OPUS - ORDER 

OPUS - ORDER 

34°, 501 
opus (amt.): 
colours in. 9i 580; completion/end of, 12 478.fig. 215; 13 1901'1; and homunculus, 9i 529; paradoxical, 16 
532; 
contranaturam, 13414; 16469; as creation of world. recapitulation of. 9i 550; 9ii 230; 13 286; 14478; 18 1631; 
dangers of. see alchemy s. v. art; demands of. 16 451; 
dreams and visions during. 13 88&n; 
	and 	ecclesiastical 	mystery/ 
sacrament. 11 448; 13231-6; effects of. 14446; 
in Faust, 12 42-3; 
and filius philosophorum, 13 I 63; four aspects of, 12 367; 
four parts of. in Greek alchemy, 12478 (see also opus, alchemical. stages in) goal/aim/purpose of. 11 161; 1240; 13 137. 190. 220. 355. 359.393.4°2.4°4; 1462.763; lapis as. see lapis philosaphorum s.v. opus; 
God as product of. 134°4; as hierosgamos, 18 1692; 
and imaginatio, 12 219. 400; and individuation. 9i 550. 570, 616; 9ii 419; 16531; 
and lapis. see lapis s.v.; 
ad lunam/lunae et solis, 14 181. 218; 
magnum, 16 449; 
man's and woman's. 16 519; and the Mass. see Mass s.v. in alchemy; see also opus divmum; 
mental attitude towards, 12 
357-89; 
Mercurius and, see Mercurius s.v.; 
microcosmic. 13 244; mistak~s during. 13 432; moral character of. 16451; 
500 

nostrum, 18396; 
and numbers. see NUMBERS: one. twelve; 
as odyssey. 12 457.fig· 97; aperatio in. 12 40 I; 
and Passion of Christ, see Christ s.v. Passion; 
perfect and imperfect substance. 11 31o; 
perfection of, 13 I 17n; 
as period of gestation. 16461; philosophical, 11 154; 12375; practua and theoria in. see below two parts of; 
and prima materia, 13 209; 
and projection. see projection s.v. ; 
and psyche. see psyche s.v.; 
and psychic process. 12 342. 375. 502; 13355; 16 538n; psychologicum, aim of. 16 471; as rebirth mystery, 13 459; 
as rite, 13 158; 14 509; sacrament of. 13 232; 
secret of. see secret s.v.; 
son brought to life by. 13 184; stages of, see sep. entry below; supernaturale, 12 417; 
symbol (s) of. 12figs. 3.4. 122. 188; 
synthetic character of, 12 224; tetrameria of. 9i 564; 14261; third part of, 16484; 
three parts of, 12478n; 
time sequence of phases, 16 468n; 
and transformation. 12 403. 4701'1; 13 1700; 14252,5°9; 
as transitus. 14 288; 
as tree, 134°4.4°9,413.414, 459; philosophical. 9i 570; 16 519 (see also above arbor philosophica); 
two parts of (Practua, theoria), 9ii 278; 11 160, 448; 12 332, 342-3, 380, 403-4. 502; 13 482; 16 471. 488; theoria, 9ii 219. 246. 264, 278, 281; 12 

403n; 16471,488.538; as uroboros, 12 404; 
as wheel. 124°4,469, 471,fig. 80; 
as work of redemption, 12414. 420.4300,44°, 451,461.463. 557; 
see also alchemy s.V. art 
opus. alchemical. stages in, 12 figs. 
15. 133, 142; 14261,39°; 
four stages, 9i 564; 11 98; 12 333-41• fig. 114 (see also opus svv. four aspects. four parts); seven phases of transformation. 12 99,jigs. 29, 93. 221. 251; 13398; 
twelve stages, 12 340.fig. 122; sixteen stages, 9ii 414; ablutio/ablution. 9i 231; 9ii 293; 12 334; 13 89; 14 316, 607; 16468; herb of. 1440In; augmentatio, 12 340; calcinatio/calcination. 12 334, 340, 484n; 16 398, 467; 
cibatio, 12 340; 14 388, 40In. 424.6200; coagulatio/coagulation. 12 340, fig· 142L• Q; 133700. 444; 
	coniunctio, 	see 	ccmiunctio/ 
conjunction; digestio, 18 1349; 
divisio, 9ii 259, 292; 11 41 1; 12 334; 14494; exaltatio/exaltation, 9ii 241n; 12 340, 366&nn, 369; of Aphrodite. 9ii 174 (see also Paracelsus); 
	jermentatio/fermentation, 	12 
340, 3600, 42~, fig. 268; white. 12 fig. I42T; 
imbibitio, 14 401&n. 424; liquejactio, 11 354; mortificatio/mortification, 12 334,417,439,498n,figs. 135. 173. 223; 13 800, 891'1, 106, 1091'1, 1100; 14 168-9, 253, 316, 40 In, 494; 16467,499 (see also death); 
projectio/projection, 12 

4°00; 
putrejactio/putrefaction, 12 334, 340. figs. 48. 142L, RR, 221, 223; 13 1091'1, 1701'1; 14 113, 138, 316, 494, 714. 734; 16 3700. 454n• 467,475. 479. 512; separatio/separation. 9ii 259. 263, 292; 11 357, 41 I, 420; 12 530; 13 89; 14 494, 656, 696; 16 398; 18 1349; of elements. 12334.34°.3600.367,475; of spirit and body. 12 165. 366n; solutio/solvent, 9ii 246; 10 628; 11 354. 357.411,420; 12334, 340. 366n; 13442; 14316,361. 363. 364, 365, 494. 734; 16 398, 454; 18 1349; 
sublimatio / sublimation, 9ii 
410; 11 354; 12 66, 165, 340. 39°,4100,457,462,469.473, 511n,figs· 175, 200; 13 137n, 1901'1, 20In, 444; 1553; 16328, 403,486n, 499, 515 
"Opusculum authoris ignoti," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif s.v. 
"Opusculum philosophiae naturalis," see ALCHEMICAL COllECTIONS: 
Theatr. chem. s.v. Zacharius 
opus divinum, 10633; 12 417, 421. 436n• 474, 513. 557; 13 158. 196; 18 1630; 
expiatory, 11 86 
oracle technique (l eking), 11 966 oracle-trees, see tree(s) s.v. 
Oracula Sibyllina, see Sibylline Oracles 
oracular sayings, in seances, 1 60 oral zone, 4262; 5206; see also function s.V. nutritive; sucking Orandus, Eirenaeus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Flamel s.v. Expositicm oj the HieroglyphUall Figures orange(s) (fruit), 3 121; 17 43 
oratorium, 13 482 order:archetype of, 8 870; 
cross as symbol of. 11 433; divine, 13 156; 

ORDEREDNESS - OSTW ALD 

ORDEREDNESS - OSTW ALD 

order (cant.): 
in fantasy, 8 401; 
God as creator of, 8 937; mandala symbols of, 9ii 60; number and, 8 870; principle of, 9ii 304 
orderedness, acausal. 8 959, 965 "Ordinale," see ALCHEMICAL COL- 
LECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Norton ordo compositionis, 14 655n 
ore, 12425 
Orestes, madness of, 13 129 organ(s): development of, and 
libido, 5 206; 
inferiorities, 17 215; 18 1153; psychic representatives of, 12 440; 
"-representatives" (Wernicke), 
15 1600 
organic: disorder/physical iIlness, 7 4/413; and archetypal animal symbols, 5 681; 16 343-7; 18 135&n, 231, 299, 300; 
systems, production of, 8 375; see also sympathetic system organization(s), 7 240. 242/463, 
519; 
and disorganization, as oppo- 
sites,7 Ill; 
large, 10719 
organological standpoint, 8368 orgies, ritual, 5 581 &n; 9i 31 1; Dionysian, see Dionysus Oriental, see Eastern 
orientation, 3 163; 6780 (DeL); four/quaternary system of, see function(s), four basic; 
of patients: in space, 1 243; in time and place, 1 293, 309, 326, 368; unconscious, 1 290-2,296; 
see also disorientation 
orifice, birth-giving, 5 fig. 12 Origen, 6 16,21-9,42; 9i 6Z4, 675; 9ii 70, 136, 320, 336, 370; 10 
199; 11 17on, 214, 276, 779ft, 931; 14299,372,388,582,583, 586; 16 397; 18 527; 

and Celsus, 9ii 128; 14574-6; on the devil, 9ii 171 &n; 14239; as extraverted type, 6 2 1, 24; and privatio boni, 9ii 74; self-castration, 5 392n; 6 22, 24, 26, 42; sacrificium phalli, 6 24; 
on Three Persons, 18 1552; WORKS: 
Commentaria in Genesim, 9ii 1300; 
Contra Celsum, 9ii 7on, 79ft, 128nn; 11 35on; 14 29gn, 574-OOn, 578n, 592n; 
De oratione, 9ii 17ln, 177n; 1432n; 
De principiis/On First PrinciPles, tr. G. W. Butterworth, 8 96~; 9ii 7on, 79ft; 11 214n; In Cantua Canticorum homiliae, 14 583n; 
In Exodum homiliae, 14 372n; In Ezechielem homiliae, 14 00; In Genesim homiliae, 9ii 7onn, 147n, 3300; 14 582n, 5800; In jeremiam homiliae, 5 524n; 8 427n; 9i 288n; 11 6on; 12 297n; 
In Levituum homiliae,9i 624n; 9ii 37on; 1400, 17ln, 388n; 16397n; 
In libros Regnorum homiliae, 9i 
625n, 675n; 1400; 16 39~; In Lucam homilia, 9ii 7on; 
In Numeros homiliae, 9ii 3300; 14372n; 
Peri Archan libri IV, 14 2on; Selecta in Genesim, 9ii 70n 
origin, im probable, of hero, 11 229 originality: of ideas, 1 139; 
mania for, 3 154; 
source of, 1 167 
Original Man, see Anthropos/etc. original sin, see sin s.v. 
Orion, 9ii 212 
Ormuzd" 11 259, 57gn; 1434n; and AhrimaFl, as opposites, 11 259; 

see also Persias.v. Ahura-Mazda Oromazdes, see Persia s.v. AhuraMazda 
Oropos, Amphiaraion, 5 571-2 Orosius, Paulus: "Ad aurelium Augustum commonitorium de errore PrisciIlianistarum et Origenistarum," 9ii 3600; 14 299n 
orphan, see lapis s.v. 
Orpheus, 9i 79, 573n; 9ii 162; 11 373; 12416,fig· 211; 1338ln; 14 5n, 6n, Ign; 
frescoes, 5 163n; 
Japanese paraIlel, see Izanagi OrphidOrphism, 6 963; 8 854; 12 
177&n; 14 16on; 18259; Hecate in, 5 577; hymns, 5 528n, 530; and Iacchus, 5 528; 
mysteries, 6 963; 11861; 14 sn; -Pythagorean doctrines, 11 861; 
Orphu Fragments, 14 154n Orphos, son of Mithras, 9ii 186 Ortega y Gasset, j., 10945 
Orth, j., see under Mayer, A. Orthelius, see ALCHEMICAL COLLEC- 
TIONS: Bibl. chem. cur. s.v.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Orthodox Church, Eastern, 10 372 orthodoxy, Freudian, see Freud, S. orthopedics, psychic, see Dubois s.v. Orthos, as world, 18753,754 Orthrus, 5 265 
Ortolano, see Benvenuti 
Ortulanus, 14460n 
"Ortus," see ANIMALS s.v. 
Ortygia, 5 3100 
oryx, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Osirification, 11 448 
Osiris, 5 165, 33on; 8 333; 9i 229, 247; 9ii 188, 309, 310, 313; 10 645; 11 348n, 711; 12 416, 4500, 457,529; 13360; 1434n,65,219, 35on, 35OO,395,51on, 595,653n, 
	7200; 18 156gn; 	. 
in alchemy, 11362; 1414,317, 365n, 627n, 734; as arcane sub- 

stance, 13 97; black, and caput mortuum as head of, 11 366; 12 48~, 530; 14 727-30; and Mercurius, paraIlel, 14726; and Christianity, 11 178; 
in coffer, 5 350-1, 361,fig· 23; 13 97; as winter solstice, 5353; death of, 5 321,350,392,400; 13 97; dismemberment of, 5 3500, 361; 9i 208, 247, 435n; 9ii 187; 12 469; 14 35ln, 365&n, 734; resurrection, 12 4100; 1397; 18 1566; 
eye of, 9i 413; 
and goddess Mehnit, 5 408; head of, 11 372; 12530 (see also above in alchemy s.v. black) and Horus, see Horus s.v.; 
and Isis, 5 349-5 I, 354, 356, 400, 619, 662; 6 396; 14 609, 726; 
as principle of moisture, 13 
97n; 14355; 
sister-wives of: Isis, see above; Nephthys, 5 350, 400; 
tree as, 11612 
Osnabriick Register of Santa Maria, 
12481 
Osob, 9ii 227&n, 312 
ossuary, Etruscan, 5 536 Ostanes/Astanus/Book of Ostanes, 
see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. osteopathy, 15 20 
Osterburken monument, 5 288; 13 
404 
Ostia, head from, 5 frontispiece 
Ostwald, F. W., 6323, 699; 7 72; 8 
Ign; 
on types: classic, 6 542-7, 554, 870; 7 80; -, and introvert, 6 548, 550-1, 552, 553, 555; romantic, 6 542, 546, 547, 554, 870; 7 80; -, and extravert, 6 548, 550-1, 555; 
WORKS: 
Grosse Manner, 6 542-5, 550, 551&n, 553, 555, 870; 78on; Die Philosophie der Werte, 7 

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5°3 

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p 
Ostwald (cont.): 72n; 85n 
ed., Anna1en der Naturphilosophie, 10 214 
"other ," the, 11 143, 890; 1647°; God as, 11 201,236,772; 
"in me," the, 11 133; 
"in us," 743; 10321,360,918; and the number two, 11 18o; one and, 11 180, 199; principle, 7 494; 
self, 7 43; 
shore, 11 810; 13254n; 
side, 6 630-1; 7 124, 140, 170, 225, 315, 323, 326; 13 133; necessity of, 7 35; of our nature, 7 27/438; of soul's life, see anima; truths of, 7 323; Western fear of, 7 324 (see also onesidedness; shadow-side); world, 5 629; 
see also Beyond, the; Hades; underworld 
Otto, R., 8 216; 10864; 11 6, 881; 
The Idea of the Holy, 1100, 772n Oupnek'hat, see Upanishads ourselves, split in, 13 295 
outer happening, 13 18 "outflowing," 1336,47 "outgrowing" of problem, 13 17, 18 outlook(s): horizontal and vertical, 
8649,656; 
religious, 11 509; and scientific, 11 516 
outside and inside, see inside 

oven,9i 156 
over-activity, 1 190, 199, 203-4 over-compensation, 17 153 overdetermination, 3 133; 444 overpopulation, 10 537 overvaluation, 7 216; 9i 141; 
of conscious mind, 16 5 I, 108; of consciousness, 17 343; 
of instinct, 17 157 
overwork, 4474 
Ovid: MetamorPhoses, 5 43g&n, 526&n, 528n, 661&n; 14 75n owl, see ANIMALS s.v. 
"owner of the world," see asso- 
ciation-chains s.v. ox(en), see ANIMALS s.v. Oxford, 10 1069 
Oxford English Dictionary, 9ii 48 Oxford Group (Buchman move- 
ment), 11 34, 275; 1621; 17154; 1837°, 620-2, 1676; 
and Moral Rearmament Movement, 11 275n; 
see also confession s.v. public Oxford Movement (Anglican), 11 275n 
oxides in alchemy, 11160; 13 137n, 
38w 
oxyrhynchus (fish), see ANIMALS: fish s.v. 
Oxyrhynchus, fish worship at, 9ii 186 
Oxyrhynchus fragment of sayings of Jesus, see Christ s.v. sayings of oyster, see ANIMALS s.v. 

Pachymeres, George: commentary on pseudo-Dionysius, De coelesti hierarchia, 14 564n 
Pacific culture, 13 132; 
Gilbert Islands, 13 458n Paderborn, 9i 694 
padma(s), see lotus 
Padmanaba, 13 278 Padmanabhapura, Temple of, 13 
278 
paedogogics/pedagogics, see education 
pagan(s), 13 148, 149, 156, 238; alchemists, see alchemy s.v.; antiquity, 13 194; 
lore, 13 157 
paganism, 6 313, 314, 316; 7 97, 118; 9ii 152; 12 12, 182; 159, 16; 16388; 
in alchemy, see alchemy S.V.; in eighteenth century, 11 347; images in, 11 81; 
relapse into, 7 41; 
return of, in Europe, 9ii 273 paganum, see Pagoyum 
Page, G. H., 18 1826, (P82OO) Page, H. w., 4 206&n; 
"Shock from Fright," 4 2000 pagodas, 13 362n 
Pagoyum(a)/paganum (Paracelsus), 13 148&n, 150, 156&n, 195 Pahlavi Texts, tr. E. W. West, 9ii 16gn 
Pai-chang Huai-hai (Hyakujo), 11 877 
pain, 17 141; 
aroused by complex, 3 103; avoidance of, 4 634, 642; and dreams, 8 502; hysterical,4 364; perception of, 8 607; 
a psychic image, 8 680; self-inflicted, 1 305, 353; sensibility to, 1 235, 327, 384, 395 
pain-pleasure: affects, 1 204; 

reaction, 8 256 
painter, in dream, 9i 349, 350 painting(s), 3 562; 8 168, 180,4°0; 
9i 525-7; 15 174; 16 101-6; medieval, 10 770; 
modern, pathological element in, 1043°; and Ufos, 10 72456; 
patient's, 1 215; 
	rock, 	see 	rock-drawings/ 
paintings; 
sand, see American Indians: 
NORTH s.vv. Navajo; Pueblo; see also mandala; picture(s) 
pair(s): alchemical, 14 18w, pI. 7; 
16538n; 
of angels, 16 538n; 
divine,9i 121 (see also syzygies); parental,9i 135; 
royal, 13446; 16496; in Moses quaternio, 9ii 360; transformation and union of, 13435; 
see also antinomies; brothersister pair; opposites 
Palanque, J. R.: "The Church in the Christian Roman Empire," tr. E. C. Messenger, 11 215n Palatine: mock crucifixion on, 5 
421,622, pI. XLIII; 9i 463; Palau, 8 125 
palaver, 3 566 
Palenque Cross, 5 400, pI. XUa 
paleolithic age, 1881; 
cult of soul-stones, 13 132; 
	rock-drawings, 	see 	rock- 
drawings 
paleontology, 17 162; 18486 Palestine,9ii 128&n, 213; 18241 Pali Canon, see Buddhism s.v. Palingenius, Marcellus, 12 343n palladium, 8 92 
Pallas, see Athene 
pallor, in somnambulistic states, 1 39,46,5°-1,125 
palm, see TREES S.V. 

5°4 

5°5 

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PALMISTRY - PARACELSUS 

palmistry, 6 917 
palolo worm. see ANIMALS S. V. worm Pammeter. 18 1769 
Pamyles ofThebes. phallic daemon. 
5349 
Pan. 5 298; 9i 35. 210; 9ii 310; 11 
145; 13 278; 14 51O&n 
panacea. 9i 289: 10629. 725, 727: 11 1600, 161; 12 335, 420. 448, 460. 538, 557, 563-4: 13 137, 187,2°3.218, 353n• 390, 4°3: 14 663,681: 16375.389 
Panarkes, riddle of, 14 900 
	Pancavimsha 	Brahmana, 	see 
Brahmanas 
Panchatantra, 9i 605; Panchatantra Reconstructed, ed. F. Edgerton, 9i 605n 
Pandolfus, 9ii 24 I 
Pandora, in Prometheus myth: 
E pimetheus and, 6 315: 
in Goethe, 6 3°2-9, 315: 
in Spitteler, 6 294-3°3, 310, 434-5, 459 
Pandora (alchemical). 12456(7); 13 126; see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Reusner, H.: Pandora 
panic(s), 348o; 7252; 9i 49; 9ii 62; 1124,76,517; 12 169; 16347; 17 3°5-6 
p'an Ku/Yiian-shi t'ien tsun, 14 
573&nn pan-psychism, 8 29 Pan Shan, 11 884 
panspermia, 9ii 3 I 2; 1192n; 14643 pansy, mountain, see Paracelsus: 
ARCAN AS. V. Cheyri/etc. 
Pantheus, Joannes. see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Pantokrator, 9ii 75n; 12 173; 18 1568 
Pantophthalmos, see ANIMALS: dragon s. v. many-eyed; see also eye(s) s.v. multiple 
Papa, 8 336; 9ii 334; 14 5 IOn papal, see Pope 
Papers from the Eranos Yearbooks, see Eranos Yearbooks 

Paphnutia, 16 505 
Papremis, battle ceremony, 5 390 Papuans, 10 128 
Papyri: Ani, 9ii 129n; 11 348n; Berlin, 14 6n; 
British Museum Papyrus XLVI, 1446n; 
Gnostic Coptic Uung Codex), 18 (p671&n), 1826; 
Greek magic, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Magic Papyri; 
H unefer, 12 3 14n ; 
Kerasher, 12314n; 
Leiden, 565: 9i 105; 11 160; Mimaut and Paris, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Magic Papyri; Nektu-Amen, 14482n; Oxyrhynchus fragments, see Christ s.v. sayings of 
parable(s), 11 344; alchemical, 14 189; 
of house built on sand, 1342 I; language of, 8474; 
and symbols, 15 1°5; 
of talents, 9ii 255; 
of the unjust steward, 13 292 "Parabola," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Bibl. chem. cur. s.v. Sendivogius 
parabolic figure, 13 106 
Paracelsist physicians, 3 576 Paracelsus/Theophrastus Bombast 
of Hohenheim, 3 576; 4 749; 5 509; 8389,9300; 9i 533, 579; 9ii 376; 10431; 11306n; 1285,34°, 356, 394n, 426, 468, 476, 478, 490, 513, 514, 516,jig. 261; 13 (PllOO), 195,268; 14 113n, 144, 687,757; 15 1-17, 18-43; 1622, 221, 222, 231, 401, 454; 17 203&n; 18 1700, 1755-9; 
TITLES: "Paracelsus," 15 1-17; "Paracelsus the Physician," 15 18-43; 
"Paracelsus as a Spiritual Phenomenon," 13 (P 110)-238; as alchemist/and alchemy, 9ii 251,281; 13 (PI 10), 151, 154, 

157-9, 164, 166-7; 14 116; on sulphur, 13357; 14 135-6; 15 32-3; thinking of, 13 178; (see also alchemy s. v. ParaceIsan); arcana, see list below preceding WORKS; 
arcane/secret doctrine. 13 16g-93; 1527-9; terminology, 13 160; 15 10, 18; and "onomastica," 13 I 55 (see also below ARCANA); 
on archons, gods as, 12 468; and astrology, see astrology s. v. ; and Bodenstein, see Bodenstein 
S.V. ; 
and Cabala/"Gabal," 13 167; 15 
4°; 
chermes, 13 184&n; 
and Christianity/Church, 12 41,431; 13 147-5°, 197,231, 236; 159-10; 16 20; 
Hermetic philosophy and, 13 158; 
onimaginatio, 13173,2°7,215; on leprosy of copper, 1525-6; and magic, 13 148, 151-6: 15 21, 22, 40; hapax legomenon, 13_155; witch-language, 13 155-6; 
and medicine: academic, 15 19-22; alchemy, astrology, and, 15 19-20, 26-30; disease, nature of, 15 13-14, 17; nettles in, 13 193, 194, 216; philosophy and, 15 37-9; physician, art of, 15 24-30; scientific, 18 1 I 15; 
on Mercurius, 13 171,357; 14 4800; 
and Oporinus/Oporin pupil,see Oporinus; 
philosophy of, 13 158; 15 .37-4°; 
on spirits, 12 508; theoria/theorica of, 12 403n; 14 678; 1541; 16218; 
thinking of, 13 149, 178: travels of, 15 7-8; 

triad, see triad s.v. in alchemy; "vita cosmographica," 13 205; world/cosmogony of, 15 9, 11-16; 
ARCANA: 
Adech, 9ii 334; 12 150, 20gn, 533n; 13 168&n, 201-4, 2°9, 2 I 1-12, 214, 221, 226; 1443, 547 (see also homo maior, homo maxirnus); arnbra, 13 234; 
Anachmus, see below Aniada; Aniada/AniaduslAnyadei,13 168n, 19°-4,200-4, 207&n, 214, 235; 14 698; and Anachmus (-i), 13 193&n, 207&n; Aniadin, year, 13 214, 227, 232, 235; eternal spring, Paradise, 13 193&n; exaltation, in May, 13 193, 198; 
Anthera/ Anthos/ chelidonia, 13 160, 17In; 14683n; Aquaster, 13 172-5, 178, 179,201,2°4,210; celestial, 13 174, 175; derivation of, 13 173n; "iliastric"/"scayolic," 13 174; 
Archa, 13 208; 
Arch(a)eus/" Archasius," 9ii 205n, 334; 12 508, 5 I 2&n; 13168,176; 1449&n, 592n; 15 39: hermaphrodite, 14 43; 
Ares, 13 173&n, 176-8,216; 14 4gn; as formative principle, 13 177, 202; and Mars, 13 176n; Melusinian, 13 173&n, 177-8; 
Astronomia, 8 390; astrum(-a), 8 390; 12394&n; 13 148&n, 160, 167n, 173; 15 22, 32-3, 38 (see also star s.v. in man); Cagastrum/cagastric, 13 16ln; 14 41; Aquaster, 13 174; magic, 13 161&n; soul, 13201; 

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PARACELSUS 

Paracelsus: ARCANA (cont.): 
Cedurini, 13 210; 
	Chelidonia/celandine, 	14 
683&n, 687, 698, 704; Cheyril Cheiri Paracelsicuml pansy/wallHower, 13 171 &nn, 190, 193, 234&n; 14 157n, 641, 683n, 698; 
Durdales, 13 195; EdochinumlEnochdianus (-urn, -i), 13 168n, 173, 177, 190, 201&n, 2°3, 2°4, 207; "firmament," 8 390; 9ii 251; 13 355n; 14 17In; gamonymus, 13 171, 198; 14 663,689; 
Guarini, 13 200; 
Iliaster, and synonyms: Hyl(i)aster; Iliastes; Iliastie; Iliastrum; Yliastrum; Yliedes; es; Yliedus, 13 16o, 16In, 168&n, 17o-In, 176, 177; 14 4 8on; 15 I I; 18 I I I 5, I I I 6; anima iliastrililiastric spirit, 13 174, 201; 1441; as general formative substance, 13 171&n, 172, 202; and longevity, 13 172, 190, 204; and principle of individuation, 13 171; spiritual, 13 202; and transformation, 13 17 In; transformation of (retaria distillatio), 13 185; watery (aquastic) aspect of, 13 173, 174; 
Iloch, 13 190; 
increatum (arcanum, prima materia), 9ii 376; 12 430, 530; 13 283; 14 58on, 766 (see also Increatum); Lunatica, 14 15?n; 
magia, 13 148; 
Melissa, 13 190&n, 193; Melusina/Melyssina, 12 61, 413n; 13 173, 181, 195,.200, 214-22, 228, 427; 14 69on; 15 25; as ani ma-figure, 13 18o, jig. B5; Ares, 13 173, 
508 

177, 178; transformation of, 13 220; water-nymph, 13 178, 17g-80, 223, 225; -, and Nymphidida, 13 180;-, nymphididic realm, 13 214; -, "Syrena," 13 218 (see also melusine); 
mumialmummy, 9ii 334&nn, 335; 13 170, 190; 14 560; "necrocomic" I necrocomica, 
13 174&n; 
NostoclNostoch, 12 244; 13 190&n, 193; 
and "onomastica," 13 155; and OriginaVPrimordial Man: Idechtrum, 9ii 334; 13 168; Ides/ldeus, 9ii 334; 13 168, 193; as protoplast! Protothoma, 9ii 334; 13 168, 2°3; 
	Pagoyum(a)/paganum, 	13 
148&n, 150, I 56&n, 195; Salamandrine Essence, 13 173, 177; 
	Salamandrini/Saldini, 	13 
177,200; 
Scaiolae( -i)/Scayolus, 12 150, 422n; 13 16gn, 174&n, 193n, 207&n, 211-14, 215, 220" 221; psychic nature, 13 208; supermonic: elements, 13 222; figments, 13214; "~ydus," 8 390; Thereniabin/honeydewl maydew, 13 190&n, 193; 14 698n; 
Traremes, 13 195, 196; ghostly spirits, 13 174 
WORKS: 
Opera, Bucker und Sckrifften ... durch Joannes Huserum (cited as "Huser"), 8 388n, 39on, 39Inn; 12 210n; 13 156n; 14 134n; 15 19; Siimtlicke Werke, ed. K. Sudhoff and W. Matthieson, 5 50gn; 8 388n, 39onn, 39Inn, 932n; 9ii 334nn; 18 

1757&n; Registerband, ed. M. Muller, 13 207n; "Apokalypsis Hermetis," 13 166; 
"Archidoxis magicae," 13 15611; 154on; 
"Astronomia magna," 13 148nn, 168nn; 
"Auslegung del' Figuren," 12 jig. 261; 
"Das Buch Azoth," see below "Libel' Azoth"; 
"Das Buch Meteorum," 13 18onn; 
Das Buck Paragranum, ed. F. Strunz, 8 932&n; 13 146, 158, 168&n, 218n, 234n; 14 64In, 683n; 15 13, 22n, 24, 25n, 26, 27nn-33nn, 3611, 38nn, 3gn, 4In; 
"De ente Dei," 16 218n; 
"De morbis amentium," 13 15611; 15 27n; 
"De morbis somnii," 8 39on; 13 148n; 
"De mumia libellus," 9ii 334n; 
"De natura rerum," 13 158n; 14 IIIn, 13611; 
De nympkis, 13 148n; 
"De origine morborum invisibilium," 9ii 334n; 
"De pestilitate," 13 148n, 15611, 20In; 14 135n, 215; "De philosophia occulta," 14 683n; 
"De podagricis," 13 148nn, 167n; 
"De pygmaeis"I"Liber de nymphis, sylphis, pygmaies, et salamandris ... ," 13 18o; 
"De religione perpetua," 13 167n; 
"De sanguine ultra mortem," 13 18o; 
	"De tartaro: 	Fragmenta 
anatomiae," 13 168nn; 
509 

"De tinctura physicorum," 18 1528; 
"De transmutationibus rerum naturalium," 15 3gn; De "ita tonga, 12 I 16, 150, 422n; 13 169-93; 14 6g8n; ed. Adam von Bodenstein, 8 3gon; 9i 52n, 24 I; 9ii 334; 13 148n, 169, 176n, 193n, 197, 200&11. 21~; 14 11111, 1~4"; 15 2In, 3gn; 18 1528n, ed. Gerard Dorn, 13 158n, 168n, 18o, 201&n-4, 206-9, 21 In, 213-14, 234n; 14 418n, 547n, 64In,663; 
"Ein ander Erklarung del' gantzen Astronomie," 12 210; 
"Fragmenta," 13 20ln, 222n; "Fragmenta cum libro de fundamento sapientiae," 8 3gIn; 
"Fragmenta medica," 8 39on; 13 148n, 17 In, Igon; 15 3gn; 
"Fragmentarische Ausarbeitungen zur Anatomie," 9ii 334n; 
"Haeresiarcha," 15 22n; "Labyrinth us medicorum errantium," 8 932n; 13 148nn; 14 157n; 15 2?nn, 2g, 34nn, 38n, 4on, 4In; 16 218n; "Libel' Azoth, seu De ligna et linea vitae"I"Das Buch Azoth," 5 50gn; 12 44gn; 13 16In, 174n, 18on, 20In, 21 In; 14 143&n, 58 In; 15 25n; 
"Libel' de caducis," 8 39 In; 13 14611, 15In; 15 25n, 42; "Libel' de generatione hominis," 8 39on; 
"Lumen apothecariorum Spagyrorum," 14 683n, 687n; 
"Philosophia ad Athenienses," 12 4on, 430&nn, 

PARACLETE - PARENT 
PARACLETE - PARENT 
Paracelsus: WORKS (cont.): 
468n, 516n; 13 1800; 1432n; "Philosophia sagax," 8 388, 3900, 39In; 13 149; "Practica in scientiam divinationis," 8 39In; 
"Scholia in poemata Macri," 14683n; 
Volumen Paramirum und Opus Paramirum, ed. F. Stranz, 9ii 334n; "Paramirum," "De quinque entibus morborurn," 13 148; "Paramirum primum," 13 148n, 156n; "Fragmenta ad Paramirum," 153In; 
"Von der Astronomey," 13 168n; 
"Von den dreyen ersten essentiis"/"Von den dreyen Principiis oder essentiis," 14 43n; 
"Von Erkantnus des Gestirns," 13 148n; 
"Von dem Podagris," 15 3gn; "Von den tartarischen Krankheiten," 14 683n 
Paraclete, see Holy Ghost/Spirit s. v. para-da, Indian "quicksilver" system, 9ii 237; 13 254n 
Paradise/paradise, 7 237/458; 8751, 754; 9i 258; 10 288; 11 361; 12 328n, 347, 456(7), 462; 13 168n, 180, 193&n, 288, 392; 14 276, 287, 6300; 
angel at the gates of, 13 110; Christ in, 14475; 
earth of (in alchemy), see earth; earthly, 9ii 402n; 11 356; 13 243; 
four rivers of, 5 368; 9i 73, 552, 603n; 9ii 311, 336, 353, 358, 372, 373; 11 229, 727, 946; 12 figs. 62, 109, 197; 13 186, 212, fig. 24; 14 276; GnostidNaassene symbolism 
of, 9ii 288, 311, 382; 134200; 
14 276, 389; -, Edem with, 9i 
510 
665; 14 626n; -, names of, 9ii 31 1; -, as sensory functions, 9ii 311; 14389; 
fruits and herbs of, 13 403n; honeycomb of, 12 456(5)n; 
as island in the sea, 13406n; keys of, in dream, 7 287; 9i 71-2,398; 
Leviathan as eucharistic food in, 9ii 174, 185; 14338; 
man implanted in, 13 411; Man of (in alchemy), 16517; Mercurius and, 13 278, 282; quaternio, see quaternity; serpent of, see ANIMALS: serpent/snake s.v. paradise/ paradisal; 
stone (alchemical) and, 14 57o&n; 
symbolism of, 9i 156; 9ii 296; 14276, 279; 
tree of, see tree(s) s. v. ; 
see also Guillaume de Digulleville s.v. Paradise 
Paradise Lost, see Milton paradox(es), 9ii 124; 12 188, 190; 
1436-9,715; 
TITLE: "The Paradoxa," 14 
36-103; 
of alchemy, see alchemy s.v.; 
in Gnostic writings, 11 417, 418; 
in religion, 12 1 In, 18, 19; self as, 12 20, 22; 
of unconscious, 1662-3; 
of unimpaired virginity, 16 529; 
see also antinomy paradoxicality of life, 13 7 paraesthesia(s), 3 308; 18922; of head, 16554 
parallel(s)/parallelism: mythologi- 
cal, 5 282; 17210; pre-established, 8 938; 
of psychic processes, 8 503; psychological, 13 1 1 ; psychophysical, 3 7; 8 33, 937, 948,958; 10527,780; 11 881; 
1870, 136; symbolic, 8 845; 
see also harmony s. v. pre-established 
paralogia, 3 185n; metaphorical,3 135n 
paralysis, 1 154; 3 193; 17 141; 18 
728; 
association chain, see association chain(s) S.v.; 
emotional, 1 123n, 307; 3 147; hysterical, 2 91 1-13; 3 503; progressive. 3 327, 497; spastic, 74,6-7/413,415-16; of the will, 18 787; 
see also general paralysis of the insane 
paramiUis, 11 919 
paramnesia. 4 499, 502; 8 853; 17 199a 
paranoia/paranoid dementia, 2 
1072, 1263-9; 3471,499; 6 467, 865, 879; 7 228, 254; 9i 220; 18 899; 
of alcoholic, 3 461; delusions and, 3 169; Freud on, 3 61; 
Freud's cases of: Schreber, see Freud: CASES s.V.; of woman, 3 61-72; 
galvanometer and pneumograph experiments, 2 1062, 1065, 1076; 
Honegger's case, 5 200; induced, 16 358n; "inventor's," 1 218, 219; 
loss of reality in, 5 192,200; megalomanic stage in, 5 154n; organic character, 3 318; originaria, 18 889; primary,373n; 
stability of, 3 72; 
see also delusions s.v. paranoid paraphasia, 3 135; 
dream, 3 135n, 180 paraphysiological theory, GeJey's, 1376n 
parapraxes. 8 210; 18 1149 
parapsychology/ parapsychological! parapsychic phenomena, 8405n, 441, 600&n. 812, 856, 944; 9i 457; 10 169. 634, 780; 11 443; 1360; 16254; 18757.763,781. 783, 1498, 1567n; 
TITLE: "The Fu ture of Parapsychology," 18 1213-22; 
of absolute knowledge, 10636; futureof,181213-22; 
J.'s own experience, 18769; and materialization, 10788; and relativization of space/ time, 10527.849; 
sources of, 18 761; 
truth of, 18 788; 
see also levitation; occult; spiritualism; telepathy 
parasite(-ism), 7373; intestinal, 8 323; psychic, 7 188; puer aeternus, 5 393 
	paredroihrdpEopoL, 	see 	familiar/ 
paredros 
parent(s), 7 57, 296; 8 774; 9i 126; 11 763; 1549, 100; 16 212, 368; 17 18.217,247,259-60,284-5; archetype of, 1071; 16 212n; -child relationship, 4312,662; and child, unconscious identity of, 5351; 17 106, 217a-20. 253 (see also LCvy-Bruhl s. v. particiPation mystique); unlived lives of, 6 307; 
in children's character development,2 1007-8, 1013-14; complexes of, see complex(es) s.v. ; 
detachment/ differentiation/ liberation from, 4 348; 5431; 7 393; 8 36, 725-6, 756; 1279; 17 158-g; 18361-2; 
and dreams, 17 106; 
excessive attachment to, 7 172; 17 107a, 146; 
first, 13 316, 427; 
foster, 4377; 534, 494, 566; 9i 94; 17 136; animal as. 5 494. 
511 

PARENTAL - PAUL, ST. 

PARENTAL - PAUL, ST. 

512 
513 
parent(s) (cunt.): pIs. 11, La; god-, 5 538; 
identification with, 13 66; 17 83; 
images of, 7 300; 9i 135; 1797; imago, see imago s.v.; 
infantile dependence on. 7 88, 284; 17 143; 
influence of, 6 560; 17 141, 143,222,284,286,288,328; in childhood hysteria, 18 884; and neurosis, 4 3°7-11; 5 199, 263; 6 560; 8 575; 1062, 545; 16 258; 17 80, 84, 85-93, 99, 1O&-7a, 133-4, 143, 146, 154, 21 g-20; 18 1160, 1793-4, 1824; 
and marriage, 17 328, 330, 
331b; 
and participation mystique, see U~vy-Bruhl s.v.; 
problems of, 17 219; as catalyst, 17 89; causal significance for child's psyche, 1790; psychic situation of, 18 840, 1398; 
slavery to, 4 72gn, 73o&n; 17 288; 
symbols of, 6 2 ° 1 ; transferences, 7 97, 113; see also father; mother 
parental: authorities, 7 97; complex, see complex s.v. patient's parental; 
imago, see imago s. v. ; transference, 7 113 
paresia, 74,6/415 
paresis, see general paralysis 
Paris (France), 4 713; 7 45, 411; 10 
908; 18 95, 106; Etoile, 9i 655; 
Notre Dame, 9i 458; 10 176 (see also Reason, Goddess of) 
Paris (Goethe's Faust) , see Goethe: 
Faust s.v. Characters 
Paris (Greek): and Helen, 5 182, 245; 6202; 

Judgement of, 12jig. 9 
Paris Magic Papyrus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Magic Papyri s.v. 
Paris MS., see CODICES AND MANU- 
SCRIPTS s.v. 
Parjanya, rain-god, 13 341 &n Parliament, English, 4 452 Parmenides, 9i 572, 573&n, 57gn; 
12 363&n; 13 102; see also 
	ALCHEMICAL 	WRITERS: Turba 
	philosopJwrum 	s.v. Mundus/ 
Parmenides 
parousia, 18 1536, 1556, 1563 parricide, 4 349 
Parsees/Parsis, 5 354; 9i 551 Parsifal, see Wagner S.v.; Wolfram 
von Eschenbach 
Parsis, see Parsees 
parthenogenesis, 9ii 66; 10 823 1Tcr.pOEvoL/parthenoi (male virgins), 
11 718 
Parthenon, 5 594; 9ii 316n Parthians, 12 456(5) 
participation: active , 7 350, 357-8, 368; 
by autosuggestion, 5 (P448); law of, 8 12 In 
parti1:iPatiun mystique, see Levy-Bruhl s.v. 
parties superieures et inferieures, see Janet s.v. 
part-soul(s), see soul(s) s.v. 
Parvati, 53°6; 146°7, 609, 622; united with Shiva, 5 pI. XXIII Pascal, C.: "Les Maladies mentales 
	de Robert Schumann," 	18 
(P421) 
Passavant, J. K., 4 748 
passion(s): destructive power of, 5 
170-1; 
physical and spiritual, 8 414; and regenerative force, 5174; see also appetites 
"passionate longing," 5 124 
Passion of Christ/ Jesus,see Christs.v. Passion play, medieval, 6 231 "Passio Perpetuae"/Passion of St. 
Perpetua, 9ii 329; 1432; 

ed. van Beek, Passio SS Perpetuae et F elicitatis, 14 3 2n; 
see also M.-L. von Franz s.v. "Passio Perpetuae" 
passivity, woman's, 10 240; see also activity 
Passover, 9ii 181; 18 1523 past: fascination of, 5 631; and future, see future s.v.; idealization of, 9i 471; reversion to, 4 307; 
see also present 
pastries, phallus-shaped, 5 530 "pasture," etymology, 5 214n Patagonians, 13 92 
Patanjali, 6 328n 
Patarenes, 9ii 139 
pater mirabilis (synonym for lapis), 13 
2°3 
paternalism, attribute of God, 5 89 
Pater noster, 11 33 I 
path, rocky (dream), 4 170, 181, 183, 185, 186 
Pathans, 10 989 
pathogenic: agent, 7 13/422; conflict, see conflict s. v. ; factor, 7 70; significance, 7 9/4 18 
pathography, 18 795 
pathology, 4 782; 9i 465; 16 192; and artistic creation, 15 122, 144:- 
primitive, 8 587; sexual, 18 904 
patience, 9ii 46 patient(s), 5 683; 18 338; 
age/type of, and aims of therapy, 1674-6; 
of alchemists, 16 40 I; 
analyst's relation to, see analyst s.v. ; 
attitude, see attitude S.V.; 
and catharsis, 16 137-9, 142; confessions of, see confession (psychological) s. v .. ; 
doctor and, see doctor s.v.; doctor as, 4 627 (see also analyst s.v. analysis of); 

dreams of, 562; 1692; 
face to face with therapist, 18 31g-21; 
information from, 5474; insight of, see insight s.V.; language of, 18518,632; mental, with brain lesions, 3 324; 
own need for knowledge, 18 1128; 
pictures by, see pictures s.v.; rapport with doctorltherapist, see rapport s. v. ; 
religion of, 11 509; 
type of, and expediency, 4 599; use of id~as gained from analysis, 4 645 
Patmos, island of, 11 744n "Patmos," see Holderlin s.v. patria/patris potestas, 4729; 16227 patriarch(s), see prophet(s) patriarchal: order, 11 223; 16 
2 15- 16; in European civilization, 16 2 17, 22 1-2; 
world, polytheism of, 11 236 Patricius and Philarius, soothsayers, 
187°3 
patristic: allegories, 11 229; 
literature, 18 655 
Patrizi, Francesco, 12478; 13281; Nova de universis philosophia, 12 
478n 
pattern(s): of behaviour, see ar- 
chetype(s) s.v.; 
geometric, 13 33; 
instinctual, 8 856 
Paul, St./Saul, 4 780; 6 816; 7 1°4, 110, 243n, 365, 397,4°1; 8767; 10 265, 536, 783, 843; 11 170, 289, 304, 549, 698, 890; 12 165, 176; 1377; 14206,232,327; 18 567,638,713, 1570,1574, 1642; 
allegory of, Indian dog as, 14 174n; 
and Christ/Jesus, 11 212, 222, 228; "inner Christ," 8 584; 9i 216; 13 4 I; resurrection, 18 1561, 1563; 

PAUL - PERCIVAL 

PAUL - PERCIVAL 

Paul, St. (cont.): 
consciousness, split in, 6 71219; 743; 10834; 11 696, 758; conversion of, 6 709; 8 413, 582;9ii 276; 10 566; 11 9; journey to Damascus, 9ii 276; 11 5°3, 529; 16 383; 
and cursing, 18 1468; 
Epistles of, 9i 243n; 9ii 122; 11 222, 645 (see also BIBLE: N.T. s.v.); 
Greek mother of, 10 389; 
as Hermes, 11 656; jewish-Gnosticism of, 18 1480; and spiritual man, 9ii 71; vision of Christ, 6 712, 717-19; 18713,1587 
Paul, Hermann, 3 5on; 
	Grundriss 	der 	germanischen 
Philologie,5 14n, 68In; Prinzipien der Sprachgeschichte, 5 14n 
Paul of Constantinople, 13 407n 
Paulhan, F., 6 283; 
L 'Activite mentale et les elements de l' esprit, 3 2 8n; 
Les Mensonges du caractere, 3 105n 
Pauli, w., 8 438n, 43gn, 440, 83gn, 92~, 937n, 96o, 963; 9ii 323n; 18673n, 1133; 
"The Influence of Archetypal Ideas on the Scientific Theories of Kepler" in The Interpretation of Nature and the Psyche, 8963n; 9ii 323n; 1144In; 13 378n; 18 1133n; cl also 18 1174n 
Paulicians, 9ii 229; 13 277 Paulinus of Aquileia, St.: Liber exhartationis ad H enricum Farojuliensem, 14 74In; 16 533n 
Paulinus of Nola, 13 363; 14375; PoematalCarmina, ed. W. Hartel,9ii 118n; 13 363n; 1437sn Paulus, J.: Le Probleme de l'hallucination et !'evolution de la psychologie d'Esquirol a Pierre] anet, 8 37 In Pauly, A. F. von, and G. Wissowa: 

Pauly's Realencyclopiidie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft, 14 75n 
Pausanias, 13 12gn; 
on Argive Hera, 5 363; 
on image of Artemis Orthia, 5 364; 
on Oropian well, 5 571; 
on temenos of Athens, 5 570; Descriptio GroaiaelDescription of Greece, tr. W.H.S. jones, 5 363n; 13 12gn; 14 5n, 2~ 
paut neteru, 1284 
paws, see ANIMALS: lion s. v. Pax Romana, 10922; 11 82 Pe, city of, 13 360 
peace, 8 693, 694; 
TITLE: "Techniques of Attitude Change Conducive to World Peace," 18 1388-14°2; 
hero of, 13 276 
peacock, see ANIMALS s.v. Peale, N. V., 18 146m 
Pearcy, H. R.: A Vindication of Paul, 11 Ion 
pearl(s),8 229; 9i 37, 270; 12379, 
fig. 61; 13 171,215; 
of great price, 8 390; 13 32 I; round, 9ii I 94n; 
as symbol, 5 509; 
wishing, 11 9 I 9, 931; 
see also treasure hard to attain peasant, 7 428; 
wars, 14510 
pebble, white, 14 626n Pechue\-Loesche, E.: Volkskunde von Loango, 8 8~, Ilgn 
Pectorios inscription, 9ii 145n, 175, 
178n 
peculiarities, individual, 10895 pedagogics/pedagogy, see education peepul, see TREES s.v. 
Peganum sylvestr~, 14 I 5~ 
Pegasus, 5 42 I; 11 725n 
Peirce, C. S., 6 540n 
Peirithous, 5 44gn, 468, 553, 654, , 67m; 12438; 16 138 
Peking, Imperial City, 9i 691 Pelagios,see ALCHEMICAL WRITERSS.V. 

Pelagius/Pelagianism, 6 33 Pelasgians, 5 183 
pelerinage de l'dme, 10 764, 802 pelican, see ANIMALS S. v.; ,see also 
vas/vessel 
Pelletier, M., 3 21-2, 24-6, 2gn, 37, 
41,5 In, 136, 138,3°0; 
L 'A ssociation des idees dans la manie aigiie et dans la debilite mentale, 3 2 1-2&n, 25n, 136n 
Pelman, C.: "Uber das Verhalten des Gedachtnisses bei den verschiedenen Formen des Irreseins," 1 30n, 136n 
Pelmanism, 11 867 Pelops, 6 43n 
pelota, 9i 46on; 11 418 pen, slips of, 3 102, 109 penal code, 13229 penance, 11 548, 862 pendulum(s), 12 307; 
automatic, 18702, 7°4,727; experiments with, and intended tremors, 1 82n; 
see also dock 
Penelope, 5 I; 15 202 penetratio, 11 420 
penetration,9ii 185n; 10638,761; point of, 12 270-1; 
with sword, see sword s.v. piercing/penetration 
Penfield, w., and H. jasper: Epilepsy and the Functional Anatomy of the Human Brain, 3 582n 
penis, 14634; 16 340; amputation of, 18 (P347); 
and lingam symbolism, 18572; see also phallus 
penitence, 18 1627 
penitentiary, manic patient's behaviour in, 1 2 15 
Penotus, Bernhardus (Bernardus a Portu) , see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
pentad, 8 40m; 9i 680; 10775; and mandala symbolism, 9i 646(9),680 
pentagram symbolism: of man, 11 

332; 
in mandala, 9i 697 
Pentateuch with Targum Onkelos, tr, M. Rosenbaum and A. M. Silbermann, 9ii 107n 
Pentecost, 8 319, 596; 9ii 198; 10 394; 11 276; 
miracle at, 9i 95, 388, 409 Pentheus, 5 662&n 
Pephnos, 5 183n 
Pepi I, 9ii 143n, 187; 13 360n Peratic(s), 14 258; 18 1515, 1827; 
and serpent, 9ii 290-1; 14 348n; 
symbolism, 11 440; 
and water, 13 101; 16 403n; Red Sea, 14 257 
perception(s), 1 73-, 166; 85°7,745, 
755; 9ii 61; 11 377, 891, 897; archetypes of/inborn, 8 270, 931; 
of collective unconscious, 8 
594; 
of conscious and unconscious, 
1023; 
endosomatic, 9ii 3; extra-sensory, see extra-sensory perception; 
insensibles/petites, see Leibniz s. v. ; introverted intuitive, 6 660-2; intuition and, 8 269, 292; 
and misreading, 1 162; object-imago and, 8 52 I; olfactory, 18 780; 
sense-, 3 79; 6 45-6; 8 288, 709; 12367,372, 377,462n; 13 207; and joyce, 15 166, 173; in relation to space and time, 8 814,855; 
subjective, 6647-8; 
subliminal, 7 103, 2°41445, 520; 8 588, 856; 10 9; 12 175; 17 199; 18452; 
transcerebral, 8957; unconscious, 1 138, 148, 167; 8 362-3,7°9; 1854,747 
Percival, M. A.: William Blake's Circle of Destiny, 11 905n 

514 

515 

PERDITION - PERSONALISM 

PERDITION - PERSONALISM 

perdition, son of, 9ii 68n 
Peredur Saga (Celtic), 6 40 In peregrinatio, 5 1400; 9ii 206; 11 
105n, 676; 12457,469, 515,jig. 97 
Peregrinus: "Speculum virginum," 
12.fig. 197 
"peregrinus microcosmus," 13 190 Pererius, Benedictus, S.].: De magia: 
De observatione somniorium et de divinatione astrologica libri tres, 11 
32n 
perfection, 7 186, 303, 462n; 14 
348&n; 
accidental lack of, 11 457; of Christ, 9ii 72; 
and completeness, 9ii 123; evil as lack of, 9ii 74; 
idea of, 11 144; 
as masculine, 11 620; symbol of, 11 727; 13 346; and wholeness, 14616 
perfectionism, 11 620 perforation, 9ii 185n 
performance tests, 1 333-5, 404&n, 410; see also unconscious (adj.) s. v. performance 
perfume, autosuggestion and, 5 
(P447) 
Perga, coin from, 5 298 Pergamum, 11 702 
"perils of the soul," see primitive(s) 
s.v. soul, perils of perineum, 18 17 periPeteia, 8 563; 11 642 permanence, 13322, 350; 
civilization and, 10923 Pernath, Athanasius (The Golem), 12 
53 
Pernety, A. j., 9ii 240, 247; 1487, 
734; 
Dictionnaire mytho-hermhique, 
9ii 2400, 24?n; 13 1700; 14 14n, 31n, 3gn, 64n, 143n, 188n, 415n, 56w; 18 1700; 
Les Fables egyptiennes et grecques, 13 203n, 234n; 14 87n, 144n, 4800, 724n, 734n 

Peronelle, 14 18w; 165°5 "perpendicular cliff," 5 418 Perpetua, St., 11 714; 
Passion of, see "Passio Perpetuae" 
perpetuum mobile, 18 403; see also mandala s.v. 
Perry,]. w.: The Self in Psychotic Process, ].'s foreword, 18 832-8 persea tree, see TREES s.v. persecution(s): of Christians, under 
Decius, 9i 242n; 
ideas of, 8 584; 10 609; magical, 17 207; 
mania, 3499,5°6; 6469; 1257 (see also paranoia); 
motif of, 5 559; 
and secret love, 18 1375 
Persephone/Proserpina, 5 34, 148, 44gn, 528; 9i 169,194,313,619; 9ii 41,339; 1226; 1424; 15 152; 16 518; 
Demeter and, see Demeter S.V.; Hecate and, 5 577; 
Kore' and, 5 662; 
Luna as, 14 24 
Persepolis, 12 532n Perseus, 9i 319 
perseveration(s), 1 312, 317(tabs.); 2 100-1°3,397,4°0,419,459,75°; 3 12,22,25,3°,37,41,53, 109, 182, 183, 544, 554, 578; 6463; 
of affect, 3 87; 
in epilepsy, 2 509; 
of feeling-tone, 2 620, 645 Persia (Iran)/Persian, 7494; 13376; 
14299; 
Ahriman, 3397; 5 367n, 42 In, 425, 528; 11 256, 259, 470, 57gn; 1434n; 
Ahura( -Mazda)/ Ahuramazda/ Oromazdes, 5 306n, 395, 421, 425, 560,664; 11 256, 262; 13 119 (see also Ormuzd); and AngIamainyu, 5 421, 664; Buddhist monasteries in, 13 278; 
disposal of dead in, 5 354; 

dualism, 11 254, 279; 13 291; fire struck from stones in, 13 
424; 
haoma (divine grace), 7 108 (see 
also TREES s.v.); 
Hvareno, 5 14gn; legend/mythology, 11 470, 57gn; Song of Tishtriya/Tir Yash!, 5395, 43gn; 635w; literature, 11 256; philosophical tree, 134°6,461; ram, 5668n; 
religion of, 6 229; 18259; 
see also Bundahish; Gayomart; Vourukasha 
persistence, 8825&n; 
of psychic processes, see perseveration 
person: becomes collective truth, 7 
238; 
and collective unconscious, 7 1l0; 
development of, 7 237; of doctor, 7 214-17; 
first, and third, child's use of, 8 
755; 
meaning for introvert and 
extravert, 7 462n; 
as psychic system, 16 1 
persona, 6 279,37°,800-2 (Def.); 7 245/465,248,251/468,269,274, 322, 485; 9i 43, 221, 274; 13 223n; 14 498n, 539; 18 99, 1334&n; 
analysis of, 7 246/466; 
and anima, 7 304, 309/521; compensatory relationship, 7 304; differentiation of, 7 317, 5°4; 
as barricade, 7 269; 
and collective psyche, 7 246, 479, 500, 504; 
composition of, 7512,517; 
as compromise with society, 7 518; 
contents of, 7 245/465; dazzling, 7318; 
definition of, 6 800-2; 7 504; 

developed, 7318; 
of disciple, 7 264; disintegration of, 7 252, 260; dissolution of, see dissolution; of doctor, 16 365; 
no Eastern concept of, 7 304; ego and, see ego s. v. ; feminine, 7337; 
function of, 7 507; 
ideal, 7 310; 
identical with typical attitude, 7 5°5; 
identification/identity with, 7 
237,3°5; 9i 221; 
as mask, 6 246; 10261; medical, 13 155; neglected, 7 318; 
obstacle to individual development, 7 505; 
and personality, 7 312; 
of public figure, 18 1334; psychology, 7 269; 
regressive restoration of, 7 254-9,471-5; 
self and, see self S.V.; 
as subject imago, 7 518; 
and unconscious, 7 308; 18 1102; 
variety of, 7 339 
personal, 7312,392; affects, 13478; 
attitude of conscious mind, 7 247; 
and collective, 7 503; definition of, 7 244; fantasies, 13 470; problems, 13 396; psyche/psychology, 13478; resentments, 13472; 
tie, 7 216; 
unconscious, see unconsCious, personal 
personalism( -is tic) : 
art, 15 13gn, 147; 
in psychology, 3 527, 544; 5 (pxxiv), 683; 9i 31 w; 12 40; 13 142; 16 212, 38w; Adlerian, see Adler, A.s.v.; and Freud, see 

516 

517 

PERSONALITY - PERSONIFICATION 
PERSONALITY - PERSONIFICATION 
personalism (cont.): 
Freud s.v.; and schizophrenia, 3544 
personality(-ies), 1 136; 3 153; 4 
664; 5 44-5, 274; 7 28/439, 86, 171, 186, 218/450, 387, 400; 8 631; 111,39°; 1338,41,43,58; 
TITLES: The Development of Personality, 17; "The Development of Personality," 17 284-323; of analyst, see analyst s.V.; ancestral elements in, 9i 224; anima/animus as, see anima; ammuss.v.; 
archaic, in ourselves, 1836; artificial, 7 305, 3°7, 312; automatic, 1 125, 131; autonomous, destiny as, 4727; centre of, 7 365; 9i 304, 634; 9ii 11; 11 67; 1244, 126, 129, 135; 18 410; self, not ego, as, 1244,126,129,135,137,175, 310, 327; 13 67; 16 219; change of, 144; 5458; 7270; 8 254-5,8°9; 9i 220, 223; 9ii 10; 16373; 
child's, 5 457; 17 284, 288; of Christ, see Christ s.v.; cleavage of, 7 22; collective, 7 509; 
complex/as complex, see complex(es) s.v.; 
and compulsion neurosis, 7 286; 
conscious, 5 459, 463, 467; 7 128, (PI24), 241/462, 251, 378, 512,517; 9ii 7-8; a segment of collective psyche, 7 2441465; includes conscious and unconscious, 9i 315; 11 66; continuity of, 9i 200-1; creative, 17 244; 
cult of, 17 31 1 ; 
dark half of, 7 152; 9i 222; 12 37 (see also shadow); dependent, 17 107a; development, 7 237/459, 239, 24In, 461; 1331; 
of the devil, 11 1°3; differentiation, 7 239; 17 248; diminution of, 7 259; 8772; 9i 213; 
disintegration of, 3 76, 142, 503, 5°9-10, 522, 578-80; 7 233; 12439; 15 174; and Joyce, 15 169; 
dissociation of, 1 97, 117; 3 105,544; 4 162,295; 65°3; 7 63; 861; 9ii 280; 10417,7°5; 13 332; 14 671; 16 248, 329, 361; 17227; in neurotics, 7 63; 82°7; 
dissolution of, see dissolution s.v. ; 
of doctor, see doctor s. v.; double, see below second; and dreams, 17123; 
du plication of, 4 106; 
ego and, see above centre s.v.; enlargemen tI extensi on/wi deni n g, 7 218/450, 227, 2351457, 243/ 464,255; 9i 215, 219&n; 1324; 16472; 
fictitious, 14 753; 
flattening of, 12 291; fragmentary, 1175; 15174; 18 151, 153,224; 
fragmentation, 9i 279 (see also below splitting); 
in Freud's theory, 7 203/444; future, 18 38; greater/superior, 11 902; 13 17,68, 120; 
growth, see below transformation; 
harmonious, 4 623, 633; ideal of, 17 291, 311; 
inferior, 5:267; 9ii 15 (see also shadows.v. inferior side of personality); 
inner, 5 506; 
innermost, 13 36; 
instinctual foundations of, 5, 660; 
instinctual, reconstruction of, 11 56; 
integrity of, 7 50, 241, 257; inviolable, 5 (P461); limited, 7 254; 
loss of, in projection, 8 584; magic, 18 358; 
mana, see mana-personality; mid-point of, 7 364-5, 367, 382; 
modern notion of, 7 312; moral, 17 244; 
negative, 7 103n; 9i 214 (see also shadow s. v. inferior/negative side); 
and parent-imagos, 7 88; partial,7 188; 12 gn, 105; pathological, 7 37; 
and personality" 7 312; 
and personal unconscious, 7 218/450; 
plural stage of, 9i 279; 
of portions of psyche, 10 137; 
	18746; 	, 
primitive, 5 342; psychic, 13 49, 55; redeemer, 173°3; renewed,7 172; 
retarded maturation of, 7291; schizoid, 16 248; 
second / unconscious / double / split-off, 1 44, 93, 110, 113, 126-7, 132, 134; 2 712; 3 105, 313,492,499-5°0,5°6-8,555; 
4 106; 5 281; 8 383; 9i 468, 490, 492, 5°7-8; 9ii 185; 13 49; 17 199a, 227; automatic expression of; 1 98; continuity 
of, 1 114; hypnosis of, 1 294; relationship of, 1 63; 
secondary, 145°2; 
and self: as centre of, see above centre s.v.; as total, see below; and shadow, 7 78; somnambulistic, 154-62, 127n, 129 (see also above second! unconscious); 
spiritual, 17 336; 
splinter-, 18 741; 
splitting of, 1 87, 97; 5 248, 
519 
518 
560,683; 8 202, 365; 10424, 546,558; 12 152, 156; 1349; 15 159; in neurosis, 5 683; 7 22; 861; 11 522 (see also above second/split-off); supraordinate, 9i 306, 3°9-10, 313-15,341,356; 
symbol of, see below tree; 
synthesis, 9i 280; 16 400, 444; total, 5569; 7365,367; 12436; 13 19; self as, 9ii 9; 11 67, 414; 1244, 137; 13 287; training/education, 17 284, 286, 288-9, 292; transformation/ evol ution/ integration/ regeneration 
etc., 7 233, 358-60, 364, 368; 8 731,847; 9i 241; 11 390, 802; 124°,57,96, 184, 188; 1627, 44, 219, 245; 
tree symbol of, 13241-2,247, 
35°,4°7; 
"true," 7313; 
unity of/complete/unified, 3 5°6-11,514,516; 1281; 1315, 47,462; 
weakness of, 7 233; yearning for, 17284; 
see also character; education personification(s), 5 273; 6 344; 8 
129; 1288, 152; 1355, 147; TITLE: "The Personifications," 13 121-5; 
of affects, see affects s. v.; in alchemy, 13 122; 
of anima/anima as, see anima s.V.; 
of animus, see animus s. v. ; 
of autonomous complex, see complex s.v. autonomous; 
of libido, 5 388; 
and mana, 8 129&n; 
meaning of, 12 220; 
of part-soul, 7 141; 
of sun or gold, 13 107; of trees, 13 24ln; 
of unconscious, 5 393; 17 199; 18746 

PERSUASION - PHENOMENON 

PERSUASION - PHENOMENON 

persuasion, 4 4ln, 414; 10333; inaccessibility to, 3 158; powers of, and hysteria, 1 465; therapy, 16 1,230 
Peru: corn-god, 5 pI. LII; 
Indians, see American Indians perversion(s), 4 49-50, 247, 293; 7 
337; 
and childhooc1 "bad habits," 4 
245; 
infantile, 4 258,290--3,560; 16 55; 
intellectual, 9ii 259; 
sexual, 7 446; 10 204; 17 141 (see also polymorphous-perverse sexuality) 
Pesahim, see Talmud 
Pesaro cathedral, 14 238n pessimism(-ist), 1 193; 7 207, 222/ 
452, 225; 8829; 
optimism and, see optimism Pessinus, 14 27n 
Pestalozzi, J. H., 9i 386, 387; 16 224n, 225n, 22~, 539; 
Ideen, 16 224n, 227n 
	Petasios/Petesis, see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Olympiodorus s.v. 
Peter, St., 5 577n; 9ii 145; 11 696; 
14 11; 18266, 1561; 
and Christ, symbolism of, 5 289; 
in Clementine Homilies, 9ii 101-3; 
denial of, 7 239; 
and St. Sylvester's dream, 5 573; 
vision of, 6 7 17, 7 19 
	Peter, 	Acts 	of, 	see 	BIBLE: 
Apocrypha/etc. s.v. 
Peter, First Epistle of, see BIBLE: 
N.T. s.v. 
	Peter, Gospel of, see 	BIBLE: 
Apocryphaletc. s.v. 
Peter Damian, St., 9ii 175 
Peter Lombard/Petrus Lombardus, 9ii 397n; 
"De sacramentis," 12jig. 104 Peter of Toledo, see ALCHEMICAL 

WRITERS s.v. 
Peters, C.H.F., and E. B. Knobel: 
Ptolemy's Catalogue of Stars, 9ii 1300, 149n 
Peters, W., 4 211; 
"Gefuhl und Erinnerung," 4 21ln 
Peterson, F. W., and C. G. Jung: 
"Psycho-physical investigations with the Galvanometer and Pneumograph in Normal and Insane Individuals," 2 1036--1179; 8 23n; 1848n 
petitio princiPii, 5 336; 18 1553 petit mal, 17 137 
petra scandali, 11 752; 18 1690 Petrarch, 5 21&n; 16412; 
"Les Triomphes du poethe messire Fran<;oys Petrarche," 12jig. 252 
Petri, H., 13 1800 
Petrie, W. Flinders: Egyptian Tales, translated from the Papyri, 13 40 In petrification, 13 132 
Pctronius Arbiter, Titus, 5 355; Satyricon, tr. M. Heseltine, 5 355n; 12 21gn 
Petrus Bonus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S. v. Bonus 
Petrus de Aliaco, see Ailly 
Petrus de Si lento, see ALCHEMICAL COl.LECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Petrus Lombardus, see Peter Lombard 
Petrus Toletanus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Peter of Toledo 
	Peucer, 	K.: 	Commentarius 	de 
pra.ccipuis generibus divinationum, 11 32n 
peyotl, 16 50ln 
Pfaff, LW.A.: Astrologie, 7494; 
Der Stern der Drei Weisen, 7 494 
Pfister, 0., 52, 582n; 
Die Frommigkeit des Grafen Ludwig von Zinzendorf, 5 2n; 
"Ein Fall von psychoanalytischer Seelsorge und Seelenheilung," 18 995 

"Psychoanalytischer Seelsorge und experimentelle Moralpadagogik," 18 995; 
"Uber Verbigeration," 3 185n; 
	"Wahnvorstellungen 	und 
Schulerselbstmord," 18 995 Pforta, 10 382 
Phaedra and Hippolytus, 5457n Phaedrus, see Plato: WORKS phalanx, 5321 
Phales, 4 106 
phallagogies, Dionysian, 5 36 phallic: Pamyles of Thebes, phallic 
daemon, 5 349; pole, 5 321 
phallicism: Gnostic, 9ii 367; unconscious, 9ii 357 
phallic symbolism/symbols of phallus, 5 32 I, 676; 6 406; 13 jig. 30; 16340; 
and Adam, see Adam s.v. tree, phallus as; 
arrow, 13 343,jig· 30; child as, 9i 298; 
columns in Temple of Astarte, 5353n; 
in Eleusinian mysteries, 5 529; of figurine, 7 177; 
of firestick, 5 210; 
of foot, 7 128, 137; 
foot and treading, 5 481; hand, 5 271; 
horse-shoe, 5 42 I; 
horses' hoofs, 5 42 I; 
and libido, 5 297, 329; lingam, 5 306; 
pole, 5321; 
of serpent, 9i 557; tower as, 6 406; 
tree, 5 324, 659; 12fig, 131; in Ufo dream, 10 638; 
see also phallus 
phallophoria, 5 349 phallus/membrum virile/male organ, 7177; 9i 298, 533n, 632; 9ii 313; 13 278; 
contrasted with penis, 10 638n; 16 340; 

creative force, 5 180; 
	pastries, phallus-shaped, 	5 
530; 
self as, 9ii 357; 
solar, see solar phallus; 
source oflife and libido, 5 146; as symbol, 6 42; of creative divinity, 5 183; regenerative, 5 676, pI. LXllIa; of self, see above; 
symbols of, see phallic symbolism; 
winged, 4 507; 
see aLm penis 
Phanes, 5 198; 
in the egg, 5 pI. XII 
Phantasia, 12 219&n; 13 207&n, 215 phantasms of the living, 8 830 phantasy, see fantasy 
phantoms, terminological, 16 537 Phanuel, 11 681, 690 
Pharaoh(s), 54, 13ln, 391, 5200; 8 333,735; 9i 93,229,438; 11177, 448; 13401; 14 350&n, 355, 358, 423; 16419; 18231; 
twice-born, 18 361; pharmaceutics, 13 157 pharmacology, 13 157 cpaplLaKov, 9i 4 14 
Pharmakon athanasias / cpaplLaKov &8avaULa'i',9ii 178; 12 125,418, 538; 13 193; 18 239 
phases: seven, of the alchemical process, see opus, alchemical s.v. stages in; 
three, of life, see life, stages in pheasant, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Phelan, G., 13 (PI91) phenomenology, 9i 111; 11 2; 18 
694; 
individual, and collective unconscious, 9ii 278; 
religious, 12 38; 
of religious experience, 9i 126; of self, 12 22 
phenomenon(-a), 11 5; 
automatic, memory of, 1 58; misreading as, 1 155; 

520 

521 

PHERECYDES - PHOEBUS 

PHERECYDES - PHOEBUS 

1l 460, 
1l 514- 
phenomenon (cont.): collective psychic, 13 51; psychic, 9i I 12; telepathic, 13 174n 
Pherecydes, 14 630n; 
and oak-tree, winged, 14 7 sn; and world-tree, 13fig. 2; 14 73 phial, ~pherical, 13 109 
Phidias, statue of Athene, 6 44 Philadelphia, 11 705 
Philae, effigy of Osiris at, 5400 Philalethes, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS 
S.u. 
philanthropic work, 3 105 Philebus, see Plato: WORKS Philemon, Epistle of, see BIBLE: N.T. 
s.u. 
Philemon and Baucis, see Goethe: 
Faust, Characters s.u. 
Phileros, 6 308 Philhellenism, 6314 
	Philip, Gospel of, see 	BIBLE: 
Apocrypha/ete. s. u. 
Philippians', Epistle to, see BIBLE: 
N.T. S.u. 
Philistines/Philistinism, 8 776; 10 
376 
Philo Byblius, 11 328 Philoctetes, 5 450 
Philo Judaeus, 5 580; 9i 106; 11 178,61911; 124500; 13 168,448; 14 353, 586&n, 592, 643n; 18 1480&n; 
De oPificio mundi/"On the Account of the World's Creation Given by Moses," tr. F. H. Colson and G. H. Whitaker, 8 855, 925; 9i 5, 679; 13 3300; 14 5800, 761&n; 
De somniis, tr. F. H. Colson and G. H. Whitaker, 5 158&n; 
In Genesim, tr. J B. Aucher, 5 425; 14 1 In; 
"Who is the Heir of Divine Things?," 1473n 
Philolaos, 12 433 

philology, 16 35 I philosopher(s), 7 229/448; 
49g--500; 13 126; Adam as first, 14 570; egg of, see egg s.u.; 
garden of, 13 407; and meaning of life, 15; 
metal of, 13 268n; modern, 13 155; neurotic, 7 397; secrets of, 13 10 I ; 
son of, see filius philosophorum; stone of, see lapis; stone, philosophical; 
vinegar/water of, 13 113, 359n 
"Philosophia chemica," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.u. Dorn: "Liber de naturae physica luce" 
"Philosophia meditativa," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s. u. Dorn 
philosophic(al): dialectic, 13 286; earth, 13 380; 
egg, see egg s. u.; 
Eye, 133 I; 
gold, see gold s.u.; heaven, 13271; lead, 13 274; 
man, 12 209; 13 125, 282 (see also Anthropos s. u. homo philosophicus); Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.u. homo philosophicus; matter, 13 380; 
stone, see lapis; stone, philosophical; 
tree, see tree(s) s.v. 
philosophy, 7 80, 229, 302, 440; 8 
683; 13 145; 17 127; 
TITLES: "Psychotherapy and a Philosophy of Life," 16 17591 ; "The Type Problem in Modern Philosophy," 6 50541 ; 
alchemical, see alchemy s. u. ; Alexandrian, 1l 193; 
and archetypes, 8 342; 

Aristotelean, 13 149; Cartesian, 8 845; causal, 7 72; 
Chinese, see China/Chinese; and the Church, 14325-6; critical, 11 759; Eastern/Oriental, 7 (P 124); 11 759, 9°5,961; 13 1, (P56); 18 144, 204, 532; introspective character of, 8436; 13 74; German, see Germany s.u.; Gnostic, see Gnostic( -ism) s. u. ; Greek/Hellenistic, 5 113; 6 23; 8655; 11 246; natural, 9i 149; 13 1°4 (see also Cynics; Megarians; Plato; Sophism); 
Hegel's, see Hegel; 
Hermetic, see Hermetic philosophy; 
Indian/Hindu, 5588,59°,612, 646,659; 7 I l~n, 2400; 8436; 9i 76, 4i9, 506, 717; 10 1006; 1l281, 397n, 713, 859, 933; 13 178; 1490; 15189; religious, 6 191-4; 9ii 126; and superconsciousness, 8 36911 (see also Sankhya; Upanishads; Vedas); 
and instinct, 16 185; 
of life, 13 75; 16 84, 178-9°, 218; 
of materialism and, 3 467; 
and meaning of life, 11 51415; 
medieval, 18 403; 
and modern age, 10 372; 13 155; 
mystical, 12 332; 
myths and, 8 327; nature/natural,5 113; 13 134, 196, 353, 481; 15 37; Greek! Hellenistic, 9i 149; 13 104; medieval, 11 (P358); 124°,84; 13 353; 14 326; 
not one but many, 8 659; 
of Paracelsus, see Paracelsus s.v. ; 
Platonic, see Platonic S.v. school of philosophy; 

and psychoanalysis, 4 524, 554-5,745; 7201; 
psychology and, 2 863-4; 7 201,4°7; 8 525-6, 659; 1l 3; 16 232, 250-1; 17 127, 128, 165; 18 181, 557, 834, 1411, 1737-9; 
psychopathology and, 10 1040; and psychotherapy, 16 180; and religion, see religion s.v.; scholastic, see scholasticism; and science, division, 11 860; and the soul, 8 650; speculative, 8678; spiritualistic, 18 753; subjective, 11 766; 
Taoist, see Taoism; 
true, 13 377; 
and Weltanschauung, 8 689; Western, 1l 759, 905; 
see also Stoics; yoga 
Philostratus: The Life of Apollonius of Tyana, tr. F. C. Conybeare, 12 
5200 
Philp, H. L.:jung and the Problem of 
Evil, J's letters in, 18 1584-1624 Philyra, 5 42 In 
Phlegians, 5 208 
phlegm/phlegma, 14 691, 695, 703, 748 
phlegmatic temperament, 6 547, 
883, 933, 960 phlegmone, 18 544 Phlegyas, 14 144n Phleps, E., 1 319; 
"Psychosen nach Erdbeben," 1 307n 
phlogiston theory, 9ii 394-5 phobia(s), 3 539; 73°7; 8 266, 297, 7°2,798; 9ii 259; 1354,298; 14 225; 1613,196,463; 173°,141, 185; 
of cats, 4 183; infantile, 9i 159 Phobos, 7 78 Phocaeans, 18 252&n Phoebe, 14 144n Phoebus, 9ii 36Jn 

522 

523 

PHOENICIA - PIERON 

PHOENICIA - PIERON 

Phoenicia(n),5 31671, 60on; child-sacrifice, 9i 324; 
see also sacrifice s.v. child phoenix, see ANIMALS s.v. PhorcydslPhorkyads, 14 72671; 18 
1697 
cpw<;lcjJW<;, 12 456&n 
Phosphorus, 16 45 m 
photisms (Bleuler), 6 180 
Photius: Bibliotheca, 12 45671 photograph(s)/photography: lost, 8 
831; 
of Ufos, 10613 photons, 11 279 
phrases: familiar, and disruption of consciousness, 10 286; 
as responses, 2 7 I ; 
stock, 3 182 
Phrat, 9ii 372; see also Euphrates phren( es), 16 560 
Phrygian(s),5 183; 9ii 310,334; 13 11671; 
cap, see pileus; 
see also Naassenes 
phylogeny/phylogenesis, 15 152; of mind, 4 521; 
and ontogenesis, 5 26; 10 55, 59; 
recapitulation of, 17 250; traces in mind, 8 475 
	phylokrinesis/cpvAOKpt/l7)O"L<; 	('dis- 
crimination of the natures'), 9ii 118, 133, 40gn 
"Physica genesis," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Dorn 
physical: elements, 13 193; examination, 1 7, 235; in case of simulated insanity, 1 327-8, 331, 333, 383-5, 394-5, 406; illness and psychic problems, 8 
502; 
lightning, 13 190; 
	and psychic, relation, 	14 
765-9; 
and spiritual, 8 414; 12436; 13 7671; conflict, 8 680; 
symptoms, 13455 

"Physica Trismegisti," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Dorn 
physician(s): academic, 13 155; alchemical, 13 158&n; Alexandrian and Egyptian, 14 357, 365; 
attitude to patient, 1541; divine office of, 13 151; heavenly, of the soul, 13384; maturation of, 13 158; medieval, 16 189; 
Paracelsus as, see Paracelsus; primordial, 14 144n; 
wounded, in Greek myth, 16 239; 
see also doctor physicist, 14715; modern, 11 973 
physics, 4 246, 282, 371, 689; 7106; 8746,818,963; 10182,871; 11 279, 465, 488; 
atomic, and psyche, 8 441-2; and psychology, 17 163-4; 
and causality, 7 72n; 11 967; collision of psyche with, 9ii 268; 
discontinuity of, see discontinuity s.v.; 
mathematical, 9i 31; 
and models, 8 417; 
modern, 13 378; 
nuclear, 8 60on; 9ii 412-13; 10 574, 600, 625, 742; 
observer in, 8 438, 440; 
and psychology, 8 421, 440, 441,964; 9ii 412; 10852; 14 768, 775; 16 147, 468n; 18 1133; 
and psychotherapy, 16 1; time in, 8961-2; 
true, 13 377; 
see also discontinuity physika and mystikal cpvO"L1~a. 
p.,vO"TLKa,12 332, 342, 502; 13137 physiochemists, 13 186 physiological continuum, 13 7 Physiologus Graecus, ed. F. Sbordone, 

12 522n, 525&n, 549 
physiology, 7 106,4°9; 8 688; abysses of, 8 620; pathological, 3 466; 
and psychology, see psychology s.v. ; 
psychotherapy and, 16 175-7 physiotherapy, 10 1062 
physique, changes in, 8 780 Physis/physislcpvO"L<;, 8 678; 9i 393, 
585; 9ii 368, 391; 11 263, 752, 778; 12 4 I 3 ,.fig. 178; 13404; 14 46, 124,354,548,600,673,699, 718,722,775; 16416,456--7; 
descent of Anthropos into, see Anthropos s.v. descent; fourfold, 14 1; 
and Nous, see coniunctio s.v. Nous/Physis 
Phyton, 9ii 202; 14 493n Pibechios, 14 77n Picasso, Pablo: 
TITLE: "Picasso," 15 2°4-14; Blue Period of, 15 210; creative process in, 152°4-14; and harlequin motif, 13 325; 15211-12; 
and prostitute motif, 15 210 Picavet, F.: Essais sur l'histoire generale et comparee des theologies et des PhilosoPhies medievales, 8 393n 
Picinelli, Filippo/Picinellus, Philippus: Mondo simbolicolMundus symbolicus, 9i 582n, 604n; 9ii 174n, 175n, 18~, 198, 210; 11 408n; 12 214n, 522; 13 193n, 417n; 14 174n, 205n, 285n, 305n, 326&n, 399&n, 42In,474n, 63gn, 642n 
Pick, A., 1 117,304; 
"On Contrary Actions," 3 2 8n; "Uber pathologische Traumerei und ihre Beziehung zur Hysterie," 1 1I~, 304n; 3 164n; 
"Vom Bewusstsein in Zustanden sogenannter Bewusstlosigkeit," 1 3on; 
"Zur Psychologie des Verges- 

sens bei Geistes- und Nervenkranken," 2 657n 
Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni, 14 
17°; 
on Cabala, 13 167, 168, 20gn; 
14591; 
murder of his nephew, 12 
505n; 
WORKS: 
"Apologia tredecim quaestionum," 14 59 m: 
"De arte cabalistica," 13 168n, 173n; 
"De hominis dignitate," 8 
928; 
"Disputationes adversus astrologos," 14 117n; "Heptaplus," 8 927&n, 928n; 13 168n; 14 117n, 17on, 17m; 
"In Astrologiam," 14 17m; Opera omnia, 13 20gn; 
see also ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Pictor, Albertus: mural painting in church of Harkeberga, 12.fig. 42 pictorial representation of psychic processes, 15 205 
picture(s): as expressing fantasy, 8 
168; 
fascination by, 3 2; "meaningless," 10724; 
by patients, 152°5-8,213-14: 16 101-6, 401; in psychiatric diagnosis, 18 1792; shortcomings of, 18 1252; 
and psychic content, 16401; as stimulus, 2 757, 1196, 1207; visionary, 11 535; 
see also mandala; painting(s) picture-book, world as, 7 228/447 Picumnus and Pilumnus, 5 547 Picus, 4 481; 
and Circe, 5 547 piercing, 5 399,447, 67m; with sword, see sword s.v. 
Pierius, 14 305n Pieron, H., 2451; 

524 

525 

PIERRE - PLATO 
PIERRE - PLATO 
Pieron (cant.): 
	"L'Association 	mediate," 	2 
45m; 
"La Theorie des emotions et les donnees actuelles de la physiologie," 18 (P421) 
Pierre, Noel: "Soleil noir," 13 348&n 
Pieta, 9i 312; 
Etruscan, 5 pI. L1V; 
and Terrible Mother, 5662 pietism, 10 508 
piety, 14657; 
and sexual impulse, 5 332n; 
. stork as allegory of, 13 417 P!g, see ANIMALS s.v. 
pigeon, see ANIMALS S.V. 
Pignatelli, Jacobus: Cansultationes canonicae, 12 400 
PiIcz, A.: Lehrbuch der speziellen Psychiatrie fur Studierende und Aerzte, J.'s review, 18914 
pileus (Phrygian cap), 5 165n, 183, 299 
Pilgrim, Spiritual, 10 764, pI. VII "Pilgrim's Tract"/Ein nutzlicher und loblicher Tractat van Bruder Claus und einem Bilger, anon., 9i 16; 11 476&n 
pill, golden, 12 247 
pillar(s): fiery/solar/pneumatic, tree 
as, 1340&; 
of fire, see fire; 
four, see tetrapeza; of Hercules, 54600; of Shu, see Shu 
pilot (dream), 12 147, 148, I.~I\ Pilzecker, A., see under Muller, G. E. pince-nez, 3 335 
Pindar, 5439; 11 373 pine-cones/-tree, see TREES S.V. 
Pinel, P., 1 188; 3322; 
A Treatise an Insanity, tr. D. D. Davis, 1 18& 
pinguedo mannae, 13 1900 pinpricks, see pricks 
pin-sticking, 10700 
pioneer work, 18 1234 
Piper, L., 13 60&n 
Pirke de Rabbi Eliezer, see Eliezer Hyrcanus 
Pisano, Antonio, medal by, 12 jig. 262 
Pisces, see zodiac, twelve signs of; 
see also ANIMALS s. v. fish 
pisciculi Christianorum, 9ii 162 piscina, see baptism s.v. font 
Piscis Austrinus, see ANIMALS: fish s.v. in astrology 
Pison river, 9ii 311, 353, 372; 14 389 
pissing manikin, see homunculus 
pistis (7TiCTTt<;), 11 9, 74,167; 14147; 
	17296 	. 
Pistis SoPhia, tr. G.R.S. Mead, 5 318n; 9ii 128n, 131, 133n, 148n, 168n, 187n, 2 12n, 307n; 11 92n, 1200, 177n, 3500; 12 209n, 4600; 14 352n, 58gn 
Pitaval, see Gayot de Pitaval "pitch-birds"/Pechvogel, 18 41 pith, 9i 535 
Pithecanthropus, 14 279; 18486 Pitra, J.-B.: Analecta sacra, 5 13gn, 
158n; 8 394n; 11 16m; 12314n; 13 98n, 407n; 14 18m, 288n, 316nn,7om; 
Spicilegium solesmense, 12522n Pitys, 12 456n 
Pius, brother of Hermas, 6385 Pius IX, Pope, 9ii 142n; 14744n Pius X, Pope, 4 82 
Pius XI, Pope, 18 171 m; 
Encyclical Casti Connubii, 18 1711&n, 1799&n 
Pius XII, Pope, 11 474n, 743&n, 
748-9; 
Apostolic Constitution "Munificentissimus Deus" (1950), 11 251n, 743n, 748; 14 20m, 207n, 23~; 18 1536n, 1683n; Encyclical Ad Caeli Reginam 
(1954),11 25m; visions of, 11 748 
Pius, Roman Bishop, 18255 
PK, see psychokinetic experiment 
526 
placenta, primitive idea of, 5 356 plagiarism, and cryptomnesia, 1 
139, 179 
plague balls, 13 193n "plan, great," 10420 planchette, 8 I 71 
planet(s), 8 867; 9i 588n; 12 175, 
220,jig. 100; 13 176n, 357; fantasies about, 10 611, 614; four, 9i 588n; 
gods of, 9i 242n, 246n, 682n; 1240, 84 ,jigs. 21,23; 14563; as spirits of metals, 12 40 (see also demons s.v. planetary); influence of, 9ii 230; 13 1600; 143°8, 757; 
and metals, 12 348, 410; 13 
355; 
names, 13 355; 
seven, 8 394; 12 66, 214, 348, 4 10, jigs. 20, 29, 199; 13 398, 416; 14 287, 297, 472n, 574; 633; 16 402; archons as, 14 576; colours of, 14 390, 577; spheres of, 12 66, 4 10, jig. 51; 14 288, 298, 576; stairway of, 12 66; -, as "passage of soul," 14 578; trees of, 13 407, 409; six, 12jigs. 154, 155, 192; gods of, 12jig. 23; sons of king Sol, 12 210, jig. 79; as spirits of metals, 1240; 14217; united in seventh, 12jig. 20; 
see also house(s) s.vv. astrological, planetary; Jupiter; Mars; Mercury (planet); Neptune; Saturn; Uranos; Venus; zodiac 
planetarium (dream), 11 162 planetary demons/spirits, see demon(s) s.v. 
plant(s), 8 605;9i 329; 13 33, 66, 
3°1,392; 
asparagus, 13413; 
kingdom, and "blessed greenness," 13 102; 
life forces of, 1 67; 
love of, as compensation, 6 468; 
moon- (alchemical), 13406; motif, in dreams, 1234, 198; reiuas (Iranian), 13 458n; seeds, in mandalas, 13 34; symbolism, 9i 315; 13 241, 304; in alchemy, 14 687; Paracelsan, 13 193&n; 
see also flowers; herbs; prickly poppy 
plastic images, 2 471&n, 473 Plataean cult of Hera Teleia, 5363 plateau, in dream, 9i 334 
Plato, 642-4,48-9,52,55-7,733, 963; 8 336, 942; 10 408, 621; 11 6m, 93, 196,430; 12456(5),462; 13393,412; 14 135n, 1700,564, 732; 
"All-round" man of, 18 638; and archetypes, 8 275; 9i 5; eidos / eide / eidola / el8o<; (form, species), 3 527; 6 57; 8 942; 9i 5, 68; 9ii 64; 11 845; 15 12 (see also below on ideas); 
on Eros, see Eros/Cupid s.u. daemon; 
on ideas, 6 40-60, 733; 8 388, 943n; 9i 149, 154; 10 199,621; 12368; 14 18m; as res simplex, 14493n; 
on images, 6 512; 
and laws of association, 2 868; mandala structure in, 11 190; Original/Primordial Man, 9i 138n; 12 IOgn; 13 173; 14587; parables of, 8474; of black and white horses, 6 963; 9i 72; 10 844; of cave, 5612; 8 416n; 14 768; 15 105; 
on philosophy as preparation for death, 18 753; 
pseudo-, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.u. "Platonis liber quartorum"; and quaternity, see quaternity s.u. in Greek thought; transcendentalism of, 657; Trinitarian thinking of, see triad(s) s. u. Trinity; 
527 

PLATONIC - PNEUMA 
PLATONIC - PNEUMA 
Plato (cont.): 
	unfinished 	tetralogies, 	11 
192&n; 
and world-soul, see world-soul s.v. Plato; 
WORKS: 
Critias, 11 190, I 92n; Phaedrus, 6 56n, 963n; 9ii 118; 12 456n; 
Philebus, 11 186n; 12456n; Protagoras, 6 289; 
Republic, 11 192n; 149on; Symposium, 5 242; 9i 138n, 557n; 11 47n, 93n; tr. R. G. Bury, 14 564n; tr. W. Hamilton, 5 242n; 656n; 14564n; Timaeus, 3 582n; 5 227n, 556; 9ii 212; 11 92, 99,113, 120, 16on, 179, 18on, 181-92, 232,290; 12 IOgn, 456n; 13 102, 263, 412n; 16 531; "fourth" in, 8 962; 9i 425, 426&n, 436, 695, 715; 10 738; 11 119, 190-2, 243, 251, 280; 14 278; tr. F. M. Cornford, 5 404; 11 179, 18In, 182n, 186n, 187n, 190n, 191; commentaries by Proclus, see Proclus; commentary by T. Taylor, 11 190; numbers and creation in, 11 181-5; see also Apelt 
Platonic: demiurge, 11 186; man, 1339; 
months, in astrology, 9i 55 I; nature, 13 382; 
school of philosophy/Platonists, 657,473; 78o; 8930 
platonic relationships, see friendship s.v. platonic 
Platonic Tetralogies, Book of, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. "Platonis liber quartorum" 
"Platonis liber quartorum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Plautus, 5 279 
play: in animals, 4 235; creative activity as, 6 198; fantasy and, 6 93; 
of goats, 12 105; 
instinct, see instinct s. v. ; with numbers, 4 145; 
and sport, 10 977 
playing cards, in experiment with hypnotized subject, 1 130 
pleasure, 4 240, 634, 642; carnal, statue, 7 437; craving for, 8 764; infantile, 1666; 
and lust, 17 145; 
and pain, see pain-pleasure; principle, see Freud s.v.; -seeking, 1 220, 438; 
and sexuality, relation, 4 241, 347; 
sources of, 5 652 
Pleiades, 9ii 212; 14 579 
pleonasm, 2 536, 733n pleroma/pleromatic, 9i 533n; 9ii 
75n, 80, 12on, 344n; 11 620,629, 675, 733, 748; 12 138; 13 116n, 451,456; 14574; 18 1513; 
Bardo State, 11 620; 
Enoch as son of man in, 11 686; 
hierosgamos in, 11 624, 755; pre-existence of Yahweh and Sophia in, 11 727 
plethysmograph,2 1191 
Pliny, 9i 537; 9ii 197, 214, 223, 24In, 274; 11 8gn; 124°5, 456n; 14 154,474; 1527; 
Idaean dactyls, 5 183n; 
The Natural History of Pliny, tr. J. Bostock and H. Riley, 5 183n; tr. H. Rackham and W.H.S. Jones, 9i 537n; 9ii 197n, 214n; 12 526n; 1487n, 474n, 73 In 
Plokker, J. H., 18 (P826n) 
Plotinus, 6 2 I; 9ii 342; 
Porphyry's Life of, 12 458; and unus mundus/unity of world, 14761; 
and world-soul, 5198; 8927; The Enneads, tr. S. Mackenna and B. S. Page, 8 927n; 14761; tr. K. S. Guthrie, 5 198n; 9ii 342n; 
see also Drews 
plough, 5 21on, 527; 9ii 231; etymology, 5 214n; phallic, 5 214n,jig. 15; symbolism of, 5 2 Ion 
ploughed furrow, 5 29 In, 306, 528&n; see also sul£us primigenius plover, see ANIMALS s.v. golden plover 
Plumer, Rev. W. S.: "Mary Reynolds: A Case of Double Consciousness," 1 I 07n 
plum-pudding, 8 83o&n 
pluralism, 6 536; 11 798 
plurality: of animus, see animuss.v.; of persons, 7 332; 
of principles, 7 483; 
of "selves," 10 634; 
of soul, see primitive(s) s.v. soul 
Plutarch, 5 619; 6 44; 9i 706; 9ii 129, 186, 187n; 11 178, 356n; 13 97n; 14 7on, 154,166,219,246, 7°3; 
on Dionysian orgies, 5421; 
on Horus, 5 396; 
image of bud, 5620; 
on Isis, 547In; 
on Magi, 5 528; 
on Osiris myth, 5 349; 14 14n, 46n, 64n, 219&n, 35In, 726n; on Zeus and Hera, 5 363; WORKS: 
Moralia, tr. F. Babbitt, 6 44; includes the following, in vols. indicated: Adversus Colotem (XIV), 6 44n; De defectu oraculoruml"The Obsolescence of Oracles" (V), 11 145n; 14 51on; De facie in orbe lunael"The Face on the Moon" (XII), 14 154n, 155n; De genio Socratis (Ill), 9i 706n; De /side et Osiride (V), 5 
529 
528 
34gn, 374n, 47In, 528n; 9ii 129n, 186n, 187n; 14 14n, 46n, 64n, 154n, 166n, 21gn, 246n, 33gn, 35In, 703n, 726n; Quaestiones conviviales (IV), 9ii 129n; 11 35on; Quaestiones Graecae (IV), 5 42 In; Quaestiones Romanae (l V), 14 35 In 
Pluto (god), 5 572; 10394; 12 505; 14 144n; 
daughter of, 12 209n; and Persephone, 9i 169 
pneumahTIJEVJLa, 5 72, 76, 14gn, 484; 7 217, 219; 8601, 664; 9i 95,571; 9ii 41,139, 307n; 1065, 146, 394, 630, 873; 11 240, 345, 354,356,359,414; 12jig. 134; 13 101, 116n, 261, 371; 14161,252, 
327n; 18 359; 
antimimon, 11263,267,654; 12 460; 
autonomy of, 12 41O&n; 
and Barbelo, 9ii 307n; 
circle as symbol of, 11 727; descent into matter, see matter s.v. descent; 
equivalent to Nous, 11 356; as father, 9i 571; 
feminine, 9ii 321; 
fire, 12 37°,451; 
flexibility of, 11 754; 
in God, 9ii 400; 
hagion, 11 646 (see also Holy Ghost); 
hidden in stone, 9ii 386; 12 451; 
Holy Ghost as, 11 240; 
of Jesus, 9ii 132; 
king as, 14 353-4, 355; male-female, 12 436n; 
as Mercurius/mercurial, 12 409; 13265; 
of Nile stone, 12 405; penetrating, 12 407&n; pneumatic nature of quaternity, 11 675; 
powers transform, 12 459; 

PNEUMATIC - POLITICO-SOCIAL 
PNEUMATIC - POLITICO-SOCIAL 
pneuma (cont.): 459; 
signified by water, 11 313, 
354n; 
Son of God, 12410; 
Sophia as, 11 609, 611, 619; and soul, see soul s.v.; 
as subtle material substance, 11 3°2,338,352; 
in syncretism, 12 41on; as wind, 12 41on; 
wine as symbol of, 11 387; winged beings as, 9ii 185; see also Nous; spirit 
pneumatic, 11 405; body, 5 513; 1377; man, see pneumatikoi pillar, 13 408n 
pneumatikoi / pneumatic man / 7TIJEVf.l.CXTLK(:n, 6 14, 254, 964; 9ii 344n, 403; 11 448, 959; 13 69, 280, 408; 14 592, 616; inspired soul, 7 113 
pneumatikos/7TIJEVf.l.CX'TtKoS", 9i 243n, 244; 9ii 333&17; 16473 pneumatological school, 1 35 pneumograph, 2 1037, 1058--65, 
1187, 1220; 
TITLE: "Psychophysical Investigations with the Galvanometer and Pneumograph in Normal and Insane Individuals," 2 1036-1179; 
Marey,2 1037, 1186; 
in mental disorders, 2 1062, 1066-78, 1235-46, 1265, 1289-93, 1303; 
reaction-time and, 2 1 103, 1117 
p'o, see China/Chinese: soul, doc- 
trine of s.v. 
Podmore, F., see under Gurney, E. Poe, E. A.: "The Raven," 5 81-3 poem/poetry: 
TITLES: "On the Relation of Analytical Psychology to Poetry," 1597-132; "The Type Problem in Poetry," 6 275-460; 
"Is There a Freudian Type of Poetry?" 18 1723-4; 
as compensation, 3 347; 
erotic symbolism in, 4 63; Freudian type of, 18 1723-4; meaning of, 4 329; 
primordial images in, 17 
210; 
psychological approach to, 15 97-132 passim, (P85), 133-62 passim; 
Schiller on, see Schiller s.v. poet(s), 1 34; 3 171, 298, 520; 7 
3°5,375, 508; 
and collective unconscious, 6 
321-3; 
lives of, 1 219; 
and mythology, 15 151-2; naive/sentimental, see Schiller; and psychosis, 3 354; 
and wish-fulfillment, 1 174; Far poets quoted, see Angelus Silesius (johann SchefHer); Avantius; Blake, William; Byron; Dante; George, Stefan; Goethe; Gower, John; Guillaume de Digulleville; Guillen, Jorge; Hauptmann, Gerhart; Heine; H6lderlin; Homer; Horace; Jeffers, Robinson; Longfellow; M6rike; Nerval, Gerard de; Nietzsche; avid; Pierre, Noel; Pindar; Poe, E. A.; Sallust; Schiller, J. C. F. von; Spitteler, c.; Verlaine, P.; Virgil 
poetic rivalry, 3 8 1, 82 
Pohl, 0.: Dtis lchthysmonument von Autun, 9ii 175n 
P6hlmann, R. von: Geschichte des antiken Kommunismus und Sozialismus, 5 I04n 
Poimandres/ poimen/ pimander/ pomander, 5 65; 9i 79, 133n; 10 394; 12 253. 4500, 456(7)n; 13 193&17; 15 195; 
and Hermas, "shepherd" of, 9i 7911; 9ii 162; 14 305&n; 18 255; 
sect, 11 344,355; 12 422n, 457; 1432l1l; 
as shepherd/Master, 8632; vessel of/krater, 11 313, 355; vision, 14 365n; 
Poimander (1471),11 47n; 
see also Carpus Hermeticum: 
Reitzenstein s.v. 
Poine (dragon), see Linus s.v. point(s), 9ii 347; 13 188, 457; 
40; 
in alchemy, 9ii 345; cardinal, 13 fig. 2 5; 
creative. visualization of, 1337; indivisible/undivided, 9ii 310, 340; 13 186; 
sun-, 13 188&n 
"Pointed Beard," 12 86-9, 117, 119, 136-7,211 
pointed instrument, 5 261 
point of view: causal. 7 88, 239; teleological, 7 8S, 239 Poiret, P., 16 533n 
poison(s), 9i 414; 13170,276,392; 
18 905; 
death dealing. 13 42911; -dripping dragon, 13 267; etymology of iosis, 12 333n; fiery and gaseous, 13 358n; Mercurius as, 12 404; 
as prima materia, 12 336. 425; and unicorn, 12 522n, 526n, 549 
"poison" of understanding, 7 129 
poisoner(s): art of shamming among, 1 303; 
Parisian incarnation of, 1 64 
poisoning(s),3 141; 7344; 13429; and brain defects, 3 328; offood, delusion re, 1324,367, 393; 
mercurial, 1342911; as symbol, 16472; see also toxins 
poisonous: dragon, 13 267,426; tincture, 13 370n 
Pola (Istria), 13 392n 
Poland, 10479. 51Sn 
530 
polarity. 1340; 
inner, 7 115; 
of life, 13 7; pre-existing, 7 115; red/blue, 9i 560; 
of self-regulating systems, 13 18; 
threeness and, 9i 426; see also opposites 
14 P6ldinger, w.: "Zur Bedeutung bildernischen Gestaltens in del' psychiatrischen Diagnostik," 18 (pS02n) 
pole(s), as phallic symbol, 5 321 Pole, 9ii 205-6;' 12 264-5; heavenly/celestial, 9ii 189, 352; 14265n; 
of light and darkness, 13 38; North: hidden God at, 9ii 209; 
hidden centre at, 9ii 264; magnetism of, 9ii 239; Mercurius at, 9ii 338; 
star, see stars.v. pole-dwellings, 13 129 
Polemon: bestiary, in ScriPtares physiognomici Graeci et Latini, 9ii 12911 
Polia, Lady, 12 112; 13215,216, 228; 15 154 
Poliphilo, 9i 60&17; 12 61&n, 112, 156, 356, 439n, fig· 33; 13 215, 228,401; 
hierosgamos of, 13 193; 
see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Colonna s.v. Hypnerotomachia Poliphili; Fierz-David, L. 
polis, 10 203 
politeness: among primitives, 11 29; 1835; 
and psychic danger, 11 29 
political: changes, and psychology. 
8594; 
economy, 18834; institutions, 7 237; propaganda, 14 342; Utopias, 13 395 
politicians, 13 54 politico-social systems, 9i 49 
531 

POLITICS - POWER(S) 

POLITICS - POWER(S) 

politics, 7 305, 330; 9i 477; 18 1301, 
1302, 1307; 
individual's part in, 10576; and neurosis, 7 17; 
and psychotherapy, 163,223; relation to therapy, 10 (P 178), 1022; 
superman and, 11 472; Trinity and, 11 222 
pollution, 16 501 Pollux, 9ii 134 
poltergeist(s), 9i 457, 469; 18699 polydemonism, 9ii 271 
polygamy, 4 86; 10 185 
	polymorphous-perverse: 	disposi- 
tion, 17 (P5); 
sexuality, 4 228, 243-5, 258, 292-3, 369; 17 (P6) Polynesialpolynesian(s), 7 108; 10 
185, 1008; 11 372; 18551; myth(s): of Kombili, 5 311; of Maui, see Maoris; 17 219n; of Rata, 5 538n 
polyophthalmia motif, see eye(s) s.v. multiple / polyophthalmia; Ignatius Loyola S.v. 
"polytechnic, double," associationchain, see association-chain(s) s.v. polytheism, 7 17/427; 9ii 271, 427; 
1370; 
extermination of, 892; Hindu, 13 292; 
simplification of, by synthesis of gods, 5 147 
pomander, 13 193&n; see also Poimandres 
pomegranate, as fertility symbol, 16 
340 
Pommet, P.: Histoire generale des 
drogues, 12fig· 254 
Pompeii, Villa dei Misteri, 12 177n Pompey, 18 1287 
Pomponius Mela, 13 218; 
Chronographia, 13 218n Ponape,8 125 
ponderatio, 1320ln 
Pontanus, johannes, 16 526n pontifex maximus, 8336 

poodle, see Goethe: Faust s.v. characterslthemes 
Poor Men of Lyons, 9ii 139, 226, 235 
Pope(s) and confessional, 18 323; 
dream-figure, 4 82-91; 18514; as father of Christendom, 16 215,218; 
Fool's, 9i 458; 
manic patient's delusions of himself as, 1 213; 
Papal Bull, see Summis desiderantes; 
papal rejection of psychological symbolism, 11 74gn; 
private blessing for ]., 18 618, 619; 
symbolical solis invicti comes, 5 
289; 
see also Anastasius I; Boniface VIII; Calixtus I; Clement I; Gregory IX the Great; Gregory XII; Gregory XIV; Innocent Ill; Leo X; Pius IX; Pius X; Pius XII; Sylvester II; Zacharias 
Popocatepetl, 5 274, 279, 682, (P460&n) 
population, increasing, 10 615; 18 
597, 598 
	Pordage, 	]., 	see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS S.V. pork-sausages, 3 284-5 pornographica, 13 278 
Porphyry, 6 21, 56; 11 190; 12 
338n, 458; 18 259; 
De antro nympharum, tr. T. Taylor, 5 484n, 665n, 67ln; Life of Plotinus, tr. S. Mackenna, 12458; 
The Organon, or Logical Treatises of Aristotle, With the Introduction of Porphyry, tr. O. Freire, 656n; Porphyry the Philosopher to his Wife Marcella, tr. A. Zimmern, 146n 
Porta, Giambattista della, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 

Portmann, A., 10636; 
"Die Bedeutung der Bilder in der lebendigen Energiewandlung," 10 636n; 11 447n 
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, see joyce 
Portu, Bernardus a, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Penotus 
Portugal, 18 1287 Poseidon/Neptune, the god, 5 316n, 42ln, 439, 45?n; 9i 328; 9ii 338; 
12203; 13 398n; 14261; 
as animus, 12fig. 132 
positive values, 7 70 
positivism, 6 62 I; 9i 267 possession, 3 321; 7 111,382,388; 8 
204; 9i 82, 220, 277, 387, 455, 501,621; 10287,309,431,435, 721; 11 20,85, 143, 242n; 12 182, 563; 1562,65,71-2; 16196,371; 18 1374; 
anima, see anima s.v.; animus, see animus s.V.; 
by archetype(s), see archetype(s) s.v.; 
Church's view on, 9i 22on; collective, 10 490; 
by consciousness, 13 5 I; criteria of, 11 242n; demonic, 18 522; 
by devils, see devil(s) s.V. ; distinguished from disease, 11 242n; 
and hysteria, 8 710; and insanity, 8576; power of, 7374; 
state(s) of, 7 370; 13 48; 18 884; 
symptoms of, 14225; by unconscious, 16397; see also Ergreifer/etc. 
possibility: criterion of, 8 821; psychological, and success of suggestion, 1 93 
postulates, metaphysical, 11 460 potash, 14 320 
potential, difference of, 4 779 

potentiality(-ies): psychic, loss of, 8 770; 
of unconscious, 11 805, 812 Potipherah, 12 456n 
Pototsky, -: "Die Verwertbarkeit des Assoziationsversuches fur die Beurteilung der traumatischen Neurosen," ].'s abstract, 18 996 
Potter, Most High and Almighty, 
12470 
potter's wheel, see wheel s.v. 
pounding, see hammering 
"poures hommes evangelisans," 13 277n 
poverty: Christianity and, 9i 29, 30, 33; 
spiritual, 9i 29, 33 
Powell,]. w., 646; 
Annual Reports of the Smithsonian Institution, 11 9gn; 
"Sketch of the Mythology of the North American Indians," 646n 
power(s), 5 526n, 638; 
of ani ma, 7 381, 389; 
Catholic Church and, 10654; complex, see complex s.v.; -concept, primitive, 7 108; 8 95; 10 134-5, 139; creative/destructive, 17 244; fantasies/psychology, of introvert, 6 535, 627; 
in human psyche, 7 110-11; 10 312,330; 
instinct/ of instinct, see instinct s.v.; 
light and dark, 1 66-9; 13291, 450,452; 
magical universal, 7 108, 151, 
154&n,375; 
mana as, 7 388; 
personal, 7 (P5); principle/drive, see Adler, A. s.V. ; 
psychotherapy and increase of, 8590; 
religion and, 11 8; 
Roman worship of, 17 309; 

532 

533 

POWERS - PRIESTHOOD 

POWERS - PRIESTHOOD 

power(s) (cont.): 
striving for, see Adler s. v. power principle; 
supreme, 18 1658-60; technicaVmaterial, dangers of, 11 868-9; 13 293; 
telluric, see Keyserling s.v.; trust in higher, 13 82; 
of unconscious, 7 258/474, 391; 
	13454; 	, 
will to, see Adler, A. s.v. power 
principle; 
-word,3 155,202,208; 5 201; 10 102; 11 442; 1373. 155 
"powers," suprapersonal, subjection 
to, 8 95 
	Prabhavananda, S., see 	under 
. Bhagavad Gita 
practica and theoria, see opus, alchemical s.v. two parts of 
"Practica Mariae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. Maria practice, effects of, in association 
tests, 1 316 
pragmatism, 6 540&n, 541; 10941 praise, of the Creator, 13 29gn praising, formulae for, 11 222 Prajapati, 5 589; 6 338&n, 33g-42, 
347; 9ii 322n; 11 397n; 12 533; 13 168; 
with world-egg, 5 fig. 36; see also tapas 
Prajna, 11 879 
Prakrti/prakriti, 9i 158; 11 778, 798 pramantha, see fire-stick 
Prampolini, G.: La Mitologia nella 
vita dei populi, 5 pI. XLVIII prana, 5 659; 11 866-7 prlmayama exercises, 11 866 Prasiae, 5 1 83n 
Pratt,j. G.,]. B. Rhine, C. E. Stuart, B. M. Smith and j. A. Greenwood: Extra-Sensory Perception after Sixty Years, 8 833n 
prayer, 6 336-7; 8966; 9i 44, 1300; 10 666, 671, 679; 11 7400; 14 743; 18 1536-7; 
common, 11 543; 

concentration of libido on the God-image, 5 257; 
purpose of, 5 261; 
-word, 5 557; 
see also invocation 
precession of equinoxes, 9i 7; 9ii 
136, 148, 150 
precinct, sacred, see temenos precious/cheap, as opposites, 14 1 precipitancy, 3 4 In precipitation(s), in alchemy, 13444 precocity, 17238; 
abnormal, 17 211, 238; sexual, 17 145 
precognition, see foreknowledge preconscious, 5 3gn; 7 218/449 predestination, 11 646, 718, 739; 
individual, 7 300 predicate(s): type, see type(s) s.v.; value, 8 198 
predication, principle of, 6 45, 52, 54-5 
predicative reactions, 2 45-65, 396, 
473 
prediction, 15 84; 
triple, of death, 1489 
predisposition, 7 8-10/417-19, 219; TITLE: "The Predisposition for the Trauma," 4218-23; 
to dementia praecox, see schizophrenia s. v. ; 
to neurosis, see neurosis s.v. 
Preemby, see Wells, H. G.: Christina Alberta's Father 
Preface, of the Mass, 11 321 prefiguration, 8 829; 9ii 414; doctrine of, 12 253 preformation, 4 728-g pregnancy, 4 234; 8662; abhorrence of, 9i 170; 
-complex, see complex(es) s.v.; disturbances, 9i 170; 
hysterical attitude towards, 2 851; 
illness in, 17 134; imitation of, 17 39; primitive view of, 17 79; psychic, 6 806; 16 465; 

by swallowing fish etc., 1743-5 prehistory, neolithic, 9i 21 pre-infantile period, 7 118, 120 Preisendanz, K., see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS S.V. Magic Papyri 
Preisigke, F., 11 177; 
Die Gotteskraft der fruhchristlichen Zeit, 11 177n; 
Vom gottlichen Fluidum nach agyptischer Anschauung, 11 177n 
Preiswerk, S., 5 534 
prejudice(s), 3 166; 7 240; 13 60, 
66; 
of analyst, 16 8; danger of, 16 237; moral, 17 182; 
positive or negative, 18 579; subjective, of Adler and Freud, 16235, 243 
Preller, L.: Griechische Mythologie, 5 42 In, 662n; 13 9In, 275n 
Prellwitz, W., 5 579; 
Etymologisches Wiirterbuch der griechischen SPrache, 5 322n, 638n 
prelogical: mind, 10 106; 
thought, see Levy-Bruhl S.v. l'etat prelogique 
premises, psychic, 13 378 premonition(s), 1 37; 
of children, 17 94; 
and somnambulism, 140,44 prenatal: life, and neurosis, 16258; stage, and regression, 5 508, 654 
preoccupation, and somnambulistic 
attacks, 1 77 
prepubertal stage, 4 264 Pre-Raphaelites, 15 175 presence: collective, 11 224; 
psychic, 11 224 
present: aetiological significance of, 
4373-4; 
consciousness of, 10 14g-54; meaning of, 10 239; psychological, as result of the past, 4 44, 67 
presentiments, 4 453 

preservation of species: instinct for, see instinct s. v.; 
and sexuality, 4 235 
presexual stage, 4 263-6; 5 206; and libido, 4 268-9, 291; 5 227, 654 
pre-Socratics, 15 I I 
Press, the, in wartime, 8 507 prestige, 7 108,200,391; 
dissolution of, 7 239; magical, 7 237, 239; personal, 7 237, 238; psychology, see Adler, A. s.v. 
presuppositions, of primitive, 10 112 Pretiosa margarita novella, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Bonus s.v. 
Preuschen, E.: Antilegomena, 13 137n; 14525n 
Preuss, K. T., 14 114n; 
"Der Ursprung der Religion und Kunst," 5 2 13n; 8 83n, 128&n 
Prevorst, seeress/Prophetess of, see Kerner s.v. 
Preyer, W. T., 1 82n; 
Die Erkliirung des Gedankenlesens, 1 84n 
priapic animals, 5 42 1 
Priapus, 5 198; 9i 560; 9ii 366&n; Roman statues, 5 321; statue/stele with snake, at Verona, 5 5300, 680, pI. LXIb; 18 1078; 
use of image vs. cattle-pest, 5 212 
Price, H., 18 1326&n; An Account of Some Further Experiments with Willy Schneider, 18 13200; The Phenomena of Rudi Schneider, 18 13200 
prick(s) (pin-): on anaesthetic hand, 1 98, 138, 160; 
insensibility to, 1 230; 
reaction to, 1 235, 327 
prickly poppy, 11 340 
pride, 7 225, 226 
priest(hood), 7 325, 389; 11 33, 505, 506; 

534 

535 

PRIMA COMPOSITIO - PRIMITIVE 

PRIMA COMPOSITIO ~ PRIMITIVE 

priest(hood) (cont.): 
TITLE: "Psychoanalysis and the Cure of Souls," 11 539-52; 
as archetype of wise old man, 9i 398; 
Catholic, 10243; 11 547-9; authority of, 11 506; and causa ministerialis, 11 7Tl, 323; celibacy of, 11197; 14 106; and confession, see confession s.v.; function in Mass, 11 307, 324; 13 89; and transference, 11 
549; 
Christ as, see Christ S.v. Mass; 
in cults of Near East, 5662,fig· 18; 
and cure of souls, see cure of souls; 
as doctor/psychotherapist, 16 239, 250; 18610,677,680; 
as dream-figure in Jung's case, 7 170, 175, 176; 17275,276; and dreams of ascent, 9i 4on; eternal, 11 307; 
as father, 4433; psychotherapist as, 11 532; role of, 4 433-4; 
as sacrifice, 18 627; vestments of, 11 75n; vicarious function of, 11 33; 
in Zosimos' vision (Hiereus), 11 345-7,375; 1386; brazen man as, 13 (P61), 87; sacrificial, 11 346; 13 86n, (P63); and sacrifice, 1391, Ill; 
see also clergyman; director of conscience 
prima compositio, 13 17w 
prima materia, 5631; 9i 705, 707; 9ii 219,249,376; 11 160,361,423, 630; 12 26, 2°7, 306, 4°2, 425-9, 468, 500, 516-17; 13 89, 97, 103n, 114, 122, 157, 17w, 173, 175,183,2°9,253,268,274,283, 42on, 421, 433, 442; 14 11, 39, 68,94,381,422, 537Tl, 626n; 16 383,385,412,420,454,519,533; 
Adam as, see Adam s. v.; 

air as, see aer/air s. v.: alchemicallaborant as, 9ii 259; anima freed from, see anima (soul) S.v.; 
anima/animus, equated with, 
16519: 
aqua permanens/water as, 12 
336, 367, 425, 433, 487; 14 329; 
aqua pontica as, 14 246; 
as arcane substance, 1436, 62; beginning of opus, 14246; bisexuality of, 12 530; 
blood as, 12425,426; 
body and spirit as, 12 426n; changeability of, 12 517; chaos as, see chaos s.v.; 
as cloud, 12 425; 
cranium as origin of, 14626n; creation of, 14 164; 
dea mater as, 12 43 1; 
as demiurge, 11 92; 
devil as, 14726; 
as dew, 12425; 
as dragon, see ANIMALS: dragon s.v. ; 
earth as, see earth s.v.; 
eternity of, 12 431; 
Eve as, 12fig· 135; 
excrement as, 5 276, 547n; female/maternal aspect of, 14 14, 15, 16,32,592; 
fire as, 12 336, 425; 
as "great Babylon," 14 420; God as, 12431; 16 533n; gold/of the gold, 9ii 204, 247; 12 425; 
green lion as, 12 (P285); gum, 12336; 
Hades as, 12 426; 
heaven and earth as, 12 426n; as hermaphrodite, see hermaphrodite s. v.; 
Iliaster as, 13 17w, 173; increatum, 12430-1,53°; Isis as, 12 487; 14 16; 
king as, 12 491 ,figs. 149, 168; known to God only, 12356; 

lapis as, 9i 289, 541; 9ii 194, 375,418; 12335,425, 433,fig· 142F; 13421; 14714; 
lead as, 12443; 13 13gn, 40w; 14 183, 637, 703; 
man and, 12426; 14513,685; massa confusa/informis as, 12 244, 426n, 433; 14552; Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v.; meretrix, 11 3 1 2 ; 
of metals, 1440; 
microcosm, 12 425-6&n; Monad as, 12427,472; monster as, 12 426n, 517, 536; moon as, 12 425, 487; mortificatio of, 13 (P6on); 14 40w; 
mother as, 12 425; 
"mumia" as, 14 560&n; nigredo, 12 263, 334,433; opposites in, 12 435n,fig. 162; ore/iron, 12 425; 
poison, 12 336,425; 
and principle of evil, 11 107; production of, 9ii 240; 
as psychic situation, 9ii 240; radix ipsius, 12 429; 
rebis, 12 517; 
res, 12427,431; return to, 14 118; salniter and, 9i 535n; as salt, 12425; 
Saturn as, 12fig. 161; 14637, 7°3; 
sea as, see sea s.v.; 
self-begetting, 12 426n; 
as shadow, 9ii 240; 12425; sky, 12425; 
as spirit, 12425; 
spirit in, 12444, 447,figs. 129, 229,232; 
sublimation of, 12fig. 175; sulphur as, 12425; 14 134; synonyms of, 9ii 245; 13 173; thousand names of, 12 165, 336,431; 
transformation process of, 14 68; 

ubiquity of, 12 433; 
and ultima materia, 11 353; 
= unconscious, 12516; unknown substance, 12425; Unum, 12427; 
urine, 12 336; uroboros,12fig· 123; 
vas, 12 338; 
Venus, 12 425; 
vinegar, 12 336; 
water of life, 12 425; 
wolf as, 12 fig. 175 
primal: being(s), 5 648, 650-1; 
hermaphroditic,9i 138n; experience, 5 500&n; 
horde, Freud's myth, 5 396; 9i 126; 
incest, 13 396; 
mother, sacrifice of containment in, 5 652; 
will, see will s. v. Schopenhauer's concept 
Primary Force, 1337 
Prim as, see Gnostic( -ism) s. v. Saturn Prime Cause, 12 16 primitive(s)/savages, 4 308, 369, 
4°3,564,641; 5248; 627,4°2-3, 414-15, 422, 430, 962; 7 132, 154&n, 173; 8 217, 237; 1026, 214, 243, 625, 656, 969; 11 198, 385, 800; 13 76, 247, 475; 15 149; 1779.2°7,315,336; 
and ancestors, 9i 224; 16251; anger in, 18 42; 
and archetypes, 8 726; 9i 5,89, 271; 
art, 6493; 
associations, see associations s. v. ; and autonomous psychic contents, 8 712; 10843; 
and causality, 10 106-7, 11528, 138-9; 
and chance, 10 836; 
children among, 4 235; and incarnation of ancestral spirits, 1796; 
and collective psyche, 7 237/ 458, 239; 

536 

537 

PRIMITIVITY - PRIMORDIAL IMAGE 

PRIMITIVITY - PRIMORDIAL IMAGE 

539 
primitive(s) (cont.): 
and collective representations. 16247.251; 
and concretism. 6 697; conscious ness/u nconsciousness. 4 738; 6 887; 8 87. 158. 340. 695; 9i 47. 213, 260, 264, 288, 290. 300; 10 Ill. 280; 11 28--9. 339.442; 1366,341; 14129n. 657; 1783. 104. 297; 18 15; and death. 10 106; 
and demons. belief in. 8 578; 1026; 
and dreams. 3 566; 8 92n, 574. 579; 10 128, 320; 11 32; 17 208; 18 176. 25°.436-7,674. 1290-1; 
and endogamy. 5 217. 652; "energetics." 7 108; 
fears of, 4474.565; 5216-17, 221; 6 383; 8 94-5. 209. 586; 10 14; of unknown. 5 250; 7 324; 10282; 13 12; 17146; and God. concept of, 7 108; hallucinations among, 6 46. 254; 
identity,see Levy-Bruhl S.v. participation mystique; 
and illness. causes of, 8 587. 712,941; 
images among. 8 278; 
imago among. 6 46; reality of, 647; 
and incest. 4 349, 352• 470. 565; 
initiation rites of, 5 644n; 7 
172.314-16.384.393; 8 725; 1613°; 17271; 18363; instinct(s) among. 6 230, 346-7,422; 8 272; 9i 276; 10 55; 17 156; 
instinctive sensuousness of. 6 254; 
intuition among, 8 278; 18 26; "invention" and. 11 339; 
and libido, 4 349; 5248, 250; 8 86. 114-30; 
and magic. 6 425; 8 89. 278. 
538 

340. 516. 668.682. 712.725;9i 271; 10 106.843; 15 99, 150; 16374; and modern ideologies, 5221; 
and mana-personality. 7 388; 10 139-40; 
medicine, 164; 
mentality. 6 313. 667; 13 15. 66. 700; 16 393; 
in modern man, 5 41 In; 7 156. 24°.520; 10447-8. 1010; 
and monotony. 18 1404; 
and morality. 6 356; 8465; 10 108,958; 
and myths, 5 487; 8 71. 327, 329-3°; 9i 7-8.261; 
and numinosity. loss of. 18 582; 
and object. relation to, 6 495-6; and bush man incident. 64°3-4; 
old people among. 8 86. 788, 802; 
and pain. 18 231; palladium. 8 92; pathology. 8 587; 
politeness among. 11 29; 1835; power concept. see power s.v.; presuppositions, 10 112; 14 3300; 
and projections, 8 516-17. 521; 9i 187; 1044.129. 131-2. 134. 137; 11 140; into tree. 13248; psyche unsynthesized in. 18 44°; 
psychology. 3 576; 6 12. 529. 630; 7 471; 8 94-7; 9i 213, 224; 10 280; 12 38, 394; 13 341; 14349,601; 1559,66,99. (P84). 150. 152; 1696; 18 17, 87, 365. 434. 834. 1286, 1288--9. 1297-9; archaic. 13 122; 
rebirth and, see ritelritual s. vv. rebirth. renewal; 
religions. see religion s. v. ; 
and separation from parents. 8 725. 726; 

and sexual intercourse, 18281; and sexuality. 8465; 10 214; and snake, see ANIMALS: serpent s.v. ; 
and soul. 6 419-20; 7 108. 3°2; 8 521, 664-9; 9i 55; 10 136; 18 43; bush-, 10 132-3; 11 198; 18 440, 465; of child. 17 96; loss of. 5 248; 6 383; 8 586. 587. 594; 9i 213. 244; 11 29; 12 152; 1348; 16372.477; "perils of," 5248; 9i47, 254, 266. 501; 10287,367.721; 11 29; 1263. 437; plurality of. 7293; 8217. 365.577.587; 11198; 14502n; wandering. 10 128 (see also soul(s) s.v. bird); 
and spirit(s), 6 46; 7 108, 293-4, 323, 374; 8 251, 278• 572-9.586,593,628.682,712; 9i 388; 1014-15. 107; 11 800; 13 62; dangerous. 7 293; fear of, 7 293n; revenants and, 7 293-4, '296; 8 574; story-tellers. 18 568; superstitions of, see superstition S.V.; 
symbols. 4 555; 5 313; 64°2; 7 132; 847,3°9; 1634°; 
syzygy motif among, 9i 115; thought. 5 32. 38; 646; 7219; 8589; 9i 260; 10 15, 1007; 11 239-40, 469; 14 3300; 18 15. 465; 
and unconscious. 6422; 11 28; and visions, see visions s.v.; world-view. 8 623. 840; 11 761; see also animism; Australian; Elgonyi; Kenyan 
primitivity: in dream-symbols, 10 
447.449; 
in the East. 11 800; in India, 10 1011; 
in inner world of man. 18 587; sexual, 10 958 
primordial: being, 5 227n; 10 772 (see also Anthropos/etc.); 
creative principle. 5 198; 

experiences, 11 535; 15 141-2. 144. 146-8. 151; 
father. see father s.v.; 
ideas. see idea(s) s.v.; 
instinct(s), see instinct(s) s.v.; light-bringer. 13 300; 
man. see Anthropos/etc. s.v.; monsters, 13 130; 
pass. 1333; 
tree. 13458n; 
waters. see water(s)s. v. primeval; word, 546o; 
world. 13 291 
primordial image(s). 5 209, 3100. 467, 553. 640. 681; 6336. 371. 512-16, 529, 746-54 (Def.); 7 100-4. 108, 1 w. 264, 284. 389; 8 274, 278.589.794;9i 152; 1043; 11 441. 469; 12 28. 565; 13 12-13,15; 15124-3°; 1615,456; 18 523; 
activation of, 6 534. 600; 
and animus/anima. 7 336, 507; as archetypes, 5 450; 6 624, 747; 7 102. 109. 219; 8 229. 2700; 9i 260; 15 159; 
and brahman-atman, 6 188, 361; and collective unconscious, 5 631-2; 6 373-4. 746; 7 520; 8 229; 
divine harlot as, 6 317; . Faust as, 5 4sn; 13 154; of goddess, 6 383; God-renewal as. 6 325; of hero's birth. 6 806; and idea, 6 732-7; 9i 68; idealism and, 6 516,527; 
and individuation. 7 267, 269; initiation rites as. 7 172-3; 17 271-2; 
introverted type and. 6 637, 639-4°; 
and inventions. 18 81; "irrepresentable," 6 513; and language, 9i 1300; 
of man as microcosm, 6 367; of mother. 5373; 7 100, 293n; 1064. 75; 13 147; 

PRIMUM MOBILE - PROJECTION(S) 
PRIMUM MOBILE - PROJECTION(S) 
primordial image(s) (cont.): numinous, 5 223; 13 396; 
and religion, 5 259-60; 8 278; 16251; 17276; 
as self-representations of libido, 7 26OO/476n; 
see also archetype(s); magic primum mobile, 9ii 201 
Prince, M., 1 110; 4 154-93; 8202; 
9i 490; 
Journal of Abnormal Psychology (editor of), 4 155; 
WORKS: 
The Dissociation of a P ersonality, 4 155; 6797n; 
"An Experimental Study of Visions," 1 lIOn; 
"The Mechanism and Interpretation of Dreams," J.'s review, 4 154-93; "blinded," theme in, 4 185-6, 189 
prince: Andalusian, 13425, 436; in dream, 12258; 
in story book, 4 466; 
of this world, see Lord s.v. "of this world" 
princess, black, 9i 412 "principalities and powers," 7 104 principium individuationis, 6 88, 226; 
11 400; 13 244; Christ as, 9ii 118; devil as, 11 470 
principle(s), 10 864, 883; 13 31; animal, 13316; 
animating, 13 287; 
of animus, 7 332; 
archetypal explanatory, 13 378; 
of compensation, 13 294; of conduct, 13 433; cosmic, 13 fig. A6; demiurgic, 13 278; eternal, 13 208; 
feminine, and tao, 13 433; formative, 13 171, 202; fourth, feminine, 13 127; guiding, 8 642; 
hardening of, 8 773; 
probability, 8437, 825&n, 989; calculus, 8 830; 
psychic, archetypes as, 8 964; statistical, 7 72n 
problem(s), 8 751-4, 757, 760-5; and consciousness, 8 756; insoluble, of life, 13 18; moral, 9ii 48; 
of opposites, 13 435; outgrowing of, 13 17; 
of parents, see parent(s) s.v.; personal, 13 396-7; attitude to, 10 157; 
purpose of, 8 771; 
sexual, discussion of, 10254; of woman, modern European, 10238 
procedure, reductive, 13 480 
process(-es): alchemical, see opus, 
alchemical; chemical, 13 88; cognitive, 13378; 
of growth, self depicted as, 13 304; 
of individuation, see individuation; 
instinctual,7 122; 8375; psychic, see psychic s. v. ; of realization, 13482; spagyric, 13 187; subliminal, 7 270; 
of transformation, see transformation; 
unconscious mental, see unconscious processes 
procession: of the devil, 11 255; 
of the Holy Ghost, 11 197,289 
Proclus, 8 278; 11 190; Commentaries on the Timaeus of Plato, trs. T. Taylor, 14 5n, Ign, 113n; 16525n 
procreation, 13 69, 263; divine, 4 783; 
infantile theories, 4477; of reborn, 5497 
procreative urge, analogy of, 5 87 Prodigal Son, 9i 448 
Prodromus Rhodostauroticus, see AL- 
of individuation, see individuation; 
life, 13 171, 262; of tree, Mercurius as, 13 420; 
masculine, 13 342; 
moral, 7 439; 13433; ordering, of consciousness, 13 
433; 
psychic, 13 175; 
spiritual, 13 173-5; of tree, stork as, 13417; 
of sufficient reason (Schopenhauer), 13 Ill; 
triad of, 8 966; 
vegetative, 13 316 
Prim, H.: A ltorientalische Symbolik, 12fig. 26 
Priscillian, 9ii 366n; 11 25gn; 12 
521; 13 134; 14299; 
Opera quae supersunt, 9ii 143, 212; 12 52 In; 
Tractatus I, 13 134n Priscus/Priscius, Lucius Agatho, 9i 223n; 1451,68-9,100 
prism', 4 610 
prison: cell, 11 90, 109; corn plexes, 1 2 18; 
. psychosis, 1 283, 299, 302 
pnsoners: 
TITLE: "A Case of Hysterical Stupor in a Prisoner in Detention,"~ 1 2 26-300; 
characteristic states of, 1 27883; 
Ganser's complex, 1 354 Pritchard, J. B., ed., Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament, 5 293n, 375n; 13458n 
privatio boni/privation of good, 9i 603n; 9ii 75, 7gn, 80-3, 85, 89, 94, 98, 104, 113-14, 115n, 171, 428; 10 640, 677, 879; 11 247, 456-9,47°, (P357), 6000, 685; 14 86; 181537, 1553,1593-4,1600, 1606, 1613, 1639; 
and devil, 11 248; Origen on, see Origen s.v. probabilism, 12 24&n, 25, 36 
54° 
CHEMICAL WRITERS .LV. product(s), unconscious, see unconscious (adj.) s.V. 
productivity, unconscious, 7 205/ 446 
professor, wise old man as, 9i 398 "professorship," association-chain, see association-chain(s) s.V. proficiency, 10 153 
prognosis, 1532; 16 195,343; and diagnosis, 16 195-6; dreams and, see dream(s) s.v. 
progress, 9i 276, 293; age of, 18 1345; 
and culture, 17250; 
	impossible without 	mature 
judgment, 17251; 
mania for, and compensation, 5653; 
see also forward-striving progression: and development, 8 
70; 
educator's influence in favour of, 17281; 
energic view, 8 72; 
and extraversion, 8 77; hallmark of waking thought, 5 25; 
of libido, 8 61; origin of, 8 72; 
and regression, 7 181; 8 76 progressiveness: and differentiation, 7 198; 
unconscious, 7 182 prohibition(s), 9i 428; 
and archetypal father, 5 396; see also incest s.v. barrier Prohibition in D.S.A., 11 291 projectile, 8 799, 803 
projectio (alchemical term), 12 340, 4°6n 
projection(s), 3 175, 406, 522; 6 
421 &n, 486, 491, 495, 783-4; 7 142-4,297, 373, 375, 513; 8 407, 5°7, 517, 584, 712, 866; 9i 7, 54, 120, 130, 134, 315; 10 42-3, 131-2, 139, 608, 610, 1065; 11 849; 12187, 396; 1352, 117,12 I, 
541 

PROKONNESOS - PROMETHEUS 

PROKONNESOS - PROMETHEUS 

projection(s) (cont.): 141,195,2°9,216,259,286,374, 391; 14 Ion, 100, 129, 134,263, 486,5°7,673,696; 1537; 16239, 357,359,383,397,442,499; 17 339,341; 18312-14; 
alchemical, 9i 238; 11 95; 13 88,123,143,173,286,443; 14 446; 16 440 (see also below into opus); 
in analysis, 64°2; 
and analyst, see analyst s.v.; 
of anima, see anima S.v.; 
of animus, see animus s.v.; 
of Anthropos, 12411; appearance as physical facts, 10 635; 
of archaic personality, 18 1330; of archetype(s), see archetype(s) s.v.; 
by artist into painting, 5 445; ascetics and, 10 649; 
basis of, 10 624; 
carriers of, 9i 12Jn; 10610; 11 389; 13 286; 
by child, onto parents, 8 99; and Christ, see Christ s.v.; Christian, 12413,416; cognition a, 11 765; 
and collective attitude, 6 12; of collective unconscious, see below unconscious s.v.; 
of complexes, 5 644; compulsion of, 16223; 
of conflict caused by repression, 5 92; 
of coniunctio, 14 106; consciousness and, see consciousness s. v.; 
cosmic, 13 453; 
and counter projection, 8 519; definition of, 12 346; 
descent into matter, 16440; destruction of passion in, 5 17°; 
detachment from doctor, 16 
462; 
direct, 5 17on; 

of dissociated tendencies, 13 55; 
dissolution of, 9ii 37; 14 696; in dream-analysis, 18 506; 
in dreams, see dream(s) s.v.; effect of, 9ii 17; 
of emotional contents, 18318; Enigma of Bologna and, 1452; of erotic fantasies in transference, 4 663; 
explanatory, 10616; 
on external circumstances, 5 
456; 
fantasy, 7 98; 85°7; 14673; of father-image, see father s.v. -image; 
and Faust drama, 12 558; favourable and unfavourable, 8517; 
and fear, 10572,616; 11 85; on feminine partner/woman, 9i 297; 16454n; 
of femininity, 14222,647; 
of God-image, 12 12; 
of hierosgamos, 5 672; imagination and, 12 350, 394, 399; 
impersonal, 18 359, 368-9; withdrawal of, 9ii 43; 
of incest tendency, 5450; 
and individual relationship, 17 
341; 
of individuation process, 13 
277; 
inductive effect of, 16 364; infantile, in marriage, 16420; of inner Adam, 14 593; instinctual and spiritual, 10 649; 
integration of, 16471; 18756; integration through, 16 383; and interpretation of pain, 5 436; 
into man, 12413; 
mandalalcircular symbols and, 9ii 60; 10622; 12 249; 
of man's unconscious on woman, 9i 297; 

in Mary, 9ii 320; 
upon masculine figure, 5462; into matter, 11 95, 12 40, 43, 332, 345, 375, 376, 380, 394, 406, 410, 413, 472, 557; 13 395; 14336,697,737,776; of God, 12432; of soul, 14 147; of menace to the power of God, 5 170; 
metaphysical, 14 86; 
in modern life, 11 140; 
of mother imago, 9ii 24; upon water, 5320; 
mutual, 11 140; 18 322; mythological forms of, 18 133°; 
need to dissolve, 9i 160; negative,8517; 
and neurosis, 5 5°7; 8 517; in neurotics, 8 507; 
never conscious, 9i 122; into object, see object s.v.; object of, 16499; 
of opposites, 12 398; 
into opus, alchemical, 12 346, 350, 389, 399, 425; 13 88 (see also above alchemical); 
of opus/transformation process, 145°5, 775; 
on outside world, 13 49; pagan, 12413,416; 
of parental imagos, 16 212, 218; 
of personal images, 18368; 
of primitive psyche, 8 253; among primitives, see primitive(s) s.v.; 
of psyche, 14 94; deities as, 11 833; 
of psychic actuality, 13285; of psychic events, 1336; 
of psychic life, 11 140, 268; and radar, 10 782; 
reality of projection-making factor, 9ii 44; 
and reality of psyche, 9ii 12on; realization of, 17 225; 
of rebirth symbol, 5 495; 

of redeemer image, 12 557; reduction of, 16278; religious, 12 1 1; 
return of, to origin, 10437; of self, 5 576; 
of shadow, see shadow s.v.; 
in solar mythology, 5 296; 
soul as, see soul s. v. ; 
therapeutic value of, 14446; of torture, 13439; transference and, 7 94n, 1 10; 16 144, 285, 359, 366, 368, 445,542; 17260; 18312,314, 316,351,359; and impersonal contents, 18359; 
into tree, 13 248; 
Ufos and, 10607-8,614,7°6, 789; 
and unconscious, 5 507; 
of the unconscious, 13 253, 259; 1415°,252,342,5°9; collective, 10 43; 13 277; soul as, 9ii 219; 
of unconscious contents, 5 92; 6 212, 305; 12 436, 448, 462n, 496,555; 14410; 16357,462, 486; 18 756; into an object, 6 399,413-14; 1041-3; 13 122; in transference, 7 94n; 
of unconscious mechanism, 18 315; 
unconsciousness of, 14 511; 
of unity of personality, 14294; of unrecognized evil, 10572; of wholeness on family, 12 152; withdrawal of, 8515; 9i 121&n; 10577; 11143,375; 12559; 13 117; 14697; 16212,218,420, 504; 18 1364, 1511 
Prokonnesos, 13 87&n Proktophantasmist, see Goethe: 
Faust s.v. Characters 
proletarian inclinations of noble 
families, 17 90 
proletarians, see Cynics s.v. "prolific"type (Blake), 6 460, 559 Prometheus/Promethean, 9i 427; 
11 471; 

542 

543 

PROMISCUITY - PSYCHASTHENIA 

PROMISCUITY - PSYCHASTHENIA 

Prometheus (cunt.): 
attitude, see attitude s.v.; chained, 5 67w; 7224, 243n; 13 13,331; 
and Epimethean, 782; 
and Epimetheus, 12 456&n, 459; 13 126 (see aLm Spitteler); forethinker/"one who thinks ahead," 5 208n, 209; 7 82; freedom, 13 13; 
in Goethe, 2 315; 6 28~95, 302-3,306--9,311,314; 
guilt, 7 243n; 13 238; introvert, see introverted type 
J.V.; 
in Plato's Protagoras, 6 289; and pramantha, 5 20~9; soul of, see soul s.v.; 
as symbol, 6 314; 
and theft of fire, 5 208, 250; 6 
311,314; 
see also extraverted type; godlikeness; Pandora 
promiscuity, sexual, 10958 
proof: demand for, 8 790; difference of physical and psychological, 4 194 
1T pOOtj.J.LOV, 13 1 2 1 
propaganda, 13 303; political, 10 609; 14 342 
propagation, 4 664; 
change in principle of, 5 194; and defecation, in mind of child, 5 276--8 
Propertius, Sextus, 9i 605;. 
Propertius, tr. H. E. Butler, 9i 605n 
prophecy(-ies), 1 37; 7 254, 260/ 476; 18701,7°5,710; 
in dreams, 8 493; 
and hallucinations, 18 1113 prophet(s), 1 34; 4 738n; 7 502; 12 
41; 13 (P5gn), 148&n; 15 184; Christ as, see Christ s.v.; 
eight incarnations of, 14 573-4; 
frenzy of, 18 1368; Hebrew/Old Testament, 11 32, 

229, 962; 12 416; 14 646; 17 3°1,316; 
role of, 5 50on; 
true, 14 673&n, 574; 
and visionary experience, 15 149; 
see also Elijah/Elias; Enoch/ Enos; Hosea; Job; John, S1.; Jonah; Joshua; Matthew, S1.; Moses; Paul, S1. 
propitiation, 9i 47; 11 390; 
rites of, 10 26; 15 150 proportio sesquitertia, see NUMBERS: 
one, and three 
Proserpina, see Persephone "Proserpine's threshold," 7 232 Prosper of Aquitaine: Sententiae ex 
Augustino delibatae, 8967n prostitute: anima as, 10 76; Picasso and, see Picasso s.v. 
prostitution, 18912; houses of, 7 43on; and love, 10 208; 
and marriage, 10 76, 248; tolerated, 10 248; 
in Uganda, 10 185 
protagonist(s), in dream, 8 561 Protanthropos, 9ii 334; 11 400; 14 
43; 
and Korybas, 9ii 332; Sophia and, 9ii 307; 
see a lso Adam; Anthropos; Archanthropos 
protective genies, 13 363 
protest, unspoken, 17 154 Protestant/-ism, 3 462; 4 750; 6 96; 
7 118,325,396; 9i 29, 61, 77; 9ii 235, 276; 10 516; 11 43, 285, 294n,457,509,537; 129,419; 13 81,1°7; 14286,447,475; 16218, 392; 18 528, 565, 603, 1595, 1608; 
and analytical psychology, 11 544; 
and Assumption, dogma of, 11 
749,754; 
and Bible, see BIBLE S.V.; and Christ, see Christ S.v.; 

clergyman/minister/parson, see clergyman s.v.: 
and confession, see confession s.v. ; 
conscience, 11 86; 
and consciousness, cult of, 13 71; 
and cure of souls, 5 683; 18 1380; 
the dead, attitude to, 11 855; and devil, 11471,791; 
and dogma, 11 33, 76 (see also above Assumption); 
and evil, 11 547; 
German church, 11 507; 
and God, 7 325; 11 44, 86; 12 8; 18 1645; concept of, 9i 18; relationship with, 8 110, 338; and Holy Communion, 6 96; and Holy Spirit, 11 749; 18 1534; 
iconoclasm, 9i 22-3; 
and integration of psychological experience, 18 1654; neurosis among, 18 668; opposition within, 11 537: 
as patients, 1837°; 
and psychology, 11 76; 
rational spirit within, 11 754; and revelation, 11 655; revolutionary spirit essential to, 11 754; 
and ritual, loss of, 9ii 277; 11 10, 33, 76, 82, 85, 549, 551, 862,864; 1621,215; 18625; effect on minister, 11 543; schism in, 4 750; 11 83, 860; 13 147; 
sectarian tendency, 10 508; 11 34; 
sects/denominations in, 9i 24; 11 10,543,861; 
and self-knowledge, 18 1811; sermon, 11 544; 
spiritual poverty of, 9i 33; 
and symbols, 11 75-6; theology, 10 1045; transformation in, 11 893; 

through "'preaching the word," 9i 230; 
uncertainty of, 18 622 
Proteus, 9ii 338-9: 12401; 13218; 
145° 
Proteu5 anguinw, 8 323 
proton radiation, 8 875, 987 Protoplast (Paracelsus), 9ii 334; 13 
168, 203 
Protothoma (Paracelsus), 9ii 334; 13 168 
protozoa, 8 322; 9i 682 Proust, A. A., 1 18; 
"Cas curieux d'automatisme ambulatoire chez un hysterique," 1 18n 
Provenc;aIlProvence, 18254, 259 Proverbs, see BIBLE: O.T. s.v. proverb(s), 8633; 
as responses, 2 72 Providence, 8828; 11 248 providentia Dei, 18 1539 
Prudentius: Cuntm Symmachum, tr. 
H. J. Thomson, 9i 413n prudery, 3 104 Prunicus/Prounikos, see Sophia s.v. przywara, E., 18 1553; 
Deus semper major; 11 25on; 12 32n; 18 1553n 
Psalms, see BIBLE: O.T. s.v. Psamathe, 5316n 
Psellus, Michael: De daemonibus, 9ii 78n, 22gn; 11 24gn; 13 271&n; 14124n 
Pseudo-Cyprian, 5 159; 
De Pascha computus, 5 15gn pseudologia phantastica, see lying, 
pathological pseudo-modems, 10 154 psoriasis, 11 15 psychanalysis, 4 2, 9; 18922; 
nature of, 442; 
value as therapy, 4 23; 
see also analysis; psychoanalysis 
psychasthenia, 3 471; 104; 17 151; and emotions, 16 131; 
Janet on, 3 170; 
symptoms of, 6 626, 631; 

544 

545 

PSYCHE 
psychasthenia (cont.): 
SI'I' also neurosis Psw'hl', 18 (P34 7n) 
psyche/lfIvX1), 7 27/438, 67, 209, 216, 370, 480, 50w; 8 (P300), 653; 9i 518; 11 533; 137, 11,36, 51,58,63,75,84,122,163,196, 199,287,378,475; 1671,203-4, 206; 
TITLES: 'The Effect of Technology on the Human Psyche," 18 1403-7; "Mental Disease and the Psyche," 3 496-503; "On the Nature of the Psyche," 8 343-442; The Structure and :Jynamu:s of tlU' Psyche, 8; 'The Structure of the Psyche," 8 283-~42; 
abnormal affective states of, 1 357; 
abolishment of, 12 395; affinity with cold, 9i 387; ambiguity of, 16 8 I; American, 18 75Q; 
analogy with building, 1054-5; ancestrai, 16 61; 
ancestry of, 5 (pxxiv); 
animal, see animal(s) s.v.; animal part of man's, see animal(s) s.v. instinct/nature in man; 
anthropoid, 5 506; 
as arbitrary invention, 11 5; archaic, 5 258; 12 12; 17209; archetypal world of, 13 210; 
as arrangement of life-processes, 8 606; 
attitude towards products of, 5 468; 
autonomous, 11 555; 1251,60, 113, 186, 249; 16 267; contents of, 11 21; 
awakening to spontaneous activity, 11 534; 
basic function of, 18378; biological aspect, 8 688; 
and biological causality, 18 1119; 
546 

and body, sa body s. v.; border regions of, 13 127; brain and, .\"1'1' brain s. v. ; 
as breath, 11 771; 
broken off bits of, 7 293; 
as the Buddha, 11 771, 931; building up of, 10 141; 
and butterfly, 5372; 8663; cannot be denied, 8671; cannot know itself, 10779; 
a category of existence, 11 769; causal and constructive views, 3 399,404; 
as causal factor in disease, 11 
490; 
in childhood/child's, 12 3; 16 216; contents of, 17 94; general picture of, 17 108; and parents, 10 61; 
and Christ ideal, 127; Christian, see Christianity .LV.; Church and, see Church s.v.; collective, see separate entry below; 
"comparative anatomy" of, 18 522; 
complexity of, 4 764; 10 6, 1046; 
conflict between instinct and will, 8380; 
conscious, see conscious s. v. ; and conscious mind, see conscious mind s.v.; 
and consciousness, see consciousness s.v.; 
as constellation, 14 502; constitutional defects, 3 325; creates reality, 6 77; 
creative capacity of, 12 249; current undervaluation of, 10 655; 
dark side/powers of, 9i 259; 13 62; 
"dawn state," 5 650; 
definitions of, 12 911; dependence on physiology, 8 220; 
devaluation of, 14 194; 

PSYCHE 
differences in, 10 285; 
dimmer elements of, 13 291; discovery of, 11 495; dissociation of, 51'1' dissociation s.v. ; 
divine, 14 60 I; 
a divisible whole, 8 582; double aspect of, 14 170; and dream, 8300; Eastern view of, 11 770; 
as ego-consciousness and unconscious, 16 204; 
elusiveness of, 3 320; 
energic aspect of, 8 44 I; 
as I'nS per se, 16 202; 
an epiphenomenon, 8 657; 10 527; 16 202; 
etymology,S 664; 
European, 10 1064; evolutionary stratification of, 
16351; 
and external happenings, 8 
676; 
falsifies reality, 8 680; fascination of, 10 187, 191, 195; 
fate of, 13 482; 
feeling of responsibility for, 11 20; 
feminine, 13 58; 
a fluid stream of events, 17 156; 
freeing of, from spirit, 14775; genesis of collective, 8 595n; and geographical locality, 18 1118; 
German, 10389; 
given immediately, 8 283; goal of, see goal(s) s.v.; 
as god and demon, 7 I 10; God-image in, 12 15; 
growth and development of, 14424; 
hinterland of, 7 339; 
as historical structure, 12 74, 87; 18837; 
hysteria has its roots in, 4 5; and "id" of Freud, 9i 2n; 
547 

idea and thing in, 6 77; impersonal, 7235/456; 9i 314; importance of, 10561; imprisoned in the elements, 14 354; 
indistinguishable from its manifestations, 11 87; 
individual, 17 107; and archetype, 5 97; differences of, 10 279; and group, total, 9i 225; infinite variety of, 5 I; and individuation, 9i 256; infantile, 8 97; 17 106; inherited, 7 235/457; 
its inner life uncontrollable, 11 144; 
inside and outside, 10 158; instinctive/instinctual, 9i 244, 282; 
instincts and, see instinct(s)s.v.; intellect dependent on, 11 766; interior world of, 13 391; irrationality of, 7 (PI24); 17 165; 
knowledge of, 12 5, 10, 15; layers of, 12 40, 175; 
life of, 5 296; 
as light substance, 5 171; living, 13 438; 
and "living being," 8 606; localization of, 8 670; 
loss of, 9i 244; 
and loss of moral and spiritual values, 18 583; 
as machine, 8 159; 
man's greatest danger, 18763; man's greatest instrument, 18 6°5; 
mass, 8 426--7; 9i 227; 16443; materialist view of, 9i I 17; 11 13-14; 
materialized, 10 788; 
and matter, see matter s. V.; meaning of its existence, 13 476; 
medical distrust of, 11 13; 
as metaphysical reality, 11 836; as microcosm, 16 206; 

PSYCHE - PSYCHIATRIC CASES 

PSYCHE - PSYCHIATRIC CASES 

549 
vche ((lint.): 
. and "mind," 9i 483: 
most tremendous fact oflife, 9i 206; 
multiplicity of complexes, 7 
323; 
mysterium of, 14 t8In; 
mystery of, 12 2: myth-forming elements in, 9i 8,259; 
national, 10 907; 
a natural phenomenon, 10646: 13 286: 
nature of, 5 338: 8 6t6; 11 t3; total, 7 20 I; unknown, 8 806; 11 759; 
neonate's not a tabula rasa, 9i 
136; 11 45471; 18 540; 
and neurosis, 11 12-13,494; nonconscious, 9i 259; nonindividual, 16 354; nonspatial, 14410; 
normal, deficient knowledge 01',38; 
not atom, is primary, 18826; not homogeneous, 9i 190; 
not purely personal, 11 24; 
not subject to will, 10 831; 
as object of experience, 8 7; objective, 3 576; 7 10371, 184; 10 312; 12 48, 51, 323, 327-8; 17 307, 309, 315; 18 1505, 1720; 
objectivity of, 7 293; 1232; 17 168; 
only can observe psyche, 9i 
384; 
and opus, 12342,357,382; as transformation process, 12 80; part of life's mystery, 9i 187; of patient, 18 826, 835; patriarchal orientation of, 16 217; 
peculiar nature of, 10 528; perception of itself, 17 160; personal, 7 149, 229, 234, 240/460; 9i 91; 12326; 13478; and collective contents, 7 2411 
548 

462; development of, 7 237; phenomenology of, 16 202; 17 (P7); 18 742; 
and the physical, relation, 8 9, 
33, 948; 
as plaything of instinct and environment, 17 107; 
polarity of, 10 844; preconscious, 9i 151; 16 2 12n; prehistoric, identity with, 18 593; 
prehistory of, Freud and, 10 
659; 
primacy of, 11 841; 
primary splitting of, 16434; primitive, 8 95; loss of, 18592; primordial, 18250; 
Primordial Man named, 13 
450; 
problem of understanding, 5 
(pxxiv); 
production of mandala by, 11 166; 
and projection, see projection S.V.; 
protean life of, 17 156; 
and psychologism, 12 9, 14; purposive and directed, 5 90; reactions not specific, 17 85; reality of, 9ii 12071; 10655; 11 16,495, 751, 777; 12 9, 120, 411, 564; 13 248; 14 274, 630, 651, 673, 753; 18 829, 1505, 15°7; 
reflection of material, 8 657; 
relation to physiology and biology, 18915; 
as relatively closed system, 8 10-11,49; 
religion and, 11 28; 
return to its origin, 11 786; science of, 5 685; self-observation of, 8 840; 
a self-regulating system, 7 92, 275; 8 159; 16330; semi-animal, 5 258; 
a series of images, 8 618; sexuality in, 4 5; 5 216; 

shadow-side of, 7 27/438; and somatic illness, 4 578; and soul, 6 797; 
and space, see space and time s.v. relativity of; 
and spirit, 9i 386; 
split in, 8 252, 253, 255; 14 257, 332; 
structure of, 5 474: 9i 43271; not unipolar, 17 156; and the Trinity, 11 221; 
study of, 18 1; 
as subject and object, 11 87; 18 6,277; 
subjective, 7 10371; 1248; subjectively conditioned, 3 397; suprapersonal, 723s1456; 
and sympathetic system, 18 1116; 
theological devaluation of, 18 1649; 
theories of, 17 (P7); thymo-, 3 33, 35; 
and time and space, see space and time .I. v. relativity of; total, 12 88; 
totalitylwholeness of, 14 181, 261, 558, 716, 759; 16 212, 293; self, as, see selfs.v. totality; transcendental subject, 17 169; transformation of, 7 (P 123); 14 252; 
trans-subjective, 17 167; "tumours" in, 11 36; two-sided, 10 292; unconscious, 7 344; 9i 518; 11 375; 13 11,51; 14709; 1564; 16 232; 18 8, 76, 438; activity of, 8 296-7; child's, 17 95; clue to historical problems, 5 2; continuity of, 18 162; uniformity of, 8 227; units of, 8 210; 
and the unconscious, 5 296; 9i 259; 11 373; 12516; as collective psyche, 5 (pxxiv); as objective psyche, 5 (pxxiv); 12 48, 51; as unknown psyche, 12 247, 516; 

underground processes mirrored in dreams, 11 37; undervaluation of, 11 28, 771; 17302; 18603; 
unity of, 7 323; 10306; unknown, 12247,516; 
un predictability of, 9i 49; upper and lower limits, 8 379; variability of, 8 252; 16 1; various meanings of, 11 769; in waking and sleeping state, 8 580; 
as water, 12 94; weightlessness, 10 667: woman's, split in, 13 344; the world's pivot, 8 423: in youth and age, 1675; 
see also mind; psychic; soul; spirit 
psyche, collective, 6 123; 7 150, 156, 235/456, 24!,,1465, 251/468, 260, 476-9, 481, 500, 518; 9i 225; 10 160, 175; 1268, 104; 13 478; 14313; 1665-6; 1793-4; 
adaptation to, 11 539; assimilation of, 7 237/458, 480; com position of, 7 513, 518; and conscious psyche, 13478; contents 01',7 241/462; historical, 7 150; 
outside the personal psyche, 7 231 ; 
and persona, see persona s. v. collective psyche; 
regressive libido and, 5 654; repression of, 7 237/459; segment of, 7472; superstitious impulses of, 7 495; 
unconscious heritage of, 7 
235/456; 
unconscious identity with, 7 
237/459; 
universality of, 7 240 
Psyche and Symbol (de Laszlo), J.'s preface to, 18 1264-75 
	psychiatric 	cases, 	see 	CASES 
IN SUMMARY