GOD 
God (cont.): 
absolute, 7 394n; 9ii 221: 13 74: 
as actus PUrlIS, 11 289, 290; affect aroused by, 11 562: aging and renewal of, 14 375 376, 378, 516, 519,; as archetype, 14377; in Father and Son, 14375; as senex and pUl!r, 14507: 
alchemists and, 12385; 13377: 14 374, 529; in art/opus, 12 385-8,396,399,462; 134°4: his birth in man, 11 733; science of, 12465,474; transformation of, 1345°; 14 374: 
	ambivalence of, .lee 	below 
paradox; 
angels of, see angels; antinomies/opposites in, 11 584,659,743,747; 16537 (see also below coiru:identia 01)positorum); 
ape of, see ANIMALS s.V.; 
and archetypes, 3 8gn; 5 89n, 135; 9i 412; 11 402; 12 15; 14 377,787; pattern of, 11 222; attributes of, 5 89; 13 109n, 385; 
as auctor rerum, 14 122; 16525; Augustine's definition, see Augustine s.v. God who made the sun; 
as autonomism, 58911; 
as autonomous psychic contents, 7 402; 
"bacchantic," 8 358; 
back of, 9i 576'11, 5n; 
of Basilidians, see Basilidians; as Begetter, 18361; 
belief in, J.'s own, 18 1589; as "best man"/paranymPhus, to Adam, 14551; 
birth of, in Eckhart, 6 427-8 as bond uniting creation, 8 927; 
breath of (Paracelsus), 13 174; in Brother Klaus's vision, see 
300 

Brother Klaus; 
Cabalists and, see Cabala; 
child of, 18 636 (.lee also divine child); 
childhood relations with, 6 201; 
chosen by man, 11 143-4; Christ/Christianity and, see Christ; Christianity; 
as circle, see circle s.v.; 
as coincidentia/complexio oppositorum, 11 664; 13 256; 18 1640, 1668 (see also Cusanus S.l'. God); 
compensating, 18 1531; concept of, 5 89; 6 68; 7 400; 8 103, 528; 9i 17: 11 454: 17 (P4); 
concretization of, 7 395, 403; and consciousness, see consciousness s.v.; 
creation of, 11 143; 
as current of vital energy, 11 555; 
dark sideof,11561, 59sn, 694, 739,747; 
definition of, 11 144; 
delusions (of patients) about, 3 389, 482, 484, 486, 574; 13 459; 172°7; 
devil/Satan as, see devil s. v. ; divers forms of, 12 18; 
double aspect of/dual/duality of, 11 56o, 664, 685-6, 717, 732, 738, 739, 747; 1340, 41 (see also below paradox! ambivalence of) ; union of natures and, 9ii 171 (see also Deus terrenus /terrestris ); 
dreams sent by, see dreams; and ego, see ego s. v. ; 
as energy, see energy s.v.; essence of, 11 250, 290; 
evil principle in, 18 1593-4, (PP712-13), 1634; 
existence of, proof, 7 1 10; experience of, 11 82; inner, 10 330; as psychic fact, 8 625; 11 

GOD 
481-2; religious, 10 566; 
eye of, Satan as, 11 57911; 
faces of ,four, 11673; 1321511; as Father/father, 2 1011; 593; 8 976'11; 9ii 30 I: 13 459; (llIrlor renon, 14 122; in heaven, 7 394&11; 16218; 
fear of, 11 7511, 291, 576,664, 719, 732-3, 743, 747; 12 385; 18 466, 635 (see also Yahweh/ Jehovah); and Christ's mediation, 11 690; and salvation, 11 659 (.lee also salvation); 
	feminine 	counterpart, 	18 
1658; 
asfilius philosoPlwrum, 13 162; as fire, 5 135,243,524; 10728; and fish-eating, as j)(lrtirijHltioll mystique, 13337; 
fishing-rod of, 13 456; 
four, see Barbelo S.l'. God; NUMBERS; 
as function, 6412,413; 
and Godhead, 6 429; 18 1614: as gold, 12 319, 445; 
and hell-fire, 12446; 
help of the lonely, 18674; hermaphrodite, 1241011, 436n; "higher" and "good," 13 247; and human nature, dignity of, 12419; 
idea of, 5 83, 128; 7 217, 219: 13471; evolution of, 14517; and existence of, 7 110; "good," 11 480; and malla, 8 129; in Old Testament, 1064°; as illusion, 11 142; 
-image, see sep. entry below; imagination of, 12 396, 399; Incarnation of/incarnatio Dei, 9ii 185; 11 29°,624,626,650, 654, 741, 744, 758; 14 288, 295'11, 789; 16 381; 18 1549; continuing, see Holy Ghost/ spirit s.v.; commemorated in Mass, 11 338, 378, 413; partial consummation of, 11 626; preparations for, 11 671, 690; 
3°1 

purpose of, 11 631, 642, 657, 664; stone (alchemical) and, 14 643; 
as individual, 6 58; 
individual minds and, 8 660: jealous, 12 42211; 
king as, see God-man; 
kingdom of, 9i 156: 13 141; knowledge otJcogllitio Dei, 13 126; 14 29411, 364, 652, 657, 685; 
lapis/stone and, 12 431, 462, 512; 13 127,384; 1464°; 16 454; as concretization of, 14 643; revealed by God, 12 356&11,423,462; 
Leibniz on, 8 937; 
libido and, 5 170, 443; 
ligh t aspect of, see ligh t .I. V. ; love/goodness of, 5 129; 11 664, 689, 698, 715, 729; 14 375, 507, 781; glows in hellfire,9ii 191; 12446; mystical, 5 13&-7 (see also love S.l'. divine); love for, man's, 5 97, 1 11; 12 2411 (see also Gotlesminne); and hate, 10 876; 
man and, 5 134, 178; 9ii 327; 10 634; 11 956: 13 127; as analogy of God, 16 537; birth of God in, 14444&'11; compulsion towards, 5 30, 11411, 124: identity with, 11 105, 399; incarnation as, see above; individual relationship with, 10 507; intention/desire of God to become, 11 625, 63911, 675, 746, 749; 13 392; in likeness/ima~e of, 5 583; 12 Iln; 13 160; 14 770; opposition between, 11 739: in place of God, 5 10 I; primitives' concept, 7 108; redemption of, 11 697; in Renaissance, 13 152; "second God" in, 14 4 I; included in sonship of God, 11 235; (see also Godimage s.v. in man; God-man); and matter, 12 431; 14 374, 

GOD - GOD(S) 

GOD - GOD(S) 

God (cont.): 
766; liberation from. 12 420. 451-2; projection into, 12432; male and female in, 1340; 14 63011; 
metaphysical. 18 151 1; Mother of, see Mary; 
as mother, see mother s.v.; name of, four letter, 16 497n, 533n (see also tetragrammaton): nationalist. 10 397; 
Nietzsche on, 11 142. 145; 13 163; 
and "nothing-but" psychology, 11 242n; 
as Nothingness. 11 893; 
of Old and New Testament. 9ii 299; 11 358; 12 522: 14 375. 507,781; 18 1533:-4. 1645; alchemical idea of, 11 350; of New Testament. 9i 18; paternalism in, 5 89; 
omnipotence of. 14785; 
One. 13 117n; 
One and Many. 5 423; 
as one-horned/unicorn. 12521, 522; 13 134; 
ontological proof of (Anselm). 
659; 
"outside" man. 12 10. 12; 
paradox/ambivalence of, 8 103; 11738; 18 1537-9.1545,1551. 1556. 1593. 1680-1; 
pneuma and soma. 9ii 400; 18 1553; 
as point. 1441; polarity of, 12 547; 
positive and negative concept of, 11 738&n; 
presence of. 14374. 392; 
as prima materia, 12 431; 16 
533n; 
as primal cause, 18 1471; 
primitive concept of, 7 108; 
as primordial experience. 5 260; 11 480; 
as principle of existence, 11 763; 

projection and. 7 333; Prometheus and. 6 296. 3°1; psyche and, 11 142; in collective unconscious. 17 207; fear of, and, 17302; 
psychic: in fact. 11 751; factor. 11 137; quantity. 11 463; 
as psychological function. see function(s); 
quaternary vision of, 9ii 397n; 11101 (see also NUMBERS: four); as quaternity, see quaternity s.v. ; 
as reality. see reality s.v.; -redeemer. 6 297; relationship/"relativity" of, 6 411-15.431-2; 7 394n; 11279. 454; 
renewal of, 6 325-6; 
as res/res simplex, 12 372, 431; 13 1 17n. 264; 
right and left hands of, 9ii 99. 107; 11 470. (P358); 18 1537; Schiller's view of, 6 141; 
and self, 7 399, 400; 10644; 14 129n, 273, 558, 711; 18 1419; -atman, 11 956-7; -offering. in Mass, 11 378; self-transforming, 11 146; shadow of, 9ii 183; 
sons of, 13 107; 14355.7°4; 18 1553; devil as. see devil s.v. God; Mercurius as second. 13 271; 14 22; quaternity of. 13 366 (see also Son, The); 
sonship of: doubleltwo, see Ebionites; man's inclusion in. 11 235; threefold, see Basilides; and Sophia/wisdom, see Sophia s.v. ; 
and soul, 6 423-4,428-9; 8 677; 11 124; 12 11, 19. 215; as impulse of the soul. 13 82; as master of souls, 13 244; true. 13 174; as vice-regent of, 12 396; 
speaks through dreams and visions, 18601,603; 

as sphere, 14 41; 
as Spirit/spirit of, 5 583; 7 217; 8 102.359.653;9i385.394; 11 152; 12313.512; 13137. 17In; 14 10; 18 359; 
and state, 10 510; 
as summum bonum, see Summum Bonum s.v.; 
as sun. 5 128, 135, 138, 163, 176, 178; 12445.fig. 181; 14 130, 568n; in Augustine, see Augustine s.v. God; primitive view of. 8 329, 411; 
sun as eye of, 8 394; symbol(s)/symbolism, 6310; 9ii 304; 13 363; of symbols, 18 657; 
terrenus/terrestris, see deus; is terrible, 18 690; 
as tetraktys, 11 95; 
as totality, 10622; 11 74011; transcendent, 14 785; transformation of, in Mass. 11 338; 
triadic conceptions of, 11 222; 
Trinity, 11 103. 289; threefold nature of, 12 98; 
as ultimate principle. 10864; and the unconscious, 11 757; unconsciousness of. 11 560. 575,597,600.638•659; 
unio mentalis in, see unio mentalis; 
union with, 5 102n, 339, 672; 13 30In; 16381; 
unity of, 12 31; 13 150; 1441; as value, 6417.421; 
vision of. 7 217; 13477; 
voice of, see voice/vox s.v. Dei; wager with, 7311; 
will of/act of, 9ii 48-51; 11 524-5, 539; 12 36n; 16 393, 517; 18 1627, 1637, 1667; and fate, 12 36n; 
"within." 6 370; 11 101. 105; word of, 13 110. 116n. 148. 242n; 
world as visible. 8 927; 

world-system and, 8 677; wrath of/wrathiul, 7 430; 12 215; 13 110; 16511,513; 
see also Godhead; God-image; Godless; God-man; God-substitute; Son, The; Yahwehl Jehovah 
god(s)/divinity, 4 350; 5 133. 388, 438.574; 6 324. 435; 7 105, Ill, 150, 151, 164. 326. 389. 466; 9i 356; 9ii 321; 10394.566; 11 8; 12 40&n, 246,346; 1357.66,91, 130,34011.341; 14787; 
absolute. 11 771; 
"accursed." see Celsus; acknowledgement of. 13 55-6; of air, 9i 702; 
"all things full of," 8 930; ancient, degradation of, 9i 26; 12 84; 13 49, 54; as unconscious powers. 9ii 41; androgyny of, 5 662.fig. 19; animaVtheriomorphic attributes/representation. 5 36, 144; 9ii 55; 14601; ithyphallic. 9ii 331; snake-. 14 266; archaic, 11 571; 
as archetypes. 9i 50; 
in Babylonian epics. see BabyIon; 
Buddha(-ism). and. 10 1003; 1347; Tibetan. 11 380, 791; Celtic, 6 40 In; 
child-, 9i 259. 281; 181552; as archetype. 9i 268; 
chthonic. 5 183, 594; Mercurius as. see Mercurius s. v. ; pair of, 12 435n; seven (in Faust), 12 204-5; 
circle of, see circle s.v.; company of, see below paut neteru; 
and consciousness, 11 23 1; corn-. see corn s.V.; 
of destruction and salvation, 14 257, 274; 
dismembered (Osiris), 13 97; doctor as. 7 206,214,217; 

3°2 

3°3 

GOD(S) - GOD-IMAGE 

GOD(S) - GOD-IMAGE 

god(s) (cont.): 
dreams as messengers of, 7 21/433; 
dying, 9ii 321; 11 612, 641, 718; 18 550; Christ as, 11 146, 650; mother of, 11 646; and rebirthlrenewal, 5 165, 175, 494, 526, 534-5; 6 435; 18 1566; 
earth, 12 24011; 
eating of, 5 522,526&11 (see also American Indians: NORTH: 
Aztec(s)s.v. teoqualo); as food, 8 333; 
and father-imago, 5 63&11; fire-, 9i 106; 
fish-, see ANIMALS: fish s.v.; flaying of, 5 594, 595; 13 92; four: faces, 13 360; functions as, 7 36&-7; in vision, 7 366; of Gentiles, 13 17611; 
and goddesses: bisexuality of, 5 358; as libido-symbols, 5 32 1-4; as opposites, 14 655; 
Greek, see Greece/Greek s.v.; -hero, symbolized by spring zodion, 5 596; 
hidden, see deus absconditus; hierosgamos of, see hierosgamos s.v.; 
-images, archaic, 7 217, 219, 248; 12 12; Ufos as, 10 622 (see also God-image); 
as immortal part of man, 5 296; 
Indian, see India s.v.; kinship with, 7 398; lapis as, 14 607; 
as libido-analogues, 8 92; 
of light, see light s. v.; "metamorphosis of," 10 1020; names of, see name(s) s.v. god(s); 
of nature, 13 18611; pagan, 5 113, 600n; Sol and Luna as, 13 186 (see also deity s.v. nature); and opposites, 7 Ill, 113; 
paut neteru (Egyptian), 12 84; 

of planets, see planets; 
as psychic: factors, 9i 49; 1354; forces, personified, 10 387, 431; 
and psychological change, agents of, 11 20; psychopompic, 18 267; quaternio of, 9ii 397; 
relativity of, 11 140&n; 
of revelation, 13 219; 
ritual communion with, 7 159; sacrifice and, 5 650, 656; 11 339; 13 10711; 18 1083; by hanging, 5 349, 594; 
seven, see planet(s); star(s); solar/sun, see sun s.v.; 
son-, 5 392; 
of spring, 18 1083; 
stone as birthplace of, 13 128; symbol(s)/-ism, 8 92; of self, 9i 315; 
transformation: Greek, 8 655; self-, 5 389; through man, 5 524,612; 
	turned 	into 	philosophical 
ideas, 18756; 
as the unconscious, 5 457; 10 681; 
unconscious contents and, 11 242; 
unconscious need for, 18 634; world of, 13 193; 
yoga and, 13 56; 
see also Mithras; triad(s) s.v. Trinity 
"God(god)-Almightiness," 10 437; 12563; 18 1643; see also inflation Goddard, Air Marshall Sir Victor, 8 983 
goddess(es), 5 fig. 3; 9i 57911; 6 
383, 398; 9ii 24; 
as ani ma, 9i 61; matriarchal, 13 131; 
animal attributes of, 5 42 In (see also Hecate); 
black, 146°7; 
earth (Mexican), 1~ fig. 8; of fate, see fate s.v.; 

immortality by suckling, 5 58 Ill; 
as libido-symbols, 5 324; of love, see love s. v.; moon-, see moon s. v. ; mother-, see mother S.V.; as mother-symbol, 9i 156; numen of, 16438; 
phallic symbolism of, 5 324, pI. XXIX; 
of Reason, see Reason, Goddess of; 
sun-, see sun s.v.; 
as symbols of self, 9i 315; "thought-forms" (Tibetan), as, 11 850; 
turquoise (Navaho), 13 130 Godefridus, see Godfrey, Abbot of Admont 
godfather, see godparents Godfernaux, A.: Le Sentiment et la pensee et leurs principaux aspects ph:vsiologiques, 3 7811, 16611 Godfrey, Abbot of Admont, and al- 
legories of Mary, 13 389; 14 73 In ; 
Homiliae Domillicales: Homilia Ill, 1338911; 14 73In; Homilia IV, 14 73n; Homilia LXIII, 13 38911 
Godfrey, Prior of St. Swithin's, epitaph on Abelard, 6 7411 
Godhead, 9ii 305; 
essence of, in Brother Klaus's vision, 11 476; 
and mystical unity of Mass, 11 378; 
priest in, 18 627; as soul, 11 840; 
and transcendent spirit, 9i 390; unconscious, in Eckhart's theology, 9ii 3°1 
God-image/imago Dei, 5 97; 6 319, 412; 8 528; 9ii 7o&n; 11 192, 558, 656, 660, 740; 13 416; 14 140, 269-7°,427,569,681, 704, 718, 736, 748, 770; 18 1589; amoral, 18 1688; 

anthropomorphic, 9ii 99, 122; 10847; 
archaic, 18 359; archetype/archetypal ideas, 5 89, 129, 497; 8 390; 9i 5; 11 102,238; 12 11&/1, 14; 1448n; 18 1495, 1508-9, 1688; incarnation of, 5 497; 
as autonomous psychic content, 18 1507; 
in Cain and A bel , 11 628; 
as "centre of all things," 9ii 343; 
in Christ, and man, 9ii 70-2; Christian doctrine as expression of, 9ii 270; 
complexes transferred to, 595' creation of, 5 95; 
destruction of, and effects on man, 9ii 170; 
eagle as, 13475; 
evolu tion of, 18 1681; 
father as, 10 66; 
human element in, 9ii 185; incomplete, 9ii 185; 
in man, 9i 626; 9ii 265; 13 160; 18 1556; and in Christ, see above; reformation, renewal of, 9ii 73; spontaneous experience, 9ii 303; 
mandala as, 9i 572, 626; numinosity of, 11 454, 558; prayer and, 5 257, 260; 
self as, 5 612; 9ii 42,73, 116, 17°,320; 10806; 11 231, 233, 238,281,289; 13289,3°111; 18 1495; 
stone as, 13 128; 
as a symbol, 6201-2; transformatiun of, 5 396n; and changes in consciousness, 9ii 3°3; 
two sides of, 18 1537; unconscious and, 5 98; 10746; 18 1511; 
and world-soul, 11 187; Wotan as, 9i 442; Yahwistic, see Yahweh; 

304 

3°5 

GODLESS - GOETHE: FAUST 

GODLESS - GOETHE: FAUST 

3°6 
God-image (cont.): 
see also god(s) .\.11. -images; imago. father- 
Godless. movement of. 10372 godlikeness. 6 147; 7 113.240/460. 260/476• 389. 454. 464&11. 466; 18 1470; 
Adler's term. 7 224/453; and arrogance. 7 224-5; 
or conscious/unconscious atti tudes. 6 150; 
of introverted ideal state. 6 14°; 
of Prometheus, 6 295-7; see also inflation 
God-man. 11 81. 141. 203, 222. 625. 628. 758; 13 392; 14 355, 744; 18 548. 568; 
as archetype. 9ii 283; 14 744; Christ/Jesus as, 11 228.758; 12 412.415.455; 18 1566. 1570; as Son of God, 12412,415; CyrilIian doctrine of. 6 34; disappearance of, into unconscious. 18 598; 
king as. in ancient Egypt. 14 350. 352; 
Manu as. 12 533; Mercurius as. 14 22 
godparents. 5538; 9i 93. 140. 172; 18361.362 
God-substitute, 10 874 
Godwina F .• see Jung: CASES vo!. 1 (8) 
Goebbels. J.. 10420. 472 
Goethe. J. W. von. 2 72n; 3 391. 393. 397; 5 182n. 283n. 366n. 591; 6 375. 4200; 8 112. 707. 731; 9i 187. 190.408.516; 9ii 325; 10 22. 199. 397n. 417; 11 184; 1390; 14319; 16386.398; 17301; 1859; 
and Bettina Brentano. 1 123; and Christiane Vulpius. 8 869n; 
and conjuration of flower image. 1 28; 
and Eckermann conversations. 

see Eckermann; 
as extraverted (reeling) type. 6 103-4. 142. 148&1l. 288. 309; 12 204; 
and SchilIer. 6 103-4. 1181l. 142-3. 148; 9i 387; 
and significance of colour red. 83841l; 
and Frau von Stein, 9i 141; 
in S. W.'s trance fantasies. 163; systole/diastole principle. 6 4. 6. 234.34°; 787; 8 70&1l. 765; thinking function in. 11 244; 12 204; 
and "two souls." 3 1°5; WORKS: 
Briefwechsel //lit Schiller, 6 117n• 142nn• 143n, 148n; Dichtung und Wahrheit, 12 85n; 
Egmont, Klarchen's song, 18 1083n; 
Elective Affinities, 1 lOon; Faust, see sep. entry below; "Geheimnisse." 6 3 14n; 7 38on; 13391; 
Zur Naturwissenscluift, 1 28n; "Die neue Melusine," 9i 408n; 14 412; 
"Pandora." 6 303&n. 304n, 306-7.315-16; 
	"Prometheus 	Fragment." 
Werke IV, 6288-94.315-16; Prometheus fragment in Werke I, 6 292&n (see also Prometheus); "Schatzgraber," 14 19w; Torquato Tasso, 2 121/l; Untitled poem "Warum gabst du uns die tiefen Blicke," 9i 5100; 1085&n (see also 4 728 (quote from same poem)); 
	West-ostli£her 	Diwan, 	14 
192n; 16 462n; 17 284n Goethe:Faust, 3 391, 393, 396-8; 4 173, 603. 780. (P77); 5 117-22, 577n; 6 75. 85. 202. 223, 315. 

7°6,829; 7 121. 153,311,382, 397; 8 188,414. 71o; 9i 60, 204, 298, 518n; 10 150n, 200, 278, 368, 674, 844; 11 263, 471-2. 522,9°5.9°6; 12 108.320; 133, 70, 120, 145. 210; 14 81. 278. 493,498,646; 15 25n. Ill. 117. 134. 138, 141-2, 148• 154, 185. 191-2, 199; 16 406. 470, 491. 500; 17 300, 320; 18 553, 759, 1281; 
and alchemy, 9i 268n; 1242-3. 85. 554,558-64; 13 159, 163; 14658, 6641l, 791; 15 15gn; 16 407; 18 1692-9; 
axiom of Maria in, 18 1695; conflict in. 5 86, 119; 7 43; and Germans. a primordial image, 5 45&n; 10 423. 434; 13 154; 15 153, 159; 
life and death in, 5 319; longings in, 5 1 17-19, 299; medieval background. 6 376; mission as saviour and destroyer, 5 120; 
redemption of, 6 317; 
and religion, 6324-5; 13 120; and sun. symbolism/wish to follow, 5 122&n, 15Bn, 416-17; yearning for rebirth/immortality in, 5 417; 6 317; TRANSLATIONS: 
Part One: L. MacNeice, 6 81gn; 7 (pv), 224&n/453&n. 258&n; 13 105n; 142 19n; P. Wayne, 4 173n; 5 117n, 118n. 12on. 122n, 158n. 181/l. 235n. 31gn. 351/l. 4100. 417n; 6 368&n; 8 188n. 71on; 10 278n. 302&n, 30gn; 11905n, 907n; No details of tr.. 4 603n; 9i 181/l; 13 (P252); 16398n; 
Part Two: L. MacNeice. 5 84n. 12on, 18on, 235n, 29gn; 7 (pv), 257&n/472&n, 258&n/473&n, 382n, 475&n, 14 54on; B. Taylor, 11 263n; 
3°7 

P. Wayne, 5 235n, 299n, 331/l; 6 202n, 378n; 12 203n; 13 155n, 228n; 14 33n; No details of tr.. 5 449n; 9i 18on; 18 13551l; 
CHARACTERSITHEMES: 
Aegean Festival, 14 658; 18 1692, 1698; 
Boy Charioteer. 12 243,558; 14 20on, 463; 18 1696, 1698; Cabiri, 8 962; 9i 408, 425. 715; 10 692n, 738; 11 IIg-20.125,183. 243-4&n. 368; 12 203-5, 209. 210; 18 1695 (see also Cabir/Cabiros/ Cabiri); 
Earth Spirit. 13 I05n; entelechy. 12 211/l; 14 115; 18 1699; 
Eternal Feminine, 6 315; 14 327; 15 191. 199. 211; 16 361; 
Euphorion. 12 243. 558; 13 216; 14 20on. 463; 18 1698-9; 
Galatea. 9i 680; 12 243; 13 220; 
Gretchen. 4 68-71. 73; 5 119,120; 6 315, 317, 378; 9i 141; 13 220; 14 463; 15 138-9,211; 16361; 
Helen, 5 182, 245; 6 202, 315. 317, 378; 9i 60; 10 75-6; 12 558; 13 215-16, 220; 14463; 15211. 213; 16 361; 18 1698; 
Homunculus, 9i 680; 9ii 338n; 12 243, 558; 14 20on. 463, 748; 18 16g8 (see also homunculus); 
Marianus, Doctor. 5 33 1; 6 378; 9i 204, 268&n; 12 558; 18 1699 (see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Morienus); 
Mater Gloriosa/Virgin Mary/ Queen of Heaven, 6 317, 378; 13 228n; 14463. 6641l; 15211;16361; 

GOETZ - GOOD AND EVIL 

GOETZ - GOOD AND EVIL 

Goethe: Faust (cont.): 
Mephistopheles,4 173; 584, 180-1, 299, 374//; 449; 6 315, 345, 593; 7 224/453, 258/475, 419n; 9i 254,310, 513; 9ii 371; 10 304, 368, 423, 439, 715; 11 718; 12 87-8, 119, 137, ~111; 13 120, 1711l, 250, 295&//; 14 3311, 177; 15 159&n; 17 312; as black dog/poodle, 5 118, 181; 9i 254; 1288; 13 120; 14 177; 18 1694, 1696; coldness of, 13 120; asfamiliaril, 1288; 13 120, 295; 14 177; 18 1694; -Faust relationship, 6 315, 345; 9i 24211, 254, 513; 17 312; Mercurius as, 18 1694, 1696; ravens of, 18 1694; 
Mothers, The, 5 180, 182-3, 
264, 299, 373, 480, 553, 55711, 631; 6 202, 315; 9i 183; 14 506; 15 134, 159, 213; 
Paris, 5 182, 245; 6202; 12 558-9; 15 2 13; 
Philemon and Baucis, 10 
423,434; 12561; 18 1699; Proktophantasmist, 3 391; 4 (P85); 6 117; 103°9; 11 750; Proteus, 9ii 338n; 
tripod, fiery, 5182,245,299; 6202&n; 
Walpurgisnacht, 4 (P85); 7 520; 12 6l1!, 119; 13120; 15 190; 18 1696 
Goetz, B.: Deutsche Dichtung, 10 
3911!; 
Das Reich ohne Raum, 9i 39611; 10384; 14412n; 15142;puer aeternus in, 9i 269 
Gog, and Magog/Majuj, 9i 252, 255,256; 9ii 133&n, 168; 
Yajui and Majui, 9ii 133n Gogarten, F., 11480&n 
Gogh, V. van, 15 174 
Gokard tree, 12 536 

gold/aurum, 9i 534, 560; 11 92; 12 84.99,271,343, 348n, 433,445, 49°,5°8,518; 1335, 103, 133, 193, 196,267, 357!!, 372, 404; 14 6,16,41,248,303,683n,720,724, 734, 736; 16 398, 404; 18 260; 
aurum aurae (aurum hermeticulll), 12 fig. 209; 
aurum non vulgi, 10 728; 1~ 40, 
2°7,47°,49°; 13355; 16'398, 418; definitions of, 13 203; as Mercurius, 12518;, aurum nostrum/our gold,: 9ii 194; 12 40, 99, 207; 14 624, 642,6.1)4; 
aurum philosophicum/Philosoplwrum, 9i 543; 11 92; 12 99, 103, 165, 220, 224; 13 353n; 14 2!!, 6 (see also below philosophical) ; 
aurum potabile, 9i 543; 10741; 12335; 13 I711!, 212, 35311; 14 698; 164°8; 
aurum vitreum, 9i 543; 12 99, 335; 13245; 
aurum volatile, 12 470; 
aurum vulgi/common gold, 14 40, 110,654; 
circular form of, 1441; 
as colour, 14 390, 400n, 625, 639, 725; Asophol, 1462411 (see also COLOURS: gold); 
in dreams, 8 396; coins in, 12 102-4, 127; 
essence of (Paracelsan), 13 171/!; 
and excrement, 5 276; 
four elements in, 12 220; 
glass, see above aurum vitreum; as goal of opus, 14 104, 126, 445,654; 
and God: colour of, 12319; as Deus terrenus, 12 445; 
in head, 14 62611 (see also head S.v. golden); 
hoard of, 9i 267;' 
and king, 14 354&n, 355, 465, 720,736; 

- ma ki n g/prod ucti on! generation (chry.\opoea), 5 18211; 124°,99, 159,341,343,424, 4411!, 515; 13 7611, 121, 212, 252, 285, 414; 14 41, Ill, 11311, 114, 314, 685; 16 353; "Dictionary of Goldmaking," 1397; tree as symbol of, 13414; 
man, 1387; 
of Mercurius, see Mercurius S.V.; 
Mercurius as solvent of, 14 416; 
Mercury (planet), 1284; philosophical, 9i 617; 10 728; 1241, 207, 335, 564; 13 267, 282, 354; 14 110, 126, 354, 698; lapis as, see la/Jis philosophorum s.v.; 
prima materia, 12425; 
as quaternity/four, 14 41, 563, 698; 
rotundum/sphere, 12 10911, 116, fig· 164; 
sign for: alchemical, 9i 537; Platonic, 11 92; 
and silver, 12 366n, 426, 436, jig. 142K,C; 1399, 137n, 390; 14 
1 Ill, 45,114,181,291,316, 35411,532,562,563,713,731n; 16 404; in metallic/philosophical tree, 13 119, 446; 
as opposites, 12 436; 
-smith, 13 252; 
and Sol/sun, 9i 554; 11 160; 12 445,47°; 1395, 107, 157,273; 1441,47, 110, 113n, 114, 120, 134, 154,563,578,608; anima aurea, 12 445; 
solar, 12 101; 14725; "spiritual," 12 470 (see also spirit (1) S.V. gold); 
and sulphur, 14 134; 
as symbol: of Anthropos, 9i 555; of eternity, 13 186; of self, 9ii 418; 11 276; 
tincture of: lapis as, 12 462, 505; Mercurius as, 13 255; 

viscous, 12 209; 
see a I.\{) COLOURS: gold; spirits.v. 
Goldbrunner,j., 18 1591;llldividuation, 18 (P707) 
Gold Coast, .Iee Ghana 
Golden Age, 6 124, 126; 8412; 9i 471,480; 18563 
The Golden Bowl, see Hoffmann, E.T.A.(W) 
golden fleece (al/reum l'el/us), 12 2°5,206,457 
golden flower, see Chinese alchemy S.l'.; Wilhelm: The Secret of the Goldell Flower 
golden plover, see ANIMALS s.V. golden 
Goldney, K. M., 8 966 Goldschmidt, Adolph: Germal1 Illuminatiol1, 14 526n 
Goldschmidt, Lazarus: Der babylonische Talmud, 12 54onn, 543n, 545n 
Golem, see Meyrink s.v. 
Golgotha, 14 555-6, 653n golliwog, dream of, 17 37 Goltz, -, 3 193 
gompa, 11 802 
Gomperz, T., 6 45, 48, 51, 52, 53; Greek Thinkers, 64411, 45n, 48n, 5In, 521!, 53n, 708n; 11 18611, 1921! 
Gonzales, L., 8 395; 
The Testament oflgnatius Loyola, tr. E. M. Rix, 8 395n 
good, 137°,2281111; 
and better, 17320; decomposition of, 11 457n; and evil, see good and evil; knowledge of, 10858-9; 
and ousia, identification, 18 1593; 
present and future, 5 185; see also goodness 
good and evil/bad, 5 86, 87, 170; 7 10/419, 40, 110, 164, 224, 236, 237/458; 8518; 9i 189,397,399, 595n; 9ii 79n, 81-3,423; 10573, 676,860,883; 11 133, 247, 253, 

3°8 

309 

GOODENOUGH - GRAY 

GOODENOUGH - GRAY 

good and evil (cont.): 
267, 457n, 459, 526, (P357), 653, 742,825; 12 19,22,24,36,214, 258; 132 28n, 244, 249, 276n; 14 86, 202, 206, 232, 252, 337, 346, 673, 785; 16 388-9; 18 1553, 1592, 1617, 1650; 
TITLE: "Good and Evil in Analytical 
Psychology," 10858-86; 
beyond, 11 258, 267; 18 1651; capabilities of soul, 12 I 1; conflict between, 7 289; 
as counterparts, 13 257; 
in God, 11 291; 
in man, 17 95, 256, 290; Mercurius as, 13 267; 
as opposites, 9i 567; 9ii 84, 187; 11 247; 1222,25,192; 14 1,6, 31, 86, 199, 205-6, 647; 16146; 18564,1406; union of, 1224-5; 
principle of, 16387, 533; 
in Protestantism, 11 547; relativity of, 7 287; 10 866; 12 25; 17209; 18 1657; in quaternity, 18 1618; 
see also privatio boni Goodenough, E. R., 9ii 178n, 185n, 
187n, 224n; 
"The Crown of Victory in Judaism," 5 268n; 14 6n, 31gn; 16 49~; 
Jewish Symbols in the GrecoRoman Period, 9ii 127n, 14~, 17~, 1800 
goodness: doctor as personification of, 7 97-9; 
an individual acquisition, 18 1378 
goose, see ANIMALS s.v. Gordian knot, 13 230 
gorge, in spontaneous visual impression, 9i 327 
Gorgon, 5 265, 577, pI. XIVb; head of, 9i 319; 
see also Graeae 
Goring, Hermann, 10420 
Goring, Professor M. H., 10 1016n, 

1021,1048,2°55 Gorky, Maxim, 3 105 
Gorres,]. ]. von: Die christliche Mystik, 1117n, 143n; 5 163n; 6966n; 18700; 
Emanuel Swedenborg, seine Visionen und sein Verhiiltnis zur Kirche, 18 700 
GoshlDrvashpa, bull's soul, 5 662 Gospel(s)/gospel(s), 7 108; 9i 230, 248, 611n, 715; 9ii 148,274; 10 294; 11 222; 13 89n, 96; 
e ternaIleverlastin g/ evangelium aeternum, 9ii 137; 11 719,733; 18 1552&n; four (3 + 1), 9i 6lln, 715; 10738,751; 13366; four-fold, 16 378n; 
as historical sources, 11 222; illustrations of, 14 454; meaning of, 11 146; miraculous elements in, 9ii 274; 
and myth, 11 451; 
synoptic, 9ii 148; 11 645; 13 292; 
see also BIBLE: N.T. 
"Gospel of Truth" (Gnostic), 18 1515, 1827 
gossip, role of, 5 436, 438 Gothic: Age, 8 649, 656; cathedral, see cathedral s.v.; man, 109°8; 
style, 10905 
Gotterdiimmerung, 13 302 Gottesminne, 7214; 836; 10 199; see also God s.V. love 
Gotthelf, ].: The Black Spider, 10 67In 
Gourmont, R. de: Le Latin mystique, 12481; 13 448n; 14 727n governess, 9i 156 
Gower, J.: Confessio amantis, 16 (PI67),523&n 
goyim, 13 148 
Grabowsky, A.: "Psychologische Tatbestandsdiagnostik," 2 66~, <P491) 
grace, 12 14n, 32, 36,415,420,433, 

462,475,557; 138o, 143,234: of the Church, 10651; 
divine, 7 108; 9i 205, 208-9, 237,239; 9ii 198; 11 7, 28; external origin of, 11 771; 
gift of, 9i 205; 11 501; 
gratia adiuvans and sanctificans, 11 7n; 
"of Heaven," 5 149n; in magic rites, 9i 232; 
man's dependence on, 11 770; and the Mass, 11 307n, 403; means of, 11 542; 
restoration through, 9ii 72; state of, 9ii 65: 
water of, 13 110 
"Gracious One" (vena), 6 331-2 gradient: energy, see energy .5.V.; of libido, see libido s.v. 
Graeae,9i 157; see also Gorgon Graeter, C.: "Ein Fall von epilep,tischer Amnesie durch Hypermnesie beseitigt," 1 1300 
Graf, M.: Richard Wagner im Fliegenden Holliinder, 5 299n 
Graham, B., 18 146 In 
Grail, 64°7; 9i 4°,51; 12fig. 88; 18 
1684, 1783; 
as feminine religious symbol, 18 1530; 
as Hermetic vessel, 6 37 m; 12 245n, 246n; 
king, 54500; 14375; 
legend of, 6 401&n; 14 188n, 357n, 369; 
messenger of, anima-figure, 7 374; 10713; 16504; 
and opposites, 6 371-3; Saint-Graal, 8 559n; 
and spear, 18261,263; 
-stone, 12 246n, 263; 
of Wolfram von Eschenbach, see Wolfram von Eschenbach; see also Gnostic(-ism) s.v. vessel 
grain: field of, 9i 333; 
of mustard seed, 13321; regenerative power of, 5 676; sowing of, 13 97n; 

of wheat/granum frumenti, 12 103, 357,433,49°; 13403 graru:l (grape-pips), 14 683 
grande hysterie, 1 13, 18 
"Grandes heures du duc de Berry," 12fig· 159; 16454 
grandeur, delusions/ideas of, 1 213, 214, 215, 283; 3 211, 291, 309, 343-6 
grandfather(s),4 744n; 9i 398; 
].'s, in S. W.'s seances, 1 45, 97 S. W.'s, as spiritualistic control, 1 39, 46, 55, 126, 127-9, 132 
grandmother/"granny," 9i 156, 
188,189; 11997; 17216-17,219; and death, 17 5-6; 
devil's, 9i 189; 
game of, 17 54; 
as "mouth," 17219 Granet, M., 8 924; 
La Pensee chi noise, 8 924n grape(s), 9ii 312; 11 612; 13 35gn, 
4°3,419; 
harvest, 11 720; 
-pips (graru:l), 14683; see also TREES: vine 
graphite, 12 327 
graphology, 6 917; 8867; 18159 "graphomaniacs," see Lombroso s. v. grass, 9i 250 
Grasseus, Johannes, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Bibl. chem. cur. s.v.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
grasshopper, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Gratarolus, 9ulielmus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Gratianus, 13 445 grave(s), 9i 157; 13 128; 
stench of/odor sepulchrorum, 14 658n, 701 
Graves, R., 13 (P63n) 
gravitation, 10 611, 624, 667; see also Ufo(s) s. v. weightlessness gravity, spirit of, 10939; 11245; 12 
79 
Gray, L. H., and J. MacCulloch: 
The Mythology of All Races, 5 figs. 28, 33 

310 

311 

GRAY - GROUP 
GRAY - GROUP 
Gray, Ronald D.: Coetlll' till' Alchemist, 13 9011 
Great Bear, see Bear, constellations of 
Great Magic Papyrus of Paris, see 
	ALCHEMICAL 	WRITERS: 	Magic 
Papyri 
Great Mother, see Mother s.v. greatness, national, 10 976 
Great War, see Wars.v. World War I Grebelskaja, S., 3 390; 
"Psychologische Analyse eines Paranoiden," 3 39011 
Greece/Greek(s)/Hellenistic, 109°8; alchemy, see alchemy s.v.; character, dichotomy of, 6 964; Nietzsche on, 6 223, 228-30; child-motif in, 9i 259; consciousness, 11 373; 
and dreams, 3 525; 
essence and spirit of, 18 548; executions in, 5 41511; folksongs, 5 8 Ill, 17°11; 
gods, 9i 26; 11 607; 18 568; triads of, 11 179-93 (see also sep. entry below Greek mythology); Greco-Roman: religions, and Christianity. 10 1006; world, 8 649, 683; 15 150; 
heroes of, 17 298; homosexuality in, 7 173; 17 272; 
influence, 11 609, 905; intellect, 8 743; 
language, 1 144, 1 R3; 18 172; and literature, 11 H60; 
Magic Papyri, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v.; 
medicine in, 14367; 18 231; and moderns, contrasted, 6 1°7; 
mysteries, see mystery(-ies) s.v,; 
mythology, see sep. entry below; oracle head in, 11 373; Orthodox Church, 11 283n, 324; 14631; 
philosophy, see philosophy s. v. ; Satan, 13377; 
and the soul, 8 663-4; sun-wheel in, 546011; syncretism, Sff syncretism .I.l'. Hellenistic: 
temperament, and Germanic, 10 394; 
tragedy, 6 231 
greed, 8 236; egotism and, 18 1398-9; of a nation, 18 14°1 Greek mythology/myths, 5 24; 13 
178; 14735; 1882,260,1132; 
	matriarchal-patriarchal 	ele- 
ments in, 11 711; 
see also illdividuallUl/IlI's of deities af/d mythological beillgs; alld see Greece s.v. gods 
green, see COLOURS s.v. 
Gregory the Great, St. (Pope Gregory IX), 9ii 158; 11 152; 14 17, 255,579,582,642; 
Dialogorum lihri IV, 11 32n; 
EPistolae, 16468n; 
Expositiones in librum I Regum, 9ii 32011, 32 Ill; 11 15211; 14 23511, 534n, 643n; 
Homiliae ill Evangelia, 14255n; Homiliae in Ez.echielem, 14 17n, 642n; 
Moralia in Job, 9ii 158n; 13 407n; 14 174n, 579n, 642n; 
III septem psalmos penitentiales expositio, 13 275n; 14582n; Super Cantica Canticorum, 13 45811; 14 18 Ill; 16 49611 
Gregory XII, Pope, 12 362n Gregory XIV, Pope, 12478; 13281 Gregory, Dr., 4 (P87) 
Gregory of Nyssa, St.: De vita S. 
Cregorii Thaumaturgi, 11 21311 Gregory Thaumaturgus, St., 11 213-14 
gremlins, 9i 408 
Grenfell, B. P., see Christ/Jesus s.v. sayings of/etc. 
Gressmann, H.: Altorientalische Texte, 5 375n, 65911; 
Die orientalischen Religionen, 5 
fig· 42 
Gretchen, see Goethe's Faus/: 
CHAKACTERS s.v. 
Greverus, Jodocus, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS S.l'. 
grex segregatus, 10 384 greybeard, 13276 Griesinger, W., 7 106 griffin, see ANIMALS s. v. 
Griffith, F. L.: A Collection of Hieroglyphs, 11 190n 
Griffith, R.H.T., see Vedas s.v. 
Hymns 
Grill, J.: Hundert Lieder des Atharva-Veda, 14 735n 
Grimm, J.: Teutonic iWythology, 5 212n, 362n, 367n, 368nn, 37on, 395n, 566nn, 58 Ill, 585n, 59311; 8 966n; 13 218n; 14 482n, 552n; 
on eating lentils, 5 27611; and "Stempe," 5 370n 
Grimm brothers (jacob, Wilhelm), 5 
'34; 9i 412n; 14574n; 
fairytale of spirit in bottle, 9i 456; 13 239-46, 247, 250-1, 287-8, 321; 14 75, 41611; 
Fairy Tales, tr. M. Hunt; revised J. Stern, 9i 407n; 13 23911; 18 23° 
Groddeck, G., 18 1152 
Gross, -, on perseveration, 2 loon Gross, Alfred, 2791,9°7; 
"Die Associationsmethode in Strafprozess," 2 664n, (P491); "Kriminalpsychologische Tatbestandsforschung," 2 918n, 1317n; 
"lur psychologischen Tatbestandsdiagnostik als kriminalistisches Hilfsmittel," 2 640n, 765n, (P491) 
Gross, Hans: Criminal Psychology, 1 
303n; 
"lur Frage des Wahrnehmungsproblems," 2 758n; 
"lur psychologischen Tatbestandsdiagnostik," 2 64on, 664n, 758n, (P491) 
Gross, Ouo, 2 662; 3 70, 76, 299; 4 
313 
312 
695"; 669311; 
on dementia sejulle/iTla, 3 55-60; and two psychological types, 6 462-3, 465-7, 470-80, 879 (see also extraverted type; introverted type) 
on functions, see function(s) s.v. primary and secondary; 
and "seju nctive" personality, 6 467,472; 
WORKS: 
"Beitrag zur Pathologie des Negativismus," 3 5511; 
"Ober Bewusstseinzerfall," 3 11.5n; 
Ube-r psychopathisehe- Miruler- 
wertigkeit, 6 462n, 4671111, 48011; 
Die z.erebrale Seku ruliirjunk/ioll, 341911; 6462, 47 Ill, 4731111, 475n, 48011,87911; 
"Zur Differentialdiagnostik negativistischer Phanomene," 3 55n, 57n; 
"lur Nomenklatur 'Dementia sejunctiva'," 3 55nn 
Grot, N. von, 8 8,10,11,1211,26; "Die Begriffe der Seele und der psychischen Energie in der Psychologie," 8 8n, 2611 
ground, 11 949; 12 8; divine, 11 486; 
Gnostic symbols for, 9ii 306; oflapis lazuli, 11917, 929, 937; universal, 9ii 304, 313 
group: analysis, 14 12511; -consciousness, 10280; 
effects on members, 10891-2; factors influencing, 10891; formations, 18 1313-14; identification with, 9i 225-8; 173°3; 
Imperator, 13 60; 
inferiority to individuals, 10 722; 
psychology, 10889; 
and psychotherapeutic method, 18 1392-3; 

GROVE - GYSIN 

GROVE - GYSIN 

314 
315 
group (cont.): 
relation to individual, 9i 228; voice of, 17 302 
grove of transformation, 13328 growth, 13 34-5; 
from above/below, 1335°; inturned, 13323; 
power of, 14 I 14; 
process of, self depicted as, 13 
3°4; 
regressive, 13 324 
grumus merdae, see excrement s.v. Griinbaum, M.: Jiidisch-deutsche Chrestomathie, 13 417n; 14 585n Grunwald, M.: "Neue Spuk- und Zauberliteratur," 14572n 
guardian(s): angels, 10843; 13365; spirit, 13 93n, 462; 
of spirits, 13 (P61), 139; of the threshhold, 7 339 
Guarini (Paracelsus), 13 200 Guatemala, 10613 Gudakesha, 13 339 
Guenon, R.: Man and His Becoming according to the Vedanta, 5 17gn guidance: from God, 11 534; masculine, need for, 17272 guiding fiction, see A. Adler s.v. Guignebert, C.: "Quelques remarques sur la perfection et ses voies 
dans le mystere paulinien," 9ii 
333n 
Guild of Pastoral Psychology, 18 
(P265) 
Guilhelmus Tecenensis, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Guillaume de Conches (Gulielmus Parisiensis), 8 393 
Guillaume de Digulleville, 9i 
132&n; 11 115&n, 164; 
on Paradise, 11 116-18, 122-3; 
12315-19; 
on Trinity, 11 118-19; 
on vision of paradise, 11 I 1528,160; 12315-22, 50on; 
Trois Romans-poemes du XIVe sieele, Le pelerinage de la vie humaine, 

de l'ame et de psus Christ, tr. J. Delacotte,9i 132n; 11 115n; 12 315-22: 18221; tr. J. Lydgate, 11 115n 
Guillen, J.: Cantico: Fe de Vida, 11 41gn 
guilt, 12 36; 14 511; acceptance of. 14 203; collective, 10 402-10; erotic, 8 474; 
feeling(s) of, 3 489; 8460-5; 10 
44°; 
Germany and, 104°4-13; God's, 11 409; 
of individual, 12 152; 
of individuation, 18 1094-5, 1103; 
legal and psychic, 104°3; moral, 7 427; 
of parents, impersonal, 1792; Promethean, 7 243ft; 13 238; secrets and, 16 124-5 
Guinon, G.: and Sop hie Woltke, experiments with hysterics, 1 22, 75; 
"De l'influence des excitations 
des organes des sens sur les hallucinations de la phase passionnelle de l'attaque hysterique," 1 22n; 
"Documents pour servir a l'histoire des somnambulismes," 1 16n 
Guirand, F.: ed., Mythologie generale, 5 pI. Va 
Ciildenen Tractat vom philosophischen Stein, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERSS.V. gulf, see etymologies s. v. 
Gulielmus Parisiensis, see Guillaume de Conches; William of Auvergne Gulliver situation, see gnomes 
gum, 12 336, 484&7!; 
arabic, 12 2°9, 244 
gumma (= aqua permanens), 13 43gn; 
gunas, 9i.158n; 13412 Gundolfingen (Gundelfingen, Gundel finger) , H., 11 476&n 

Gungnir (Odin's spear), 8 966n Gunkel, J.F.H., 5 379; 
Schopfung und Chaos, 5 379n Gurlitt, W: "Vorbericht iiber Ausgrabungen in Pettau," 5 460n Gurney, E., with F.W.H. Myers, and F. Podmore, Phantasms of the Living, 8 830&n, 862; 18 705 Gurney, O. R.: The Hittites, 14765n 
guru, 9i 238, 398&n Gustloff, S., 10 39?n 

Giiterbock, H. G.: "Kumarbi," 14 765n 
Gu terman, N., tr., Russian Fair) 
Tales, 16427n 
Gutmann, B.: ed., Die Stammeslehren 
der Dschagga, 15 150n gymnastics, 3 343-4 gymnosophists, 11 859 
gypsies, magical powers of, 6 316n gypsum, 13 375n 
Gysin, F.: Cotische BildtePPiche del Schwei7., 12fig. 245 

Habakkuk/Habacuc, see BIBLE: O.T. 
S.lI. 
"Habib, Book of al-," see ALCHEMI·CAL WRITERs:EI-l;Iabib 
habit(s), 11 270-1; 
bad, in children, see child(ren) S.lI. ; 
and neuroses, 16 152 
Hades, 9i 2400, 311; 11 671; 12 6 In, 182, 406, 409n, 426, 438-9, 457n, fig· 21; 13 103&n, 191, 38on; 14 8on, 316; 15210,214; 16418, 455, 468; 18 243; 
Babylonian, 8 845; 
descent to, 12 438; entrances to, 5 572; journey to, see journey S.lI.; as quaternity, 11 672; 
see also hell; nekyia; night sea journey; underworld 
Hadfield,j. A., 18 (PI), 44, 74, 390 haemoptysis, simulation of, 1 305 Haeussermann, F.: Wartempfang und 
Symbol in der alttestamentlichen ProPhetie, 11 32n 
Hagar, 11 713 
Hagen, 5 611 
Hagen, F. W.: "Zur Theorie der Hallucination," 1 97n, lOonn, lomn, 12~ 
Haggadah, 14 590n 
Haggadic tradition, 13417; 14585 Haggard, H. Rider, 5 678; 9i 60n, 
145; 1085,87; 15 137,143; "She," and anima-figure, 7 298-9; 9i60, 64, 145,356,516, 518n; 9ii 424n; 1075; 17 33gn, 341; 18 1279-81; coniunctio of, 16 42 In; mana-personality of, 7 375; soul, immortality of, 7 3°3; 
WORKS: 
Ayesha: The Return of She, 9i 145,356; 1088; 15 142; 16 42In; 
HABAKKUK - HANS 
H 
auditory/of voices/verbal, .Iee voice/vox S.lI. hallucinatory; body-, 7 469; 
complexes and, 8 593; creative, 1 25; 
in dementia praecox, see schizophrenia S.lI.; 
in grande hysterie, 1 13; hypnagogic, 1 28, 43, 100-1; 18.778; 
incipient, 3 457; 
induced, 1 21-2; 
intuitive, 1 106; 
and neologisms, 3 157; olfactory, 18 767, 780; among primitives, 646, 254; in prodromal stage, 1 28 I; psychogenic, 1 29; 
of saints, 1 I 17; 
of all the senses/sense organs, 1 11,43; 
of skeletons, 1 7, 26; Socrates and, 6 240; 
and somnambulism, 1 97-8; 3 161 ; 
systematic nature of, 1 43; teleological, 1 136; 3 304; 
and unconscious, 3 452-3; verbal, see voice/vox S.lI. hallucinatory; 
waking, 1 37; 
INSTANCES: of dead people and skeletons, 1 7-8; of female genitals, 3 63-4; of snake, 76/415; of levitation, 8 949; of solar phallus, see solar phallus; of t~~ft of money, 1 252; see also VISIOns 
Halm, K. F., 13 9In; 
ed., Rhetores Latini minares, 12 457n 
halo/nimbus, 7 108; 
at finger-ends, 5 271; meaning of, 5 133n; snake wearing, 13fig. 12; as symbol, 5 163 
Haloa festival, 18 264n; regenerative symbol 
She, 7 298n, 303; 9i 145,356; 9ii424n; 1088,13 13In; 15 142; 1642In; 1733gn; 18 457, 1280, 1281; 
Wisdom's Daughter, 9i 145; 10 
75 
Hagia Sophia, 11 40; 12 181; 
in dream, 12 176 
Hahn, C. H., 9ii 139; 
Geschichte der Ketzer im Mittelalter, 9ii 139nn, 225n, 2200 Hahn, E.: Demeter und Baubo, 5 214n 
Hahn, R., 1 151-65; 
review of J.'s "Zur Psychologie und Pathologie sogenannter occulter Phanomene," 1 151 &n 
Haida Indians, Northwest America, 5 fig. 32 
hair, 13 Il!2, 360, 375n, 381,411, 
462; 
at birth, 17 56; 
curly, 1498, 625&n; -dresser" analyst as, 13 479; and heat, 5 366; 
of hero, loss of, 5 366; 11 348; 12440; 14277; 16455; 
red, see COLOURS: red S.lI.; woman's, 13 107 
Hajos, L., see under Ranschburg half-life, 8 959 
Hali, see Haly 
Halirrhothios, 5 372, 392n 
Hall, G. Stanley, 8 552; 18 399; autobiography, 15 52 
Hall, M. P.: Codex Rosae Crucis, 12 332n 
Hailer, M.: Das Hohe Lied, 14 2~ 
hallucination(s), 111,34; 3 72, 166, 180-1; 6 47; 7 312; 8 584; 9i 395n; 10 597n, 609, 714; 11474; 12 57, 59, 353; 13 47, 374; 16 501; 18711,922,1113-14; TITLE: "On Hallucination," 18 1113-14; 
316 
of, 5 pI. 317 
LXlIla 
Hal SaAieni, 9i 3 I 2 
Haly/Hali, King of Arabia, 9i 37711; 13 162, 27In, 429; 14 17< hamadryad, 1469, 8511 
Hamann, J. G., 5 1211; 
Schrijten, 5 1211, 14n 
Hambruch, P.: Siidseemiirchen, 1: 
41611 
Hamburger, J.: EncycloPiidie de 
} udentums, 14 158n 
Hamelin, Pied Piper of, 18 1364 Hamlet, 12 108 
hammer, Thor's, 8 966n hammering, in dream, 4 17c 
172-3, 190 
Hammer-Purgstall, j.: 
Memoire sur deux colfrets gnos tiques du moyen (lge, 12 184n,fig 70; 16533n; 
Mysterium Baphometis, 16533n Hammurabi, 11 173, 174 
hamsa, see ANIMALS: swan 
han, 8 125 
Hanan ben Tahlifa, Rabbi, 9ii 1331 hand(s),4 291; 1322; 
anaesthetic, 1 98, 138, 160; 
as auxiliary orgaI1, in rhythmi activity,5206; 
baby's gesture with, involvinl mouth, 5 228; 
and character, 18 1819; 
and feet, cutting off of, 13441 phallic meaning of, 5 271; right and left, see right and left of sun, 5 fig. 7; 
symbolism of, 5 271; 
thrust into fire, 1 305n; 
and unconscious, 8 171, 180 Handel, G. F., 3 114 
Handler, 0.: Die Predigt, 126n handwriting, see writing hanging, 5 pI. XXVIII; 
on tree, 5 398-9, 594, 659; , sacrifice, 5 349 
"hanging on" to analysis, 12 5, 33 "Hans, Clever" (talking dog), 364n; 18 893&n 

HANS- HEAD 

HANS- HEAD 

"Hans, Little," see Freud: CASES s.v. Hans, Stupid, in fairytales, 9i 456 Hansel and Gretel, see fairytales: IN- 
STANCES s.v. German Hanswurst, in fairytales, 9i 456 Hanuman, 5 31 1 
haoma (divine grace) 7 108; see also TREES: haoma 
hapax legomenon (Paracelsus), 13 155 Hapi, son of Horus, 9ii 188; 13360; see also Horus s. v. four sons of Happelius, Nicolaus Niger, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
happening, outer, 13 18 
happiness, 7 428; 12 188; 13 190, 196 
Harden, M., on case of Jacobsohn, 1 186&n 
Harding, M. Esther, 18 1134; Journey into Self, I0722&n; Psychic Energy: Its Source and Goal, 9i 55gn; J.'s foreword, 181125-8; 
The Way of all Women, 5 468n, 615n; 10 1052; 18 1134n; J.'s foreword, 18 1795-1802; Woman's Mysteries, 10 1052; 14 2100; 16 518n; 18 1134n; J.'s foreword, 18 1228-33 
Hardy, A. C., 895gn; 
"The Scientific Evidence for Extra-Sensory Perception," 8 93m 
hare, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Harforetus, see Harpokrates harlequin, motif, 13 325; 15 211-12 Harling, Ann, 18 662 
harlot, divine/sacred, 6317; 14 609 Harmonia! 14 85-7 
Harmoniae inperscrutabilis, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Rhenanuss.v. 
harmony, 12fig. 211; 13 (P65); between conscious and unconscious, 8 546; 
in marriage, 17330; pre-established, 8 828-9, 937, 948, 958, 966, 995; 

rule of, 13 (P60), Ill; 
of the spheres, 11 113; sublime, 11 113, 166; 12 309; of wisdom, 11 429, 434 
Harnack, Adolf von, 6 22; Lehrbuch der Dogmengeschichte/A History of Dogma, 62 m; 9ii 99n, 4000; 111800; 1224n; 14517 
Harper, R. F.: The Code of Hammurabi, 11 174n 
Harper's Magazine, 1 lo7n Harpokrates/Harforetus, 5 356, 566&n; 12 449&n, figs. 52, 253; 134°3; 14379, 726; 16525n 
Harran School/Harranites, 9ii 193; 1135°,356,365-9,374; 12 1100; 13 107nn, 184n, 254, 264; 143n, 164,165, 170, 177, 405n, 626; 15 3?n; 
see also ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. "Platonis liber quartorum" (Harranite text) 
Harrar, H.: Seven Years in Tibet, 5 
354n 
Harrison, J. E.: Prolegomena to the 
Study of Greek Religion, 18264; Themis, 11197n, 203n, l~g. 139 Hartenberg, P.: "Principe d'une physiognomie scientifique," 18 (P421) 
Hartlaub, G. F.: Giorgiones Geheimnis, 5 113n, 61gn 
Hartmann, Eduard von, 4 748; 5 258; 6279; 8 212, 355, 37m; 9i 1,259,492; 9ii 11; 10 1; 11141, 375; 15 (P84); 18 124, 1070, 1295, 1732; on "divine Absolute," 18 1143, 1223; 
Die moderne Psychologie, 6792n; Philosophie des Unbewussten/ Philosophy of the Unconscious, 4 318; 8212, 37m; Weltanschauung der modernen Physik, 52200; 8 2n, 5n, 37n 
Harus, see Horus 
Harvard Psychological Clinic, 18 612n 

Harvard University, 18 13oo&n; Tercentenary Conference of Arts and Sciences, 8 232n 
Harz Mountains, 5 42 I 
Hase, Carl August von: History of the Christian Church, 6 36 
Hasidic(s), 18 635, 1526 Haslebacher, J. A., 4 (P76); "Psychoneurosen und Psycho- 
analyse," 4 (P76n) 
Hastings, J.: ed. Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, 10 393n; 11 348n, 372n; 124300; 13 128n; 14 14n, 18n, 573n; 1650m; 18 1473 
hat: as mandala, 12 53, 139, 255, 
329; 
ornamented, 3 335; pointed (pileus), 5 183; 
as quaternity symbol, 11 90 hate/hatred,7 115,4°9; 1185,7°0, 729; 1237; 16 (JJl65n) 
,hatha yoga, see yoga s.v. 
Hathor, 5 40m; 14352; 
as cow, 5 pis. XXXb, La; and Isis, 5 358; 
Temple of, 9ii 147; 14483 Hatmehit, 5 357, 358 
Hatshepsut, suckled by Hathor Cow, 5 pI. La 
Hauck, A., and J. J. Herzog, eds., Real-encycloPiidie fur protestantische Theologie und Kirche, 9i 572n; 9ii 4000; 11 324n; 12 417nn; 14 475n, 592n, 6300; 16 533n 
Hauer, J. W, 10 397-8; 15 90; 16 
5400; 
Deutsche Gottschau: Grundzuge eines deutschen Glaubens, 10 398n; 
"Symbole und Erfahrung des Selbstes in der Indo-Arischen Mystik," 11 90n, 1400 
Hauffe, Frau, see under J. Kerner haunted house/haunting, see ghost(s) s.v. 
Hauptmann, C.: Die Bergschmiede, 1 132n 
Hauptmann, Gerhardt, 5 460&n; 

15 124; 
Hannele's Ascension, 3 229, 27 381-2, 385; 5 637n 
The Sunken Bell, 5 448 
Haus zur Schnecke, 3222,371 Havet, J., 18 (p606n) 
Havilah, 14 389 
Hawaii: goddess of goblins an lizards, 5 pI. XVI 
hawk, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Hawwah, 16361; 
see also Eve 
Hay, M., 1089,91; 1733gn; The Evil Vineyard, 10 89 he (Hebrew letter), 14 619 
head, 12 53; 1346, 107,360,41 
479; 14732; 
abstract existence of, 18 744; alchemical transformation il 13117,118; 
banging of, in mental distu bance, 1 328, 386, 402; 5 204 -birth, 5 547; 
of black Osiris, see caput mo tuum; 
crown of, as vulnerable spot, 547; 
-dress, feathered, 5 268, pi XVII, XXlb; 
-elements, stone as, 13 38 In; four, in philosophical tree, ] 336,fig· 27; 
golden, 14 625-6, 639, 73< ::hildren/sons of the, 11 365-1 12 530; 13 95; 14 626; Ge: bert's, 11 367; 14 626; Harranite/Sabaean, as orad 11 365-9; 13 lo7n; 14 621 6900,731; 
human, as dream motif, 8 941 12 183, 246; 
"inwards of the," 14 606-1 626; 
in opposites, 13462; 
oracle, of Archonides, 11 373 of Orpheus, as oracle, 11 373 of Osiris, 11 366; 
as rotundum/spherical form, 9 

318 

319 

HEADACHE - HECKER 
HEADACHE - HECKER 
head (cont.): 
377; 11366; 12 IOgn; 1395; 14 626, 732; as alchemical vessel, 11366; 12 116; 13113,117; 14 731,732: 
as seat of consciousness, 8 669; 
13 107; 
skinning of, as spiritual transformation, 11 348; 13 93, 95; of snake, 1338111; 
symbolism, 13 117; 
as teraphim, 11 368; 
three in one, 12 313; 
and tree, 13figs. 28-9: 
white, of Ancient of Days, 12 
313; 
see also beheading; skull 
leadache(s), 7 206; 
in patients, 1 6, 8, 29, 33, 49, 51,246,258; 4461 
healing: 
TITLE: "Healing the Split," 18 578-607; 
art of, 13146,152; initiation as, 11 410; mental, see mental s.v.; money-offering for, 5 571; need of, 4 754; 
psychic systems of, 13478; 
a religious problem, 11 523; snake of Moses, 13 137; symptomatology and, 8 312; water, 12 475n 
health, 7 108 
Heard, G.: Is Another World Watching? The Riddle of the Flying Saucers, 1066?n 
learing: extinction of, 8 955; hysterical loss of, 7 4/413; spiritual/bodily, 12456 
lteart, 9i 42,535; 10843; 12 445&n, 462&n,fig· 149; 1391, 97, 174, 188, 197, 201, (PI92), 300, 322, 339,388; 1441; 
bodily, fleshly, 13 57; 
body and, 13 202; 16495; capsule of /capsula cordis, 13 201-2; 
centre/midpoint of, 13 174; 14 41; 
as centre, 13 349; 
as consciousness, 12 462n; cu tting off of, 5 310; 
cutting out, and eating, 13 93; of the dead, 13 348n; 
deep, 13 30In; 
diadem of the, 13183,346; 16 495-7; 
eating of, 5 569; 
fire of, 13201; 1441; of heaven, 13 64; heavenly, 1333, 57; high, 13 30In; 
and memory, 18 744; 
of Mercurius, at North Pole, 13 256&n; 
of the microcosm, 13 268; pierced by arrows, 5435; region, 13 202; 
-shaped, 13 34gn; blossoms, 13 322; 
of statue, 14 560, 568; thinking in, 18 15-16; troubles, 3 87; 
see also cor 
heartache, 8303 
hearth spirit (ch'i), 5 663 heat/heating, 13 29; 
alchemical, 7 368; creative, 5 58g-9OO; emitted by Ufos, 10 641; four degrees of, 14 5; hair and, 5 366; magical, 10 643; original, 7 108; sensations, 2 793, 850-6; 
of underworld, 12 437, 440, 449 
Heath, Sir Thomas, 11 182; 
A History of Greek Mathematics, 11 182n 
heathen, 13 25 
heathenism, 12 12; 
see also paganism 
heaven/Heaven, 9i 50, 56, 156; 9ii 240; 12 347-8; 14292,554,573, 
604, 681, 693; 
in alchemy, 11 160&n; of animals, 12 494; 
in Ascension of Isaiah, 9ii 104; ascent to, one way, 13 280; bird of Hermes as, 14727; birds of, 13 414; 
circle as symbol of, 11 727; and earth: in Byron, 5 166-9, 280; interrelation, 10 939; intervention from, 10 623; as opposites, 124300; 14 1,4,31; water as, 10 628; 
epiphany from, 10771; 
four pillars of, 9ii 188; 
four quarters of, 11 246; 13 360; 
four winds of, 1426611; golden, 12316,505; heart of, 13 64; 
and hell, as opposites, 7 10/ 419; 
"higher" and "lower," 14 681; 
Host as representing, 11 326; inner, 14757; 
invisible rays of, 13 95; 
iron plate in, 9ii 187; kingdom of, see kingdom God/Heaven; 
lapis in, 9ii 262; 
light of/as light, see light s.v.; man and, see man s.V.; 
as masculine, 12 192n; northern, 9ii 188; 
the One as, 14 732; philosophic, 13 271; 
Queen of, see queen s.v.; 
as quinta essentia, 13 268&n; "space of former," 13 33; spirits of, 13 215; 
starry, Mercurius as, 13 271; three-fold, 12 374; 
vision of, 11 486; 
waters above and below, see water s.v. above; 
see also caelum 
heavenly: Adam, 13 209n; body(-ies), 13 160, 194,fig. 
320 
ecstatic relationship to, 5 131 bridegroom, 5 615; 
centre, 14 293; 
city, 5637n; 
elements, 13 193; 
flowers, 13 193, 199; of t~ Shaman, 13407; 
heart, 1333, 57; 
image, 13 2 15; 
Jerusalem, see Jerusalem s.v.; journey, see journey .I.V.; marriage, see marriage s.v.; physician of soul, 13 384; 
rose, 13 389; 
spirit, see spirit(s) (2); 
spouse, 13 399, 457; 
waters, 13 188 hebephrenia/hebephrenics, 1 279; 
1065,1072,1074,1257-62; 35' 159,315,471; 4 294; 
fantasies, 18 922 
Hebrews, 12456(5-10); 13 126; Epistle to, see BIBLE: N.T.s.v.: see also Jews 
Hebrew texts, 1 183 
Hebron, 14 556n, 571 
Heb-Sed festival, 9ii 309; 14356of Hecate,9i 186, 306, 312; 9ii 41; ] 
24,216; 16518; 18267; animal attributes of: do (Canicula), 5 355; 14 2 In, 2, -, as Cerberus, 5 577; horse 5577; 
-Aphrodisias, 5 577; birth-goddess, 5 577; Brimo and, 5 577; and Empusa, 5 577; 
and horse's head, 542In; link with moon-goddess, 5 35~ as mother: Earth-, 9i 312; my teries of, 5 577; 
of Samothrace, 5 fig· 34; 
and Selene, 14 174n; triple-bodied, 5 pI. LVIII; 1 270; 
as world-soul, 5 577 Hecht, D., 7 (P3n) 
4; Hecker, J. F. C., 1 106; 
321 

HECTOR - HERB 

HECTOR - HERB 

Hecker (cont.): 
Ob er Vi5io I! ell , 1 10 Ill, 106n Hector, horses of, 5 423 Heddernheim Relief, see Mithras s. v. monuments 
'hedgehog," see association chain(s) 
S.t'. 
l1edonism, 4 675; 17 (P3) 
heel, case of pains in, 8 303-5; see also foot/feet 
Hegel, G.F.W., 6 6o, 66, 540, 735, 
865; 8 358-60; 18 1223, 1734; his philosophy, 8 360; Einleitung in die Aesthetik, 6 735n; 
The Logic of Hegel, tr. W. Wallace, 6 735n 
L.Jegemonius: Acta Archelai, 10699; 12 456n, 469n; 13 419&n; 14 5n, 3In, 34nn, 75n, 8on, 155n, 167n, 45on, 567&n; Manichean origin, 12470n 
L.Jeidegger, J. H.: Quaestiones ad textum Lucae VII, 9ii 129n 
L.Jeidel, A.: The Gilgamesh EPic and Old Testament Parallels, 5 293n -Ieidelberg: clinic, 1 342; 
school, 7 408 
-Ieilbronner, K., 2 450n, 1317; 3 
183~, 186; 
"Uber epileptische Manie nebst Bemerkungen liber die IdeenAucht," 2 116&n; 
"Die Grundlagen der psychologischen Tatbestandsdiagnostik," 2 918&n; 
	"Dber 	Haftenbleiben 	und 
Stereotypie," 3 12n, 54&n -Ieiler, F.: Das neue Manendogma im Lichte der Geschichte, 14 668n 
I eimarmene (Stoic concept), 5 102, 644; 6 33n, 355; 9ii 14911, 212n; 12 40, 456(9); 14 6, 308; 15 11, 31 ; 
soul freed from, 5 644; 12457 -Ieine, H., 3 118,227,373; 5235n, 487; 10417; 
Deutschland, 6 (P2) 

Heiterethei, Die (Ludwig), 366 Hel, goddess of death, 5428 
Held, H. L., see under Angelus Silesius 
Helen of Troy, 10434; 16361; inJohn Erskine, 9i 60,64,372; (Selene), 9ii 41; 
and Simon Magus, 9ii 307n; 10 75&n; 14 160-1, 1SW; 16 36ln; 18 1280; 
see aLm Goethe: Faust s.v. Characters 
Helene Smith, see Flournoy Helia Artista, 13 158n 
Heliodorus: Carmina Heliodori, ed. 
G. Goldschmidt, 14 6n, 13&n, 15n, 44n; Carmen Archelai in, 14 lsn 
Heliogabalus, 9ii 145n Heliopolis, 14 281 
Helios,5 130, 155, 156nn; 9i 107, 229; 9ii 327; 11 842; 12 66,99; 14 174, 188,219,317; apotheosis, 9i 84; 
ascension of, 5 285&n; attributes of, 5 15611; Christ as, 12 497; 
and Elias/Elijah, 18 1521; Julian the Apostate on, see Julian s.v.; 
lion and, 14 405; 
	Mithraiclin 	Mithraism, see 
Mithras s.v. sun-god; see also Apollo; Sol; sun 
hell, 9ii 210; 11 13611, 402&n; 13 
127, 201n; 16468; 
alchemists and, 14 277; descent to, 11 149, 331, 336; 12 6ln, 440, 451; Christ's, see Christ s.v. (see also descensus ad inferos); 
devil and, see devil s. v. ; eternity' of, 9ii 171; 
fire(s) of, 9ii 202-4&n; 12 433, 446; 13 256-7, 444 (see also ignis gehennalis); 
God's love in, 9ii 191; journey to, see journey s. v. ; 

St. Basil on, 9ii 199; serpent and, 14482; 
see also Hades; underworld hellebore, lapis as, 18 163 I Hellenistic, see Greece/Greek(s) Hellpach, w., 2662&n; 
Grundlinien einer Psychologie der Hysterie, J.'s review, 18871-83 Hellwig, C. von, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Helm, G. F., 7 107; 
Die Energetik nach ihrer geschichtlichen Entwicklung, 7 107n Helmholtz, H. von, 6 544, 551 Heloise, see Abelard 
Helsdingen, R. J. van: Beelden uit het onbewuste, J.'s foreword, 18 1252-5 
Helvetius, see ALCHEMICAL COLLEC- 
TIONS: Mus. herm. s. v. hematite, 9i 575 hemispheres, 9ii 206 hemlock, 9i 29711; 9ii 33911 hemorrhage, 9i 170 
hen, see ANIMALS s.v. Hendy, B. D., 1868 
heng (all-pervading power), 9i 640, fig. 2 
Hennecke, E., ed. Neutestamentliche A pokryphen, 9ii 10 411; 11 429n Henning, W.: "Ein Manichiiisches 
Henochbuch," 12458n 
henosis, 13 357; see also unification Henry II of France, 9ii 151 
Henry III of France, 14 19n Henry, Victor: Antinomies linguis- 
tiques, 3 303n 
Hephaistos/Hephaestus/Vulcan, 5 364n, 515; 6 295, 302, 304; 9i 682; 9ii 393, 396; 12215, 484n; 153911; 18 1697 
heptad, 9ii 30711; see also NUMBERS: seven 
Hera/Juno,5 264, 321, 46on; 9i 93, 604; 9ii 322n; 1243611; 1391; 14 2,7°, 154n; 17321; 
of Argos, 5 363; 
Babylonian, 9ii 178; 

Heracles and, 5 540; 14 384 652; 
lamia as, 5 45on; 
Ludovici (Schiller), 6 200, 202; peacock, attribute of, 14398; Samian, 5 363; 
vengeful, 5 459 
Heracles/Hercules/Herakles, 5 183 299n, 396, 449n, 58In, 60on; E 437; 7 224; 9i 93, 221, 283, 604 9ii 134; 12 416&n, 513,figs. 171 215; 13 131; 14166,384,652; 1~ 321; 1825°; 
and Cerberus, 5 572; cross of, 5460n; cycle, 9i 433n; 
labours, twelve of, 5 fig· 17; U 119, 457, 469; athla, 9i 289 433&n; 
legend of, 545on; 
and Mithras, 5 288; Morbicida, as antimony, 9 53711; 
and Nemean lion, 545on; Omphale and, 5 45In, 458n; 9i 571; 1241611; 13 131; 
pillars of, 546on; 
"Prophet," 9i 571; 
and the sun, 5 288, 6000; taskmaster of, see Eurystheus; two mothers of, 5 450n 
Heraclitus/Heraclitean, 3 424; E 8711; 8 99, 278, 916; 9i 32; 9ii 394n; 10695; 116o, 151; 12 157 182, 333, 435n; 14 192n, 251 503; 1585; 
on enantiodromia, 6 150 708&n; 7 Ill; 10 164,63°; H (P711); 
on ever-living fire, 7 108; 9i 68 12 297; 13 408; 
on soul, 9i 55; 9ii 344; 1442 
16455 
Heraclius, Emperor, 12 404n, 44911 
13 414n; 16 529 Herakleon, 13 116&n Herakles, see Heracles 
herb(s): of immortality, see immor 

322 

323 

HERBART - HERO 

HERBART - HERO 

herb (cont.): tality S.lI. ; 
magic, see magic S.lI. 
Herbart,j. F., 2128; 6180,518; 8 350; 1037°; 
Psychologje ais Wissenschaft, 6 
518n 
Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, 8 275; 
De veritate, tr. M. H. Card:, 8 275n 
Hercules, see Heracles 
herd, 7 30, 37-8, 430; 17298; instinct, 10448; 1641,222; psychology, see psychology s.v. mob/mass; 
"soul," in individual, 7 462n; see also mass(es)/mob 
hereafter, the, 10 1005 heredity/hereditary, 8 248, 657; 10 646,961; 12 148; 143°8; 16194; 1785,89,312,33IC; 
TITLE: "The Significance of Constitution and Heredity in Psychology," 8 220-31; 
of behaviour patterns, 8673; 9i 151-2; 11 88; 
and degeneracy, 1 113,41617; 
in fraud case, 1451; 
and hysterical stupor, 1 227; and introversion, 10658; manic mood disorder and, 1 193,197,206,212,218; psychic, 11 491, 845; 
and psychopathic inferiority, 1 6; 
and simulated insanity, 1 322, 
361 
heresiologists, 11 360; 13 (P3), 184, 
231 
heresy(-ies), 631-2,81,4°0-1,4°9, 426; 9ii 233; 10 529; 11 485; 12 144, 43111; 13 277; 16 418; 18 1512; 
alchemy and, see alchemy S.V.; S.v. ; 
in Christianity, 11 279,47°; unconscious, 11483; 

see also Cathars: Harran School; Manichaeans; Scythians heretics: religious geniuses as, 18 1539; 
saints as, 11 481 
Hermann, -.: "Geflihlsbetonte Komplexe im Seelenleben des Kindes, im Alltagsleben und im Wahnsinn," 18949 
hermaphrodite / hermaphroditism / hermaphroditic,9i 1400,682; 9ii 245, 330, 371, 390; 10 772; 12 101,311,335,426,447,47°,517, 550, jigs. 54, 123, 125, 199; 13 157, 203, jigs. BI-4; 14 22, 57, 89, 162n, 168, 1800, 225, 389, 391,416,523,6°7,654,77°; 16 468, 494, 533; 
Adam as, see Adam s.V. androgyny; 
alchemical symbols as, 16398; alchemists and, 9i 326, 682; anima as, see anima s.v.; Anthropos as, see Anthropos s.v. androgynous; 
aspect of arcane substance, 14 195,472; 
and Atman, 522?n; child/infant, 9i 292-7; 14 27&n, 182; 
creator as, 11 47; 
crucified, 12 436n; 
deity as, see deity(-ies) s.v.; double eagles as, 12jig. 20; and elevated places, 9ii 322; epigram of the, 14 89; 
jilius as, 10 629; 12 29,jig. 23; and Gnosticism, see Gnostic(s) s.v. masculine-feminine; homunculus, see homunculus s.v. ; 
lapis as, see lapis s.V.; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
monster, 13 173, 268; 
of nature, 14472,476; 
Nous as, 12 4300,447; Original/primordial man as, 9ii 

319; 16416; Platonic, 9i 326; 
prima materia as, 12 427n, 517; of primordial divine being, 11 748; 
rebis as, 12 305,jig. 199; statue of, 14 80n, 526n; 
stone as, 9ii 387; philosopher's, 11 93, 152; 12 335; 
symbol for God, 9ii 304; synonym for goal of opus, 16 533; 
and tree-symbol, 5 325&11; two-headed, 14 11; 
type, 9i 14011; 
of the unconscious, 14 220; unicorn as, 12 526; 
union, 13 171; of opposites, 16 454; 
uroboros as, 12496; Venus as, 13 234n; 
of Yahweh/Sophia, 11 727; see also androgyne; bisexuality 
Hermaphroditisches Sonn- und Mondskind, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S. v. hermaphroditosis, 10994 HermaPhroditus, 9ii 194; 11359n; 16 468, 525, 527, 529 
Hermas, The ShePherd, 6381&n-2, 385-7; 9i 7gn; 9ii 162; 143°1-2, 305; 15 142, 148, 153; 18255; and Muratori Canon, 6 381; vision of Church/Ecclesia, 6 388-91, 402; 9ii 144n, 352n; 14 11,3°3,77°; as old woman, 6388-91,4°2; 
vision of monster and maiden, 
14301 
hermeneut(ic(s»,6 22; 7 491; 
Christian, 14474&n; method,7 13111,493,497,5°1; see also Mercurius 
Hermes, see Mercurius (in alchemy); Mercury (god) 
"Hermes Bird," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. brit. 
Hermes Trismegistus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 

Hermetic philosophy, 9i 1200; 9i: 266; 11 47, 261; 12 222, 403 503; 13 281, 353, 378; 18 532 1517,1554,17°0, 1831; 
and Christianity, 12478; coniunctio in, 9i 295; 
four elements in, 11 62n; fourteen principal virtues in 12382; 
and Paracelsus, 13 158; quaternity, see quaternity S.V.; Timaeus and, 11 92; 
and totality/wholeness, 10 621 633; 11 738, 755; 13378; tree symbolism in, 12 34; 
see also Corpus H ermeticum; kmter; vas Hermetis (Hermetic ves· sel) 
Hermetica, see Corpus Hermeticum hermit(s), 10648; 11 475, 786 Hermogenes, 143211 
Hermolaus Barbarus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
hero/-es,5 259, 39°,421,433,460, 615; 7 248, 261/477, 283, 306, 310,377, 389; 9i 35°,356,418, 515; 13 133, 152, 164, 228n, 241, 276, 278,384,4°1,425, 457,jig· 15; 172°7,298,311; 
TITLE: "TheOriginofthe Hero," 5 251-99; 
and animal(s), magic, 5 503 (see also ANIMALS: birds s.v. helpful; bull; dragon; horse; serpent); animus-figure and, 5462,465; 7341; 
archetype/motif, 5 516; 1090, 100-1; 12 15; 188o, 191, 196, 530; wise old man, 9i 401; 
	in 	association-chain, 	see 
association-chain(s) s.v.; 
battles of, 5 523; 17 303; with dragon; Gilgamesh Epic); 
s.v. hero; with magician, 5 544; with monster, 5 538; 7 16o, 261/477; for rebirth, 5 51 I; birth of, 5487, 493; 6 806; 9i 248; 11 293; 146300; 17318, 

324 

325 

HERO - HIEROSGAMOS 
HERO - HIEROSGAMOS 
hero (cant.): 
321; and death, 5 17071; duaI/ rebirth, 5494-8; 16455; place of,5 29In, 57gn; 
as bondsman, thrall, 9i 289; child-, 9i 281, 289, 309; 11 738; 16378; 
Christ as, see Christ s.v. 
and conquest of death, 18 1566; 
culture-, see culture s. v.; daemon and, see daemon S.v.; deliverance by, 5 369, 380; descent of, to underworld, 5 
	571; 	- 
devouring of, 5 538n; divine, 12 417; 
dragon and, see ANIMALS: dragon; 
eyes of, see eyes s. v.; father of, see father; 
fear as challenge to, 5 551; 
as god/superman, 5 259, 612; 12 417; 
identification with, 5 612; 9i 229; 18 548; 
and immortality, 5 514; 
and incest motif, 9i 14071; journeys of, 5 141n, 299; 14 300 (see also ANIMALS: whaledragon; Gilgamesh Epic); libido and, 5 274n, 390,477; loss of hair in,see hair s.v. hero; and mother, 5 609; conquest of, 5 396, 459,548; 6445; and father, in monster's belly, 5 538n; 14 482n; -imago, 5 567, 606; power from, 5 522; reentry/return to, 5 611, 671 ;-, and rebirth, 5 388; two, 7 100; 18 1492; 
and "one who understands," 5 555,613,682, (PP458-9); 
and rebirth, 5 369, 417; 16 455; 17318; from unconscious, 5 580 (see also above s. vv. birth; 
mother); sacrifice/self-so of, 
665, 668, 671, 675; of incest tendency, 5 398; 
Spanish matador as, 5 42 In; sun/solar, see sun; 
teleological significance of, 5 477; 
transformation of, 9i 208; 
and treasure, 8 555; 
as unconscious self, 5 516; 9i 256; 
weaponless, 5600n; 
as world-creating power, 5592; -worship, 11 230; 
see also heroism 
Hero of Alexandria, 10 159 Herod, 18 1744; see also Innocents, massacre of 
Herodotus(Histories), 5 316n, 39071, 43gn, 682n; 11 348; 12 105; 14 5n, 577; 18 264&n; 
on Apis bull, 5 57gn; on festival of Isis, 5 390 heroism, 7 41,72; 
see also hero 
Herostratus, 10 161,725; 11734&n Herrad of Landsberg: Hortus deliciarum, tr. G. Keller and A. Straub, 1162n; 12.figs. 28,53 Herrenvolk, 10430 
Herrera, see Irira 
herring, see ANIMALS S.V. Herrliberger, D.: Heilige Ceremonien, 
12.fig. 44 
Herrmann, P.: Nordische Mythologie, 5 367n, 37w; 12 436n Herrnhuter Briidergemeinde, 18 1536n 
Hertz, C., see under Backer 
Hertz, M.: De P. Nigidii Figuli studiis atque operibus, 9ii 2 12n 
Heru-ur, 9ii 203n; 
"older Horus," 9ii 130, 187; and Set, as opposites, 9ii 187 Hervarar Saga, 542W 
Herz and Schmerz, 5436 
Herzog, ]. ]., see under Hauck Herzog, R.: "Aus dem Asklepieion 
von Kos," 5 577nn 
lzesed, 9ii 10 5 
Hesiod, 12456; 5 198,577; Theogony, 5 198n; 12456n; 
see also Homeric Hymns Hesperides: apples of, 5 250; 13 
404; 148511; 
dragon of, 5 577; garden of, 12 457n; see also tree(s) S. V. 
Hesperus, evening star, 16 45 III Hesychius, 12 456(5)n; 
gloss of, 5 208 
hetaira, transformation into, 18 
1525, 1529 
heterosuggestion, 9i 13071 Heterwick, Alexander, 8 117; "Some Animistic Beliefs among the Yaos of Central Africa," 8 117n 
heuristic: principle, 7 139; value, 7 216 
hexad, 9i 679; 9ii 361; 10771; 16 451 
hexagram(s), see I Ching 
Heyer, G. R., 10 1060; 18 1227, 
1737; 
The Organism of the Mind, 18 
278n; 
Der Organismus der Seele, 18 1776: 1.'s review, 18 1774; Praktische Seelenheilkunde, 1.'s review, 18 1775-9 
Heyer, Lucy, 18 1778 
Hiawatha (Longfellow's hero): antecendents and family of, 5 482-8; 
battles: with father, 5 504, 511; with magician, 5 544 (see also below corn-god, Mondamin); birth and childhood of, 5 487-9, 498-502; 
and corn-god, Mondamin, vi- 
sion of, 5 520-1; 9i 248&n; 10 779; battle with, 5 522-3; deeds of, 5 502-4, 537, 540; and father-in-law, 5 515-16; grandmother of, 5 487; historical, 5474n; 
5 48, 639, 326 
loss of friends, 5 552; 
and Minnehaha, 5 513-14, 517-18; 
mother of, 5 487; 
retreat into forest, 5 517-20; wampum belt, "treasure hard to attain," 5 482, 547; 
writing, invention of, 5 549-50 Hiawatha, Song of (Longfellow's poem), 5474-554,614 (P461); 7 160; 
mythological motifs, 5475-8; origin of, 5474n 
Hibil Ziwa, 11 173 
Hibis, hymn of, 5 357 
Hicks, R. D., see under Diogenes 
Laertius 
Hiddekel, 9ii 353, 372 
Hierapolis, temple, 5 577; 14 70 III Hiereus, see priest.5. V. Zosimos hierogamy, see hierosgamos hieroglyph, 9i 538; 
of eternity, uroborus as, 13322 "hieroglyphical," see associationchain(s) S.V. 
hierosgamos (sacred marriage)/hierogamy, 5 364&n, 531; 9i 197, 295, 297; 9ii 22, 145n; 10751; 11 711, 748; 12 435n; 14 19, 207, 356, 551, 664; 16 355, 458, 534; 18264&n; 
aboriginals and, see Australian aborigines S.V.; 
alchemical, 12 43; 14 412; 16 538; 
archetypal, 14 664; incestuous, 14 178 (see also Gabricus/ Thabritius); 
Assumption as, see Mary s.v.; in Cabala, 14 18-19, 568; 
of Christ and Church, 9ii 72; in Christianity, 5 41 1; caniunctio as, see caniunctio S.V. ; 
in earth, 14 154; 
of gods/divine pair, 14689; eye and, 14 25n; incest in, 14 107, 412; 
327 

HIEROSOL YMUS - HISTORY 
HIEROSOL YMUS - HISTORY 
hierosgamos (cont.): 
on Holy Saturday, 8 336; 
of Homunculus and Galatea, 18 1698; 
and incarnation, see incarnation 
s.V. ; 
incestuous, 16438; 
of light/darkness, 13 198; marriage of Lamb as, 11 726; 13225,228; 
in May, 13 193; 
with the mother, 5 41 1; motifs of, 9ii 322 &11; 
of opposites, 8 900; 9i 197; "chymical wedding," 9ii 72; 13 315; 
and opposites, union of in, 12 
43; 14 207; 
in pleroma, 11 624, 755; 
as projection, 5 672; 14410; of SollLuna, see coniunctio; of SollMercurius, 14 120; 
of Spiritus Sanctus and baptismal water, 18364; 
of sun/moon, see coniunctio; underground, 5 528; 
of Venus/Mars, 13 228; 
in water, 14 360; 
of Yahweh: -Israel, 11 616, 619,620; -Sophia, 11 619,624, 727; 
see also coniunctio; nUIJtiM chymicae 
Hierosolymus, 9ii 12911 "higher" man, see man s.V. high heart, see heart s.v. 
high/low, as opposites, 7 10/419,78, 
115,3°8; 141,4; 16 146; 18 1077 hikuli (mescal), 8 121/Z 
Hilarius, 18 703 
Hilary of Poitiers, St., 14 29, 255. 
326,731; 
Commentarium in Matthaei Evangelium, 1432611; 
De TriT/itate, 14 2911; 
	Tractatus super Psalm os, 	14 
255n, 731n 
Hildegard of Bingen, 1472711; 
visions of, 10 765-9, pI. V I II; 18 1225; eye motif in, 10 765-6; fireballs in, 10 76&--9; light in, 5 139; 1342-3; WORKS: 
Acta, 13421l; 
Hymn to the Holy Ghost, 11 151 ; 
"Liber divinorum operum" (Codex Luccensis), 9i 703n, fig. 48; 11 62n; 12fig. 195; "Scivias," 5 pI. XXXa; 10 765, pI. VIII; 11 62n; 12 fig. 126 
Hilka, A.: Der alt{ranzosisclze ProsaAlexanda-Roman, 13 403n; 14 1571l; 
ed., Dn- Percevalroman, 132721l 
Hillman, j., 18 (P487n) 
hills: everlasting, 13 4°3; 
worship on, 5 280 Hlmalaya(s), 10 190,6°3; 13412; 18353; 
Himavat, 14 622 
Hinayana, see 1I1ldl'r Buddhism/ Buddhists 
hindsight, of scientific mind, 3 397 Hindu/Hinduism, 7 118; 18 2°9, 
416, 15°7; 
and animal worship, 8 229;' Ardhanari, 5 pI. XXIII; avatars of, 9i 551; 9ii 272; Brahma, see Brahma; Buddhism and, 9ii 272; churning of the milky ocean, 5 pI. XV; 
firemaking in, 5 208, 247 (Sl'e also fire s.v. bringer); 
god in the lotus, 5 405, 449; Indra and Urvaya, 5 306; Kama, 5 198, 590n; 
Krishna,5 241, 253n, 662: lingam, see lingam; 
literature, 18 139, 141; philosophy, Sl'e philosophy s.v. Indian; 
polytheism, 13 292; 14520; psychology, 18 17; 
purification rite, 5 4081l; Rama, 5 306; 
and self, definition of, 14 271; Shiva, 5 306, pI. XXIII; 
solar energy, 5 176; speculation, 9i 289; 
theosophy, 1590; 
Vishnu, 5 449, 545, pis. IVa, XLVla; 
Yama, 5421; 
see also Bhagavad Gita; Ramayana; Upanishads; Vedas 
Hine-nui-te-po, 17 219n 
Hinkle, B. M., 4 346; 5 (pvi); 7 (PI23n); 13400 
Hipparchus, 9i 7; 9ii 136, 147 Hippocrates, 6 883; 8 924, 930; 9ii 313n; 1524; 1622; 
De alimento (ascribed), 8 9241l; "On Diet," 5 2081l 
Hippolytus and Phaedra, 54571l Hippolytus of Rome, 5 132; 8 394, 395; 9i 297n, 571; 9ii 1J7, 118, 
119,176,215,267,288,292,298, 310,312, 313&n, 324, 3261l, 328, 331, 338, 340, 347, 350n, 358, 369, 402; 11 359, 360; 12 314, 527-9, 550; 13 182, 184, 278, 372; 1438,42, 146, 160, 17&--7, 274,325, 327-9, 348n, 389,484, 487, 57on, 587, 62611, 627&n, 652,72611; 18 1647, 1827-8; 
Church Order of, ed. R. Hugh Connolly, 11 3 13&n, 334; WORKS: 
Commentary on Danil'l, 9ii 336n; 
Elenchos (Refutatio omnium haeresium): translation, Philosophumena, F. Legge, 5 65n, 132n; 8 394n, 395n; 9i 282n, 533nn, 538n, 552n, 5600, 57In, 5800; 9ii (PI), 117n, 118nn, 119nn, 128n, 143n, 215n, 288, 290, 298n, 3un, 312n, 313n, 325n, 326n, 327n, 33 In, 332n, 333n, 338n, 340n, 344n, 
329 
328 
3471l, 3591l, 36611; 11 35911, 4001l; 12 4131l, 527-91l; 13 101/Z, 11611, 18211, 24211, 27411, 2781111, 3661l, 37211, 4°811, 42011, 459'/; 14 14n, 2711, 321l, 3811, 42111Z, 471l, 5°11, 6411, 6811, 8 Oil , 12411, 14611, 16011, 176&Il, 177n, 1881l, 220n, 257n, 32711, 328, 329, 3391l, 34811, 3891l, 39711, 4831l, 48411, 4871l, 4931l, 51On, 52811, 56611, 57°11, 5871/, 58911, 626n, 627nn, 652n, 653n, 658n, 72611; 16 403n, 481n, 525nn; 18 148In, 1515 
hiranyagarbha / golden egg / germ! 
pill/seed, 9i 248; 14 6n; and archetype, 122o; 
in mandalas, 9i 664, 674, 692; 12247; 
Prajapati, 5 589; 
as the self, 9ii 387; 13 287; 14 271; 
as sun disk, 9i 675; thousand-eyed, 9i 690 
Hiroshima, 8424 
Hirt, H.: Etymologil', 5 212n historians, 10 617 historical: 
TITLES: "The Historical Significance of the Fish," 9ii 162-80; "Sigmund Freud in His Historical Setting," 15 II; 
approach, 6 231-2; 
Christ as, see Christ S.V.; material, comparative study of, 53 
history, 8655; 1363; 17250-1; TITLE: "The Problem of Types in the History of Classical and Medieval Thought," 6 8-100; changes in, 8 594; 
conflict with, 10 267; contemporary, therapist and, 10 (P 177); 
continuity of, 5 I; 1725°; Indian attitude to, 10985-6; 

HITLER - HOLY GHOST 

HITLER - HOLY GHOST 

history (cont.): 
modern man and, 11 528; psychological factors and, 10 617; 
racial, 7 159; 
of religion, 13 252: subjective in, 10315 
Hitler, A./the Flihrer, 9ii 159; 10 386, 389, 418-2 I, 452-5, 472; 17 284n; 18 1278, 1328-9, 1333, 1368, 1381; 
TITLE: "Answers to Mishmar on Adolf Hitler," 18 1384-7: 
Hitlerism, 18372; 
as hysteric, 18 1368, 1384: 
as incarnation, 18 1326; 
like Mohammed, 18639: movement, and Wotan, 10373; and pseudologia Plumtastica, 18 1384: 
psychological effect of, 18 1389; 
unconscious of, 18 1334; see also National Socialism 
Hitschmann, E.: Freuds Neurosenlehre, j.'s review, 18 1026 Hittites, 14 185n 
hoard: as archetype, 8 229; 9i 267; capture of, 7 261/477; etymology of, see etymology (-ies); 
see also treasure 
Hoare, Sir Samuel, later Viscount Templewood, 18 1327&n hobbies, 3 105: 
as fantasies, 17 237 
Hobgin, S., and F. Corrigan, see Augustine: Enarrationes inPsalmos hobgoblin (s), 9i 398, 408; 12 302 Hocart, A. M.: Kings and Councillors, 14 35on; 16 433n, 435n, 438n Hoch, August, 2 102on; 4 154&n; 6 
863; 
"Constitu tional Factors in the Dementia Praecox Group," 6 863n 
Hoche, Alfred E., 7411; 18920; Handbuch der gerichtlichen Psy- 

chiatrie, 1 304n; 1892on; 
"Eine psychische Epidemie unter Arzten," 4 155&n 
Hofelt, J. A., 1 I 10; 
"Ein Fall von spontanem So mnambulismus," 1 lion Hoffding, H., 3 170; 6 723 Hoffman, M. L., 18 (P438&n) Hoffmann, E.T.A. (W), 6426n; 
The Devil's Elixir, 5393; 751; 9i 513; 14229; 
Der goldene TopflThe Golden Bowl/Pot, 5 615n; 8 93w; 15 142; 18 782&n, 1247 
Hoffmann-Krayer, E., and H. 
Bachtold-Staubli: Handworterbuch des deutschen Aberglaubens, 9i 605n; 14 214n, 698n, 70W 
Hogg, J.: The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a justified Sinner, 11 402n 
Hoghelande, Theobald de, see AL- 
	CHEMICAL 	COLLECTIONS: Bib!. 
chem. cur. s.v.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Hokhmah, see Chochmah Holbein, H., 10 696 
Holderlin, j.C.F., 5 618-43; 1022, 
195; 14 294; 15 178; 
and imagery of bud, 5 619, 624n; 
vision of Patmos, 5 629, 63642; 
WORKS: 
"Achilles," 5 628; 
	"Empedocles," 	5 	625-6, 
682n; 
"Hymn to Liberty," 9ii 55; "Hyperion's Song of Fate," 5 61g-20,. 624n; 9i 576; "InMemoriam/' 5 627; "Man," 5 620-1; 
"Palinode," 5 624; 
"Patmos," 5 630-42; 6 446; 13300; 
"Sunset," 5 236&n; "To Nature," 5 624; "To a Rose," 5618 
hole in the earth: analogy of, 5 226; 

offerings tossed into, 5 570; sacramental mating with .spear, 
5214 
holidays, 8 685 
holiness, 11 225; 
see also holy s. v. man 
HolI, K., 13 183n 
Holland, see Netherlands Hollandus, joannes Isaacus, see AL- 
CHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Holmberg, U., 13354; 
Der Baum des Lebens, 13 354n, 
38w 
Holmyard, E. J., see under ALCHEMI- 
CAL WRITERS: Abu'l Qasim Holobolus, 14 9In Holstein-Augustenburg, Duke of, 6 101 
Holtzmann, A.: Indische Sagen, 12 
534n 
holy: dread, 13 210; 
Indian, 11 950-63; man, 11786; sacraments, 13 194; scripture, 13 374n; trees of India, 13461 
Holy City, The (cantata), 15 196n Holy Ghost/Spirit, 5 232; 8391; 9ii 210, 249; 10 766; 11 126, 16on, 204, 276,690-2,743, 746; 1226, 347, 470, 505, figs. 180, 191; 13 104&n, 194,263,288, 407n, 451; 14 22, 487, 5100, 530, 667; 16 462, 498; 18 1532-57; 
TITLE: "The Holy Ghost," 11 234-42; 
age of, see joachim of Flora; and alchemy, 10 768; 12 187; 13 263; 14 444; 16 413,416, 455; as paredros, 12 420; religion of, 14 286n, 531, 646; Spiritus Sanctus, 14 235n; sweet smell of, 14 432, 701; water of, 11 151; 13 103; 
as anima mundi, 8 393; archetypal basis of, 11 197; 14 579; 
as breath, 11 235, 237, 276; 

as Christ's father, 18 1619; Church and, 11 289, 695; 
as complexio oppositorum; 11 277-9; 18 1553; 
concept of, 11 237, 239, 241, 267; disappearance of, 11 242: as life, 11 197; 
descent of, 9ii 144; 10 767; 11 161,289; 
dogma, 11 222; 
dove as symbol of, see A,NIMALS: dove S.V.; 
and dream-interpretation, 11 32n; 
enthusiasm of, 10 733; as eye, 1446; 
feminine, see .Sapientia; Sophia as fire, 5 14gn; 9ii 200; 10733; 12 446, 473, fig· 191; 16 484; -flash (Bohme), 9i 535; tongues of, 7 108; 9ii 21on; 10728; 11 232,276; 14251; 
as function, 11 236; 
gifts of, 11289; 13 136, 142; 14 253,443; grace of, 13 197; 
in Gnosticism, see Gnosticism 
s.V. ; 
and God, continuing incarnation of, 11 655-8, 693, 741, 746,749,758; 
green/viriditas of, 11 118&n; 12 
319; 
as hypothesis, 11 222; identification with, 18 1662; invocation of, 18 1536; 
as ha, 11 177; 
light of, 13 149; 
maternal significance of, 5198; 11 126, 236, 240; in Acts of Thomas, 5 558, 561; 11 175n, 2300; 
as mediator, 12 192; Mercurius and, see Mercurius 
S.V. ; 
-movement, see joachim of Flora; 
nature of, Origen on , 11 2 14, 276; 

33° 

331 

HULY GHOST MOVEMENT - HONORIUS 

HOLY GHOST MOVEMENT - HONORIUS 

Holy Ghost (cont.): 
and opposites, union of, 18 1553, 1556; 
Paraclete, 13 277; 14 73n; alchemy and, 14 22,27; as Comforter, 11 260; in individuals, 11 696; as legacy of the Son, 11 205, 235, 267, 655-7, 691-2; sending of, 9i 247; 11 741; 14 444; as spirit: of procreation, 11 197, 692; -, of truth, 11 655, 692, 696; -, and wisdom, 11 612; 
personal quality absent, 11 276; procession of, 11 197, 218, 289; "vera persona"/real person,l1 197; 
as progenitor of Son, 11 205, 420; 
as psychic experience, 18 1555; and redemption, 11 205; 
as revolutionary, 18 1541; saints as symbols of its working, 11 276; 
as Sapientia, see Sapientia s. v.; sevenfold, 14 579; 
sin against, 16392; 
as Sophia, see Sophia s.v.; spiration of, 11 197, 204; 14 701; active and passive, 11 235n; 14 2800; 
spontaneous revelation of, 11 260; 
sweet odor, 14432, 658, 701; symbols of, see ANIMALS: dove; unicorn; and see above breath; eye; fire; see below water; wind; as third person with Father and Son, 11 232,235; 142800; 
as transcendental fact, 18 1536; two aspects of, 18 1545; 
as Ufo, 10 618n; 
as water, 11151, 16ln; 
as wind, 8 319; 9i 108; 11197; 14 531; south-, 12 473; 
as winged old man, 12 446; wisdom of, 12 466; 
as world-soul, 5 198 

Holy Ghost Movement (age of the Holy Ghost), see Joachim of Flora Holy Roman Empire, 18 1329 Holy Saturday, 8 314, 336; 9i 93; see 
also Easter 
Holy Sepulchre, worship of, 5 536 Holy Spirit, see Holy Ghost 
Holy Trinity, see Trinity 
Home, -, spiritualistic medium, 18 715,719,720,721 
home: atmosphere, teacher and, 17 259; 
-sickness, 17 13 homelessness, 10 999 
Homer, 6 963n; 8 318, 845n; 14 11911; 16560; SchilIer on, 6 213, 875; 
Iliad, 5 363, 571n; 9ii 322n, 3400; 14 18n, 38n, 17411; Odyssey, 5 634n; 660; 8 845n; 9i 538; 9ii 3200, 327, 338n; 12 6ln, 4500, 14 77n; 1880; 
see also Odysseus 
Homeric; age, 18 16; chain, 12 148; imagery, 15 186; p,WAV, 1340911 
Homeric Hymns, 5 567n; 
to Demeter, 5 533; 9i 205n; 
tr. H. G. Evelyn-White, Hesiod, the Homeric Hymns and Homerica, 9i 205n 
homilectics, 12 00 homo Adamicus, 11 47 homo albus, 11 37 In 
homo altus, 11 738; 13 203; Anthropos as, 9i 555; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. high man; 
stone/no stone, 11 707; see also man s. v. high 
homo coelestis, of St. Paul, 9ii 71 Homoforus, 12 46911 
homo interior: Christ as, 18 1570; Mercurius as, 9i 55011 
homoiousia, 11 226; 
and homoousia, see homoousia s.v. 

homo maio,., 13 185; Adech as, 13 226; 
as individuation, 13 220 
homo maximus, 10 175, 727; 12 173; 
13 38In; 14593,605; 1512; Adech as, 13 168&n, 203; 
as Anthropos, see Anthropos .\'.1.1. ; 
Heaven as, 15 31; inner, 13 203; invisibili~, 13 208; 
and planet Mercury, 9i 557; quaternity of, 13 206-9; 
Son of Man as, 11419; spiritual forces from, 13 220; union with, 13 205 
Iwmoousia, 5 612; 9i 1 1; 11 209, 2 19, 
287,289,628; 14377,423; archetype of, 11 222; 
and homoiousia formula, 6 31-2; 11 194, 215-16, 628; 
filioque clause, 11 217n, 218, 289; 18 1549, 1550 
homo philosophicus: and An thropos, 
see Anthropos s.v.; Christ as, 12476; 
as Mercurius, 12 fig. 214; 13 268; 
as Second Adam, 9i 238n; 11 
94 
homo purissimus, Christ the, 13 390 
homo putissimus, as arcane substance, 
13390 
homo quadratus, 9i 549; 9ii 418 
homo religiosus, 11 1 1 
homo saPiens, 10822; 18494; individuals representative of, 10888; 
place in biology, 10548 homosexuality/homosexual, 4 247, 254; 6 809; 7 127-9; 9i 356; 16 357n, 41911; 
of adolescence, 7 17 3~81; 17 221-2, 266, 268, 272-3, 27780; 
and anima, 9i 146; children and, 4 243; 
as component of normal sexu- 

ality, 4 246-9; 
as defence, 7 134; 
female, 102°3,221-2,246; in Greece, see Greece 5.7'.; 
and heterosexual, as opposites, 7 179; 
and law in Germany, 18 907; and mother, 9i 162, 164; 9ii 22; 17328; 
among students, 10 2°3, 208, 217, 220 
homo tot us, 12 6; 13 372; lapis/stone as, 13 390; 1486 
homunculus, 9i 270, 279,4°8,541, (P315), 686, 692, 707; 9ii 387; 11 345, 420, 738; 12 302, figs. 22, 121,153; 13 (P6oo), Ill, 118, 120, 134, 158, 175, 195,220; 14 364,412,433,445,49°; 164°2; 
Anthroparion as, 14 412 (see also below leaden/metal man); Anthropos as, 9i 529; 
in Faust, see Goethe: Faust s.v. Characters; 
hermaphroditic, 14 700; 16 398; 
lapis as, 14552, 770; leaden/metal man, 11 350; 12 210; 13 93, 246 (see also above Anthroparion); 
pissing manikin, 12fig. 121; 
as product of unconscious, 11 411; 
soul as, 16481 
Honegger, j., 5 200; 18 1033&n honesty, 7 323 
honey, 11 334; 14 683&n, 687, 698, 
7°4; 
-cakes, to pacify Cerberus, 5 
577; 
-dew, 13 1900 
Honorius of Autun, 11 358; 12523; 1424,25,256,268,4°8,536; 
WORKS: 
Elucidarium, 14420; Expositio in Cantica canticorum, 9i 403n; 14 25n, 268n; 
Liber duodecim quaestionum, 14 

332 

333 

nvvuJ!.U MAN - HUICHOL 
Honorius of Autun (cont.): 732n; 
Sacramentarium, 14 732n; Sermo in Dominica in Palmis, 14408n; 
Sermo in EPiPhania Domini, 14 188n; 
Speculum de mysteriis, 8 559'1; 9ii 158n; 12 523&n; 13 1100; 14 Ion, 12In, 2500, 396, 482n, 483n, 535&n 
hooded man, 9i408 
hoof and hoofmarks, 5 421, 638 hook: fish-, 9ii 174&n; 
for hanging, 5 pI. XXVIII; three-pronged, 13447,450 (see also trident) 
hoopoe, see ANIMALS s.v. hope, 4 663; 11 499 Hopfer, H., 10696 
Hopi Indians, see American Indians: NORTH s.v. 
Hopkins, w., 18691,693,695 Horace, 4 744n; 5626; 9i 464n; Odes, 548on; 
Satires, Epistles and Ars Poetica, tr. H. Rushton Fairclough, 4 (P302), 743n; 11 900, 742n; 13 229'1; 14 62n, 28on; 15 198n 
Horapollo, 8 394; 9i 95, 100; 14 
712n; 
HieroglYPhica, tr. G. Boas, 8 392n; 9i 95, 553n; 12 530, fig. 7; 13 322&n; 14 174n, 474&n 
horde, primal, 5 396; 9i 126 Horfoltus, 12 449n; 13 88n horizon, quartering of, 12 137 horizontal/vertical, 12287-91, 320; 
circle/disc, 12307,316, 320-1 Hormanuthi, 13 99 
horme, 3418n 
hormones, 8374, 376, 653; 14680 horn(s): animal with, in dream, 9i 
623; 
fish with, 5 29on; 
of moon, 12 529, 550-3; 13 193n; 
of narwhal, see ANIMALS s.V.; 
in pictures, 9i 689; 
of plenty, 12.fig. 165; two-horned, 5 283n, 29on, pI. XXa; 
of unicorn, see ANIMALS s. v. 
Horneffer, E.: Nietzsche's Lehre von der ewigen Wiederkunft, 9i 2 Ion; 14 
483n 
Horos, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Maria Prophetissa s.v. Aros 
horos doctrine of Valentinians, 9ii 118n 
horoscope(s), 7494; 8868,869'1; 9i 7,606; 10 173; 11 114, 115; 13 154; 14298,308; 1522; 
of Christ, 9ii 1 3on; conjunction in, 8 878-83, 989; as mandala, 12 314,fig. 100; marriage, see marriage s. v.; and medicine, 15 36; 
as wheel of birth, 9ii 212, 352; zodiac in, 9ii 230; 15 82; 
see also astrology 
hor9scopum, 13 167n 
Horpi-chrud, 5 357 
horror novi, 17 146 
horse, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Horst, G. C., 18 797&n Horstmann, C.: Sammlung alt- 
englischer Legenden, 13400n Horton, -,18 1534, 1545-6 Hortulanus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
hurtus: aromatum, 13389; 
conelusus, 11 126; 12 257; 13 389; 
see also garden 
Hortus deliciarum, see Herrad of Landsberg 
Horus, 11 600, 641, 711; 18416; and Artus, 14 35~; 16472n; -/ Arueris, 5 349; 
-child,9i 195,576, 652n, 661; 
14379; 
of the East, 5 147; of Edfu, 5 147; 
eyes of, 5 fig. 1 1; 10 645; 11 177; 14 64n; Osiris in, 1446; 
334 

HOODED MAN - HUlCHOL 
four sons of (Amset, Hapi, Qebhsennuf, Tuamutef), 6 905; 9i 425n, 564, 61 In, 660, 715; 9ii 187, 188, 189, 203, 378,383; 10738; 11113, 176, 600; 12 314,fig. 102; 13 31, 360, 363; 18 1617, 1656; names and functions of, 9ii 188; 13360; 
-/Harus, 14 587; 
and Isis, 5 396, 471&n; 9i 195; 9ii 163; 14 14; 18 548; 
and Osiris, 5 356--7, 566; 12fig· 102, 314; 14 14n, 46&n; 18 
548; 
quaternio of, see quaternity s.v. 
marriage; 
and Set, 5 374; 11 641; 13362; "son of Hathor," 14 35on, 352; -sun, 5 13 In, 356; 13 36 In; 
as sun-hero, 5 374 (see also Heru-ur) 
Hosea, 18 1541, 1629, 1637; 
Book of, see BIBLE: O.T. S.V.; marriage of, 11 32,394 Hosius, Bishop of Cordoba, 11 216 hospital(s): in Dorn's treatise, 9i 
335; 
in dream, 8 478-9; 
mental, change in, 3 539 
Host (Eucharistic), 8 333; 13 403; 14639; 
and Mithras cult, 18616 
hostility, 12 29 
hot/cold, as opposites, 7 78, 115; 12 192,436; 14 1, 7, 330, 607; 18 
1625 
hotel, in dream(s), 4 537, 538; 8 
535; 12200 
Hottentots, 18 363; 
idea of sun, 5 487 
house(s), 8 571; 
astrological, 8 866, 869'1, 987; 12314,348; 
-complex, see complex s.v. 
family; 
"of the Creative," 13 57; of fire, 13 186; 
with historic layers, dream/ analogy of, 10 54; 18484-91; planetary, descent of" soul through, 14 299, 309; symbolism of, 9ii 352-3; alchemical, 14 2&n, 180&n, 181&n 
"House of the Gathering" (dream), 
11 58-63, 140; 
and anima, 11 128; four/quaternity in, 11 58, 60-3, 90, 136; 12 293-4,fig· 93; ritual in, 11 63 
Hovamol (Edda), 9i 442n 
Howe, E. G., 18 50, 52, 115, 116, 117,119,126 
Howitt, A. W., 16433; 
The Native Tribes of South-East Australia, 16433n 
Hoyle, F., 10 810-20; 
The Black Cloud, 10810; Frontiers of Astronomy, 10810; The Nature of the Universe, 10 810 
Hrungnir,5585n 
hsien-yen ("immortals"), 14 574 hsing (human nature), 13 28n, 37, 
46,5g-60; 
-ming (human nature and life), 
13 34 
Huang Sl1an-ku, see Kozankoku 
Hubert, H., and Mauss, M., 8 254; 
9i 89, 153; 11 89; 16 15; Melanges d'histoire des religions, 7 22on; 8 52n; 9i 1300; 11 89'1; 1881&n 
Hubur, 5 375 Huch, R., 5 140n H udibras, 8 63n 
Hufeland, C. W., 3 271n; see also 
association-chain(s) s.v. 
Hugh of St. Victor, 5 97; 14 550; De laude caritatis, 5 97n; 14 550n Hugh of Strasbourg: attrib., Compendium theologicae veritatis, 9ii 
133n, 159'1 
hui (consciousness), 13 28n, 37 H uichol Indians, 8 121 
335 

HUI MINC; CHIN(;-HYPNOSIS 

HUI MING CHING-HYPNOSIS 

Hui .wing Citing (Book of Consciousness and Life), 11 816; 13 (PPI, 2), 27&n, 28&n, 33, 46&n, (PP3(r3), 54, 64, 78 
Hui-neng, 11 89511 
Huitzilopochtli, 5 522, 671n; 11 340 
Hulda, fountain of, 13417 human: 
TITLES: "Human Nature Does Not Yield Easily to Idealistic Advice," 18 1452-5; "Psychological Factors Determining Human Behaviour," 8 232-62; "The Type Problem in Human Character," 6 243-74; anatomy, 13 35311; 
or animal blood, 13380; biology, 13 291; 
brain, see brain; 
figure, as symbol: of libido, 5 251; of self, 9ii 354-5, 358; incarnation, 13 80; 
mind, see mind; 
moulded by consciousness, 5 674; 
nature, 735, 225; bipolarity of, 15213; contrariety of, 16523; darkness of, 13 293; devilishness of, 5 106; essence of, 13 59; ashsing, 13 28n, 37, 59; and life, 1327, 34; light of, 1346, 161; light and dark forces of, 13 39; true, 13 57; (see also man s.v. nature of); 
situation, original, 4 728, 738 
humanism(-ists), 13458; 
and syncretism of gods, 5 148n humanitarianism, 10 163 humanities, and psychology of neuroses, 18 839 
humanity: and archetypes, 7 109; collective conception, 7 506; consists of individuals, 7 74; cosmic view of, 10908; cultural achievements of, 13 14; 

general characteristics of, 7 243/464, 2451465; 
as ideal, 10326; 
leader of, 13 81; 
oneness of, 10779 
Humbaba, see Gilgamesh Epic Humboldt, F.H.A., Baron von: 
Cosmos, 5481&n Hume, D., 18 1734 
Hume, R. E., see under Upanishads humiditas, 13 255 
humidum: album, 13255; 
radicale, 12 528; 13 173, 255 humility, 7 225; 
and gifted child, 17246; rooted in pride, 17 195 
humour, 7 262; 
KeyserIing's, 10 904-5, 931; popular, re excrement, 5 279; sense of, 7 240; lost in dementia praecox, 3 242 
hun, see China/Chinese: soul, doctrine of S.t/. 
hunch, 8 269; 
cryptomnesic image as, 1 139; see also intuition 
hundred pulses, 13 434 
Hungary, 10 518n, 908; 
uprising (1956),18 1456-7 
hunger, 4 241, 251, 280; 8 237, 
333,711; 10637; 
affiux, case of, 5 1900; importance in psychology, 4 5; man's repressive instinctuality, 5 52611; 
as phenomenon of energy, 5 197; 
and religion, 10652; spiritual, 10652; two-fold sense of, 5 519 
Hunt, M., see under Grimm brothers hunting,.l1385n 
huntsman: ghostly, 10374; 
in Nietzsche's nightmare, 10 382 
Hurrians, 14 76sn 
Hurwitz, S., 14 191'1, 592n; "Archetypische Motive in der 

	chassidischen 	Mystik," 	9ii 
35~, 425n; 14 18n; 
Die Gestalt des sterbenden Messias, 
146400 
Hus, j., 10845 
Husain, M. H., see under ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Senior 
husband: as father substitute, 7 90; and wife: Mercurius as, 13 268; as opposites, 9ii 320 
Huser, j., see under Paracelsus: 
Opera 
Husio, G. Ph. Rodochaeus de Geleinen, 14641 
Hutchins, P.: james joyce's World, 15 (P 133) 
Hutchinson, G. E., 8 966 
Huxley, A., 18 146In; Grey Eminence, 14 53 In; Time Must Have a Stop, 11 85611 
H vareno, 5 149n 
hwan, see China: soul, doctrine of hyacinth, 9ii 215 
Hyakujo (Pai-chang Huai-hai), 11 
877 
hybrids, as libido symbol, 5 261 hybris, 11144,417,801,960; 1313, 
53; 
of conscious mind, 16 216; 
of conscio·usness, 8 802; 11 391; 12559; 14778; 
of will and power, 16396 Hydra, 5 577 
hydrarr;yrum, 9i 537n; 13 287; Mercurius as, 13 255; 
and quicksilver distinguished, 
13371; 
see also argentum vivum; mercury (metal); quicksilver 
hydrocephalus, 3 325 
hydrogen atom, 10 799, 806 hydrogen bomb, 9i 195; 10574-5; 
18597, 1274, 1442,1661 hydrolith (water-stone), see lapis philosopharum s.v. 
"Hydrolithus sophicus," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. "Aquarium sapientum" 

hydromedusa, 9ii 206 hydrophobia, 10636; 1427, 182 hydrotherapy, 1 6 
hyenas, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Hygeia, 5 577 
hygiene, psychic, 18744; 
and physiological, 11 866 Hyious tou anthropou/Son of Man, III 
1832 
Hylaster, see Paracelsus: ARCANA 
s. t/. Iliaster 
hyle, 9ii 132; 1116oon, 403; 12336, 433-4; 1645 In; see also matter hylikoi/hylidhylical man, 6 14,254. 964; 11411; 14592; 
into pneumatic man, 13 280 hylozoism, 9i 385 
hymn, Egyptian, for cure of snake-bite, see Egypt s.v. snakebite 
Hymns of the Atharva-veda, see Vedas 
hypalgesia, 1 333, 337, 395; 
and degeneracy, 1 338 Hypatia,6174 
hyperactivity, motor, 1 219 Hyperboreans, 10 172 hypermnesia, 1 13Bn, 146; 2712; 7 
6/415 
hypertrophy of function, see func- 
tion(s) s. v. 
hypnagogic: "Chiwantopel; a Hyp- 
nagogic Drama," 5 (P457-62); "The Moth and the Sun; a Hypnagogic Poem," 5 (P4557); 
hallucinations, see hallucinations S.V.; 
mental activity, 3 434; sensations, 7 467; vision, 5 255, 271 
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Colonna s.v. 
hypnosis/hypnotic state(s), 1 8, 10, 144; 312,160,506; 4 527, 577-8; 6 336, 837; 8 440; 9i 402; 10 1056; 11 928; 16 30, 134, 139, 230, 262, 275; 18702,727,901; 
as auxiliary to psychoanalysis, 4 

336 

337 

HYPNOTISM - HYSTERICAL SUBJECTS 

HYPNOTISM - HYSTERICAL SUBJECTS 

	
339 
hypnosis (cont.): 591-7; 
deepening of. 1 9&-7; double, 1 263, 272, 294; 
of hysterics, 3 137, 163, 181; hystero-, 1 128; 3 160&n; light and total, 4 584, 591; movement, 18 893; 
partial, 182, 85. 96,122; patients' denial of, 1 306; and rapport, 18331; 
and reminiscences, 4 2 1 1 ; self-, 1 126; 
sleep, 18 900; 
and suggestion method, 18 1579 
hypnotism/hypnotist(s). 1 129; 3 6, 59; 4 206, 643; 7 20/432; 8 295; 10333; 11489; 1562; 164.199; 1799,128,176; 18797,798.893, 1223; 
forensic significance of, 18893; French school of, 4 748; 6618; 1021; 
mass, 18 1377; 
reason for abandoning, 18492 hypochrondria/hypochondriac(s). 7 75; 8 785; 9ii 259 
hypocrisy. 7 430. 437; 
a.nd self-knowledge, 7 28/439; in various disguises, 7 (P5) hypomanic: behaviour, chronic. 1 
187; 
complex of symptoms, 1 224; state, chronic, 1 191; 
see also mania 
hypostasis(-es), 11 237; 13 178 hypothesis(-es), 11 26, 79; fulfilment/livng of, 18 638, 639; 
God as, 1351; 
Holy Ghost as, 11 222; necessity of, 10 1°41 
Hyslop, J. H.: Science and a Future Life, 13 60n 
hyssop, 14 607 
hysteria, 1 1-2. 4-5, 14-15, 22, 25-30, 158, 170, 175-6, 226, 
338 

27&-80. 289, 302; 2 531, 808, 813; 3 27, 35, 58-9, 72-3, 152, 160, 389. 451, 469, 471, 567; 4296.377; 5 58n; 6599,858-63; 8 710; 9ii 316n; 10 4, 370; 16 196,343,54°; 17 148. 199a, 201; 
TITLES: "Dementia Praecox and Hysteria," 3 143-97; "The Freudian Theory of Hysteria," 4 27-63; "Freud's Theory of Hysteria: A Reply to Aschaffenburg," 4 1-26; 
abasia in, 2 914; 
aetiology, 18884; 
and affects, 1318-19.464,475; 29°9; 373, 140, 149; 4 28-32; amnesia in, 2 655, 657, 744; anaesthesia in, 18 922; 
analysis and, 3 35, 152; association in, 2 943, 94&-54, 1067; 18 832; 
	Breuer-Freud 	theory, 	see 
Breuer s. v. ; catatonia and, 3 16; censor in, 2 611; 
and childhood trauma, 4 3&-7, 2°5,214-15; 
in children, 17 141; 18884-5; chorea symptoms. 18 884; case of,2793; 
collective, 9ii 282; German, 10 417,419,422-8; 
complex (-es) I complex-sensitiveness in, 1 159; 2 754, 8467, 1352; 3 103, 106, 140-1&n, 184, 194-5, 554; 18 974; constellations in, 2 192, 210; dementia praecox and, 2 1067-7°; 
differential diagnosis, 18885; dissociation in, see dissociation s.v. ; 
dreams in, see dream(s)s.v. hysteria; 
egocentric reactions in, 2 531-2; 
epilepsy and, see epilepsy s.v. (see also hystero-epilepsy); 

and evil inclinations. 1 467, 474; 
extraverted type and, see extraversion; 
failure in, see failure s.v.; 
in family constellation, 2 1008; and feeling-tone. 1 170; complex. 2 908, 915, 917; forgetting in, 2 207, 63~40' 657-8; 
Freud on, see Freud s.v.; "grande hysterie," 1 13, 18; indirect associations in, 245on; as latent psychosis, 3 539, 558; among mediums, 18 725; 
a "metaphysical problem," 18 1119; 
and moral defect, 1 457-75; paralysis in, 2 911, 913; pathological ideas in, 3 7. 10; periodic changes in personality in, 1 110, 1 12; 
psychogenesis oflas psychogenetic illness, 3 75, 5°5-6; 4 5. 28, 207. 231; 7 1/4°9, 4-sI 413-14; 1348; 18885,922; psychofogyof, 18 87i; reaction-time in, 2 79~807. 813,944; 
reinforced object-libido in, 2 
950-3; 
repression in, 2 63~40, 657, 661-2,800; 4 51. 60; 
riddle of, 18 871; 
root phenomenon of, 18879; screen memories in, 2 658; and sexuality, 4 5-8, 36--8, 51, 215; 1563; 
and simulation, 1 3°4-5,338, 353; 
sociological and historical aspects, 18882; 
stereotypies in, 3 183; symptoms of, 1417; 741413; 8 702; 15 62; 16 231; psychic, 18 884-5; as symbolism, 4 159; and unconscious psychic activity,8297; 

theory(-ies). 18872-3; 
trauma theory of. 4 20&-9; 5 654; 78/417; 17 176; 18 i 148; traumatic, 3 162; 4 10-11; treatment for, 18886; 
Dfos and, 10631; 
wrongly diagnosed as sarcoma of spine, 3 468-9; 18 114; 
in young girls, 4 384, 386 
h ys terical : 
TITLES: "Association, Dream and Hysterical Symptoms," 2 793-862; "A Case of Hysterical Stupor in a Prisoner in Detention,"~ 1 226-300; "On Hysterical Misreading," 1 151-65; amnesia, see amnesia s.v.; anaesthesia, 1 73; 18421; anxiety states, 7 69; 15 64; behaviour, and infantile disposition, 5 430-1; 
blindness, see blindness s. v. ; conversion. 1 298; deafness, 74/413; delirium, see delirium S.v.; distractibility, 1 73; 
disturbance of sensation, 18 876; 
dream-state, 5 204; engourdlliement, 6 199; fanta~ies, see fantasy(-ies) s.v. in hysterics; 
fever, case of, 11 15; hyperaesthesias, 18 876; intellect, 18 877; 
misreading, see misreading s. v.; pain-apraxia, 18 876; 
pains. 16 185; 18 50; 
paralysis, 18 876, 884; reaction-type, 2 943-4; self-deceivers, 13 142; symptoms. 2 793, 794, 816, 833, 845--62; psychogenesis of, 18922, 1147; 
twilight states, see twilight states hysterical subjects/hysterics, 1 97, 114, 138, 280,34°; 3 141; analysis of, 18 1°45-5°; 

HYSTERO-HYPNOSIS - IDEA 

	
I 
hysterical subjects (cont.): 
belle indifference of, 3 35, 145-6; fantasies of, see fantasy(-ies) S.lI. ; 
and forgetfulness, 1 I 19&n; hypnosis of, 3 137, 163, 181; influence of affects on, 1 31819,475; 
irrelevan t answers of, 1 164; lying/deception in, 1 302,420, 441; 18447 (see alsopseudologia Phantastica ); 

and secrets, 16 131; spontaneous phenomena in, 18 728; 
substitution of physical for psychic pain, 5 436; 
vision of conflagration, 1 ) 30 hystero-epilepsy, 1 12, 130; see also epilepsy s. v. hysteria hysterogenic: complexes, 2 798; mechanism, 5 200 hystero-hypnosis, 1 128; 3 160&n 

"I," sense of, 11 958; see also ego; 1- Thou/You relationship 
Iacchos, 5 528; 8 333 
Ialdabaoth: as Gnostic demiurge, 
9ii 128, 325; 11 350; 
and Jehovah, 12539; 13 27on; as supreme archon, 9ii 128, 325; 11 255, 350; 13 275; 14 476 
Iamblichus: on circular motion, 9i 
573; 
De mysteriis Aegyptiorum, 12 
4500; 
Vita Pythagorica, 18 152 I Iasion, 5528n 
ibex, see ANIMALS s.v. ibis, see ANIMALS S.V. Ibn Ezra, 9ii 169 
Ibn Sina, 11 47n; 13 3 77n; see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Avicenna Ibn 'Umail al-Tamimi, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Senior 
'Ibri, al- (the Hebrew), Zosimos as, 11 350 
Ibsen, H.: The Ladyfrom the Sea, 18 
366 
Ibycus (Schiller), 8 8500 
ice, 7343; 11 917, 929; -men, 9i 407 
I Ching, 5 250; 7 132; 8 405n, 863-6, 900; 9i 1200, 403n; 9ii 18 In, 410; 10939; 11 375n; 136, 9,13; 1423211, 393n, 401; 1584; 18 144n; 
tr. into English by J. Legge, The Yi King, 11 965&n, 989; 13 (P56); 15 77&n; 
tr. into German by R. Wilhelm, 11 964-6, 977, 981, 1001, 1008; 1577-8,81,84; 
tr. of Wilhelm's version into English by Cary F. Baynes, I Ching, or Book of Changes, 11 (P589n); 15 77n; 18 144n; J.'s foreword, 11 964-1018; 
and Chinese sages, 8 865; 

hexagrams, 8 866, 986; 9i 597; 9ii 18l1l, 410; 11 971-97, 1002-16; 13 (P56),jig. A4; 14 636n; and heavenly forces, 9i 640, fig. 2; system of, 9i 63941; and yarrow-stalks, 8 865&n; 11 970-1, 974, 975; and yin and yang, 9i 603; 
and "River Map," 5 423n; 9i 642 
INSTANCES OF HEXAGRAMS; chi'en, 9i 640,jig. 2; 
chin, 11 996; 
Ching (unchangeable power), 9i 640; 
ching (well), 11 1011-15; heng, 9i 640; 
k'an (the abysmal), 11 1002-5; li, 9i 640; 
sheng, 9i 600; 
sun, 9i 599; 
ting (cauldron), 9i 601; 11977, 986-92; 
yu, 9i 598; 
yuen, 9i 640,fig. 2 
Ichthys (fish); 
and Christ/Christian symbolism,9ii 145n, 174, 184, 186, 2371l, 285; 10808; 18255,362, 1520 (see also ANIMALS: fish(es) s.v. Christ/Christianity); 
in GreeklPhoenician tradition, 9ii 163, 173, 186, 237n 
icon(s), 9i 645; 18413 iconography, medieval, 11 229 iconostasis, 11 90 
id, see Freud s.v. 
idea(s),1126. 221, 298, 340; 313, 17, 557; 5 1871; 6 73.2-7 (DeL); 7 108-9,236,326,370; 8588; 115, 8,766,777,806; 13 40; 17 167; 
abstract, 7 22g/448; 1349; and affect, see affect s.v. incongruity; 
anthropomorphic, 11 223; 
a priori/ante rem existence of, 6 

34° 

341 

IDEAL - IDENTITY 

IDEAL - IDENTITY 

idea (cont.): 512,520-1,533,536,733,751; archetypal, 9i 6n, 45, 117; 11 222; 13 476; 14673-4; 
and archetypes, distinction, 8 417; 9i 6n; 15 126&n; 
ascent to (Augustine), 5 104n; association of, see association; "big," 7 289; 
chain of, 1 221 (see also association-chains) ; 
and changelessness, 6 153; collective, 6 164, 373; 7 122, 520; 11 222; 16248; God as, 6 176; 
and complexes, see complex(es) s.v. ; 
condensation of, 3 44, 267, 3°0; 
confusion of, 3 135, 346; delusional, see delusion(s); delusional; 
depersonalized,654; depressive, 7 344; 
directional, 2 383-4; dissociated/repressive, 3 56, 70, 76; 
elementary, 8 353; 9i 153; as entity, 18742; 
and fantasy, 13 356-7; feeling-toned, 1 119, 298, 304; 6 239; 7 20 (see also feelingtoned complex); 
flight of, 1 189, 190, 194, 199, 208-9, 213, 216, 219; 2 28, 116, 132, 388, 4500; 3 21-2, 37; 6481; 18829; 
formation of, 5474; 
German, 10 973; 
as golden vessels, 18745; as higher reality, 6 59; hypostatizing of, 6 62; 
inborn, 8 352-3, 435, 589; 11 461; 
inherited,3 565; 5 154; 7 101, 219; 8229,718; 9i 136; 10 14, 831; 11165; 1661,206, 254n; introvert's relation to, 6 103, 

629,633-4; 
intuitive, 7 107, 151; 12 305; 137,59; 
lucky, 103°5; 
morbid,7 254; 11 22; mythical/mythological, 5 629; 7 109; 8 589; 18742; 
neurotic, 5 655; 
new, 10 463; 11 23; combinations of, 1 172-5; developed in somnambulism, 1 147n; fear of, 10916; 17 146; spread of, 8 594, 597; spirits as, 8 596; numinous, 13 393, 396; obsessive, see obsessions s.v.; over-valued, 6 467&n; pathological, 3 7, 9-10, 218, 361-2; 
as phenomenon, 18 742; Platonic, see Plato; predominant, 1 82n, 101, 117; pressure of, 3 428, 434-5; primordial, 7 217-18/448-9; 16 206; adaptation of, 10 548-9 (see also archetypes; primordial image(s»; 
ruling, 5 11, 18; 8633-4; sovereignty of, 5 113; spontaneously creative, 5 74, (P453); 
subjective, 4 768-7°; 
symbolic, 5 683; 18 570; symptom-producing, 15 62; and thing, united, 6 72-3, 77; unconscious, 18 728; unconscious activities of, and idealism, 6 525, 533; 
unity of, 6 158; 
universal, 18742, 744, 745; world of, 1038; 13 168n 
ideal(s), 7 65, 150, 254, 462n, 482; 
11 8; 
Christian/Christ as, 7 373; 12 7-9; 
collective, 7 240, 519; 9ii 54; 15 128; 
cultural, 6 I 10; delusive, 793; 

destruction of, 7 310, 325, 509; of "doing their best," 17 288; father as, 17 22 I; 
heroic, 6 167; 10976-7; identity with, 4 179; 
of individuation, 7 373; man's chief virtue, 5 459; moral,7 18/430; 
opposite of former, 7 115; projection of, 5 432; social,7 267; 
state, 1 116, 132; superhuman, 7 87; 
type, 7 504; 
Zwingli's doctrine and, 6 99 
idealism, 10 578; 
in America, 10975; German, 8 358; 
and James's typology, 6 524-7, 533; 
and materialism, 7 80; medieval, 17 127 
idealistic type, see type(s) S.v. idealization, 9i 192 ideation, 12 287n; 
conscious, and action, 13 12; in dementia praecox, 3 2 I; incapacity for clear, 3 300; slowing down of, 3 2 
Idechtrum (Paracelsus), 9ii 334; 13 168 
Ideler, C. L.: Untersuchungen iiber den Ursprung und die Bedeutung der Stemnamen, 9ii 189n identification, 6 738-40 (DeL); 7 134, 136-8, 144; 9i 182,3°3; 12 431,560; 17 177; 
with actors in a play, 548; 
of analyst with patient, 4 404; with ancestors/ancestral souls, 6 231; 9i 224, 226; 12 171; 
with archetype(s), see archetype(s) s.v.; 
of baby brother with excrement, 1770; 
of children with mother/ parents, 4 308-9; 5 351, 43 I; 107°; 

with Christ, 12 451; 
with collective psyche, ~ 240/ 460, 260-sl476-9, 485; 8426; with consciousness, 14 330 (see also below self/psyche); 
with differentiated function, see function s.v. differentiated; 
of divine hero and celebrant, 5 274n; 
of Hecate and others, 5 577; in Hegel, 8 359; 
with hero, 5 612; 9i 229; hysterical, 1 117; 
with intellectual standpoint, 9ii 58; 
with Logos, 5 104; 
with mana-personality, 7 394; mystical, 6 496; 
with nation, 10 910; non-identification, 16469; 
with persona/officeltitle, 7 227, 230, 237, 3°5-8; 
regressive, 9i 226; 
with self, 13331, 332; 
of self/psyche and consciousness, 9i 254; 13 62 (see also above consciousness); 
with shadow, 7 41; 
with sun, 5 268 
identity, 6 741-2 (Def.); 7 513; 9ii 
37; 11>140; 12431; 
TITLE: "Fundamental Principles in the Treatment of Collective Identity," 7 480-5°2; 
of Christ and adversary, 11 264; 
of Christ and lapis, 13 386; with collective psyche, 7471; of doctor and patient, 16 376&n,545; 
of giver and gift, 11 390; group, 9i 225; 
of hunter and prey, 9ii 174; of lowest and highest, 9ii 389; mystical,8 516, 519; 11375&n; 13 273; 
of object with subjective imago, 8 52$ 

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IDEOLOGISM - IMAGE 

identity (cont.): 
original,7 329; 13 122; 17331; of priest and Christ, 11 413; of psyche and matter, 12 376, 378,410; 
psychic, 1844°&11, 465; psychology of, 17 93; secret, 12 451; 
of stone and man, 13 394; unconscious, 7 172; 10 69; 11 375n, 389, 817; 13 66, 122, 125; 14 3;36; 16 504; 17 83, 271, 330; of child with parents, 16 142; 1783-4, 107, 253 (see also Levy-Bruhls.tI. particiPation mystique); 
of uroboros and egg, 13 109n ideologism, 6 518, 522, 523 ideology(-ies), 11 778; 
Christian, 13 366 
Ides/Ideus (Paracelsus), 9ii 334: 13 168, 193 
idiosyncrasy(-ies), 7 267; 9ii 259, 
312 
latwTat, 17 298 
idiots, 2 408n, 506, 5°9, 523; 17 292; see also imbecility; mental deficiency 
idleness, La Rachefoucauld on, 5 253; 9i 56 
idols: reason for, 18413; repression of, 7 1 15 Idris, 18 1527-8 
Ignatius (of Antioch), 8 388; 
Epistle to the Ephesians, tr. K. Lake, 8 388&n 
Ignatius Loyola, St., 10 522; 13 
293; 14 283; 
and spiritual exercises/exercitia spiritualia, 9i 232, 237; 
terms used by, 1320111; 
vision of polyophthalmia in snake/serpens oculatus, 5 1 77n; 7 119; 8 395; 11 957; 13 114, 267n; 18 1538; 
vision of round golden object, 8 
395n; 
WORKS: 

Exercitia sPiritualia, 9i 236; 9ii 252&11; 11 15011, 391, 778,793,854,864,873,893, 937-40, 958; 12 166, 39011; 14 708; 18 1536, 1548, 1590&n; 
The Spiritual Exercises, tr. J. Rickaby, 13 20111, 29311; 14 255&n, 283n; 
see also Funk; Gonzales 
igni\: Bellator, 13 184n; coelestis, 13 103n; elementaris, 13 256; fatuus, 13 303; 
gehenrutlis/fire of Gehenna, 9ii 201; 12433,44°,451,47°; 14 113,631 (see also hell s.v. fire); mercurialis, 13 256 (see also Mercurius s.v. fire); 
noster, 12 336&n; 
see also fi re 
ignition, 13 173n ignorance, 9ii 299; 11 271; 
in Yoga (avidya), 11 775; 12 123 
Ikhnaton, 15 175 
Ba, 5 211&n 
Iliad, see Homer s.v. 
Biaster, iliastic, see Paracelsus S.tI. 
ARCANA 
iliatio, 11 32 1 ills, see illness s. v. illness, 9i 2 14; 
association and, 2881-2; as defence, 10881; 
"ills" and, 11 248; 
mental, see mental illness/ disease; 
physical, schizophrenia and, 3 180&n, 36o; 
primitives and, see primitive(s) s.v. ; 
psychic, attachment to dead and, 8 598; 
soul-complexes and, see soulcomplex; 
treatment of, 8 684 iliuminatio/illumination(s), 9i 82; 12 

11, 68, 83, 120, 188, 356, 451, 456; 13 1°7,112,119,148,219, 417; 17318--19; 
of consciousness, see consciousness S.V.; 
of initiate, 5 553n; 12 83; 
as spiritual transformation, 11 274; 
three stages of, 14718; two sources of, 13 263; see also light; revelation 
illusion(s), 7 26, 90, 189, 325, 373, 4°0,437; 8 682, 802; 9i 353; 9ii 20, 32; 10 608, 672; 11 494; 12 57,353-5; 1324,47,56,391; 15 69,71; 16 Ill, 149; 17228; 
of anchorites, 10651; 
of conscious mind, 5 95&n; daemon is, 13 55; 
descent into, after death, 11 856; 
and ego, 17 167; enjoyment of, 5 432; hypochondriacal, 7 75; infantile, 7 88, 91; 
karmic, see karmic illusions; Mercurius as god of, 13 299; of participation in story or play, 5 (P448); 
of personal God, 13 50; 
and poetic creation, 15 1 13, 118; 
projected, 11 140; in puberty, 10217; reality as, 10 986; 
and religious experience, 11 167; 
transcendental, 1347; of youth, 7 90, 113; see also maya 
Bach, see Paracelsus: ARCANA s.v. image(s)/imagery, 1 28; 7 151, 231-2, 236, 289, 323, 386, 4°5, 507; 8510,931; 9i 21-2,152; 11 893,896-7; 12 15; 1377,88; 14 6°3,753-4; 16246,465-6; 
TITLES: "The Image of Wholeness," 13 369-73; "The Tree 

as an Archetypal Image," 13 35°-3; 
in active fantasy, 8 170, 399- 
4°3; 
of alchemy, 16 (PI65), 471; anima-, see anima S.tI.; 
animus, see animus s.v.; anthropomorphic, 5 145; archetypal,7 151; 8279,417; 9i 22, 82; 11 845; 1232,38; 13 350; 14 401; 15 11; 17 337; part animal, part human, 5 264; 
"austere," 10 730 (see also below "severe"); 
autochthonous, 13352; autonomous, 8 521; 13299; Christ-, see Christ s. tI. ; 
in Christianity, see Christian s.v. ; 
collective/of collective unconscious, 5 655; 7 184,219,233, 25°,283-4,287,3°1; 13353; complex-, 2 891; contamination of, 11 783; 14 454; 
creation of new, 5 553-4; cryptomnesic, 1 138--9, 145-6; definition, 6 743-54; displacement of, 144°1-2; divine/heavenly, 7 15°,217; 12 12; 13 215; 
doctor as, 7 145, 157; dream-, see dream(s) s. V.; eschatological, 13 294; 
eternal, 7 183, 232; 9i 11; 13 457; 14 510; 17 338; 
fantasy-, see fantasy s.V.; 
of the goal, 12 328; 16535; God-, see God-image; helpful, 11 533; 
of Hera, 5 363; 
hypnagogic, 1 101; 
ideal, 7 244, 388; 
ideas as, 9i 68; 
inborn, 7 300; 8 398; 17 338; infantile, 7 217; 
inner, 12 17, 123,219; 

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IMAGINATION - IMPERSONAL 
Instances of Subconscious Creative Imagination" (Miss Miller), 5 (PP447-62); 
active, see active imagination; fantasys.v. active imagination; and alchemy, 11 793; analytical psychology/analysis and, 11 793; 14 333, 705; and dreamseries, 18 403, 406; 
a priori categories of, 1881; categories of, 8 254; 11 845; 16 15; 
creative, 16 98; 
and hypnagogic images, 1 100; imaginatio sensus, 1320In; inherited possibilities of, 7 1 01; masculine, 14619; 
moral, 16 150; 
and neurosis, 11 12, 17; 1632; 17313; 
pathological effects of, 18 903; principle of, 6 93; 
a psychic process, 11 889; in unconscious, 8362; and visions, 1 106; 
see also Paracelsus s. v. imaginatio imagines, 8 628 
Imago (periodical), ed. O. Rank and H. Sachs, 18 1°3 In 
imago, 5 62n; 6812 (DeL); 7223, 
296-7; 
of daughter, 9ii 24; dream-, 8 524; 
father-, 4 728, 740-2; 7 88, 113, 380; 10 66; 14 232; and God-image/religion, 5 63, 89, 93-4, 134; reactivation of, 562, 134; and transference, 7 206; 9i 122; 16 218; 
mother-, 5 406, 468, 555; 7 88, 113; 9ii 26; ani lOa as, see ani lOa s.v. mother; dragon as negative, 5 395; hero and, 5 558, 606; libido's regression to, 5 32g-30, 4500, 508; religion and, 5 89, 94, 134; son and, 9ii 20,24,26; 13 147; symbols of, 5261, 265, 318, 320, 395, 457, 
566n, 569, 608; water and, see water s.v. mother-image object-. 6 813; 7513,518.520; 8 521&n, 522-4; 
parental, 4 3°5-6, 427; 5 431. 505; 6 201; 7 89, 91, 293&11, 294. 296; 9i 135; 16 9, 142. 212&n; 17 158; animal forms of, 5 26311; extension of, 10 67-8, 71-2, 74; projection of, 9i 122; 16 212-13, 218, 222; -, onto analyst, 9i 122; reactivation of, 5 200, 299; and religion.9i 123, 126-7; 16215-17; and transference, 4427; 16218; primitive, see primitive(s) s.v.; and projection. 7 295; 8 507, 521; 
subject-. 7 518, 521; 
see also God-image/imago Dei; Spitteler 
imago Christi, 12 451 
imago Dei, see God-image 
imago mUlldi, 12472 imbecility/imbeciles, 1 188; 2 193, 
504, 509, 513, 523, 525, 528, 530-3, 537, 539&n, 885, 3 177, 208, 325; 17 228; 
definition type, 2 985; 
and emotional changes, 1 357; 17 133; 
feats of calculation by, 17 239; as recruits, 2 1313; 
simulation of, 1 341, 343-5; see also idiots; mental deficiency 
i~ibitio, see opus, alchemical, stages ms.v. 
imitatio Christi, see Christ s. v. imitation/imitative(ness), 4 308; 7 242,258, 463; 8 825; 13 224n; 18 1099, 1100; 
compulsive, 17 154; 
illness, 18893; instinct for, 10 556; inJ.'s case, 7 52; Western, 13 5 
Immaculate Conception, see Mary s.v. 
image (cont.): 
magical, of childhood, 5 631; memory-, see memory-image metaphysical, 11 469; mythological/myth-creating, 6 280-1; 7 118; 9i 8; 10646; 11 
781; 
neurotic, 3 560; 
parental, 18361, 362, 366; plastic, 2 471&n, 473; Plato on, 6 512; 
among primitives, 8 278; primordial, see primordial image; 
projected, 7 294; 
psyche and, 8 6°7-11,615-18; 1375; 
psychic. 4 764; 646; 8 680-1, 745-7; 9i 135; 11 16, 777; 16 201; 
in psychoses, 5474; regulating, 13 396; religious, 13 77; 
sacred, 11 82, 893; 12 19; 
of sacrificial death and resurrection, 5 638; 
sequenceltrains of, 5 18; 16 13; "severe," 12 203, 205, 211,3°8; soul-, see soul-image; 
spirits as, 8 628; 
in stone, 12 406; 
symbolical, 8 388; 9i 82; 
totality, see totality s. v. ; unconscious, 5 258; 12 14; universal,7372; 
visual, 2 127-8, 130, 143, 204, 206,246; objectified as hallucination, 1 98; 
vividness of, 2 462, 471-3, 485n; 
of women, 12 293, 295; 17 
338-4°; 
see also anima imagination/imaginatio, 7 274; 12 219, 350; 13 176, 193, 195, 201-4,2°7, 220,393; 17225; TITLES: "Meditation and Imag- 
ination," 12 390-6; "Some 
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Immaculate Mother, see Mothers.v. Immanuel, 6 447 
immediacy of events, 8 856 immolatio, 11321; 12 417&n immoral impulses, 4 666 immorality,7240 
immortal(s), banished, 5 293 immortality/immortal, 4 70, 321; 7 
108,3°3,393; 8 791; 9i 208, 241, 249,316; 1088, 142, 160, 5~11; 12 11, 246, 251, 416n, 45611, 511, 536; 13 68, 7611, 1711!, 232; 16 531; 18686,741-3; 
belief in, 16 186; 
and conquest of mother, 5 45011; 
drink of, 5 247, 56611, 5811!, 
673n; 13412; 
eight, 14 574; 
food of, see food s. v.; fragrance of, 13457; 
goal of the hero, 5 5 14; herb of, 525°,457; 18239; lapis and, 13 133; 
and magical incest, 5 394; medicine of, 8 794; odour of, 13451; personal, 7 293; 
psychology of belief in, 18741; and realization of self, 18 1567; and self-sacrifice, 5 639; 
of soul, see soul s. v. ; 
and the unconscious, 9i 249; of unconscious, 8 673; 
immunditia, 16 501 
imp(s), 11 248; 13 124; Cabiri as, 11 244; complexes as, 18 1256 Imperator group, 136011 
imperialism, 7 74 
Imperialists, as projection-carriers, 10610 
Imperium Romanum, and Catholic Church, 11 82 
impermanence and non-self, as opposites, 11 931 
impersonal unconscious, see unconscious, the s.v. impersonal 
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IMPOSSIBILITY - INCUBATION 
impossibility of task/situation, 8 847-8 
impostors, intentional fraud of, 1 
474 
impotence, 4 150-1; 73°8; 9i 162; 
sense of, 7 222, 452 impoverishment, emotional, 3 74, 76, 1°3 
impression(s),4 399, 401-2; 8264: conditioned by predisposition, 44°°; 
early, 4 310; effects of, 3 90; first, 11 776, 821; 
forgotten, reappearance of, in cryptomnesia, 1 183; 
pleasing, transmission of, 5 (P447); 
re-animation of, 5 (P461); subjective, of the malingerer, 1 3°1; 
subliminal, 8 588; suspect reality of, 4 403 
imprint, see engram; typos improbable, occurrence of the, 10 744 
improvement, patient's, 14614,615 impulse(s), 9ii 51; 17102; 
and attitude, 8 692; exaggerated,8 264; 
instinctive, see instinctual S.v. natural, 8 423; repressed,16115; unexpected, 1 25-6; 
vital, 1364 
impure metals, 13 38w inattentiveness, 17237 
incantation, for producing numirwsum, 117 
I ncarnation/i ncarna tion/i ru:arnatio, 
1 64; 9ii 277; 11 626, 628, 631, 655,678; 12 lW, 26; 17 96; 18 1511, 1664; 
cause of, 11 642; 
of Christ, see Christ s.v.; continuing, see Holy Ghost S.v. God; 
and creed, 12 253; 

devil/Satan and, 11 248, 650; earlier, revealed in meditation, 7 303; 13 46n; 
further, 18 1660-1; 
of God, see God s. v. ; hierosga/nos, as first step towards, 11 748, 755; in Egyptian theology, 11 624; incompleteness of, 18 1645, 1660; and individuation, 18 1624; 
and Mass, commemoration of, 
11 338, 378; 
among primitives, see primitive(s) .5. v. children; 
of Yahweh, see Yahweh S.I1. 
Incas, see American Indians: SOUTH s.v. 
incendiarism, 5 27w; psychology of, 5 249 
incense, representing prayer, 11 3 19&n; see also censing- 
incest, 3 421; 4 350-3,512; 55°7; 7 22; 9i 449, 516; 9ii 322,329,361, 363; 11 528, 576; 13360; 14 1°7, 5°6, 523n, 664; 1655-6, 64, 75, 140,362,368,410,415,419,452, 471;17220; 
in alchemy, 14 106,610,664; in ancient Egypt, 16 419, 438; and anima/animus, 16521; archetype of, 5 29gn; 10 659; 13 396; 14 1°7, 178; 16 368, 533; 
barrier/prohibition, 4 352,565; 
5 652; and canalization of libido, 5 332; and creation of self-consciousness, 5 415; by danger of regression, 5 335; Freud on, see Freud s.v.; as impulse to domestication, 5 415; motif of father and, 5 396; origin of, 5 332; re son and mother, 5 388 (see also below taboo); 
brother/sister, 5 555; 9ii 329; 12 1400, 193n, 436, 439&n, 496,figs. 118,225; 1.4188,669, 

735; 16426; 
and civilization, 844; 
complex, see complex(es) S.l'.; death as punishment for, 16 468; 
definition of, 5 35w, 415; dream of, 14 178; 
in fairytales, 16430-1; fantasies of, 4 47°,54°,55°; 5 67n, 655; 9i 122, 130, 135; 14 410; 17220; 
fear of, 7 173; and devouring mother, 5 654; and horror of, 1655,415; 
Freud on, see Freud s.V.; of the gods, 5390&n; Greek myths and, 16 146; among Hottentots, 18363; as individuation, 16419; and inertia, 5 253; 
as instinct, 16 368, 438; king/daughter, 12454; magical, 5 394; 
matriarchal, in Oedipus legend, 5 264; 
misleading use ofterm, 17 144; mother/son, see mother and son s.v.; 
motif, 13 278, 36o, 396; 
in mythology, 5 253; 9i 1400, 44gn; 16 146; 
and natural love of father, 5 76; 
and Oedipus complex, 4 343, 562,565; 
primal, 13 396; 
and primitives, 4 349,352,47°, 565; 
problem: Freud on, see Freud s.v. incest; and reactivation of mother-imago, 5 313; procreation through, 16473; prohibition, see above barrier; regression to, 12 171; 1486; and religious instinct, 10659; repression and, 6 201; 
and ritual castration, 5 299; "royal," 14 1°4,410; 

royal or divine prerogative, 16 419,473; 
sacred, 9i 417; 
sin of, 5 555; 
symbolical, 5 299, 313, 565; conquest of, 5 530; of union with one's own being, 16419; -taboo, 4 565; 5 450, 487; 7 239; 16369,438,443; effect of, 5216; and infantile regression, 5351; lIS. libido, 5313; in marriage class system, 5 415n; in Wachandi rite, 5 226 (see also above barrier); 
tendency, 10 61; as desire of the mother or the ani ma, 5 450; libido freed from, through symbolical truths, 5 357; 
theory,9i 140n; unconscious, 17 218; variants of, 144°2; 
-wish, see Freud s.v. incest 
incestuous: desire, basis of, 5 332; energy, desexualization of, 5 226; 
fixation, 15 49; hierosgamos, 16438; instinct, 16 368, 438 
incineratio, 13 163n; 16398,467 inclinations, evil, see hysterias.v. evil incongruity, of idea and affect, see 
affect s.v. 
inconscient suPhieur, 5 78 incorporation motif, 12 4400; see also devouring; swallowing incorporeal, see corporeal incorruptibility, 13 17°-w, 177; 
of Mercurius, 13 264, 295 
incorruptible substance, 12 43, 558 Increaturn/Uncreated, 11 60;' 13 283; 1432, 143; 16 402n, 454; see also Paracelsus: ARCANA s.v. 
incubation: in alchemy, 14 262&n; dreams, in temples of Aesculapius, 8 549; 
period, 17200; 
self-, 5 589-9°; 14 262; 

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