10352; 18 1151; 
taboo, 7 508 
fanaticism, 3 456, 462, 513; 4 613; 8 582, 773; 10 511; 17 156; 18 1375 
Fanianus, Joannes Chrysippus, SeF ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
fantasy (-ies), 1 304; 5 465; 6 711-22 (Def.); 7 75, 142, 206, 228,27°,278,307,323,355,362, 369; 8 294, 573, 667, 719; 9i 135, 309; 10 593; 11 533-4; 12 34, 305; 13 20, 31, 36, 459, 464-5, 470; 14 275, 306, 335, 424; 15 105; 17 (P3), 76,102,281; TITLE: "Active Participation in the Fantasy," 4 415-18; "The Fantasies of the U nconscious," 4 314-39; 
and active imagination/conscious participation, 4415-18; 7 342, 35<rl, 357-9; 9i 10), 319; 14706,736,749, 752-3; 16 97-9, 106; 18 396, 397; 
265 

activity, 546511; 17 13&/1,77; aetiological significance of, 4 353,411,422,561,570; 9i 290; of alchemy, 13 253, 356, 373, 385; 14 686-7, 693-4; and opus, 12394; 
in analytical situation, 4 316, 393-5,413,415-18; 7 192 (.1'('(' also b('low infantile sexual; transference); 
and anticipations, 8 808; archaic, 7 256, 263; 
archetypal images in, see below mythological; 
artificial aids to production of, 8 155, 166-7; 14 706; 
of ascetics, 10 649; 
au toerotic, 16 476; bases/source of, 5 34-5, 38; 8 71; 
bondage to, 4 4 I 0; childhood, 7 88, 99; childish, 7 171; child's, 17 2~9; 
collective/of collective unconscious, 7 247, 25<rl/468, 387; as compensation, 533, 469; conscious, 4 315,341; 544-5; creative, 3 385; 5 (pxxix); 6 84-6, 174, 185, 187; 87°9; 9i 153; 10 13,355; 1363,3°5; 16 62,98,277,353; 18481; Miss Miller's term, 5 616 (,1)448); as unifying/mediating function, 6 78,89,171; 749<rl; defecation, 4 55-60; 
in dementia praecox/schizophrenia, 4 272; 5 200 (see also below insanity); 
disciple-, 7 265; 
dramatic, 14 753; 
erotic, see below sexual; 
of father: on commode, 5 276; in obscene attitude, 4 389; hermeneutic treatment of, 7 497; 
in hypnotism, 7 20/432; 
in hysterics, 451, 6<r1, 217, 

FARADAY - FATHER 

FARADAY - FATHER 

fantasy (cont.): 
221,298--3°0, 303, 387; 5654; 63°6; 7 sl414, 11/420; 15 103; 17 128; 
ideas born of, 13357; 
-image, 7 344-5, 349; 9i 135; 13221; 14736; 
incest, see incest s. v. 
of Indian mother-figure, 9i 31 In; 
infantile, 3 407, 463; 693; 10 545-7; sexual, 7 446; 16 277; 11 842; -, and neurosis, 4 313-14, 40g-1O, 55g-62, 56g-70, 573-5; 5654; 9i 159; 10345,355,545-6; 17 13n;-, and transference, 4 657, 662; 7 94-8; 16 140, 153,276-7,360 (see also below neurosis; transference); 
in insanity, 8 719; 15 144 (see also above dementia praecox); intensification of, 9i 303; involuntary product, 5432n; karmic illusion as, 11 846; 
lack of, 14 190; 
-life, 7 161; 
light-motif in, 8 396; 
localized "down below," 18 16; Miller's, 5 (Ppxxviii-xxix), 46, 67, 461-2, 468-9, 474-5, 684-5; 9i 319; 
modern, 14 736; of tree, 13 462; 
and mythological/primordial images/archetypes, 5 (Ppxxix), 38, 75, 474-5; 7 9g-102, 10910; 8 71, 334; 9i 102, 262-3, 319; 10 11-12; 11 781; 1238; 13 319, 368; 14 736; 16 254, 5°1 ; 
neurosis and/neurotic, 4 353, 416; 7 115,386; 10546-7; 17 13n (see also above under infantile); 
night-world of, 7 325; -occurrences, 7 12 1 ; 

pathological, 1 117; 15 144; patients' translation of, 5 19n; perverse, 10 160; 
phobia of, 7 353; 
posi tive aspect of, 18 1249; powers of, 7 161; 
as prima materia, 14752; products, 1331,24°,253,3°4; of "rays of God," see Schreber; "reality" of, 4 412; 
schizoid,3 560; 
secondary, 13323; 
-sequences, 7 134, 386; 9i 101; 147°6; 
sexual/erotidof sexuality, 3 
105; 742,128,144; 8 332, 709; 9i 54; 10217; 11 843; 17 158; in children, 4232 (see also above under infantile); 
and sexual function, 4 234; 
of snake, see ANIMALS: serpent! snake s.v.; 
in somnambulistic states, 1 58, 62-4, 118; 
spontaneous, 8 155; 14693; 16 13, 125; 
of stone, see stone s.v.; subjective, 11 939; 
symbolical, 5 83; 7 122, 241/ 462; 
and symptom-formation, 747; systems, unconscious, 4 256; -thinking, 5 1911, 200, 36-7, 39; 683°; 
transference, 4 645-6, 662; 7 213-14 (see also above under infantile); 
unawareness of, 11 805; unconscious, 4 314-17, 323, 340-2; 6 171, 183,355; 7344, 445; and decisions, 5 462; origin of, 4 342; 
and the unconscious, 6 7g-80; "nothing but fantasy," 173°2; uncontrollable, 7 192; 
useless, 7 439; 
visions and, 17 193; 

visual, 8 388; 16 13; 
waking, 14 668; and dreams, 8 
449; 
wish-, see wish s.v. 
Faraday, M., 6 547,548 Faria, -, 10366 
Farnese: Atlas (Naples), 9ii 147; stucco-relief, 5 536 
fasces, 9i 98; see also Fascism fascination, 7 136, 142; 9i 69°,693; 
12 326; 
by archetypal contents, 3 575; 9i 141; 
and captivation/interdiction, 3 177-8; 
of mescalin, 3 569; by nixie, 9i 54; 
of psychic truth, 13 210; 
of unconscious, 7 344; 12436, 439,448 
fascinosum, 10864, 874 
Fascism, 10 396; 11 224; 18 372, 373, 1324, 1335-6; see also fasces; Hitler; Mussolini 
fasting: of Brother Klaus, 18 1497-8; 
Hiawatha's, 5 517 fatalism, Islamic, 16 186 
fate, 761,72-5,208,221/451,236, 254, 258, 438; 8 828-9; 12 23, 3611; 13 18,60,210,332; 17294; aesthetic flirtations with, 1325; 
of child, restricted to parents, 4 343; 
dreams and, 7 21/433; 18 
149°; 
eternal images as, 7 183; fear of, 5 165; 
goddess(es) of, 12 jigs. 6, 205; Ananke, 5 42611; Graeae, 9i 157; Moira, 5 371; 9i 157; Noms, 5 371; 9i 157; Heimarmene, 12 45611; human, 16365; personifications of, 5 371; power of, 5 102n; 7 108; propitiation of, 11 29; 

of psyche, 13482; 
religious attitude to, 7 164; Stoic conception of, 5 102n, 423; 7 108; 
symbol of, 5 426; 
web of, 5 102n; 13 228n; see also destiny 
Fatehpur-Sikri, 10983 
father, 5 76; 7 88-90, 389; 8 720, 774; 9i 315; 11 270; 13 147,2°3; 17 330; 
TITLE: "The Significance of the Father in the Destiny of the Individual," 4 693-744; animal,4737; 
-animus, 9ii 329; 14232; archetypal role of, 5 396; 9i 187, 273n; 12 159; 
archetype of, 4 739, 743-4; 10 65-6,396; 
in associations, 2 671, 67g-81, 692, 698, 699; 
as body, 12436; 
in Breuer's case (Anna), 7 6/415; 
and child's birth theories, 17 
45-8; 
-complex, see complex s.V.; as consciousness, 11 270; 
and daughter: incestuous relationship, 9i 168&n; influence on,5 272; 9ii 28-9, 32; 14232; 17218-19; her love for, 7 22; demiurge as, 9ii 297; differentiation from, 11 271; divinities, 6 201; 
doctor/analyst as, 4 657-8; 7 97-8, 206, 213-14, 248, 255; 16139; 17 158; 18 1330; 
in dreams, 2 836-7, 1011-12; 12 58, 78, 82, 91, 151, 158, 162; 
embodies tradition/collective consciousness, 12 59, 83, 92, 159; 
in family constellation, 2 1006, 1008-9, 1011-12; 

266 

267 

FATHER - FEELING 
FATHER - FEELING 
father ((ont.): 
and father-in-law, 5 515; 
fear of, 4482-5,487, 489, 738; 5396; 1752; 
-figure: in dreams, 9i 396; magician as, 5 543, 548; 
-fixation, 7 247; 17 220; 18 633; 
four, 13 186; 
in Freudian theory, 7 58; 
and hero, 5 515-16; 11 229; hysterical symptoms related to, 2911-12; 
idea of, 9ii 37; 
identification with, 11 271; -image: projection of, 18 365, 366, 634, 1330; -, onto husband, 18365; and teachers, 17 107a; 
-imago, see imago S.l'.; "informing spirit," 12 159; 
in J.'s case-histories, 7 45-53, 206; 1258-9,151-2,162-3; 17 29-32,216-17a; 
liberation from, 7 393; 
of lies, Lucifer as, 133°3; -lover, 7 206,212-13,216,248, 255; 
-mask, 7 390; 
of all metals, 13282; 
as model persona, 7 3 I 5; 
in Moses quaternio, 9ii 328-9, 360; 
-mother, symbol for God, 9ii 
3°4; 
as obstacle to regression, 5 51 I; and personification of destiny, 4728; 
pneuma as, 9i 57 I; 
primitive side of, 5 267; primordial, 5 216; 7 217; 17 97; 
relation to, and neurosis, 4 693-5; 
return to, 12 79; self as the, 11 400; "signs of," 9ii 297; 
and son, 5 184,497; 11197-8; 
268 
12 26; 13 77; 16336-7; as begetter of excellent sons, 5 515; cult 01',5 184; fight/conquest, 5 375,511-12; 11 271; identical, 5 497, 516; neurotic fear of, 5 396; as subjective psychic factor in son, 5 396; 12 84; symbolism, 5 356, 439; 
symbol(s) of, 5 396, 504; bull as, 5396; wolf as, 4 478, 480-2, 484-5; 
-transference, 18 366, 634; tribal,9i 126; 11 328; unknown/unknowable, 9ii 298; 16378n; 
wicked, 8 99; 12 152; 
-world, 11 200; 1226-7,3°,93 Father: of All, 18 584; Gnostic, 
see Gnostic(-ism) S.l'.; 
-Creator, in Coptic myth, 5 479; 
"devoid of consciousness" (in Gnosticism), 18 1481; 
God as, see God S.lI.; 
in Heaven, see God S.l'. Father; -Mother, Gnostic, see Gnostic (-ism) s. lI. Father; 
paradoxical nature of, 18 1552, 1556; 
Sun, see sun .1.11. 
Fathers of the Church, see Church Fathers 
fatigue, 1 248; 2 388, 491, 73 I; 3 
16, 184, 569; 9i 214, 245; 
in hysteria, 2 813- 14, 816; and thinking, 5 I 1,32; 
see also Aschaffenburg s. lI. 
Fatima, 10597 
Faust (Rembrandt etching), 12 fig. 55 
Faust, see Goethe: Faust 
fear/fright, 3 86-7; 4 736; 5 167; 7 258/473,285,369; 8 750; 1224°; 15 161; 
abstracting type and, 6 490, 497; 
"animal," 5 530; 
of asylum, 1 309, 348; 
collective, 10 731; 
of collective unconscious, 7 157; 
of complexes, 8 2°7-15; of concretization, 7 352; 
in contemporary world, 10 724-5; 11 84-5; 
of death, see death s. l'. ; of decision, 12 285; 
of detention/jailer, 1 229, 345; dream as fulfilment of, 4 16o, 167 (see also anxiety S.l'. dreams); 
"examination," 1 307; expression in art, 10 724-5; 
of father, see father s. l'.; 
"first brought gods into world," 6488&11; 
of ghosts, see ghosts S.l'.; of God, see God S.lI.; 
of going mad, 12 38, 60; 16 374; 
and hypnosis, 4591; 
of incest, see incest s. tl.; instinct-inhibiting, 5 216, 221; of life, see life s. l'. ; 
"maker or." 9i 35, 288; 
of new relationship, 7 179, 181; 
night-, 106o; 15 148; of people, 6 468; 
in primitives, see primitivess.l'.; projection and, 10572,616; 11 85; 
of psychology, 12 19; of reality, 7 510; 
snake as symbol of. 5 395, 671, 681; 
of snakes, 8 266; spirit of evil, 5 55 I; 
sudden, 4 2 18,355; 78/417 (see also trauma); 
of unconscious/inner side, 7 316,323-4; 9ii 62; 1053°; 11 23,28; 1260,325,439; 16374; of women, 6 637 
feast, ritual, 8 738; see alsofestum feather(s), 14637; 
-dress, 5 31511, 36911: 8 845: symbol of power, 5 13311 features: feminine, in men, 8 780: hardening of, 8 780 
Fechner, G. T., 8 354&/1, 364/1, 426; 9i Ill; 1237211; 17 162: 18 1144; Elemellte de,. Psy(hophysili, 7 407; 8352&11: 9i 11111: 1237211 "fedeli d'amore," 13389: 181279 Federal Polytechnic, see Zurich feeblemi n ded/feeblemi n dedness, 
see mental defectives 
feeling(s), 5 431; 6 723-3° (DeL); 7 201, 206, 216, 289, 307, 323, 482-3, 501, 507; 8 291, 683, 705; 9ii 58, 275; 13 7; 16 59: 17 240, 28o: 
and affects, 1847,5°2; atrophy of, in pictures of schizophrenics, 15208; in work 0fJoyce, 15 173, 183: collective, 7 239, 241/462,459, 514; 
and concepts, 1 148; consolidation of, 13 222; difFerentiation of, 14334; directed,8 50: 
emotion and, see emotion(s) 
J.V. ; 
and extraverted attitude, 6 595-6; 
faith and, 11 763: 
function, see function(s) S.lI.; and immortality, 16531; 
and intellect, see intellect S.l'.; and introverted attitude, 6 638-9; 
J.'s use of term, 1 168n; lesion of, 18839; 
man's, 17222; 
meaning of, in psychology, 8 223; 
of moral resentment, 7 2 18/ 
45°; 
mythological,7 468; 
need of, in dream analysis, 17 198; 
negative, 7 344; 
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FEELING-TONE - FERTILITY 

feeling (cont.): 
neurotic, 17 172; 
personal, 6 54-5; 
projection of, 7 513; realization through, 16491; release of, in early Christianity, 5667; 
in Schiller, 6 117-18, 153-4; -sensation, 6 154-63, 171,235, 726 (see also affectivity); 
site of, 8 669; 
subliminal, 7 520; 8 362; 17 199; 
suppression of, 2 417; 
and thought, as opposites, 6 85; 
-thoughts, 7 473; type, see type(s) s. v. ; -values, 18 23, 29; 
in woman, 7 296; 1079 feeling-tone(d), 1 168&n, 220; 2 413, 1322; 3 103, 170; 5 128; 8 291; 9ii 53, 61; 13341; 1823; ambivalence in, 3 425; 
complex, see sep. entry below; galvanometer recording of, 2 1015-20, 1025, 1027, 1043; ideas, 1119,298,304; 6 239; 7 20; 18 1389; complex of, 4 67; inadequate, in dementia praecox, 3 70-1; 
memories, 1 176, 264, 298; motivations, 1 305; perseveration of, 2 620-1, 638, 645; 
resistance and, 3 428; 
stimulus words and, 2 396; subjective and objective, 9ii 54-5; 
thought-processes, 1 423; train of thought, 1 168---9 
feeling-toned complex, 1 168n, 170, 478---80; 2 315-29, 352, 396-7, 456,473(3),509,539,675; 467; 5 203; 8 18, 592; 9i 4; 17 128, 199a; 18959, 1130; 
TITLES: "The Feeling-toned Complex and its General Effect 

on the Psyche," 3 77-106; "The Influence of the Feeling-toned Complex on the Valency of Associations," 3 107-42; 
crime and, 1 478-80; 
in criminal investigation, 2 1322-4; 
definition of, 1 168n; 2 167n, 
733; 
discovery of, 8 196; 
and ego-centred attitude, 2 417; 
in hysteria, 2 908---15, 917; nature of, 8201; 
persistence of, 3 90; reaction-time in, 2 548n, 602-3,606-8, (P253). 616, 645, 1084-5; 
repeated words and, 2 54In; repressed, 18922, 1155; 
in reproduction, 2 991; stimulus-words in, 2 396, 413-14,430,455; 
in unconscious, 8 383; 
see also under association(s); association experiments; complex s. v. emotionally charged 
feeling-values, 1221; 9i 189; 9ii53, 
58; 
of archetypes, 8 4 I 1 ; 
as function, see function(s) s.v. feeling; 
and intellect, 17 183 feet, see foot/feet 
Feindel, E., see under Meige Fejervary Manuscript, see CODICES 
AND MSS; s.v. Liverpool 
Felida, see CASES IN SUMMARY: Azam S.v. 
felix culpa, 10 677, 868; 12 36; 18 1594 
felling of tree, see tree(s) s.v. female, see feminine 
femina candida/alba, see woman s.v. white 
feminine/female: ariima, see anima s.V. ; 
archetype of, 5 514; 

asp~ct of Mercurius, see Mercunus s.v.; 
earth is, see earth s.v.; Eros, 13 389; 
Eternal Feminine, 5 508; 14 500; 18 237 (see also Goethe: 
Fausi); 
even numbers, see number(s) s. v. masculine/feminine; 
forms, throng/plurality of, 12 58,61,65, 116,fig· 33; 
four as, see NUMBERS: four s.V.; fourth principle of Trinity, see Trinity s.v. feminine element; genies, winged, 13 363; Mercurius, see Mercurius s. v. ; nature: man's, see man s.v.; woman's, 11 262; 
persona of woman, 7 337; psychology, 7 329; 13 60, 108; 14216,222-5; 16505,520; 18 1797; 
quaternity, see quaternity s.v.; serpent-daemon, 13288; significance of Y ggdrasil, 13 46w; 
soul, see soul s.v.; symbols, 5306; 
tree is, see tree(s) s.v.; unconscious, in man, see man s.v.; 
see also masculine; woman femininity,8782; 
man's, see man s.v.; threeness and, 9i 438 
femme inspiratrice, 7 336; 11 240; 17 340 
Fendt, L.: Gnostische Mysterien, 9i 
295n 
Fenn, G. M.: Running Amok, 11 29n Fenris-Wolf, 568In; 
Vidarr's fight with, 5 fig· 33 Ferdinand I, Emperor, 124800; 13 15~, 195n; 1521 
Fen~, C. S., 1 28, 900; 2 569, 577, 1179,1180; 
"Note sur des modifications de la resistance e1ectrique sous 

I'influence des excitations sensorielles et des emotions," 2 (P580), 117gn; 668w; 
"Note sur des modifications de la tension eIectrique dans le corps humain," 2 (P580); 
The Pathology of the Emotions, 2 (P270), 569n; 3 134n 
Ferenczi, S.: introjection, definition 
of, 5 19sn; 6 767; 
"Introjection and Transference," in First Contributions to Psycho-Analysis, 5 195n; 6 767n; "On the Part Played by Homosexuality in the Pathogenesis of Paranoia," 3 
389n 
Ferguson, John: Bibliotheca chemica, 
see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s. v. 
Ferguson, John c., and M. Anesaki: 
Chinese and Japanese [Mythology1 12548n 
Fergusson, James: Tree and Serpent WorshiP, 1346 In 
. Feritis, see Socrates, pseudofermentatio/fermentation, see opus, 
alchemical, stages in Fernandius, 14 205n Ferrari, G. C., 2 13100 
Ferrero, G., 5 35; 6 814; 7 200; 
I Simboli in rapporto alla storia e filosofia del diritto/ Les Lois psychologiques du symbolisme, 5 (P2), 35n; 6 814n; 7 200n 
fertility, 7 108; charms, 6 397; 
cross as emblem of, 5401; 
and destruction, as opposites, 18 1077; 
earth's, 11 339; 12 105; 1392; 18 264; 
fish, symbol of, 13fig. A2; Frey, god of, 5 pI. XIb; 
god of, sexuality as, 8332; magic, 5 213, 332, 404, 407; 9i 297; 
of men and animals, 13 128; rites, 11 339; Attic, 11 348; 13 

27° 

271 

FERTILIZATION - FINALITY 

FERTILIZATION - FINALITY 

fertility (cont.): 
	92; 	Mithraic, 	11 	342; 
Wachandi, 5 213; 
significance of churingas, 13 132n; 
symbols, 6 396; 9i 156 fertilization: bull-sacrifice and, 5 
671; 11 342; 
chance and assured, 4279; child's theories of, 4 508-9; 
of dragon by Holy Ghost, 12 fig. 267; 
of earth by heaven, 12fig. 74; self-, see self s. v. ; 
spiritual or symbolic, 5 40 III Fescennia, 9i 464n 
festurn: asinorum/asses' feast, 9i 
461-3; 
fatuorurn/fools' feast/holiday, 9i 458,460&n; 
puerorUln, 9i 460; 
stultorum, 9i 458; 
see also f eas t 
fetishes/fetishism, 2 718n; 6 325, 414,496,697; 892,335, 524; 10 21, 625 
feudalism, 8 683 
Feuerbach, L., 3 416 
fever, 4 415; 8488; 
hysterical, 17 141; quartan, 14 21&n; typhoid, see typhoid fever 
fiancee, 7 343-4, 355 
Fichte, I. H., 6 59; 18 1732, 1733; Psychologie, 5 39n; 659n 
Fici.no, Marsilio, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S. v. 
Fick, F.C.A.: Worterbuch, 5 366n, 371n, 579&n 
	fictions: 	guiding/conscious, 	see 
Adler, A. s.v.; 
influence in disease, 11 494-8 Ficus religiosa, see TREES s. v. ashvatta "Fidelissima et jucunda instructio de arbore solari," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Espagnet 
fides, see faith 

Fiechter, E., 5403n 
field: "bridal bed" in, see "bridal 
bed"; 
libido and, 8 86; 
monad as, 11 97; 12 138-9; ploughed, as fertility symbol, 9i 156; 
of square inch, 13 37, 76; treasure in, 6 423; 13 321; 
see also Mary/Mother of God/ Virgin s. v. as earth/field 
fiery: furnace, see furnace s.v.; and gaseous poison, 13 358n; pillar, 13 408n 
Fierz, j., 18 (p616n) 
Fierz, M., 8 901&n, 915 (Appen- 
dix), 989, 9911l; 17 163n; 
J.'s letters to, on synchronicity, 181193-12°7; 
"Zur physikalischen Erkenntnis," 8 943n 
Fierz-David, H. E.: Die Entwicklung.\geschichte der Chemie, 9ii 394n; 16 353n 
Fierz-David, Linda, ed. and interpr., The Dream of Poliphilo, 5 fig. 1; 9i 60n, 223n; 9ii 2611; 11 73n; 13 215n; 14 297n, 303n; 18 1134, 1279n, 1712n; J.'s foreword, 18 17"n, '749-52 
fifteen, see NUMBERS .1'. v . fifth, see NUMBERS: five fifth column, 10 518 figh ts, Indian, 10 996 
figments, "supermonic," 13 2 '4 fig-tree, see TREES s.v. 
Figulus, Benedictus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
"Figurae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: /vtus. heY/no S.V. Lambspringk 
"Figurarum Aegyptiorum secretarum," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 
figures: black/white (in visions), 143, 47,7°; 
geometrical, see geometrical; hallucinatory, 1 252.283; 

non-Christian, 12 20; 
sacred, 129,12,14,20-2; Fihrist, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Nadim.l.v. 
Fiji, kingship in, 14 350n filia mystica, 9i 372; 14 161 filiatio, 11 272, 289 
filiation, third, see Basilides .1'.11. filioque clause, see homoousia .1.11. filius, 13 177, 186n, 207n,fig. B2; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius .1'.,'. filius canis coelici coloris, see ANIMALS: dog/bitch 
.filius Dei, see Son of God 
.filius hermaPhroditus: as arcane substance, 10629; 
Hermes Psychopompos as, 12 .fig· 23 
.filius hominis, 10 733 filius ignis, 13 163n 
filius macrocosmilmundi maioris/Son of the Macrocosm, 12 162, 335; 13 162, 384n; 14 15, 124, 141, 150, 163,238,355,373,419,460,7°0, 704; 18 1631, 1684; 
as Anthropos, 14 238; 
as arcane substance, 10629; as Christ, 9ii 239; 12 506; 
as lapis philosoPhorwn, 9ii 194, 375; 12335; 13 127,384,386; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
as salvator, 12 26; as self, 16220; 
symbolism of. 9ii 120; 12 26, 420; 13 203, 287 
filius microcosmi: Christ as, 11 357; 13384,386; 
"Son of Man" as, 13 127; 14 15° 
.filius noster rex genitus, 13 184 
filius philosophorum, 9i 246; 11 470; 12 215, 537n, 558,figs. 30, 153, 155; 13 162,165,187,371; 1462, 124n, 177,29°; 16474; 181631; 
as Anthropos, see Anthropos s.v. ; 
as bird of Hermes, 14 6; 

Christ as, 12 474,fig. 234; 13 15H, 162, 163, 166; 16525; God as, 13 162; hermaphrodite, 12 29'.fig. 23; 16398; 
as lapis, 14 14; 16458; light as, 13 161-3; 1434; Mercuriusas, 13 157; 
as self, 9ii 194; 
symbolism of, 9ii 120, 334; 11 400; 13 161-2, 168; 16404 
.filius regis, 13fig. B6 
filius regius, 12 436, 440; 13 181, 183, 184; 14 185, 443, 460, 475, 488, 507, 524; 164°4,4°7,496; Anthropos/Primordial Man as, 
14443; 16481; 
as son of whore, 14 420; 
as symbol of self, 9i 396; 14 548; 
"third sonship," 14 124, 397; 16 481 (see also Basilides S.V. thirdsonship); 
see also king S.". son filiussaPientiae, 9i 193; 11714n, 738, 739; 13 157, 406; 
Christ as, 11 748; 
laPis as, 9i 289 
filius solis et lunae, 11 748, 756 filius u nicus, as goal of opus, 13 212 . filius unigenitus, 13 212n 
.filius unius diei/son of one day: arcane substance as, 14472; lapis as, 1330 Ill; 14 1711l, 718; Logos/lightlChrist as, 14476; Mercurius as, 14718 
film producers, in dream, 10 704 fils a papa, 16 196 
filth, 13 290; 
as alchemical substance, 12 365,421; 13 182n, 209; 
see also dunghill 
fimarium, 14 2611l 
finality, 4687; 7 501ll; 84-5,43-5; association-chain, see association chain(s) .1.11.; 
and dreams, 8 456; importance of, 8 472; 

272 

273 

FINANCE - FIRST FRUITS 
FINANCE - FIRST FRUITS 
finality (cont.): 
sense of, 16 154 finance, morality of, 7 3 I 
Finck, F. N.: on linguistic structure, 
6878; 
Der deutsche Sprachbau als Ausdruck deutscher Weltanschauung, 6 878n 
finger: fourth, 12 258-9; 
-joints, 5 321 &n (see also dactyls); 
-sucking, 4 239, 240, 483 Finland, child-motif in, 9i 259; see 
	also fairytales s. v. 	Estonian/ 
Finnish 
Finnegan's Wake, see Joyce s.v. Finsteraarhorn, Mount, 3 245-6 fire, 5 237, 567&n; 8 681; 9i 288, 
559; 9ii 158; 10622; 13971/, 141, 148n, 198,293,341, 404,jig. 5; Agni, god of, see Agni; 
and air, earth, water, in alchemy, 9ii 420; 12 310, 333, 37°&1/,425,475; 14655; -alarm, dream of, 2 842-3, 856; 
in alchemy, 9ii 200-3, 397&1/; 11 276; 12379,397,398, 434, (P363&n), 477; 13 34, (PP60, 62,63), 103, 105n, 113, 173&n, 183, 187, 19011,4°4,424; 
as aqua nostra/permanens, see aqua; 
baptism by, see baptism s. v.; and blood, 11 359; 
-boring, 5 208-10, 213, 227, 25°,271; 6350; 7 293; 8314; -bringer (Matarisvan), 5 208, 580; 
central, 14 632&n; 
in centre, see centre s. v. midpoint; 
Christ as, see Christ s.v.; coal, 13 173; 
as consciousness, 13 187n; consecration of, see Easter s.V.; and creation of elements, 13 187; 
cross and, 9i 575n; 
Daimorgon as, 13 1 76n; discovery of, 5 218,227,229, as robbery, 5 248; 
divine/of divine love, 13 256, 257,4°4; 
and divine hero, 5 274n; dragon and, see ANIMALS s.v.; as dream symbol/in dreams, 2 823, 833, 834, 842-3, 856; 4 491-2,537-8; 9ii 203n, 212n; 11 58; 12 293; 
and earth, 9ii420; 14632,639; everlasting, 12 165n; ever-living, see Heraclitus; 
in fantasy, 7 366; 
four kinds of, 9ii 393-4; 12jig. 142C; 14 235n; and phlogiston theory, 9ii 394-5 (see also below quaternity); 
and fourth, 12 31, 165n, 449, 456(6); 
of Gehenna, see ignis gehennalis; global, 13 186,257; 
-god, 9i 106 (see also Agni; Bali; Girru); 
God as, see God s. v. ; hallowing of, 12 451&n; of heart, 13 201; 
of hell, see hell s. v.; 
Holy Ghost and, see Holy Ghost S.v. ; 
"house of," 13 186; 
lapis/stone as, 12 157n; 13424; and libido, 5 227, 246; 9ii 203n; 
-lighting, 5 309, 310, 538; 
-making, 5 208, 218, 248, 404; 
8314; and incendiarism, 5249; libido, 5 227; numinosity of, 5 250; ritual, 5 248; sexual connotations of, 5 2 10, 213; 
in mandala, 9i 630; 13 34; 
as masculine, 13 97; 
Mercurius as/mercurial, see Mercurius s.v.; 
Mountain, 12298; 
and mouth, see below speech; 
music, see Wagner; 
of nature, 9i 536; 9ii 39711; New, 12 451&n; Nodfyr/Niedfyr,5212&n; 
in the north, 9ii 158, 190, 2°3n; 
"of the Philosophers," 10 
726-7; 165°7; 
"our," 13 184; 
pillar of, 13 (P62); 
pneuma, 1237°,451; 
as prima materia, 12 336, 425; Prometheus and, see Prometheus s. v. theft of fire; 
and quaternity, 9ii 203&n (see also above four kinds of); 
and sacrifice, 5 210, 240, 663; 11 302; 
salamander as, 13 177; and salt, see sal/salt; -Sermon, see Buddha s.v.; and soul, 8 665; 12 370n; "south wind;" 12 473&n; 
and speech, 5 230-3; 6338&n; spirit as, in alchemy, 12449; 13 103n; 
spirit-, 13 46, 54; 
-spirits, 5663; Salamandrini as, 13 177; 
spiritual, 13 18711; sprite, 9i 705; 
-stick/pramantha, 5 208-12, 215,4°4, pI. XIIIb; 
in sun, 13 187&n; supracelestial, 13 408; symbol(s)(-ism), 10 726, 734; 11 276; 13 185; of emotion, 10 643,745; and light, 5163,423; -temple, 12 17; 
tongues of, 13 46 (see also Holy Ghosts.v. fire); 
torment of, 1389,94,183; -totem, 5 208n; 
-tree, see tree(s) s.v.; 
unnatural, 13 444; unquenchable, 11 60, 74; vessel, vas as, 12 338&nn; warrior, 12454; 13 184; 
274 
and water, 9ii 353; 12 313, 377,436, 469, 551,jig. 1; 13 98, 103n, 266; in alchemy, 9ii 
393; 11 355; 12 336, 338&n, 551/!; 13 187&n, 408n; 165°9; as opposites, 10 771; 12 336, 436; 13 98, 266; 14 1, 4, 1011; union of, 12 jigs. 72, 160; 13 
310; -, in star of David, 10 771; 18 1617 (see also aqua permanens); 
"water that is fire," 10727,746; ~,wood,~, 165; .. 
wrath-, see Bohme; 
see also Easter; igni5; incendiarism; mountain, in alchemy s.v. burning 
fireballs, 10766-9; 
green, 10 602n, 792 
Fire Sower, 10725-34,770-1, pI. II firestone, 8 314; 12451 
firewood, as dream symbol, 4 165 firmament, 9i 315; 13 173, 3°1, 
362 ,jig. A6; 15 29; interior, 8 392; in man, 13 188; 
Paracelsus on, 8 390; 9ii 251; 13 355n; 14 17In 
firmamental body, 15 29 jirmamentum, 13 268 
Firmicus Maternus, j., 9ii 143; 12 
66; 14 14,45, 726; 
on Attis mystery, 5 535; on bridegroom, 5 274n; on tree and effigy, 5 662; WORKS: 
De errore profanarum religionum, 5 274n, 535n, 59611, 662n; 9ii 143n; 11 40011; 12 6611; 13 9In; 14 14n, 45n, 58n, 6511, 35011, 726n; 
Matheseos libri octo, 5 487n; 14 154n, 63011, 1645411 
firm-rooted ness, 13350 
first-born, slaying of the, 9ii 10611; see also Innocents, massacre of First Cause, see cause s.v. 
first fruits, 11 387 
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FIRST HALF OF LIFE - FOETUS 

276 
277 
first half of life, see life, stages of First Man, see Anthropos 
first parents, see parent(s) .1". v. First Thomas, 13 168n 
fir-tree, see TREES .1' •• /. 
fish, see ANIMALS .1' •• /. fisherman,9ii 174 
fishing: rod, God's, 13 456; 
for sea-monster, motif of, 5 387; 
fission, nuclear, 10 575, 600, 813, 
879 
fists, beating to death by, among Mamba clan, 5 594 
Fitch, C., 5 (P45OO); 
The Moth and the Flame, 5 (P456&n) 
fitness, in biology, 13464 
fits, St. Paul and, 8 582; see also epilepsy 
five, see NUMBERS s.v. 
fixation, 3 196; 7 50W; 8 724; 9ii 
259; 1338, 222; 16 148; 
of affects, 3 73-4, 76, 211; father-, see father s.v.; infantile, see infantile s. V.; and transference, 16 139; visual,3 3, 16, 177 
Flaccianus, 9ii 127n 
flagstaff, missionary's, 10 I 19 Flambart, P.: Preuves et bases de l'as- 
trologie scientifique, 8 868n 
flamelftammula, 13 193, 194; 
blue, in patient's vision, 7 366, 368; 
crowfoot, name for, 13 193&n; imagery of, 5 14on, 149; sacrificial, god as, 5 246; 
soul as, 8 665 
Flamel, Nicholas, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS .I".V. 
Flammarion, C., 8 830, 974; 18 75°; 
The Unknown, 8830n flash, see lightning s.v. flattery, 13441 
flatus vocis, 665; 13378; universals/universalia as, 6 40, 

58, 73; 9i 149; 9ii 60 
Flaubert, Gustave: Salammb6, 1 123/!; 
La TentationdeSaintAntoine, 1259 flaying, 11 348; 13 93, 1100; 
motif, 5 595n; 
see also god(s) s.v. 
Fledermiiuse (Meyrink), 7 153 fleece, see golden fleece 
Fleischer, H. L.: see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Hermes Trismegistus s.v. WORKS 
flesh, 9ii 369; 13 (PP60, 63), Ill, 122,127,133, 137nn, 148n, 149, 276,4°8; 
as arcane substance, 14 18w; Christ's, 13 137n; 14 11; 
as prima materia, 14 11&n; 
in sacramental meal, 11 3°4: and spirit, balance, 4 783; 
as "world," 14354 
fleshly: eyes, 13 377; 
man, 13 126 Fletcher, A., 8 122 flexibilitas cerea, 1 40 
flight: of ideas, see idea(s) s.V.; 
of Ufos, see Ufos s.v. 
Flinker, M., 18 (P789n) Flinker Almanac, 18 (P789n) flint, 13 141, 148n; 
body, 13 132; man, 13 132 flirting, 10 227-8 F1ood/Aood, see Deluge 
floslftores, alchemical, 11 16 In; 12 
99n; 13 160; 
cheiri, 13 17In; saPientum, 12 jig. 13; see also flower 
Flournoy, T., 1 1200, 143, 180; 3 10, 58n, 164n, 298, 304, 308; 4 152, 155&n; 6 5°9, 967; 8 488, 503; 9i 113, 263n; 16 294; 17 129; 18 1 130, 1223; 
case of Helene Smith, 1 98, 101, 105, 106&n, 119, 136&n, 145; 3 157&n, 298; 10257; automatic speech, 1 126n; 

writing, 3 5911; hallucinations/ visions, 1 101-5, 145; Hindu cycle, 1 11911; and Leopold (control), 1 126n, 12711; Mars visions, 1 105; Martian language, 1 144; 3 157&n; romances of, 3 164n; systematic anaesthesia, 1 1 15; 
on cryptomnesia, 1 180; 4 152; 7 21911; and glossolalia, 1 143; and dreams/daydreams, 5 39; somnambulistic, 1 1100; 
and Miller fantasies, 5 (pxxviii), 46, 683, (PP446, 455n); article in Archives de psychologie, 3415; 5 (pxxviii), 46, (P446); 
WORKS: 
"Au tomatisme teJeologique antisuicide: un cas de suicide empeche par un hallucination,"~ 7 252n; 8 488n; 18 (P420); 
From India to the Planet Mars, 1 900, 98n, lo4n, I05n, 115n, 125n, 143n, 18on; 3 Ion, 5911, 157n, 298n; 4 15211; 53911; 6 797n, 83911; 7 2 19n; 8 37 In, 503n; 9i 1 13n; J.'s abstract, 18946; 
"Une Mystique moderne," 6 457n; 
"Nouvelles observations sur un cas de somnambulisme avec glossolalie," 3 1 on; 4 152n; 8 503n; 9i 113n; J.'s abstract, 18 946; 
The Philosophy of William James, 6509nn 
flower(s), 8 933; 11 16ln; 12 155; 13 192, 306, 310, 343, 34911, 3800, 414, 423,jig· A4; 18 1360; blue, 12 99-103, 127,213,217, 220; 18 1739; 
and child-motif, 9i 270; discoloured, 13 374n; 
dream motif, 11 90; 12 34; eightfold, 12 217,229, 237,jig. 85; 

five, 16380,410,421,451; Goethe's image of, 1 28-9; golden: in Chinese alchemy, see Chinese alchemy s.v.; and mandala, 13 33-4,jigs. AI, A2, B2; 16380 (see also below mandala); 
heavenly, see heavenly s. v.; of light, 13jig. 32; luminous, 13 jig. A3; 
and mandala, 9i 646, 656-8, 661; 11136; 12 139,237; 1331 (see also above golden); 
Mary as, see Mary s. v.; 
red, 13 jig. 5; 
sermon, see Buddha s.v.; seven-petalled, 12jig. 37; 
as symbols of self, 9i 315; 9ii 356; 
in visions, 147, 104-5; 
see also blossom;flos; lily; lotus; magnolia; quaternity; rose 
flower, soul-, see souls.v. flowerlike centre, 13 346,jig. 31 Flritis, see Socrates, pseudo- 
Fludd, Robert: and Kepler, controversy, 8 962; 13 378-9; 18 1133; 
"De animae intellectualis scientia seu Geomantia" in Fasciculus geomanticus, 9ii 4 15n; 
De arte geomantica, 88600; Summum bonum, 12jigs. 29, 50; Utriusque cosmi, 12jig. 8 
fluid, Ufo as, 10 628&n flute, in fairytales, 9i 404n 
flying: dreams of, 7 250/467; 8 535; 18471,477; 
saucers, see Ufos "Flying Dutchman," 7 338 Fo, 9i 269 
foam-born, 13 225 
foemina alba, see woman s.v. white Foerster-Nietzsche, E., see Forster- 
Nietzsche foetus, 10 765; 
of longevity, 13 204; novenary, 13 187; 

FOG - FOSTER 

FOG - FOSTER 

278 
279 
foetus (cont.): 
spagyridspagyricus, 12 fig. 210; 13 186n, 187; 14 293,294,436; 16402,454 
fog, blue, in dream, 9i 623 
Folia neuro-biologica, 18 (P420&n) folie a deux, 4 729 
Folies Bergeres, 7 45 
folk: beliefs, 13 156; 
customs, 13 36; magic, 13 156; medicine, 15 13; -tales, see fairytales 
folklore, 4 330(4), 745; 8 436; 9i 400; 10629; 1238,495; 16347, 351; 
motifs, 11 459; 16 254; child-, 9i 268; 
of primitive races, 3 549; 
see also devil/Satan; fairytales folk-thoughts, see Bastian Fomalhaut,9ii 173n, 174 fonction du reel, see J anet s. v. 
fondling or kissing "fear-animal," 5 
53° 
fons: arrwris, 5 319; 
mercurialis, see Mercurius s.v. fountain; 
signatus, 11 126; 1292; see also fountain 
"Fons chymicae veritatis," see AL- 
	CHEMICAL 	COLLECTIONS: Mus. 
herm. s.v. Philalethes font, see baptism s.v. 
fontanelle, fantasy of, 16 554, 558 fontina, 13 3 10 
food: delusion of poisoning of, 1 
229,324,367,393; 
of the elect, 13 403; 
god(s) as, see god(s) s.v. eating of; 
of immortality, 10629; 134°3; instinct, 5 652; 
miraculous, 12 449, 450; 13 4°3; 
and mother, 4 346; mystical, 5 526; production, 10615; 

refusal, 1324,367,387,392-3, 419 
"Foo fighters," 10 599 
fools' feast/holiday, see festum s.v. fatuorum 
foot/feet: burned with sulphuric 
acid, 1 305; 
cutting off of, 13 441; 
in dreams, 5 356; caught by crab,7 123, 128, 165; licked by serpent, 18 251; 
fertility/phallic significance of, 5356,480; 7 128; 14725n; Jesus washes disciples', 11 299; king's, 14 725n; 
prints, 5 638; 
snake-bite in, 5450&n; 
	splitting 	the earth 	with 
(Kaineus), 5 439, 638; -steps, 3 175n; 
wounded, 5 356, 450&n; see also heel 
force(s), 13 163; 
and energy, confusion of, 8 52; instinctual, and collective, 11 24-5; 
life-, see life s.v.; 
in patients' terminology: attractive and repulsive, 1 65-9; "lines of," 9i 545, 556; 
physical concept of, 5 195; psychic, 8 59; 10387; and psychic energy, distinguished, 8 26--7; 
transmission of, 8 979 
ford, 5 502; 
"danger at the," 7 162; 
in dream, 7 123, 125, 129; meeting at, 14 300; 
struggle at, 5 503n, 524; 7 160 Fordham, F.: Introduction to jung's Psychology, J.'s foreword, 18 1165-7 
Fordham, M., 18 1202; 
J.'s letter to, on synchronicity, 18 1208-12; 
The Life of Childhood, 9i 265n; New Developments in Analytical 

Psychology, J.'s foreword, 18 1168-73 
Fordham University, 4 (PP83, 87); foreigners, 10 162 
foreknowledge / precognition, 8 
930-1, 972-3; 10 636, 849; 14 662; 
and deja-vu, 8 974; 11 640 Forel, A. H., 3 137n, 15~, 275, 279,496; 4 (P252); 10366; 1666, 231; 17 129; 18 798&n; 
ant experiments, 3 193; 
on dissociation, 1 339; 
on ellipses, 3 5on; 
on pathological cheating and daydreaming, 1 117; 
Ethische und rechtliche Konftikte im Sexualleben in- und ausserhalb der Ehe, J.'s review, 18921; Hypnotism, 1 117n; 4 637; "Selbstbiographie eines Falles von M;wia acuta," 3 15on; TheSexualQuestion, 7425; 10213 
forest/Forest, 12 438; 
demon of, Wotan as, 13 246; King/king of: as tree numen, 9i 406; oak tree as, 13241,247; of mares'-tails, 13fig. 27; maternal significance of, 5420; primeval, as dream motif, 12 117,245; 
as synonym for the unconscious, 13241; 
see also tree(s) 
forethought (1TpOIIOt~), 132700 forgetfulness, 8 610; 
hysterical, 1 119&n; 
and inhibition, 4 89; 
see also amnesia 
forgetting, 4 15, 2 10; 17 102; definition of, 18 450; 
Freud's concept, 2 639, 657; 3 92; 
idea of, 1 2g8; 
normal, 17 199a, 200; and suppression, 17 199a; 
of unpleasant experiences, 2 
900 

forgiveness: 
Christian virtue of, 11 523; in Protestantism, 11 547; of sin, 5 95; 11 537; 
trance pantomime of, 1 53 
form(s), 8 959; 12 366; 
actual and ideal, 11 968; disintegration of, 10 724; 
an image and a mode of manifestation, 5 128; 
and matter, union, 14654&n; Platonic, see Plato s.v. eidos/etc.; psychoid, 13 350; 
"severe," 12 203; 
sexual significance of, 10637; unity of, 12 427; 
Universal Mind source of all, 11 782; 
see also image formae essentiales, 8 388 
formal instinct (Schiller), 6 157&n formlessness, 9ii 1 19 
formulation of unconscious material,8 176; 
aesthetic, 8 175, 177; creative, 8 172, 173 fornication, 11 721 Forster, F. W., 7 411 
Forster, M.: "Adams Erschaffung und Namengebung," 12 328n Forster-Nietzsche, E., 1 141, 182; 10382; 18456; 
ed., Der werdende Nietzsche, 10 382n; 11 44n 
Fortgibu, M. de, and plum- 
pudding, 8 830&n fortress, 13 389 
fortune teller(s), 7 489; 8 479, 481 forty, see NUMBERS s.v. 
forward striving: and libido, 5617, 680; 
taken over by unconscious, 5 617 
Fossor Diogenes, 5 163n foster: children, 4 377; 
mother, animal as, see animal(s) s.v. mother; 
parents, see parent(s) s.v. 

FOUCART - FREUD 
FOUCART - FREUD 
Foucart, P. F.: Mysteres d'Eleusis, 9i 
297n; 12 105n; 18 26411 Fouillee, A., 5 1900 foundings, 5 34 
fountain(s), 5 624'l; 9i 405; 12 
92&n, 154-5, 235, fig· 84; Christ as, 10629; 
and horse, 5 421; 
of Kanathos, 5 363; 
of life, see life s.V.: 
Mary and, set' Mary .I".V.: maternal, 16495; 
Mercurial, see Mercurius S.v.: of Mimir, see Mime/Mimir s.v.; mother-imago as, 5 56611; origin of, 5 638; 
of sollluna, 12jig. 38; threefold, Brother Klaus's VIsion of, 1637811, 4°311; 
tree and, 14 74: 
of youth/life, 12 figs. 56, 209; see also fons 
four, fourness, fourth, see NUMBERS S.V. 
fourteen, see NUMBERS s.v. 
Fourteen Points agreed by Swiss Committee of Psychotherapy, 10 1072&n, 1073 
"Fourth Dimension," painting, 10 
712, 736-47, pI. III fowl, see ANIMALS s.v. fox, see ANIMALS s. V. 
Fox family, Hydesville (New York), 18698 
	Foxcroft, 	E., see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Rosencreutz Fracastoro, G., 12 508n 
Fractio, in the Mass, 11 331-2, 336 "Fragment from the Persian Philos- 
ophers,"~ see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. Rachaidibus 
France/French, 18 106, 1335; alchemy in, 14 5°9: esprit, 10972; 
festum a.sinorum in, 9i 461; 
and Germany/Germans, 18 92, 95,96; 
Keyserling and, 109°7: 
language, 1 144; 1824,5°1; psychiatry, 3 322: 
psychology in, 3 6, 55, 56, 59, 496: 102; 1814,21,318,331; Revolution, 6 116-q, 119, 314, 845: 7 150; 8 454: 9ii 78, 156, 368: 10 21, 22, 174; 11 347; 14342,510; 
sickness, 12 508n 
France, A., 73/411; 11953; 18928; Abbe Oegger, and Judas, 5 41-6; 
on language and thought, 5 13; 64°; 
WORKS: 
Le Jardill d'Epicure, 5 1311, 4In; 6400; 
Penguin Island, 11 835: 14 227: 18 795n, 1751; 
The White Stone, 18 928n Francis of Assisi, St., 5131, 158n: 8 7°7: 18222 
Franciscim order, 9ii 138 
Franck, A., 12313; Die Kabbala, 12 
313n 
Franco, 11 513n; 18 1339&n Frank, L., 4 557, 602; Affektstiirungen, 4 57~, 589; "Zur Psychoanalyse," J.'s abstract, 18947-8 
Frankfurt a. M., Saalburg near, 18 259 
Franz, M.-L. von, 8 936n, 962: 9i 40In;9ii32gn,416n; 12456n; 13 (P63n), 132n; 14 (ppxvn, xvin); 16 (P 166); 18 (P 183), 1134&n, 1825n; 
ed, Aurora Consurgens, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. Aurora consurgens 
"Die Parabel von der Fontina des Grafen von Tarvis," 8 962n; 
"Die Passio Perpetuae," 8 93 In; 9ii (pix); 11 71411; 13 416n; 14 32n, 43n, 726n; 
"Der Traum des Descartes," 8 
388n, 93~; 
Die Visionen des Niklaus von Flue, 11 48711 
fraternity(-ies), 7 172, 177; 
ring, 7 177; 17 275, 277 fratricide, 11 619, 641: see also brother(s), hostile 
fraud, case of, 1 430-77 
Frazer, Sir James G., 7108: 11 385: 
The Golden Bough, 18 1296, 1297; includes the following parts: Adonis, Attis, Osiris (I V), 5 52211,59411,5951111; 11348n; 13 92n; 14 3500, 356n; Balder the Beautiful (VII), 14 502n; The Dying God(I1I), 5 644n; 11 343n: 14 3500: The Magic Art (I), 13 12811, 12911, 2411l; Taboo and the Perils of the Soul (11), 11 29n; 145°211: 1637211: 
Totemism and Exogamy, 13 93n; 
1643311 
Frederick the Great, 15 (P 132): 
clock of, 18 480 
free association, see association(s) s. v.: Freud s.v. 
Free Churches, 18 656 
freedom, 4 615, 663: 7461; 8 962; 
10679; 18 1338-9; absolute, 8 636; 
deprivation of, reaction to, 3 475-6; 
of the devil, 11 103: 
in East and West, 10 237; of ego, limited, 9ii 11; 
as emotion, 18 745: 
of individual, 6 114; 11 391, 444: threat to, 10 718; 
and instinct, 9i 276: 
"from the law," 11 272: 
moral, 6 33; 9ii 49; 11 143: and morality, 7 240, 430: 10 460; 
Promethean, 13 13; and rationalism, 7 257: and reflection, 11 23511; spiritual, 7 265: 
subjective feeling of, 9ii 9: and will, see will s.v. free 
free love, 10 231 
Freeman, John, 18 (p 183) Freeman, K.: AI/cilia to the Pre- 
Socratic PhilosoPhers, 9i 57211 Freemasonry/Freemasons, 7 385; 10478,610; 12 118; 14 1411 Free Spirit, Brethren of the, see Brethren of the Free Spirit 
free will, see will s.v. 
Frei, G., 18 1135; Probleme del' 
ParapsycllOlogie, 18 113511 Freia, see Frey/Freya French, see France/French frenzy, pantheistic, 10 74°11 frequency, 18751,753 
FREUD, SIGMUND 
general: 1 11911, 349; 2 675, 68o, 692,703-4,712,727,846,910n, 919,95°,1067,1111,1348,1351, 1353-4; 3 (PP3-4), 16n, 76, 77, 1°411, 1°9, 148, 166, 180, 197, 286,299,333,392,397,434,496, 527,544; 4 106, 154, 194, (PP76, 85), 203, 237-8, 296, 302, 312, 362, 405, 450, 478, 522, 524, (P252), 635, 638, 672, 745-9, 755-62; 5 39, 219, 652; 6 471, 7°5,796,881, 967-8; 7 (PP3, 8), 2-3,8/410-11,27, (PI23); 8 17n, 
281 
280 
22, 184, 216, 371-4, 5°6, 546, 702; 9i 112: 9ii 253; 10160, 186, 347. 365, 370, 637, 1029. 1060; 11496, 53~41, 873. 941: 1281; 13 48, 293. 465; 14 346• 51411, 63411.74°; 15 181: 16 1,29.31. 36,39,41,43,48,53-5.19°,294, 357, 381&n, 420n, 533. 541; 17 qn; 183.292,451,795-6,799. 834,9°4.925,113°,1226,1259, 1738; 
TITLES: "Answers to Questions on Freud." 18 1065-76; "Freud and 

FREUD 
FREUD 
TITLES (cont.): 
Jung: Contrasts," 4 768-84; Freud and Psychoanalysis, 4; "The Freudian Theory of Hysteria," 4 27-63; "Freud's Theory of Hysteria; A Reply to Aschaffenburg," 4 1-26; "In Memory of Sigmund Freud," 15 60-73; "Is There a Freudian Type of Poetry?" 18 1723-4; "Sigmund Freud in His Historical Setting," 15 44-59; "The Significance of Freud's Theory for Neurology and Psychiatry," 18 922; 
on abreaction, 2 725; 
and A. Adler, conflicting/contrasted theories, 3 411, 419; 688,9°,91; 7 44, 57-6o, 92, 466; 8 44; 10 342-3, 352-3, 556; 16 24, 67-9, 151-2, 234, 243-4; 17 156; 18 275-6,278; 
on ambivalence in language, 18 1077; 
and analysis of therapist, 10339; 16 8, 165, 237; 
on archaic vestiges, 8 373; 9i 2; 10 530, 831; 13 478; 16 2°5, 246, 38m; 18468,521,1261; 
on artist and work of art, 15 155-6; on autoeroticism, 342gn; "biological" orientation of his 
school, 5 507; 18 1074; 
on castration complex, 18 122; causalism of,seebelows.v. reductive; and causes of psychosis, 18 905; 
on censor/censorship, 2 611; 3 137, 434; 4 73, 80, 112; 7 21; 8 62, 132, 461, 486; 13 467; 15 64, 106; 16 54~5, 231, 245; 18510, 864-5, 1149, 1150, 1152; 
on choice of neurosis, 6 929-3°; 
on compulsive thinking, 3 435; concretism of his theory, 12 171; on condensation, 2 323; 3 50&n; and counter-transference, 16 358n; 
18322; 
on death instinct, 5 504n; 7 33&n, 
79; 18 1150; 
on determination, 18 1 °41; 
development of his views, 4 48; 
on displacement from below upwards, 2 839, 851; 3 285; dogmatism of, 17 128, 18o, 203; on dreams, 5 25; 67°1; 7 3/411; analysis of, 1 97,133, 172; 3 112, 
122; 4 64-73, 552; 5 18n, 28; 7 21/432, 25-6/437; 8 447-50, 461-2,473,485-7,497,539,541; 10 319, 351; 11 41; 13 396; 15 64-5; 1635, 144; 17 129-3°,262; 18 175, 176, 421, 893 (see also 
dreams); s.v. 
analysis of one's own, 4 (P252); fa~ade unlike dream thought, 4 66, 171,452; 7 21, 162; 9ii 316n, 11 41; 1654; 17 162; importance of, 3 450; 4 334; of "Irma's injection," 10351; as via regia to the unconscious, 7437; 
as wish fulfilment, 17185,282; 
on ego as seat of anxiety, 10360; 11 849; 
on ego-ideal, 18 1152; 
on ego-instincts, 7 43, 58; 10 556; 18 1150; 
and equivalence, see equivalence s.v. and evil nature of psyche, 10 173, 
177; 17292; 
and extraversion, 3 419; 691; and fantasy, 7490-1; 
and forgetting, 2 639-40, 657; 
on free association, 2451,640,662, 704; 8 167, 179; 9i 101; 16 100; 18 1147; 
Freudian error, 3 109; German criticism of, 4 156; on hypermnesia, 2 712; 
and hypnosis, 1799, 128, 176; hysteria, theory of, 1 318; 2 660-1, 
1067, 1354; 3 55; 4 1,6-7,27-3°, 61-2,207-9; 78/417, 10/419; 15 63; 17 176; 18871,880,887,9°6, 922 (see also Breuer); 
on hysterical identification, 1 1 17; on Id, 9i 2n; 18 121, 123,281,289, 1152; 
and occultism, 1053°; 
on Oedipus complex, 3 564; 4 351-2; 9i 259n; 10 658-9; 14 107; 1797; 18 1261, 1492; onesidedness of, 15 56-7; 17 180; 
18 1067, 1069; 
on overdetermination, 3 133; 4 44; on paranoia, 3 61 (see also below 
	CASES: 	paranoid 	woman; 
Schreber); 
and parental complex, 4 307; personalism of, 5 (pxxiv); 11 452; 1638m; 
on personal nature of psyche, 9i 91, 
54°; 
and pleasure principle, 7 58; 8 95; 10 340, 658; 15 57; 16 24, 76, 151,234; 17 (P3), 203; 18 1150; "polymorphous-perverse" concept 
of childhood, 4 228; 17 (P5); on preconscious, 18 1 11 ; 
on primal horde, 5 396; 
on primitive mind, 18 1298; psychoanalytic method, 2 660-2, 
761,765-6; 3 298; 72/410,293; 8 93; 9ii 3100; 10 169, 173, 350, 658,842; 11 531, 540; 154'4,52, 56; 16 115; 1799,180; 18 1146; 
psychology, 6 601; 10 186; 1544-7, 144, 179; 17 (P3), 156; 18276; on psychology of the individual, 3 406; 
psychology of instinct, 6 88; 8 1°4; 
reductive causalism/causality of, 5 (pxxiii); 6 88, 716, 788,880; 744, 58,88, 113; 840; 10 19; 11 875; 1546, 103-4; 16 146; 17 195; 18 
1153 (see also reduction); 
and reductive function of unconscious, 8 497; 
and regression, 4 367, 376-7; 
on relationship to father, 4 693-4, 728; 
on religion, 9i 1400; 10 1°42; 15 
47, 67; 16249; 18 1455; 
on repression, see repression s. v.; on resistance, 2 859; 
283 
on incest: barrier, 4 351-2; 5 332, 
652,654; 6 201; 1061; 16415; problem, 5 253; 10 659; 13 396; 
wish, 6 572; 7 22-3, 261/477; 1614°,368; 18 192,201; 
on infantile fixation, 7 202/443, 261/477; 16 139 (see also infantile s.v.); 
on infantile sexuality, 4 37, 50-I, (P76), 224, 226, 258, 268-9, 368, 370-2; 7256; 897,497; 1550-1, 63, 104 (see also below sexuality); 
on instinct theories, 5 199; 18 1494; on introversion, 11 770; 18498; and J., personal relationship: 
analysis of J.'s dream, 18483-91; collaboration, 4 (ppv-vi); 10 1034n; 17 128; 18 274, 832, (P374n); 
parting of ways, 4 (Ppv-vi); 5 (pxxvi); 6 (P49gn); 17 180; 18 274,487, 1156; 
J.'s answers to qu~stions on, 18 
1065-76; 
on latency period, 4 370-2; and lay therapy, 10 1062; 
on Leonardo, see WORKS: "Leonardo da Vinci"; 
libido theory of, see libido s.v.; 
and materialism, 7 33; 8 705; 10 352; 11541; 1546,7°; 1641,5°; 18 1°74, 1150; 
and memories, 18 593; misunderstandings of, 4 375; and morality, 7 28-30; 1548; on Moses, 15 67; 
on myth(s), 5 28, 396; on narcissism, 6 810; 
neurosis theory: 4 216, 558-61, 583; 5 1900, 655; 7 33, 256; 9i 113, 159; 11 492; 1666,256; 18 1030, 1°42, 1480; 
and "nothing-but" explanation, see 
"nothing-but" s.v.; 
and number symbolism, 4 129; and objective side, 18 367; 
on obsessional neurosis, 2 726; 18922; 
282 

FREUD 
on screen memories, 2 658; sectarianism of, 18 1239; 
on separation of pairs of opposites, 342711; 
and sexuality, his concept of, 3 (P4); 4 49&11, 50-I, 215; 5 19011, 193-4; 691; 73/411,31,39,199, 466; 835,4°,54,105-7; 9i 61; 9ii 357; 10 5-6, 257, 340, 362, 659; 11 5°7,517,541; 1498; 15 45-6; 16 1,39, 115,241,34°; 17 156-8, 180,282; 18493, 1150; 
sexual trauma theory of, 3 140; 4 36-7,2°5-9,213-16,224, 559; 7 8/417,10/419,13/422,293; 846; 10362; 1563; 1633-4; 18 1042; 
criticism of, 4 29g-302; 
and shadow-side, 10 353; 11 531, 941; 14 342; 16 145, 173; 18 183°; 
static view of, 18 126; 
on sublimation, 3 IOsn; 10365; 11 541; 15 53; 16328; 
on super-ego, 4 760, 781; 9i 211; 10 659, 828, 830-1; 11 390, 393, 396; 14673; 16245; 18 1152; on symbols, 5 332; 6 93n, 201; 8 366; 13 396; 
on symptomatic action, 1 170; 2 
733n; 3 92, 449; 6 821; 1050; therapy of, 3 (P4); three-dimensional, 18 115; 
totem and taboo theory of, 18 1°74; and transference, 4 427, 657; 6486, 
860; 7 58, 94n, 206, 256; 14751; 16 10, 41, 139, 276, (P 164), 358&n, 35911, 38In; 17 260; 18 310,324,351, 1151, 1162, 1278; 
technique of handling, 16 
358&n; 
	and 	transference-neurosis, 
357&nn; 
and unconscious, 4 318-19, 760; 7 202/443, 205, 212, 247; 8 141, 210, 372-3, 383, 39~, 398, 676; 9i 2&n, 492-3, 513; 103,5°,352; 11 531, 540-1, 875; 16 51, 61, 65,328; 17 128-9; 18 121, 123- 
284 
16 
5,273,280,281,6°7,893,12234; 
derivation from conscious, 18 14; 
on unconscious contents, 18 1150; on unconscious motives, 5 37; 
on wish-fulfilment, 7 2 I; 1564; on youth trauma, 2 717; 
see also psychoanalysis; 
CASES: 
Dora, 4 25n; 
Little Hans, 5277; 172,7,9,38, 47, 52 (see also below WORKS: 
"Analysis of a Phobia in a FiveYear-Old Boy"); 
Lucy R., 4213; 
paranoid woman, 3 61-72; rat-man, 18 1056; 
Schreber, 3 389, 408, 411; 4 271; 5 185n, 192n, 458n; 
WORKS: 
"Analysis of a Phobia in a FiveYear-Old Boy," 2 1013n, 101411; 4 7300; 5 200, 76n, 277n, 3700; 17 In (see also above CASES: Little HaIlS); 
"The Antithetical Meaning of Primal Words," 3 427; 
"Beyond the Pleasure Principle," 733n; 
"Character and Anal Erotism," 4 
(P76); 
Civiliz.atioll and its Discontents, 17 2000; 
"Creative Writers and DayDreaming," 5 2811; 
"The Defence Neuropsychoses," 4 32,36; 
"Delusions and Dreams in Jensen's Gradiva," 15 I 55n; 
"The Dynamics of the Transference," 5 652n; 
Early Psycho-Analytic Publications, 7 41 In; 
The Ego and the Id, 4 782; 
"Five Lectures on PsychoAnalysis," 2 (P43gn); 4 154n, 205n; 

FREUD 
"Fragment of an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria," 2 66011,81611; 4 In, 1811, 2511, 40n, 46, 48, 63, 94; 1635911; 18 906n; 
The Freudljung Letters, 2 1335n; 18 791n, 793nn, (P335n), 797n, 888n, 89In, 893nn, 903n, 9°00, 909n, 918n, 92 In, 922n, (PP392n, 398n, 406n, 420n, 422n, 423nn), 1027n, 1033n, (PP427n, 4300, 441,44311,55111, 552n); 
"Freud's Psycho-Analytic Procedure," 4 40n; 
"Further Remarks on the Defence Neuro-Psychoses," 3 6In, 63n; 
The Future of an Illusion, 4 773; 5 (pxxiii); 10367-8; 11 541; 1546, 67; 
The Interp1"etation of Dreams, 19711, 119n, 133n; 2 61111, 64 on , 662, 692, 76In, 1082, (P270); 3 (P3), 23,5°, 92&n, 109n, 111,23911; 4 38,46, 64, 94, 156, 774; 5 I, 1811, 25nn, 200, 21In, 300n, 31911; 6 70In; 7 3n/4I1n; 9i 25911; 10 178, 351; 11 4 In; 15 64-5; 18 832, (P36In); 
Introductory Lectures on PsychoAnalysis, 8 54n; 16 35~n, 358n; Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious, 2 816&n; 494; 1566; "Leonardo da Vinci and a Memory of His Childhood," 7 lOon; 9i 93&n, 95n, 1400,1555, 155n; 16 246&n; 18 1492; 
"The Neuro-Psychoses of Defence," 2 63911; 
"Notes upon a Case of Obsessional Neurosis," 18 1°500; "Observations on TransferenceLove," 1635911; 
"Obsessive Acts and Religious Practices," 4 738n; 
"On Beginning the Treatment," 4624n; 
"On Dreams," 18 (P36In); J.'s report, 18841-7°; 

"On the History of the PsychoAnalytic Movement," 2 (P43gn); "On Psycho-Analysis"/"Uber Psychoanalyse," 2 (P598n); 18 1038; "On Psychotherapy," 4 4011; 
"An Outline of Psycho-Analysis," 73311; 18 1261; 
"The Psychical Mechanism of Forgetfulness," 2 63911; "Psycho-Analysis and the Establishment of the Facts in Legal Proceedings," 2 (P318n), 1335n; "Psycho-Analytic Notes on an Autobiographical Account of a Case of Paranoia (Dementia Paranoides)," 3 38911; 4 27111; 5 18511, 19°11, 19111, 458n; 
The Psychopathology of Everyday Life, 2 54~, 6100, 639n, (P270); 3 92, 10911, 117, 21711; 4 338; 6 82In; 8296,5400; 1050; 15 66; German ed., Zur Psychopathologie des Alltagslebens, J.'s review, 18 9°6; 
"Recommendations to Physicians Practising Psycho-Analysis," 4 (P253n); 
"Remembering, Repeating, and Working-Through," 16 357n; Sammlung Kleiner Schriften z.ur Neurosenlehre, 4 2 13&n; 8 35n; "Screen Memories," 2 639n; Standard Edition IX and X, 17 128n; 
(with Breuer) Studies on Hysteria, 1 133n, 298n; 24900,660, 76In; 3 55n, 6In; 4 30, 3In, 36-7, 94, 205, 2IO-11, 213n, 582; 7 3n/ 4IIn,OO, 8/417; 17 1700; 18 893&n, 1°42; 
Three E.~5aYs on the Theory of Sexuality, 3 105n; 4 46, 48, 229, 251, 268, 278, 322, 372, 376-7; 5 190&nn, 194; 7 3n/41 In, 7~; 18 9°00; 
Totem and Taboo, 723911; 1566-7; 18 1298; 
translation of Bernheim's work 
285 

FREUDLICHER - FUNCTION 

FREUDLICHER - FUNCTION 

286 
WORKS (cont.): 
Die Suggestion und ihre Heilwirkung, 17 12 8n; 
* 
Freudlicher,-, 1857 Freusberg,-,3 1-3; 
"Uber motorische Symptome bei einfachen Psychosen," 3 In Frey/Freya/Freia, 5 421; 18 1077; god of fertility, 5 pI. XIb; sword of, 8 966n 
Frey-Rohn, L., 8 896, 93611, 989; 18 
1177 
Fribourg, Bishop of, 18 616 Frictes, see Socrates, pseudoFriday: day of Redeemer's, and 
Adam's, death, 14555; day of Venus, 133°1 Friedenskaiser, 10452 
Friedlander, G., see under Eliezer ben Hyrcanus 
Friedlander, S.: Jugend, 5 1400; friend(s), 9i 238; 
dreamer's, 12 162,252; Khidr as, 9i 251-2; lapis as, 12 155; 
ofman, 5 522&n; Hiawatha as, 5476; 
mother as, see mother s.v.; two/pair of, 9i 218,253-4,256, 258 
friendship, 9i 164; homosexual, 10220; 
of Mithras and sun-god, 9i 235; 
patient's, for analyst, 4 663; platonic, 7 180; 10 225, 227; of two birds, 9i 218 
Friends of God, 11 474, 484 Frigg, 5 422 
frigh t, see fear/frigh t 
frigidity, sexual, 10 217; animus and, 10246 
Frisch, K. von, 8 956-7; 
The Dancing Bees, 8 956n Fritsch,-, investigation of malingerers, 1 303 

preface to W. Stekel, Nervose Angstz.ustiinde und ihre Behandlung, 18 (P39OO) 
* 
frivolity, and evil, 9ii 114 Frobenius, L., 5 387; 8 474; 17 
219n; 18 1140; 
on clashing (and magic) rocks, 5367n; 
on missing limbs, 5 35611; 
on mythological journeys, diagram of, 5 30g-1O; 
on nigh t sea jou rney, 5 3°8-11 ; 7 160; 12 440; imprisonment during, 5 3°8, 374; loss of hair in, 11 348; 1244°; slipping out (of fish), 5 309, 310, 311; 6 444; and sun-gods, 5 3°7-8; on transitus, 13 133; 
on whale-dragon, 5 369, 374&n, 52611, 538n; 8 68; 9ii 173; 
WORKS: 
Schicksalskunde, 9i 552n; 
Das Zeitalter des Sonnengottes, 4 478; 5 248n, 28911, 29In, 298n, 321n, 352n, 362n, 369n, 392n, 39611, 487n, 526n, 528n, 53811, 574n, 57911, 662n, 68In; 6 444n; 7 1600; 8 68n; 9ii 173n; 12 41611, 4400; 13 133n; 14 27711; 16 455n; 1721911 
Froboese- Thiele, F.: Triiume-eine QueUe religioser Erfahrung?, J.'s foreword, 18 1581-3 
frog, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Fromer, J., and M. Schnitzer: 
Legenden aus dem Talmud, 11 40611 Fromm, E., 18 (P634n), 1584; Psychoanalysis and Religion, 18 I 584n 
frontier, dreams of, 16 3°7-10, 546-8; 18 346-7 
fructificatio, 9ii 139 
fructification of Virgin Mary, see Mary s.v. 

fruit(s), 13 76, 350; 
-bearing tree, see tree(s) s.v.; first, 11 387; 
forbidden, 13 400; 
and herbs of paradise, 13 403n; holy, 1368; 
pregnancy by swallowing, 17 43-5; 
sun-and-moon, see tree(s) s.v.; see also pomegranate 
fruitfulness: concept of, in Mithraic sacrifice, 5 354, pI. XXXIII; 8 333; 
spiritual,5 78 
frumentum nostrum, lapis as, 13 408 frustrations, 17 224 
fugitive slave, see servus fugitivus fugues, 3 105 
Fuhrmann, E.: Reich der lnka, 5 pI. 
LII 
Fuhrmann, M., 2 5°1-6, 539; 
A nalyse des Vorstellungsmaterials bei ePileptischen Schwachsinn, 2 50In; 
"Uber acute juvenile Verblodung," 3 9n 
fulfilment/Fulfilment, 1365,72-82; great, 10423 
fulmination, metallic, 13 1900 fulness of life, 12 18, 296-7; 
in dream, 12 293 function(s)/functional, 5 261; 6 731 (DeL); 7 237, 305, 505; 10657; 1659; 
TITLE: "The Function of Religious Symbols," 18 560-77; adaptation, 7 81, 507(2); biological, 8 368; by differentiated function, see adaptation s.v.; 
of animalanimus, see amma, animus S.v.; 
archaic, 6 149, 503; 7 520; 8 65; 
and archetypes, see archetype(s) s.V. ; 
and attitudes, see attitude(s) s.V.; 
287 

auxiliary/secondary, 6 666-9; 12 137, 192, 197,295; Christianity and, see Christianity s.V.; 
collective, 6 I 11, 113, 306; 7 2351455, 456n; 18 1101; sensation/thinking as, 6 176; compensatory, 10 25-7, 446; 15 152-3; 
conscious, 7 63; and adaptation to reality, 7 462n; 8 64-5, 67; subjective components of, 18 4°; 
in consciousness, 18 20, 75; counter-, 7 85; 
creative, 17 206; 
cross of, 18 29; 
devaluation of, 3 324; differentiated, 6 84, 171, 446, 666,898,9°5,953; 7267,360; 9i 431; 10657,677-8,751; 12 137, 148, 192, 197; 16 393, 490; 1883°; adaptation by, see adaptation s.v.; autonomy of, 10 657; of extravert, 6 575; identification with, 6 109, 161-2, 344-5, 739; and inferior/undifferentiated, 8 64; 9ii 305; 11 184, 244-5;-, harmony/unity with, 6 105, 130-1,3°1,314,471-2; 7 360; 9i 541 ;-, suppression of, 6 93, 105, 109, 112, 167; onesidedness of, 7 5°4, 505; differentiation of, and culture, 6 1°5-9, 113, 123; 
directed ("valuable"), 6 502-4; disturbance(s) of, 4 278; 5 194; psychological, and degeneration, 3 318; 
dominating, 8 588; 10657; domination and repression of, 75°5; 
ectopsychic, 18 2 I; 
endopsychic, 1837, 39,4°,77; Epimethean,6592; 
evolution of, from reproductive instinct, 4279; 5 194; 

.. 
FUNCTIONING - FURST 
FUNCTIONING - FURST 
function (cont.): 
feeling, 6 7,899-9°0, 953, 983; 7 64n, 347, 46211, 505; 9i 54In; 10 626, 657, 774; 11 184, 245-6; 12 150, 204; 13 207; 14 33°,332-4; 16 77n, 486; 1823, 24, 28, 89; and adaptation, 8 64; of evaluation/value, 8 17, 256,441; 9ii 61; 1845,58,5°2; inferior, 18 185;-, of extraverted intuitive type, 6 613;-, of extraverted thinking type, 6 588--9;-, in Germans, 18 96; and intellect, 8 600; rational, 1857,5°2; specific content of, 6 730; and thinking, 18 29; 
four basidorienting psychological, of consciousness, 4 763; 6 7, 14, 28, 900-1, 953, 958, 983-4; 7 63, 64n, 235; 8256-7; 9i 43°,565,582; 9ii 4°9,410; 10626,738, 774; 11 184,245, 246, 281; 12 137, 192, 195, 287, fig· 49; 13 Ill, 207; 14 261, 265, 272, 276, 557; 16 77n, 236, 405, 486; 18 53, 89, 110, 269, 1157, 1601; antitheses and, 8 259; and colours, see colou r(s) s. v. psychological significance of; equally differentiated, 18 211, 212; of extravert, 6 567, 577; fourth, see below inferior; gods as, see god(s) s. v.; and introvert, 6 913; as quaternity, 9ii 305, 398; 14 261; Scaiolae as, 13 215; and types, 7 64n; 8 258; 13 1 11; 16 236; 
God as, see God s. v. ; 
guiding, and energy, 7 216; Holy Ghost as, see Holy Ghost S.v. ; 
hypertrophy of, 6 105; immature and developed, 4 261; 
indirect failure of, 3 497; inf erior/feminine/f ourthlre- 
pressed / undifferentiated, 6 149-5°,175,763-4 (Def.), 9058,953,955-6; 785-6,359,360; 9i 222, 430-1, 434, 582; 11 130&n, 184, 245; 12 31, 137, 145, 150, 192-3,201,220,295; 14 282, 288; 18 35, 36, 1653; autonomy of, 7 85; 11 292; 14 272; as dark side of personality/ shadow, 9i 222,439; 1224°; 14 257, 276; of extravert, 6 164, 575-6; of extraverted thinking type, 6 587-8; need to accept! develop, 6 113-15, 130, 444, 504; soul and, 6306; and symbol, 6453; and the unconscious, 6 171; 18212; 
intellectual, 7 1 10, 206; 12 88, 166; 
intuition, 6 7, 610-11, 899900, 953, 983; 7 64n, 505; 8 257,292; 10626,657,774; 11 245-6; 13 207; 16 77n, 492; as inferior function, 9i 541; 
of the irrational, 7 150; 
Janet on, see Janet s. v. fonction du reel; 
libido and, 428o; 891; loss of, hysterical, 9i 213; and meaning, 4 688; mediating, 6 171; 
mental, 7 110, 456; higher, 13 1 74n; personal, 7 455; 
moral, 7 498, 50In; 
nation as (Keyserling), 10922; neurosis and, 5 200; 
nutritive: importance of, 4 237-42; libido and, 4290; and pleasure, 4 239; in presexual stage, 4 262,263; and sexual, 4 238,291; 105; 
opposition between, 6 171-4, 325; 
pairs of, 9i 54 In; perceptive, 7 507(2); polarity of, 12 300; 
primary and secondary (Gross on), 6463-7, 468, 471-83, 879; 
899-900, 981, 983-4; 7 63, 6411, 505; 8 256; 9i 541/1; 10 774; 11 184, 244-6; 13 207; 16 77n; 17 (P5), 79; 18 22, 24, 28--9, 89, 502; as inferior, repressed function, 6 598, 600, 613; and adaptation, 8 64, 67; differentiated, 6 953; and feeling, 18 29; in Goethe, 11 244; 12 204; medical man and, 8 526; 
transcendent(-al), see transcendent function; 
triads of, 9i 5 79n; 9ii loon; -types, 6 1°3, 248, 556, 835, 902, 985; 8 258; 185°3, 1130, 1259; (see also type(s) S.vv. feeling; intui tive; sensation; thinking); 
unifying, of creative fantasy, 7 49°; 
universal, 7 267 
functioning: collective, 7 239, 462n, 514,519; 
individual, 7 239,459; mental,7235/455 funeral: monuments, 11 855; rites, 16215 
Funk, P.: 19natius von Loyola, 8395n "funny," child's use of term, 17 
23-4 
Fiirer,-, 2 1100 "Furies," see Erinyes 
furnace, 12 338n, 404, figs. 2, 113, 
119; 13 fig. B4; 16538n; 
fiery, 5 243-5; 9ii 18Bn; 11 122n; 12 449, fig· 184; 
great book of, 12 456; 
sacred, 165°7; 
three youths in, 12fig. 184 furor teutonicus, 10 388; 17 284 furrow, 5 29 In, 306, 528; 12 63; cohabitation in, 16 340; symbol of woman, 5 527 Fiirst, E., 2 886n, 999&n, 100 1; 4 
309, 695-9; 8 228; 
"Statistical Investigations on Word Associations and on Fa- 
288 
psychic, 7 219, 237; 8 63, 375-9,7°2; 9i 15°,260,430-1, 565; 11 759; 12 88; 13 8, 208, 215; 16 77, 486; automatization of, I. 158; in unicellular organisms, 8 233; psychological, 4 682; 6 7; 7 505; 18 27; God as, 7 110; quaternity of, see above four; rational, 9ii 52; 18 23; 
reality, 6 171; 7 469; disturbance of, 5 200; and sexuality, 4278; 
reflex, 9ii 369; 
of relationships, see relationship s.v.; 
religious, 4 781; 6 23 In, 411, 529; 7 150; 16 99; 18 560-77; of soul, 12 14; 
of religious symbols, 18 56077; 
self-regulating, 6 370; sensation, 6 7, 899-900, 953, 983; 7 64n; 8 256, 863; 9i 541&n, 582&n, 588&n; 10626, 657,774; 11 245-6; 132°7; 16 77n, 486; 1821, 24, 28, 53, 89, 502; and frigidity, 10217; and intui tion, 10 918; 18 30; sense-: and consciousness, 8 367;-paralysis of, 1 21; sensory, see Paradise, four rivers of; 
sexual, 7 471; 17 (P5) (see also above nutritive; 
social, 7 2351455; 
spiritual, and infantile sexuality, 17 (P5); 
subjective components of, 18 9°; 
superior, 9i 431; and inferior, 9i 541; 
symbol-creating, 6 171; 1025, 27,34; 
of symbols, 4 680; 5 343n; 8 92; 9i 103; 
as "teleological" concept, 4 688; thinking, 6 7, 158--9, 162,83°, 
289 

FURSTENAU - GALVANOMETER 

G 
Furst «(Ollt.): 
milial Agreement in Reaction Type among Uneducated Persons," 2 886n, 999n, 4 309n, 69511; 8 5°311; 10 70n; j.'s abstract, 18 976-7 
Furstenau, R., see under Sommer Furstner, C, 1 3°1; 
Sabina S., case of simulation, 1 352; 
"Die Zurechnungsfiihigkeit del' 
H.ysterischen," 1 30w; 3 15911; "Uber Simulation geistiger Storungen," 1 352n 
Furth, first German railway to, 18 7400 
Furtmuller, c.: "Wandlungen In 

del' Freud'schen Schule," 4 634 fusion of complexes, 3 133-4&n future: Christ, see Christ S.lI.; historic, 18 639; 
optimism about, 1 199, 214, 216; 
and past, 3 404, 405; 17 200, 25°; 
plans for, 1 209; presentiment of, 5 78; 7 303; psychic, 8 709; 
unconscious concern with, 18 
545 
Futurism, 10 44 
futurity, premonition of, 7 303 Fylgja, 10 393&n 

Gabal, see Cabala 5.11. 
Gabbatha (Golgotha), 14 556 Gabir, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Geber 
Gabricus/Gabritius/Thabritius, and Beya,l1 164; 13 124, 125; 142, 16n, 18n,23,31,57,64, 140, 181, 315n, 365n, 409, 547; 16 455, 457; 
death of, 12436,437,449; gestation in brain, 12435,496; hierosgamos of, 5 676; 
incest, 5 676; 12 193n, 355, 436, 439&n, 450, 496,jig. 225; 1414,381; 16453,467; rebirth, 12436, 449, 498; 
in triple glass house, 12 437, 449; 16455; 
variant spellings of, 12 43511; 
1431 
Gabriel, 11 681; 1457°,575,584 Gachnang, von, family crest, 12jig. 
243 
Gaedechens, R.: Der marmorne Him- 
melsglobus, 9ii 147n Gaia, 5 265, 577; 14 734 gaiety, aggressive, 3105 Gaillac, 10 668 
gain, lust for, 8 236 
gait of Americans, 10956 galactophagy, 11 314 
Galatea (Goethe's Faust), 9i 680; 12 
243; 13220 
Galatians, Epistle to, see BIBLE: N.T. galaxy(-ies), 10635, 636 
Galen, Claudius, 14 156; 16 22; 
on four temperaments, 6 883-4,960; 
Paracelsus on, 13 150; 15 19, 24; 
pseudo-, on arbor philosophica, 13 374n; 14 157&n 
De simplicium medicamentorum facultatibus, 13 17111; 14 8711, 
15711 

Galilee, marriage in (Pordage), 16 5°8 
Galileo,4 230; 5 195; 8 861; 9ii 63; 
10 1020 
Gall, F. j., 3 323; 6917 Galla Placidia, 12 fig. 18 Galli, 11 718n 
Gallican liturgy, 11 321 
Galton, F., 1 479; 2 569, 730, 868, 1079; 
"Psychometric Experiments," 2 
56911, 73on, 868n, (P270) 
galvanic: 
TITLE: "Further Investigations on the Galvanic Phenomenon and Respiration in Normal and Insane Individuals," 2 11801311 ; 
reflex, see psychophysical s.v. 
galvanometer: 
TITLE: "Psychophysical Investigations with the Galvanometer and Pneumograph in Normal and Insane Individuals," 2 1036-1179; 
Deprez-d' Arsonval, 2 1015, 1043, 1045, 1181; 
Meissner and Meyerstein, 2 1038; 
technique of use, 2 101~24, 1038-'45, 1181 
galvanometer experiments: in al- 
coholism,2 1033, 1271-81; association with, 2 1079-1179; coughing in, 2 1047; 
emotion in, 2 1049-5°, 1°545; 
in epilepsy, 2 1232-46; expectation in, 2 1048; latent time, 2 1056, 1074-7; 
in mental disorders, 2 1045,jig. 8, 1066-78, I 157-79, 12301311 ; 
	reaction-time in, 2 	1020, 
1°92-1117,1125-79; 

29° 

291 

GALVANO-PSYCHOPHYSICAL - GENIUS 
GALVANO-PSYCHOPHYSICAL - GENIUS 
galvanometer (COllt.): 
repetition in, 2 1054-5: respiration in, 2 1°47, 1°5964,1197-1217: 
of Tarchanoff, 2 1035, 1°3843,1°48,1056,1179,1181: 
of Veraguth, 2 1015-17, 1°43, 1181,118211 
galvano-psychophysical reflex, see 
psychophysical galvanic reflex Gamaliel the Elder, 9ii 175n Game, Margaret, 18 (PP3,4) Gamelion, wedding month, 5 363 game of dice, see dice 
gametes, reduction in number, 4 279 
gamonymlls (Paracelsus), 13 17 I, 198; 14 663, 689; see also hierosgamos 
Gamow, G.: Atomic Energy, 9ii 41111 gana (loss), in South America, 9i 213n; 17 204n: 
-world, 10937 
Ganesha, 10 989 
ganglia: basal, 3 582n: 
ganglion cells, 8 607: 
in insects, 8 955-6 
Ganser, S., 1 226, 296: 
on hysterical ailments, 1 349; and "senseless answers," 1 278, 279,320: 
syndrome, 1 349, 354; 2 (P252); 3 164n, 179, 271; 18 999, 1000; 
twilight states of prisoners, 1 27.8-9, 302, 320, 337; 2 657; "Uber einen eigenartigen hysterischen D·ammerzustand," 1 278n,34gn 
Ganz, H.: Das Unbewusste bei Leibniz in Beziehung zu modern en Theorien, 7 159n 
Gaokerena, see TREES s. v. 
Garbe, R.: Die Samkhya Philosophie, 9i 158n 
garbha griha, 9ii 33911 garden, 9i 156; 12 154; ascetic, 13 407n; 
Gaudentius, St., Bishop of Brixen: 
Sermones, 11 16w; 13 137n Gaugler, E.: "Das Spiiyudentum," 12 41411 
Gaul, 13 270: 18 242 
Gaunilo, and Islands of the Blessed, 
660,62 
Gauss, K. F., 6 553: 8 943&n Gautama, see Buddha Gayatrimetrum, 5 210 
	Gayomartlgayo-maretan, 	'mortal 
life,' 12457; 13 168; 14 34n, 488, 595: 16 53111; 
Adam and, 14 553n, 587; blood of, seven metals from, 9ii 389: 13376, 458n: 14 553n: 16 4°2; 
Original Man, 5662: 9ii 389n: 11202; 13 168, 458n: 16458n: primordial bull of, 5658n: 
as vegetation numen, 13 268/1 Gayot de Pitaval, Frall(;ois, 18 93 3&n; Causes celebres et i IIteressantes, 18 933n 
gazelle, horn of, 12 534 
Geber, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS .1.1'. Gebhurah/Geburah, 9i 588n; 14 
633n 
Gebrina sphinx, 12401 Geddes, Sir Auckland, 8 954 Gedulah, 9i 588n 
Geffcken, j.: Die Orawla Sibyllina, 14 277n 
Geheime Figuren der Rosenkreuzer (anon.), 128911, 332n 
Gehenna, 14633n; 
fire of, see ignis: gehennali~ Geisberg, M.: ed., Die Kupfmtiche des Meisters E. S., 12jig. 250 "Geisse," see "Ziege" 
Geist/gast, 56400; 8 627; 9i 387; and Seele, 8 (P 300) 
Gelaria (of New Guinea), 8 12911 Geley, G., paraphysiological theory of, 13 76n 
Gellone, 12 314n 
gem(s), 13 129, 375; 
Gnostic, 14 6&n 
of the gods, 5 364; 
of Hesperides, 12 457n; 
Mary as, see Mary s.v.; 
of philosophers, 13 407: philosophical, 12 155, 235, 338n; 
of spices, 13 389; 
symmetrical, 11 90; walled/enclosed,8 558: 12 257, 
Jigs. 84, 245: see also hortus 
Garden of Eden, 11 291,438,579, 619; 134°0,420; 
see also Paradise 
Garden of Gethsemane, see Geth- 
semane Gargantua, 5 311n Gargaros, 9ii 322/1 
Garlandia, Joannes de, 16 498n Garlandus, 14 3200 
garment, purple, 13 (P 62) Garnerius ofSt. Victor, 9ii 192n: 11 
16w: 
Sallcti Victori.~ Parisiensis Gregorianum, 9ii 158&n: 1446n garnet, 9i 537 
Garotman, anus of, 13 269 Garrett, E. j., 8 838 
Garuda Purana, see Puranas s. v. gas(es), 13 262, 434; 
poison, 13 358n; 18 13°6 
Gast, Peter, see Nietzsche: Thus Spake Zarathustra 
gastro-enteritis, 3 180n gate(s)/Gate: attribute of Virgin 
Mary, 5 577n; 12jig. 26; 
of city, four, 12 139&n; 13 212&n; twelve, 12 138; 
of Hades, 5 577; 
strait, 9ii 312&n; 
of Victory (India), 10983 Gateway of India, 10 983 "Gathering, House of the," 12 293, 295,jig· 93 
Gatschet, A. S.: "The Klamath Indians of South-Western Oregon," 892n 
Gatti, A.: South of the Sahara, 5452n 
292 
Gemini, see zodiac, twelve signs of Gemma gemmarum, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 
Gemiitlichkeit, 18 96 
genealogies, feminine passion for, 
1087 
General Medical Society for Psychotherapy, seR Psychotherapy, General Medical Society for 
general paralysis of the insane, 2 
1282-94; 3322,471,472 generation, spontaneous, 8 529 generic concept, see concepts s.v. genes, 9i 512: 11 48 
Genesis, see BIBLE: O.T. 
Genesis, Johannine, 9ii 133 Genghis Khan, 10 907 genii/genies, 12 305: 
protective, 13 363: 
winged female, 13 363 genital(s): of Adam and Eve, 13 
18o; 16519; 
female: eye as symbol of, 5 408; lozenge as symbol of, 5 297; symbolic equivalent, 5 530; organ, and sexuality, 4244-5; region, snake-bite in, 5 585; suspension by: in emblem of Tantalus Club, 18 1081; in fantasy of female hysteric, 18 1083; 
see also penis; phallus 
genius, I, 17511; 6323; 7236,24°; 
1010°4; 17243,312; 
and gifted child, 17 244: 
Latin term, 8441; 
limitations of, in personality, 1 174; 17 244, 307; 
loneliness of, 5 14; "misunderstood," 17248; 
as nobler part of man, 9ii 79; 10843; 
psychology of, 1 3, 184; and mental disturbance, compared, 1 139, 175, 176; 7 47°; 
religiosus, 11 87; 
and talent, compared, 17248; 
293 

GENSHA - GIFT 

GENSHA - GIFT 

genius (cont.): 
unconscious dynamism of, 1 184; 3 135n; 15 157; 17248 Gensha(Buddh~0, 11878 Gentiles, 7 264; 11 576; 
gods of, 13 176n; 
numen of, 11 576 
gentleman, English, 10974, 976 Genza (holy book of the Mandaeans), 14 566n 
Geoffrey of Monmouth: Histories of the Kings of Britain, 14 357n geomancy, 13 154; 
Rubeus in, 14 704n geomantic experiments, 8 986 geometria, 8 933 geometry/geometrical, 8 935; 
pattern, of mandala symbol, 13 33; 
progression, 11 181-2; 
symbols of self, 9i 3 15; 9ii 358; 11 276 
George, St., 18 1527 
George, Stefan, 10 375&n Georgian fairytale, see fairytales; IN- 
STANCES S.v. Caucasian/Georgiau Gerard of Borgo San Donnino, 9ii 137 
Gerbenstein, U. von (somnambulistic personality), 1 51, 57, 62, 63, 71,132,134 
Gerbert of Rheims, see Sylvester 11 Gerhardt, 0., 9ii 130; 
Der Stern des Messias, 9ii 128nn, 130n 
Gering, H., 5 1700 
germ, golden, 9i 664, 674 
German Congress for Experimental Psychology (Wurzburg, 1906), 2 1015, I043n 
Germanic: Christ as, 10 389; hanging rites, 5 349, 399; man, Faustian split in, 13 70; peoples, 9ii 272; 
sacred trees, 5 3 68n ; 
soul, 9i 254; 
tribes, and Christianity, 9i 25; 11 82; 

unconscious, tensions in, 10 354,447-8; 
women, Tacitus on, 7 296&n 
Germany/German(s), 4 354, 373, 687; 7 440; 8 359; 9i 227; 10 389-94,452-60; 1896, 369, 372, 1311,1322-3,1368,1371,1375; 
alchemists, 18 17; army, 4 73on; Christians, 16 20; 
and classical culture, 6 110; and collective guilt, 18 1609; collective hysteria, 10 419, 424-8; 
collective unconscious, 10 448; and coloured man, 10963; critics, 4 184; 
and dream symbols of violence, 10447-9; 
Faith movement, 10 397&n; 16 20; 
folklore, devil in, 5421; France and, 1892-3; 
Freudian theory and, 4 156, 215; 
Gleichschaltung, 10 1018-20, 1060; 
Gnosticism in, 10 169; inferiority feelings in, 10 417; 18 1385, 1389; 
Keyserling and, 10 908; language, 2 10-11; 18 24, 26, 59, 184, 3 11, 407; colloquial, 5 212; 
legends, of hero and snake, 5 593; of saviour's birth, 5368n; and mass psychology, see psychology s.v. mob/mass; 
national character of, 18 1382; national keynote, 10 973; 
	Nazism 	in, 	see 	National 
Socialism; 
paganism in, 11 44; philosophy, 8 359, 360; 18 124; political tensions in, 15 (p 132); primitivity of, 18 581; 
psyche, see psyche s. v.; psychiatry, 3 322; 

psychic phenomena in, 8 430; psychological problem of, 10 458-85; 
psychology, see psychology s.v.; psychopathology in, 102; Reich, see Reich; 
sentimentality of, 18 95, 351; southern, 18 264; 
S. S. in, 18 1336, 1378; 
and triadic mandalas, 10 775; 18 1609; 
and victims, 10 398; Wotan and, 10 389 
germinal vesicle, 1333, 34,jigs. A8, A9 
germination, and birth of stone, 13 
392 
Gerry, P., 18 (P692n) 
Gerster, G., 10 59w; 18 (P626n) Geryon, 5 265,288; 9ii 330; 14652; 
oxen of, 5 250, 288; 12 457n; of threefold body, 12550,551; 14 6.~2 
Gesangbuch der evangelischreformierten Kirchen ... , 6 437n see also Lyra Germanica 
	"Gessler," 	association-chain, see 
associa tion-chain(s )s. v. 
Gessmann, G. W.: Die Geheimsymbole der Alchymie, Arzneikunde, und Astrologie des Mittelalters, 9i 537n Gessner, c., 12 462n; 13 154, 165; 
1521-3; 
Epistolarum medicinalium ConradiGessneri, 13154n, 165n; 15 2In 
Gestalt psychology, 16245 Gestapo, 10464 
gesture, use of, 2 526, 536, 541 Gethsemane: Christ's prayer in, 11 
395,659; 
garden of, 13 390 
"getting stuck," 3 416, 567; 4 303, 405, 408,424,449, 536; 8 847; 9i 82, 525, 561; 11 276, 292, 843, 900; 16 85, 218, 319, 342, 488, 490, 545, 549; 17 226, 296; 
of soul, 12 11; 

universalism and, 12 36 Geulincx, A., 8 860, 948; 10 593; Metaphysica vera, 8 860n, 937n Gevartius, J. C., 1467, 96; 
Electorum Libri III, 14 96n Ghana (Gold Coast), 8 1 18 Ghliya al-hakim, 11 364-5 
Ghazali, Al-: Die kostbare Perle lm Wissen des Jenseits, 14 587n ghost(s), 8 625; 9i 396; 11 20, 845; 
18 762, 784; 
anima and, 13 57-8; explanation of, 18 781; 
fear of, 8 681; 12 437&n; 15 149; 18759,760; 
haunted house, 18 764-81; haunting, 8 598; 18 784; land of, 16 455; 
mother as (in dream), 7 280; primitive belief in, 646; 8573, 598; 10 140; 11 245, 777, 800; 13 66; 17 312; 
selelteni, see Elgonyi; 
-stories, 9i 268; 18 758, 761, 781,783-4; 
as symbol, 18786; 
-trap, see Elgonyi s.v.; unconscious imago as, 8 522 
giant(s), 9i 273n; 10603; 11 66g70; 12 469&n, 484, 543n, jig. 142BB; 13384n; 
father as, in dream, 7 21 1; 
of twofold substance, 13 267, 384n 
gibberish, 1 144n; 17224 gibbon, see ANIMALS .LV. Gibil, see Girru 
giddiness, 1 6; see also fainting-fits Gideon, see dew of Gideon Giedion-Welcker, C.: Neue Schweizer 
Rundschau, 15 165n 
Gierlich, N.: "Uber periodische Paranoia und die Entstehung der paranoischen Wahnideen," 3 16gn 169n 
gift(s): compensated by inferiority, 17 245; 
dangers of, 17 244; 

294 

295 

GIFT - GNOSTIC 
GIFT - GNOSTIC 
gift (cont,): 
diagnosis of, 17 237; 
of head and heart, 17242; musical and mathematical, 17 239; 
and pathological varian t, 17 
245; 
relation to ego, 11 390 
"Gift of Love" (Miller), 5 74, (P454); 
creation through, 5 74 gifted child, see child(ren) S,l', Gihon, 9ii 311,353,372 Gikatila, j., 14 I 58n; 
Shaare ora, 14 1911 
Gilbert, j. A" 18 (P767n); 
"The Curse of Intellect" (unpublished), J.'s preface, 18 1725-6 
Gilbert, S" 15 (PI32); 
lames loyce's "Ulys\'e,\",' A Study, 15 166n, 17°11, 18611, 191 Gilbert Islands, 1345811 
Gilgamesh Epic, 5 31511, 396, 506, 512n, 513, 552; 6346; 82°9; 13 425,428; 18235-9; 
bull in, 18 237, 238; 
Eabani/Enkidu in, 5 288, 293, 5°6,552,659,678; 9i 253; 13 425,428; 18 235-9, 1721; Gilgamesh, 5 25111, 288, 293, 299n, 396, 450, 457, 459,513, 642, 659, 678, pI. XIX; 18 235-9; 
gods in, 5457; 11 27, 28, 173, 176; 
heroic journey in, 5 293; Humbaba, giant, in, 5 396, 504; 18 236, 246; 
Ishtar, 5 396, 450, 57711; 13 425; 18 237-8; 
magic herb in, 5 293, 513,642, pI. XIX; 
regression in, 5 506; 
sun-hero in, 5 25In; Utnapishtim in, 5 293, 513; Heidel, A,: The Gilgamesh EPic and Old Testament Parallels, 5 293n; 
Jensen, p,: Gilgamesh-Epos, 5 2511t, 293&11, 39611, 57711; Schott, A,: Das Gilgamesh-Epos, 
529311; 
Speiser, E, A" in Pritchard, ed" A IIcient Near Ea,ltem Texts, 5 293n; 
Thompson, R, C,: The EPic of Gilgamilh, 5 293n; 18 23511 
Gillen, F, j., see under Spencer, W, B, Gillen, Otto: Ikorwgraphische Studien, 12fig, 65 
Gilles de la Tourette, G" 1 148n Gilli, G,: Der dunkle Bruder, J.'s foreword, 18 1742-7; 
"C, G. Jung in seiner Handschrift," 18 (P776n) 
girl(s): death-wish, 5432; 
defence of innocence, 569&n; and father-imago, 5 62; hysteria in, 4 384; 
Oedipus complex in, 4 345; sacrificed to dragon, 5 574; unconscious fantasies of 15year-old, 5 75 (see also Jung, CASES, vol. 1 case (2)); unknown young, 9i 311; virginity test, 5 572; 
wanton, 12 43911 
Girru/Gibil, god of fire, 11 176 Givry, G. de: Le Musee des Sorciers, 5 fig, 29 
glacier, in dream, 12 245 
glands, 8 652, 657, 658; 11 493; genital,4 687; hormone-producing, 8 233; instincts and, 8 374; 
thyroid,8 794; 
see also endocrine, disorders Glanville, Bartholomew de/Bartholomaeus Anglicus: Le Propriitaire des choses, 12fig. 64 
Glaphyra, 18 243 
glass, 14 319, 404n; broken, 10 123; 
filled with gelatinous mass, 12 241-4; 
gold, see gold .I,ll, aurum vitreum; 
-house, 16 453, 455; transparent, 13 245; 14 319; tumbler, as "psychograph," 1 45,49; 
see also vitrum 
glasses (spectacles), 17225 Glauber, Johann, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS .I, v, 
Gleichschaltung, see Germany s.v, Gley, M.E.E., 1 82 
globe(s), 9i 682; 11 90, 93, 109, 123; 12 112, 116, 127,figs, 64, 165, 199; 
black, 10758, 760; luminous, 8 396 globulus, 10811 
globus hystericus, 8 303 gloire, la, 10 972 
"Glor;a mundi," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: ,\1us, herm, ,I'.V,; Theatr, chem. s,v, 
glorified: body, see bodys,v, glorification of; 
earth, 13410 
Glory, king of, 13 182 glory of the Lord, 11 2 12 
"Glory to God: A Dream Poem," see Miller, Miss F, s,v, 
glossolalia, 1 144; 11 43311; see also Flournoy 
Glover, A.S.B" 6 37911, 39211, 393n; 9i 462n; 13 (pvi), 86n, 384n, 39011; 18 (PP589n, 673n, 679n) Glover, E.: Freud or lung, 18 (P706) glue, 12 244; 
"of the world" (glutinum mundi), 12 209 
gnomes, 4 185; 13fig· B5; 
create Gulliver si tuation, 4 185, 190 
gnosis/Gnosis, 6 14-16, 18,25-6; 11 202, 27In, 439,861, 13 (P4); 18 1647; 
Barbelo, see Barbelo s,v,; 
Cabalistic, 12 414n; Coptic, 11 60; 
of empirical method, 18 1511; of Justin, 9i 552, 579n; 9ii 
297 
296 
36611; 12413; 13420; Baruch, 9i 560, 571; 13459; 
Naassene, 9i 665; 
of Ophites, 11 359; 
as psychologicallrevealed knowledge, 9ii 350; 11 81&n, 127,272; 1228; 14257; loss of, 11 285; 
and tree, 13 419, 459 
Gnosius, Dominicus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS .I,ll. 
Gnostic(s)-ism, 1 149; 5487,622; 6 25-6, 347, 398, 409; 8 102, 38811; 9i 20, 37,142,324; 9ii 80, 105,148,281,302, 310; 11153, 160,399,438-9,460,841; 1240, 138,209,408,410,42211,517; 13 85, 273; 14 4111, 4211, 46, 576n, 62611; 15 10, 16; 1637811,458; 18 638, 1419, 1478-82, 1499; 
TITLE: "Gnostic Symbols of the Self," 9ii 287-346; 
and Adam, 9i 560; 14 57011, 589; as "cornerstone"/"rock" (Naassene), 9ii 143, 326; 14 627 (see also Adamas); 
and alchemy, see alchemy ,I'.V,; amulet, 12fig, 204; 
angels in, see angel(s) s,v. "fatherly," "motherly"; Anthropos in, see Anthropos/ ete. ,I'. V,; 
arclUli, 1331; 
archons, see archon(s) ,1'.1/.; 
and assimilation, 18 1516-17, 1827-8, 1830; 
Christ-figure in, 9ii 7511; 11 228, 24511, 255, 263, 422, 445-6; 12314,457; 13456; 14 526; 16473; as Man and Son of Man, 9ii 318; and Mary, see Mary s,v, Gnostic; and Physis, 14 124; his shadow/umbra, 9ii 75&n, 167, 171; 11 24511, 263; 18 1617, 1633; 
Christianity and, 6 14-16, 30, 81; 11160,431,444; 1241, 453; 13236; 14455n,643; 1516; 

GOAL- GOD 

GOAL- GOD 

299 
Gnostic (cont.): 
"circular" thinking in, 11 159rl, 229n; 13 110-11; 14 123&n; and collective unconscious, 18 1480, 1501; 
coniulU;tio in, 9i 295,297; cross, 11 433, 435: demiurge, see demiurge s. v.: and devil, 11 255, 263: dragon in, 14627: 
l'Eglise gnostique de la France, 7 385; 10 169: 
Elohim and Edem, .Iee Elohim 
s.v. ; 
Eve in, see Eve; 
and evil, 9ii 75, 83, 171, 366; 10 677: 18 1642: dualism and, 11 249: 
Father in, "devoid of consciousness," 18 1481; 
"Father of All," as Bythos (abyss), 148; 
"Father-Mother," 13 26gn: 14 220, 476n (see also below masculine-feminine) ; 
four in, see Barbelo s. v. "God is four"; 
gem(s), 5 fig. 34; 9i 573n; 12 figs. 52,2°3,253; 
and gnosis, 11 8 In, 127; God-image in, 8 102; 9ii 105, 299; 
Holy Ghost in, 9ii 141; 11 236, 240; 14432,7°1; as feminine, 18 221; 
hymn to the soul. 9i 37-8; 
in john's Gospel, 18 1480, 1549, 1642; 
jung and, 11 460; 18 14991502, 1507, (P727), 1642-3, 1647; 
Logos/canis parallel, 14 174n; and magnet. 9ii 239, 288, 291-3,295.296; 
Mary in, see Mary s.v.; masculine-feminine / hermaphrodite in. 9i 292; 10772: 148, 327, 526 (see also above "Father- 
298 

Mother"); 
modern, 7 118: 1021,169: 15 91, 195: 
morality, 18 1629; mysteries, 1021; Naas, see Naas: 
Nous in, 11 276, 380; ogdoad, see ogdoad S.iI.: 
Original/Primordial man, see Anthropos; 
paradox in, 11 417; 
and peacock, 9i 685; 
and philosophical tree, 13 242n, 422; "great." of Simon Magus, 134°8; 
	"philosophoumena" of. 	18 
1511 ; 
philosophy of, 7 104: 12 41, 410 (see also I renaeus); pneumatikos and sarkikos in, 11 153; 
psychology/integration in, 9ii 
269, 347, 350: 11 399, 444, 460; 1241; 13 (PP3-4), 408; 18 1514, 1827-34; 
quaternio, see quaternio/quaternity s.v.; Reedemer/redemption, 9ii 133.287; 11 133,202; 12461: 13 280; 14 308; Naassene, 14 146; 
Saturn (Kronos) in, 11 400; as Esaldaios, 9ii 307, 325; as laldabaoth/supreme archon, 9ii 128, 325; 11 255, 350, 403. 607n; 13 27on. 274-5, 276; 14 476; in Peratic sect, 14 257; "power of the colour of water" (Hippolytus), 9ii 215; 13 101&n. 274; as Primas, 11 350; as "primus Anthropus," 9ii 307; as Yahweh, 9ii 128,3°7; 11 60?n; 
sects/schools/systems, 7 104; 9ii 267; 10 21; 13 (P3); 1447; Antitactae and Encratites. 6 25, 426 (see also Bardesanes; Basilides/Basilidians; Ebion- 

ites: Euchites: Mandaeans; Marcus: Naas/Naassenes; Ophites; Peratics; Sethians: 
Valentinians; Valentinus); and seeds of light. 8 388n; and serpent. see ANIMALS s. v.: and sin, 11 133: 
Sophia in, 6 398; 11 240; 14 498. 648n, 699; -Achamoth, 9ii 307n; 13 451-4: 14 576; and Christ, 12487; as divine harlot, 6317: Sapientia, 9i 93; 14576; sPinther, see sPinther; symbol(ism), 9ii 3°6-8, 428; 12 518, 527; 16 458: and alchemical symbols. 12 40; of Paradise, see Paradise s.v.; of self, 9ii 358, 428; 
and syzygies, 9i 120, 142; "Trinity" in, 11 486; 
and unconscious, 9ii 29&-9; 10 676; 11 440-1: 14 660; collective, 18 1480, 1501; symbolism and, 9ii 350; 
and unicorn, 12 527-9, 554; vessel/Grail in, 6 396-8, 4°1, 4°9; 
see also Bousset; King, C. W.; 
Matter; Schultz. W. 
goal(s), 13 22, 27,334,354; 164°7; of alchemist. see alchemy S.v.: of anal ysis, see analysis s. v. aims; antithetical nature of, 16 533; conquest of anima as, 7 374; conscious, 7 346; 
death as. see death S.v.; 
of developmental process, 7 185; 
of dreams, 7 50In; 
of Eastern and Western religion, 11 958; 
of fantasies, 7 384; hermaphrodite as synonym for. 16 533; 
higher consciousness as, 7 87; highest. 13 34; 
as an idea. 164°0; 
images of, 12 328; 16 535; 

of individual's development, 7 241/462; 
of individuation, see individuation s.v.; 
instinctive, 17 331; 
of life, 8 797, 803-4; first half of, 13 69; second half. 8 789; of man, wholeness as, 126,36, 210,328; 
Mercurius is, of his own transformation, 13 282; 
midpoint of personality as, 7 
364; 
of opus, see opus s.v.; lapis as, see lapis philosoPhorum s.v. opus; psychidof psyche, 7 346; 11 958; 12 3-4, 328; 13 36; 
of psychoanalysis, 4 640; 18 
93°; 
of psychotherapy. see psychotherapy s.v.; 
self as. 7 404; 11 960; sexual, 17 (P4); 
social. 8 772; 
spiritual, 5 674; 1369; 16486; necessity of, 17 159; 
symbols of, 1235,335; 16398; of unconscious. 7 2 16 
goat/goat-fish, see ANIMALS s.v. Goblet d'Almellas, E., Count: Migration of Symbols, 8 228 
goblets, see bowl(s) 
goblins. 13 124; 
goddess of, 5 pI. XVI 
	Goclenius, 	Rodolphus: 	Urano- 
scoPiae, chiroscoPiae, metoposcoPiae, 181818&n 
God. 4 751, 783. 74 m; 595. 283; 7 243n, 377,394n, 395. 397,427; 8 805; 9i 390; 9ii 300; 10 1020; 11 95.142,555.561; 1211, 15, 139, 214. 356• 456; 13 28. 50, 53. 75, 103, 113. 117n, 141. 146. 151, 164. 168. 20m, 244. 342• 395. 416, 433; 14 143. 781, 784; 17 298; 
TITLE: "Answer to job." 11 
560-758;