PSYCHIATRIST - PSYCHOANALYSIS 

PSYCHIATRIST - PSYCHOANALYSIS 

psychiatrist(s)/alienist(s), 3 467-70; 
10659; 1348; 18826--7,831; and patient's psychology, 18 
837; 
and psychological aspect of his 
cases, 18 838; 
school, 17 249 
psychiatry, 11 489,545; 17160; 18 
833,834,866-9,879,883-4,889; TITLES: "On Pictures in Psychiatric Diagnosis," 18 1792; Psychiatric Studies, 1; "The Significance of Freud's Theory for Neurology and Psychiatry," 18 922; "A Third and Final Opinion on Two Contradictory Psychiatric Diagnoses," 1 43077; 
and aetiology of psychosis, 7 270; 
and anatomy, 3 466--7; and causality, 8 51; 
and documentary evidence, 18 828; 
French, 3 322; 
Freud's importance for, 18 922; 
German, 3 322; 18948; judicial, 18 920; 
and latent psychosis, 7 192; materialism of, 3 324; 
and medicine, 3 320, 467; 
as natural science, 3 466; neglect of study of psychotic mind, 18 835; 
prognoses from therapeutic hopelessness, 5 58n; 
and psychoanalysis, 73, 199; and psychology, 7 409; 
and psychotherapy, 10 1056, 1061; 
weakness of anatomical approach, 3 333 
psychic, 8 376; 
TITLES: "On Psychic Energy," 8 1-130; "Psychic Conflicts in a Child," 17 1-79; 
actuality, projection of, 13285; 
55° 

apparatus, regression as function of, 5 25; 
centre, 13 189; 
change, 15 8; 
collective phenomena, 13 51; complex(es), autonomous, see complex(es) s.v. autonomous; complications, solution of, 13 43; 
contents, 13 47, 122; a utonomous, 13 48, 54; division of, 7 511,516; 
controls, 13 601'1; crisis/disturbance, 14 183,294; danger of alchemy, see alchemy s.v. art, dangers of; definition of, 13 76n; development, see development; disorders, 17 128; 
disposition, universal, 7 234; disturbances, 13 464; causes of, 5 I; 
dynamism, 5 670; 
elements, combination of and originality, 1 167; conscious and unconscious, 1 171; disaggregation of, 1 I 17; 
energy, see energy s.v.; epidemics, see epidemics; equilibrium,see equilibriums.v.; events/happenings, 8 661, 667; 1336,43; 
excitation, 1 123; 
existent, 5 95; 
experience(s), 13 42n, 77; factor: in alchemy, 13 173; as combination of instincts, 11 493; in psychoneuroses, 11 490; subliminal, 17 102; 
facts, 13 54; 
figures, duplex, 9i 310; functions, see function(s) s.v.; identity, 13 122; 
infection, 7 152,233; inflation, 5 612; 7 227; injury, 7 257; 
intensities, 7 77n; 
laws, 11 778; 13 285, 957; 

"merely," 11 448; 
nature, unconscious, 8 4 i 7; operation, 13 115; 
personality, 1349, 55; phenomena, 11 800; biological explanation, 17 160; and mythology, 5 611; unconscious, 17 102; 
and physical, relation, 8 661; and pneumatic, 11 405; premises, 13 378; 
principle, 13 175; 
process(es), 8 354, 408; 13 20, 88, 117; anatomical conception, 3 5; arbitrariness of, 17 166; and hysterical attack, 1 13 In; as image, 11 889; independent, 11 446; in misreading, 1 157; non conscious, 4 256; pictorial representation of, 15 205; 
reality, see reality S.v.; 
shock, as cause of hysterical attack, 1 15; 
"smells," 18 780; 
state(s), 13 26, 32, 65, 82-3; abnormal, 13 63; original, and primal being, 5 650; structures, 7 300; Bleuler on, 3 79n; 
suffering, 13 455; 
symbolical significance of, 5 77; systems, 7 158; of healing, 13 478; individuality of, 16 I; split in the, 13 291; 
totality, 5 569; 
transformation, 5 fig. 6; 7 176; 13 180, 193, 196; 
truth, 13 210; 
use of term, 9ii 3; vision, 13 216 
"psychic shadow state," 1 74 Psychical Research, Society for, 8 939 
psychikoi/psychic man, 6 14, 254, 
964 
psychism materialized, Ufo as, 10 
788 
551 

psychization, 8 234 
psychoanalysis, 2 1014; 3 397; 7 26/437, 208; 8 51, 63, 93, 701, 715; 16 I, 29, 36, 39, 53, 199, 212,230; 17 I, 17n, 99,129; 
TITLES: "Concerning Psychoanalysis," 4 197-202; Freud and Psychoanalysis, 4; "General Aspects of Psychoanalysis," 4 523-56; "On the Criticism of Psychoanalysis," 4 194-6; "On the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Nervous Disorders," 18 1041-54; "Psychoanalysis and Association Experiments," 2 660-727; "Psychoanalysis and the Cure of Souls," 11 539-52; "Psychoanalysis and Neurosis," 4557-75; "Some Crucial Points in Psychoanalysis," 4 576--69; "The Theory of Psychoanalysis," 4 203-522; "Two Letters on Psychoanalysis," 18 103440; 
and adaptation, 4 312; 
and anamnesis, 4 525, 528, 622; 
and art, 7 224; 8 702; 15 100-1; 
association experiments and, 2 665, 1351; 4 18-19; 
and baptism, analogy, 4 330-1; books on, 17 142; 
and catharsis, 16 134; 
and chance, see chance s.v.; change in character, 4 426; and confessional, 16 123; criticism of, 4 194-6; definition(s) of, 4 622, 633; differing theories of, 7 442, 490; 
and doctor's attitude/mental condition, 2 662, 703; 
and dream interpretation, 4 157-8; 
and empirical evidence, 18 1030; 
and excitement, 3 35; 

PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION - PSYCHOLOGY 

PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION - PSYCHOLOGY 

552 
psychoanalysis ((rnlt.): 
failures of, 4 421; 
Freudian, .Il'l' Freud s. v.; 
future uses, 4 455-7; 
goal of, 4 640; 1893°; illustration of method, 4 80; irrelevant answers in, 3 179; layman's understanding of, 4 194,201; 16 120; 
and libido balance, 4 255; 
and medical psychology, 17 130; 
and medicine, 4 524; 
method of, 4 79-82, 316, 326-34,523-5,622-3; 16292; misunderstanding of, 4 320; and morality, 18930; 
need of moral effort to understand, 4 180; 
and neurosis, sel' neurosis s. v. ; origin of, 7 2/410, 20; 102; and other sciences, 4 455; 
and philosophy, Se!' philosophy S.V. ; 
prejudices against, 4525,557; Prince's criticism, 4 193; principle of, 2 101C; 
and psychotherapy, 16 1 15; and religion, 4 457; 
and resistance, 3 425, 436; In women, 3 104; 
results, in dementia praecox and hysteria, 3 152; 
in sanatoria, 4 604; 
as sricnce, 4 523; 
scope of, 4745; 
and sexual causation/theory, 17 99, 180; 
and sexuality, 4 200; 10 212; suggestion in, 4 648; 
suitability for, 4 604; 
and symptoms, 4 415; technical application, 4 624; technique of, 4 315,523,575; 7 20/431; 1035°; 
and training, need for, 18 
1030; 
and two types, 6 92; 

and Ufos, 10 631; 
and the unconscious, SI'I' unconSCIOUS s. v. ; 
u nconsciolls of its limitations, 7 224; 
unpopularity of, 7 (P8); Wdtanschauung of, 8 707; "wild," 18 1030; 
sa also analysis; psych analysis 
Psychoanalytic Association, International, 18 (P423&n), 1027, (p60on); Zurich branch, 4199; 18 1027-9, (P552n) 
Psychoanalytic Congresses: 
First, Salzburg 27 Apr. 1908, 18 (P335n), 925; 
Second, Nuremberg 30-31 Mar. 1910, 18 (P423n), 1027, 1033, (P55w); 
Third, Weimar 21-2 Sept. 
1911, 6 773n; 18 (PP423n, 445n); 
Fourth, Munich, Se pt. 1913, 6 
(P499n) 
psycho-biological method, 17 (PP3, 
4) 
psychocatharsis, SI'I' catharsis s.v. cathartic method psychodiagnostics, 18 1458-60 psycho-galvanic phenomenon, 8 23, '98; 1848 
psychogenesis: 
TITLES: "On the Problem of Psychogenesis in Mental Disease," 3 466-95; Thl' Psychogl'nl'sis of Mental Diseasl', 3; "On the Psychogenesis of Schizophrenia," 3 504-41; meaning of, 3 497, 532; of spirits of the dead, 8 598 
psychogenic: diseases/illness. 8 575, 
702; and belief in spirits, 8 575; disturbances, 10 3; 13 48, 195; depending on external events, 1 349; 
symptoms, 7 4/413 psychograph, in seances, 1 45 psychography (automatic writing), 

1 28, 45, 49, 88, 96; 3 157rt, 313; 18725,726,731,795 
psychoid,8 368, 380, 840, 947,962; archetype as, sel' archetype(s) s.v. ; 
factor, 14786; 18 1208; form, 13 350; 
as transcendental realities, 18 1538, 1586; 
unconscious, 14 788 
psychokinesis, 10 780 
psychokinetic (PK) experiment, 8 837,977 
psychologem, 9i 465; 10 716; 13 
456; 
hero as, 5 580; Mercurius, 13 266; 
of self-fertilization, 5 447 
psychological, 8 806; blindness, 13 455; extreme, 5 581; 
factor: in schizophrenia, see schizophrenia s. v. psychogenesis; significance in psychoses, 3 482; undervaluation of, 3 467; 
formulation of sacrifice, 5 669; mode of artistic creation, 15 139; 
possibility, 193; 
rules, reversibility of, 13 478; symptoms, 13 455 
Psychological Club of Zurich, 10 
887 
psychological institute, Bern, 18790 psychologie a compartiments, 16 492 Psychologies of 1930, ed. C. Murchi- 
son, 8 659; 18 279 
Psychologische Abhandlungen, ed. 
C. G. Jung, 18 1110, (P525n), 1250, (PP558n, 625n), 1475, 1825 
psychologism, 10 300, 1045; 11 
142, 465, 482, 557, 74gn, 750, 771; 129, 14; 1373,75; 14667; 18 1294, (P705), 1645 
psychology(-ist(s», 4 523; 7 192, 201,231,259,483,495; 13 (P4), 
58, 63, 68, 74, 700, 90, 195; 14 
553 

125,310,516,627,680,749,772, 776,779; 
TITLES: "Alchemy and Psychology," 18 17°°-4; "Background to the Psychology of Christian Alchemical Symbolism," 9ii 267-86; "Complications of American Psychology," 10 946-80; "A Contribution to the Psychology of Rumour," 4 95-128; "Depth Psychology," 18 1142-62; "Depth Psychology and Self-Knowledge," 18 1803 -17; "General Aspects of Dream Psychology," 8 443529; "Introduction to Wolff's 'Studies in Jungian Psychology,''' 10 887-902; "The Meaning of Psychology for Modern Man," 10 276-332; "New Paths in Psychology," 7 407-4 I; "On the Psychology of the Negro," 18 1285; "On the Psychology and Pathology of So-Called Occult Phenomena," 1 1-150; "On the Psychology of the Trickster-Figure," 9i 456-88; "On the Psychology of the Unconscious," 7 1-201; "The Present Status of Applied Psychology," 18790-3; Psyclwlogy and Alchemy, 12; "Psychology and Literature," 15 13362; "Psychology and National Problems," 18 13°5-42; Psyclwlogy and Rl'ligion, 11; "Psychology and Religion," 11 1-168; "Psychology and Spiritualism," 18 746-56; "The Psychology of the Child Archetype," 9i 259-305; "The Psychology of Dementia Praecox," 3 1-316; 'The Psychology of Eastern Meditation," 11 908-49; "The Psychology of the Transference," 16 353539; "Religion and Psychology: 
A Reply to Martin Buber," 18 

PSYCHOLOGY 

PSYCHOLOGY 

psychology (cont.): 
1499-1513; "The Significance of Constitution and Heredity in Psychology," 8220-31; abstract approach of, 10 53]; academic, 10531; 13 (P3); 18 571,1111,1295; 
Adlerian, see Adler, A.; 
of the ages, 18 297; 
and alchemy, see alchemy s.v.; American, 10 927, 946-80; and analysis, 7 502; 
analytical, see analytical psychology; 
and ancient world, see ancient world s.v.; 
anima and animus, 7 328, 370; arbitrariness of, 17 166; 
of art, see art s.v.; 
and belief, 11 376; 
and biology, 8 232; 17 157; brain, 8 10, 29; 
and causality, see causality s.v.; chaos in, 18 279;- 
child, see child s.v.; 
Chinese, see China/Chinese s. v.; and Christian doctrine, 14455n; collective, 6 322; 7 241-2/ 462-3, 459, 514; 18371 (seealso below mob/mass/herd); collectivistic, 7462n; comparative, 10 647; 18 1266; compartment, U 6; 18 558; complex-, see complex(es) s.v.; and complexes, 10456; conscious, 7 329; 
of consciousness, see consciousness s. v.; 
criminal, 10466; 
danger of dogmatism in, 15 (P84-5); 
depth, 18 1142-62, 1803-17; see also Bleuler s. v.; 
a "dirty joke," 10 356; discovery of, 10 159; 
divorce from other sciences, 16 120; 
and dogma, see dogma s. v. ; 
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of dreams, see dream(s) s.v.; 
in early and later life, 1675; the East and, see East/Eastern s.v. ; 
in Egypt, ancient, 18 230; empirical, 9i 11, 150; 11 647, 947; 12 15, 20, 394; 16 175, 209; 18742,1296,1312,1504, 1555; and Holy Spirit, 18 1555; modern, 17 128; origins of, 17 127; 
English, 18 14; 
enthusiasm for, 17302; 
ethno-, 4457; 
and evil, 10676; 
exile, 18648; 
experimental, 2 863-4; 7 2/407; 8 701; 9i Ill; 16202; 17 102, 128, 170; 18739; first use of term, 8345; and psyche, 11 490; 
and factor of value, 18 596; fear of, 12 19; 
and feeling, 18 24; feminine/female, see feminine s.v. ; 
a field of experience, 9i I 11; four-dimensional, 18 115; French, see France/French s.v.; Freudian, see Freud s.v.; 
and the future, 8 687; general, 16 232; 
German, 18 22 (see also below Jewish s.v. Germanic; mob/ mass s.V. German); 
Gestalt, 16 245; 
Hindu, 18 17; 
and historical material, 5 (pxxvii), 3; 
of homo religiosus, 11 11; 
and the humane sciences, 5 (pxxvii); 17 165-6; 
and human soul, attitude towards, 5 113; 
idea of God and, 11 242n; Indian, 7 24011; 11 956; 
of the individual, see individual s.V. ; 

interpretative methods, 11 448; introspective, 18 139; 
Jewish, 7 24011; and Germanic, 10 1014, 1025; 
and knowledge of self, 11 3; layman's attitude to, 10276; and literature, 15 (P85); 
and man of twentieth century, 11 465; 
and Mary, dogma of Assumption, 11 748; 
masculine/male, 7 328; 13 108, 344; 14 222-5; 
meaning of colours in, 14390; medical, 3 541; 5 (pxxiv); 7 (P8), 199; 8347,530; 13 (P3), 353; 15 101; 16 120, 232; 17 102; 18 5; absence of, 16 52; dilemma of, 16 236; and dreams, 17 262; and educational, meaning of, 17 173; and personalistic attitude, 7 122; psychotherapy as, 10 1040; and whole man, 17 160; 
and medicine, 3 541; 
medieval, 11 284; 18370; 
and metaphysics, see metaph ysics s. v. ; mob/mass/herd/crowd,3 513; 5 104; 9i 225, 228; 10453, 457, 460, 477, 536; 16 4; 18 369, 1315, 1351, 1386; German proneness to, 10 448, 453 (see also above collective; and see also psychosis s.v. mass); 
modern, 8688; 13 122; 14694; 18 1,6,754, 1374, 1394, 1409; and ancient world, 5 I; rational, 18 230; 
multiplicity of, 8659; 16 11617; 18 279; 
must explain spiritual and psychological, 17 160; 
and myth, 14751; 
national, 7 (P4); 10 466; 18 1302; 
and national problems, 18 1305-42; 
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and natural science, 17 161, 162, 165; 
and nature of God, 11 738; need for, in patient, 3 539, 575; need of training in, for alienist and neurologist, 3 470; 
needs hypothesis, 11 460; needs widening of its horizon, 18763; 
of neurosis, see neurosis s. v.; normal, 18 889; and pathological inferiority, 1 3; 
not merely subjective, 17 80; objective/and objectivity, 3406; 6 8-9, 13; 12 18, 20; 1461718; 17 163; 18275; pathological, 18 &32; 
of the person, 9i 91; 
personal, 13478; 
personalist, see personalism s.V.; philosophy and/philosophical, see philosophy s.v.; 
and physics, .lee physics s.v.; physiological, 8 70 I; 17 128, 156; 
and physiology, 17 157; of instincts, 9i I 12; 
and poetry, see poem/poetry S.V. ; 
position of, 17 165; in universities, 8 347; 
power, see Adler, A. s.v. power principle; 
practical, 685; 8678; 17172; 1834; 
practice in, and theory, 10 
1071; 
prestige, see Adler, A. s.v.; primitive, see primitive(s) s.v.; projected, 14737; 
Protestant attitude to, 11 76; and psychic phenomena, 11 222; 
of psychosis, see psychosis s.V.; public interest in, 10 169, 617; 11 507; 18 1395; 
pure, principle of explanation, 17 162; 

PSYCHONEUROSIS - PSYCHOTHERAPIST 

PSYCHONEUROSIS - PSYCHOTHERAPIST 

psychology (emit.): 
of quaternity, 11 268-79; racial, 18 1291; 
as real life adventure, 18 571; recent origin of/young, 9i 11; 10284; 17 127; 186; 
and religion, see religion s.v.; resistance to, 14 152; 
of schizophrenia, see schizophrenia s.v.; 
as science, 6 84-6; 10 1025; 14 613; 17 127; 18 1358; of phenomena, 11 759; 
scientific, early, 17 156; sexual/sexuality in, 7 49; 9i 61; shamanistic, see shamanism s. v. ; shunned by would-be artists, 17206; 
of the statement, 18 739; subject-matter of, 17 165; 
and symbolism, 5 336; 13 74; and theology, 12 21; 14 273, 651; 
theory-building in, 17 203; and therapy, 10333; 
of our time, 6 84, 203; transcendental, 12 342n; two types of, 4675; 
of types, 7 64n, 462n; 
of unconscious, 7 (P3); 11 941; 12 19,31,43, 392, 555, 564; 13 120, 237, 341, 397, 482; 14708; 
uniqueness of, 8 261; 
unites idea and thing, 6 73; unknown in Middle Ages, 14 630,665; 
Western, 13 59; Christian, 11 771; interest in, 10544; 11 794; "with the psyche," 8 661; "without the psyche/soul," 8 649, 658, 660; 11 496, 507; without soul, 13 286; 
of women, see woman(-en) s.v.; see also psychoanalysis; psychotherapy 
psychoneurosis( -es), 10 1056; 11 491,738; 

sexuality and, 4 2; 5 19071; 
as states of possession, 16 198; two groups, 16 5; 
see also neurosis(-es) 
psychopath, 10 477; 
Hitler as, 18 1386; morally defective, 1 448; puberty of, 1 113; Wilhelm 11 as, 10 47.9 
psychopathic: children, 17 135-6; disposition/constitution, 10 476; 17245; 
illnesses, and chronic mania, 1 190; 
inferiority, see inferiority S.v.; states, 6 461-2; 
see also psychopathy psychopathology, 7 (P8); 8 430-1, 673; 9i 270; 9ii 57; 10 257; 11 489; 17 130; 185; 
TITLES: "On the Importance of the Unconscious in Psychopathology," 3 438-65; 
"The Psychopathological Significance of the Association Experiment," 2863-917; "The Type Problem in Psychopathology," 6461-83; anatomical school of, 18 891; and experimental psychology, 102; 17 128'; 
French, 10 21; 
national, 10 466; 
and psychotherapy, 10 1040; real, 18 832; 
visions and, 11 665&n psychopathy: German, 10465,476; see also psychopath 
psychophysical: 
TITLES: "Psychophysical Investigations with the Galvanometer and Pneumograph in Normal and Insane Individuals," 2 1036--79; "On the Psychophysical Relations of the Association Experiment," 2 10 15-35; experiments, see galvanometer experiments; pneumograph; 

galvanic (galvanophysical) reflex, 2 1015, 1024, 1036, 1043; hypothesis, 8 10, 1 I; parallelism, see parallelism s.v. 
psychophysics,9i Ill; 17162 psychophysiology, 7 407; 17 162 psychopomp, 9i 77; 13 106, 17In; 
anima as, 9ii 56; 12 74; 14282, 540; 
animals as: dog, 13 278n; fishes, 9ii 225; horse, 5 427; animus as, 9ii 33; 
Indra as, 5 659; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
Proteus as, 9ii 338; Virgil (Dante) as, 5 119n 
psychosexuality, 3436; term, 5 193 
psychosis(-es), 5 Ign, 200; 7 270, 370; 8 595, 702; 9i 82,259,494, 519; 11489,781; 12 188,324; 13 428; 14 184,494; 1637,474; 17 2°9, 260; 18832, 909; 
TITLE: "The Content of the Psychoses," 3 317-87; 
aetiology of, 18 905; 
affective, 18 859; 
anticipated, 14 756; autochthonous descriptions of, 18829; 
beginning of, 3 529; 
behaviour of unconscious, 3 442; 
borderline cases, 5 681; childhood, 17 139; 
ehonyid state as, 11 846; classification of, 18 90 I, 919; and collective unconscious, 18 1159; 
confusional, 18 66; degenerative hysterical, 3 141; delusions in, 17 25; development of, 7 254; from neurosis, 3 517; . 
dissociation in, 5683; distortions in, 14454; 
and feeling of isolation, 5683; 

ideas and images in, 5474; latent, 3 518, 539, 558-9; 5 58n; 7 192; 11 545; 14 184; 16 18,381,476; compensation in, 8 547; and manifest, ratio, 3 558; 16 38 In; 
mass, 8 518, 595; 13 52; 17 159; in Germany, 10465,466, 472,476 (see also psychologys.v. mob/mass); 
Miller's, 5 675; 
of mother, animal behaviour in, 5 504; 17 107; 
motility, see catatonia; mythological fragments in, 18 594; 
outbreak of, 18 836; predisposition to, 3 480; prevention of, 3 481; psychology of, 7 2; 18 826, 1478; 
psychotherapy of, 3 482; 
and separation from mother, 5 624n; 
as state of possession, 16 196; totalitarian, 16442; unconscious in, 3 491; 
	unconscious 	manifestations 
preceding, 5 684; 
unleashed by analysis, 14 755; yoga and, 11 847; 
see aLw catatonia; manic depression; mania; insanity; psychotic; schizophrenia 
psychosomatic: disorders, 11 15; instincts, 13 475; 
medicine, 16232; 18834,839; phenomena, 8 440 
psychosynthesis, 18 935 psychotechnics, 15 (P84) psychotherapist, 5 258; 10 882; 11 
285,464,530,905; 12 2, 36; TITLE: "Psychotherapists or the Clergy," 11 488-538; 
authority of, 16 2; 
and dergymanltheologian, 11 45°,462,510; 
and enthusiasm, 3 539; 4634; 

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PSYCHOTHERAPY - PUN 
PSYCHOTHERAPY - PUN 
psychotherapist (cont.): in epilepsy, 17 138; and fantasies, 5 33; 
Freudian, and Adlerian, II 
507; 
and his work, 11 537; neurotic, 16 23; personality of, 16 8; physical illness of, 18 356; as priest, 11 532; 
priests trained as, see priest(s) s. v. doctor; 
and religious experiences, 5 340; 
and religious symbolism, 5 
346; 
risk of psychic infection, 1623, 
358&n; 
theories of, 17 202; 
value to, of historical material, 53; 
see also analyst; doctor 
psychotherapy, 9i 84; 10 1055-9; 11 899, 1000; 123,32,40,42; 13 237,253, 293,436; 14346,446, 505, 668, 674, 778-9; 15 41, (P84); 18513,923; 
TITLES: The Practice of Psychotherapy, 16; "The State of Psychotherapy Today," 10 333-70; 
aim of, 5 683; 16185,191,223; 
18755; 
clergyman and, see clergyman 
S.V.; 
and conflicts of duty, 11 738; confusion in, 10 1014; contradiction in, 16 I; 
a craft, 18 277; 
and death, 8 792; 
description of, 18 1388; 
a dialectical relationship, II 904; 16 I; 18 1504, 1509; 
and dissociation, treatment of, 5683; 
diverse methods, need of, 16 
11 ; 
and doctor's personality, 17 240; 
and emotions of patient, 18 319; 
ex cathedra, 16 238; field of, 16212; Germanic, 10 1022; 
goal of, 11 905; 14 514, 674, 696; 181817; 
and group analysis, 14 125n; and hostile brothers motif, II 629; 
hypnotic, 18 894; and instinct, 9i 91; 
intellectual foundations of, 16 175; 
Jungian and Freudian compared, 11 875; 
meaning of, 16 28-45, 230; 
as medical psychology, 10 1040; 
and medicine, 16 192-211; "minor," 14514; 16 240; need for wider field, 10 1045; origins of, 7 2; 
and politics, 16 3, 223; practical, 8 678; pre-analytical, 16 366; as profession, 10 1062; 
and psychiatry, 10 1056, 1061; as relationship, 10 352; 
and religion, see religion s.v.; and return of lost complex to consciousness, 8 590; 
schools of, 10334, 1070; 16 I; and science, 16 212, 223; scope of, 10 23; 
standstill in, 14 754; 
task of, 10661; 16 179,229; technique/method of, 10 333, 357; 14 345, 674, 736, 750; 16 212; 
and theory, 16 198; totalitarianism and, 16 225; 
as treatment of the soul, 16 212; 
ultimate questions of, 16 449; and unconscious, 16 356; 
and universities, 10 1070; and yoga, 11 873; 
and Zen, 11 904-5; 
see also analysis; analytical psychology; psychoanalysis; therapy; treatment 
	Psychotherapy, 	(I nternational) 
General Medical Society for, 10 10 14&n , 1016&n, 1019, 1039, 1048, 1055, 1058, \060&n, 1062, 1064-8; 18 1463; 
founder of, R. Sommer, 10 10 14n, 1066; 
Congresses: 
4th (Bad Nauheim, 1929), 16 (P3OO); 
6th (Dresden, 1931), 16 (PI3gn); 
7th (Bad Nauheim, 1934), 8 (P92n); 10 10100, 1035&n, 1039&n; 
8th (Bad Nauheim, 1935), 10 1035n, (P554); 
9th (Copenhagen, 1937), 10 (P561); 
loth (Oxford, 1938), 10 (P564) 
Psychotherapy, 2nd Congress for 
(Bern, 1937), 16 (P327n) psychotic(s): archetypal figures of, 
9i 82; 
disturbances, 7 252; 
under influence of unconscious, 8 134; 
see also psychosis 
Ptah, 5 148n; 8 735; 
shaping world-egg, 5 pI. XLIb Ptahil, 14 566 
Ptolemals, temple of Aesculapius and Hygeia, 5 577 
Ptolemies, libraries of, 12 456 Ptolemy (the astrologer), 8 86gn; 9ii 128n, 14gn; 14576 
puberty, 4 36-7; 7 11/420, 167; 17 
107,221; 18537; 
adjustments in, 2 1007; character fluctuations in, I 73, 113; 
fantasies of, I 120; 3 105; 
and initiation rites, 7 172, 315; 8725; 11 287; 16214; 17271; 18363; 
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libido and, 450, 258-9; 
and mental disorders, I 136, 218; 437,55-61; 
neurosis in, 12 324; psychological, 8 756; 10 21617; 17 103; 
second, 7 114; 
sexual fantasies in, 3 \05 publicity of life, American, 10 957 public opinion, 11 12 
Pueblo Indians, see American Indians: NORTH 
Puech, H. C.: 'The Concept of Redemption in Manichaeism," 12 458n 
puellus regius, 13 269n; 14465 
puer, 9ii 194; 12 505; 
as filius macrocosmi, 12 506; lapis philosophorum as, 9ii 194; Mercuri us as, see Mercurius s. v. boy 
puer aeternus, 9i 193, 268; 10 375; 
II 742; 13 220; 
as child archetype, 9i 269; 
as divine boy/son, 5 184, 392&n, 526; 6459; 
in Faust, 14 200&n; 
parasitic nature of, 5393; 
see also divine child 
puer leprosus, Mercurius as, 13273n puerperal fever, 10 673 
Puerto Rico, 10 605 
puff-adder,see ANIMALS: serpents.v. puff-ball(s), 13 3800 "puffed-up-ness," 9ii 44; see also 
inflation 
Pulcinella, 9i 464, 474; see also PunchinelJo 
pulmo marinus, see ANIMALS: fish s.v. pulse(s): curve, 8 23; 
hundred, 13 434; 
thirty-two, 12 307 
Pulver, M., 2 1358; 
"Jesus' Round Dance and Crucifixion according to the Acts of St. John," 11 415n 
pumice-stone, 14 157n pumpkin, 9i 409 pun(s), see joke(s) 
559 

PUNCH - QUATERNITY 
	Punch, 10389 	248; 11 202,419,798; 1216,20, 
	Punchinello,5 156n, 20811; see also 	209; 13 210; 146n, 159'1,488, 
	Pulcinella 	595; 
	Punctuation, Art of, 8866 	-Atman, 9i 572; 9ii 257, 303; 
	punctum/punctus solis, 9ii 345&n; see 	11 666,713; 13 268; 14 145, 
	aLIO point 	711; 18 1832; 
	punishment(s), 7 242/463, 307; 11 	dwarf, 5 182; thumb, size of 
	4°7-8; 13 (pp6oo, 61), 93, 139, 	(thumbling),5 178, 179'1, 182; 
	363,441; 17228; 	13 168; 
	divine, 7 113; 	Elijah as, 18 1526; 
	Draconian, 7 239; 	multiple-eyed,5 178; 8395&n; 
	place of, 13 (P62); 	-Narayana, 11 397n; 
	seIf-, 7 135 	as world-soul, 5 649-50 
	pupil(s), 6 665; 	Putnam, J. J.: "Personal Im- 
	gifted, 17246, 250; 	pressions of Sigmund Freud and 
	individuality of, 17255,257-8; 	His Work," 4 154n; 
	see also teacher 	"Personliche Erfahrungen mit 
	pupilla, as child, 5 408 	Freud's 	psychoanalytischer 
	puppy, see ANIMALS s.v. dog(s)/bitch 	Methode," 4 154n 
	Puranas: Bhagavata, 6 328nn; 	putrefaction/putre(actio, see opus, al- 
	Garuda, 6328n; 	chemical, stages in s.v. 
	Maheshvara-, 13 254n; 	putting together, motif of, 12 242n 
	Upa-, 13 25411 	pygmies, 12 fig. 96; see also Cabiri; 
	Pure Land, 11 879 	dwarf 
	pure man, 13381 	pyramid(s), 9i 526, 543; 10 158 
	Purgatory, 16 376n 	Pyramid inscriptions, 1284 
	Puri, 14 266 	Pyramid Text(s), 5 391, 526n; 9ii 
	purificatio, 11 423 	143n, 187; 13 360&n 
purification, 9i 47; 13 173; 16486, pyrites, 129911; 13375n 
	502, 515; 	Pyrrha,5 279; 13 132 
	of natural man, 13 177; 	Pythagoras/Pythagoreans, 6 136; 11 
	ritual, 11 63; 	228, 905; 12 115n, fig. 211; 14 
	see alsomundificatio 	19&n, 24; 15 11; 16387; 18461, 
	purity, 7 286 	1521; 
	Purkinje figures, 3 582 	in alchemy, 12449-5°,462; 13 
	Purohit Swami, Shri, and W. B. 	403; 14339; 16525n; 
	Yeats, tr., The Ten PrinciPal 	mysticism, 6 57, 963, 964; 11 
	Upanishads, 5 179'1 	861; 
	purple, see COLOURS s.v. 	and 	Neopythagoreans, 	12 
	purpose: of dream, see dreams s.v.; 	4500; 
	in psychic processes, 5 90; 	number symbolism of, 11 
	sense of, 8456 	179-80, 246; 1652511; tetraktys, 
	purposiveness,4 362; 7386; 	9i 641; 11 61&n, 246, 261; 13 
	of neurosis, 7 69; 	31; 
	in psychiclossofbalance, 7 253 	oath, 11 246; 
	Pururavas, 5 210, 215; 13218 	on soul: and matter, 11 1600; 
	Purusha/purusha 	(Anthropos, 	as square, see soul s.v. square 
Original Man), 5 177-8, 227n, Pytho, 14765n 
229, 648-5°; 8 395&n; 9i 158, python, see ANIMALS: serpent s.v . 
~h() 

Q 
Qazvini, 9ii 189 
Qebhsennuf,see Homs, four sons of 'qltn, 9ii 181-2 quadrangle/quadrangular, 14 656; 
as dream symbol, 7 366; 11 90; garden, attribute of Virgin Mary, 12 fig. 26; 
Lamaic, 12 169; 
quaternity as, 11 727; 
see also square; triangle 
quadratura circuli, see circle .I.v. squaring of 
quadratus, Mercurius as, see Mer- 
curius s.v. 
quadricornutus binarius, 11 1°4 quadriga, 5 423; 14 267 quality(-ies): ofbeing known, 1167, 
172, 180; 
four, 9i .535n; 11 246; 12 333; 14 1, 68, 607; 
moral, 13 434; 
of wisdom, 13 459 
quanta, energy, 8 966 quantity(-ies): factor of energy, 837; measurement of, and energy, 8 
13, 27; 
psychic, 8 26; very small, 8 818 
quartering, see tetrameria 
quarters, four, 10775; 11 246,676; 12 137, 172, 456(6), 469; 13 348n, 363; 14555 
quaternarius, 12 165; 13 187n; 
Adam as, 14 555; 
in mandala symbolism, 9i 679 quaternary: structure: of consciousness, 13 208; of mandala, see mandala s.v.; 
thinking, 11 246 
quaternio, see quaternity; see also tetrad 
quater1lion, see quaternity 
	quaternity/quaternio/quaternion, 	5 
388n; 8 401, 559, 870; 9i 426, 582; 9ii 188, 304, 406; 10 750, 
. 1)61 

755,761; 11246,29°; 1231, 15°, 295,469,55o,.figs. 185,192,232; 13 329,fig. 24; 141,5,6,41,261, 282; 164°2,451,523,539; 
TITLE: "The Problem of the Fourth," 11 243-85; Achurayim, 9i 58811; 
Adam as, 12 456(6), 457; 14 555, 557; 
alchemical, 12 220,fig. 235; 13 358; 181617; double, 8 559; of elements, 9i 579; 9ii 307n, 397; 11 672; 12 333; 13 207, 343, 359; 14 238, 607, 656; schemata/systems, 13 212; 14 121-2, 235-6, 620; 
Anthropos, 9ii (P231), 369, 384-5,4°2,4°8; 13212; 
as archetype, 5 611; 11 246; 14 611,613; 164°5 (see aL50 below marriage); 
Catholic, 18 1600, 1606-7; 
of centre, 12313, 327,fig. 31; child motif as, 9i 270, 278; 
of Christ, 9ii 116, 318; 11 331, 677; and nature of, 9ii 321; as Son of Man, 11 686,690; Christian, 8559; 9ii 397; 12fig· 233; 14 237, 239; resistance to, 11 250; 
and circle, 9ii 304, 351, 352; 11 109; 14261,269; 16535,539; and cross/cruciform, see cross s.v.; 
defective/mutilated, 9i 430; 9ii 351; 
devil and/as fourth in, 11 104, 250; 18 (P712), 1653; 
divine, 11 677; 18 532; double, 9i 579, 588; 9ii 307; 10 692; 11 672, 675; 134°2; 148; 16451; motif, 134°2; 
dream symbols of, 9i 343; 9ii 59, 203n; 11 90--1, 101, 128, 281; 12287; 14261; 16378; of 

QUEEN - QUISLING 
QUEEN - QUISLING 
quaternity (((ml.): unconscious, 11 63; 
dyad(s) as, Egyptian, 13 360; in fairytales, 9i 430, 433, 449; female/feminine, 11 126n; 12 311; 14238,24°; 
in fire, 9ii 203; 
of flowers, 14698; 16380; 
of four parts four times (4 x 4), 9ii 410; 14634&n; 
of functions, see function(s): four s.v.; 
Gnostic, 9ii 308, 381, 382, 383n, 384, 402; 11 62,460; 14 123; Monogenes as, see Monogenes; 
God as, 9i 572; 9ii 304; 11 I ° I, 281,727,946; 13363; 14273; of name of/Tetragrammaton, 14 619; relativity of, 14 124; sons of God as, 13 366; 
and Godhead, 18 1611; 
of gods, 9ii 397; 
in Greek thought, 11 246; in 
Plato, 8 962; 9i 425n; 10 738; 11 183, 188-92, 247n; Hermetic, 13 369; 
of Kircher, A., 9ii 410-18; lapis, 9ii 377, 406; 
marriage, 9i 612; 9ii 42, 43, 117, 328-3°, 363, 381, 382, 383,396; 10762; 14555,612, 619; 16 411, 427, 431-2; 18 1133; as archetype, 9ii 328n; and Horus, 9ii 383&n; masculine-feminine, 9i 576n; of Mercurius, see Mercurius 
s.V. ; 
Moses, 9ii 359-63,372,381-3, 396, 402; 14 239; shadow in, 9ii 361, 384 (see also below shadow); 
Naassene, 9ii 42n, 361, 386; 
of opposites, 9ii 1 15, 304; 11 183, 188; 13 358, 457; 14 230-7; 16535; as expression of Christ, 9ii 1 16; 
Paradise, 9ii 372, 374, 382, 
562 
386, 402, 404; 13 212; philosophical tree as, 13 446; psychology of, 11 268-79; schemata/systems, 9ii 381-3, 4°8; 
in Secundus, 11 62n; 
self symbolized by, 5 550; 6 791&n; 9i 315; 9ii 42, 76,116, 297, 358-9; 12 327; 13 362n; 14 273, 698; as God-image, 11 282; 
shadow, 9ii 362n, 364, (P231), 385,4°2-3,4°6,410; 18 1607; "kingless race," in, 9ii 410; space-time, 9ii 395, 396, 397, 398,4°5; 
symbol(s)/-ism, 5 550; 6791&n; 11 90, 91, 108, 125, 460, 690; 13212; 1439°; antiquity of, 9ii 59; 11 62, 100; apotropaic, 13 363 (see also above dream symbols; self); 
synchronicity and causality in, 8963; 
Trinity and, 11 107, 125,268; 
12 220, 311, 333; 13 204; 14 122,235,237,63°; 18 1552; ungodliness in, 11 104n; 
unity and, 9ii 351; 10 774; 13 187; 18 1604; 
in visions, of Daniel, Enoch, Ezekiel, 11 665, 667, 671-2, 675; 14273; double quaternity in, 11 672, 675; quaternity of God's sons in, 13 366; 
w hol eness/compl eteness/perfectionltotality as, 7 186; 9i 278, 425; 9ii 245; 10 767; 11 331, 727; 13 402; 14 239; 18 1133, 1552, 1605 
queen/regina: 
TITLE: "Rex and Regina," 14 
349-543; 
in alchemy, 14532-43; 
as anima (lung's term), 14736; as anima (soul), 14 530-9; apotheosis of, 14454; 
austri, see below South; 
colours in, 1443°; diet/food of, 14420-7; dissolution, in bath, 14 537; 
of heaven/Heaven, 9i 61, 132, 190, 195; 12 500; 
as Luna, 14 532; 
Mercurius as, 1·1 534; 
of Motherhood, Mary as, 13 228n; 
as mother of God, 14 3500, 429; 
psychic pregnancy of, 14424; Sapientia/Wisdom as, 12460-7, 473; 16496; 
self expressed by, 9i 315; 
of Sheba, 12443, 518n; 14329, 533, 535, 543; 
and Sol, 14 534; 
of the South/regina Austri, 12 466n, 467, 473; 14 535-6; 16 496; 
with white lily, 12fig. 142a, b Quercetanus, J., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
quest, the, 18 673, 688; 
for the stone, 13 394 questionnaire, 11 51 I 
questions: children's, 17 I In, 17n, 19-20; 
in confession, 11 542; 
and senseless answers, 1 236 Quetzalcoatl, 5 fig. 30; 11 340; mother of, 13 132 
Quicherat, J.: Proces de condamnation et de rehabilitation de Jeanne d'Arc, dite la Pucelle, 1 1 ° In 
quicklime, 9ii 243n; 12 446n; 13 4°4 
quicksilver, 9i 545, 554; 9ii 215, 
240, 243; 10 629-30; 11 16o, 276; 12 172,365,4°1, 406, 4°9, 445, 469, 484n; 13 95, 103n, 105n, 119, 142n, 265; 14 140, 142,317,337,636,715; 
as aqua permanens, 11 1 6 In; 13 168n; 
as arcanum, 13 97n; Paracelsan, 13 168n, 17In, 176n; 
expulsion of, 11 355; 12 405; fixation of, 13 97n; 
Luna as, 14 87; 
meaning of, for alchemists, 9i 
554; 
Mercurius and, see Mercurius 
S.V. ; 
parii-da, Indian system, 9ii 237; in patient's pictures, 9i 554-7, 559, 609; 13 343; 
as prima materia, 12 425; 
and Saturn, 9ii 2 I 5; 13 274; spirit of, 13 273; 
stone (philosophical) as, 1299; and sulphur, 14 13S&n; 
as water, see water; 
see also argentum vivum; hydrar~ gyrum; mercury (metal) 
	Quicumque, see 	creed(s) s.v. 
Athanasian 
quid: of Dorn, 13 394; 
and quis, distinction, 9ii 252, 261 
quietism, Eastern, 10 190 
Quimby, P. P. (Christian Scientist), 4 748&n 
quincunx, 8 559; 10 737, 749, 752, 755,774; 18 1602 
quintessence/quinta essentia, 8 388n, 931&n; 9ii 245n; 10 628, 738, 741; 11 1°4, 160&n; 12165,394, 442,512; 13 102, 115, 117, 148, 1700, 171, 187, 2°3, 2°9, 215, 226, 243, 336; 14 114, 439,45°, 655, 719; 16 4°2, 404, 410, 454, 534; 
Chinese doctrine of, see ch'i; Christ's blood as, 13 384; 
as coelum, 13 268; 
ether as, 12371; 
four elements and, 12 310; 13 207rl; 164°2; 
"maid" as, 14 450; 
Mercurius as, 13 268; 
of philosophical tree, 13 287; production of, 14 681-5; 
sun as, 14 114 
Quisling, V., 18 1384 
563 

QUISPEL - RAHNER 

R 
Quispel. G .• 9ii Ilgn. 2g8; 18 
(P651&n). 1515n. (P82OO); 
"Note sur 'Basilide· ... 9ii 298; "Philo und die altchristliche Hiiresie." 9ii 119n; 
	"Tragic 	Christianity." 	J.·s 

foreword to. 18 1478-82 Quito. 9i 227n 
quotation(s).2 211-12. 217.273-5. 29°.314-16,321.323-5.329-30; 3 244 

R .. Mr .• and his brother P. R.. in S. 
W.'s seances, 1 55-6 
Ra. 5 292n. 356. 408n; 9i 661; 9ii 
187; 14 14, 35ln. 482n; death of, 5451-5; 
gods identified with. 5 147; Khnum and. see Khnum; ship of. 5 367; 
true name of, 5 274; see also Ammon-Ra 
Rabanus/Rhabanus Maurus, 11 
358; 
A llegariae in universam sacram 
scripturam, 9ii 157; 12466n; 13 389&n; 1400, 47n, 70ln. 728n; 16525n 
rabbi. 1027 
Rabbi, son of Josephus Carnitolus. 
13411 
Rabbi Eliezer, see Eliezer 
rabbits, see ANIMALS s. v. Rabelais. F .. 5 31ln race/racial. 7 235/455; 
differences of. 7 240&n; 1311; heredity. 5 154; 1879; 
history. activated residues of. 7 
159; 
memories, 7 434; study of. 18 94 
Rachaidibus/"Rachaidibi ... fragmentum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. 
Rackham. H .• see under Pliny 
radar. 10 591, 604, 618, 630. 782, 786 
Radbertus, Paschasius. 6 36-9 Radhakrishnan, S.: Indian Philosophy, 14400; 
The PrinciPal Upanishads, 9ii 
348n 
radial arrangement, 8 40 I 
radical moisture. 13 8g. 101, 103n, 114. 173, 188 
radices, four, see roots s.v. four Radin, P .. 9i 47°,477,480; 

The Warld of Primitive Man, 9i 4800 
radioactive decay, 8 959. g66 
radioactivity. 8356, 963; 181271 radio weather. 8 875 
radium. 11 447 
radium decay. see radioactive decay radius, see ray 
radix ipsius, see root(s) s.v. of itself Raecke, j.. 1 226. 296; 
on hysterical ailments, 1 349; on hysterical twilight state. 1 279; 
on loss of knowledge, 1 298; . on stupor in criminals, 1 284; WORKS: 
"Beitrag zur Kenntnis des hysterischen Diimmerzustandes," 1 27gn; "Hysterischer Stupor bei Strafgefangenen," 1 27gn. 3200 
rage(s), 17 133,213-14,228; 
as compensatory power manifestations, 17213; 
in mental patients, 11 85 Raguel, 4 742, 744n 
Rahab, 9ii 185; 
meaning of name. 5 380 Rahner, H .. 9i 413n; 14 28&n. 372, 
72?n; 18 116o; 
"Antennae Crucis 11: Das Meer del' Welt," 9i 5591'1; 14 255&nn; "Das christliche Mysterium von Sonne und Mond," 14 173n; "Earth Spirit and Divine Spirit in Patristic Theology," 9i 428n; "Flu mina de ventre Christi," 9ii 3300, 373n; 14372n; 
"Die Gottesgeburt," 143791'1; Griechische My then in christlicher Deutung, 11 I 700 ; 
"Mysterium Lunae," 14 Ign. 200, 28&n, 154n, 155,6300; 16 355n; 

564 

565 

RAILWAY - REACTION 

RAIL WAY - REACTION 

Rahner, H. (cont.): 
"Die seelenheilende Blume ... ," 9i 604n; 13 40gn; 14 1571l 
railway(s): earliest German, 18 
74°&n; 
journey, 12 54; "spine," 7 15n; 
station, as dream motif, 8 535 Raimann, E., 4 37&n; 
Die hysterischen Geistesstiirungen, 2 1068n 
rain, 1327°,341; 14 727&n; fertilizing, motif of, 5 395; -god, 13 34 I; 
-lake, splitting of, 5 395, 43gn; 
and the tree of life, 5 3000 (see also Vouru-Kasha); 
-maker, 14 604n; 
sign of, 5421; 
silver, 12fig. 1420 
rainbow, 12 148,263,287, 32 I ,fig. 142 YY; 13 figs. 26, 29; 14 142, 389&n, 392&n; 
bridge, 1269-7°,75, 148,3°5; contract with Yahweh, 11 577; symbol of lapis, 14 389 
Rainbow Goddess (Navaho Indian), 
9i 7°°, fig· 45 
Raison, Deesse, see Reason, Goddess of 
Rakshas, 12 533 
ram, see ANIMALS s.v.; zodiac, twelve signs of s.v. 
Rama,5306 
Ramakrishna, 11 952,958,962; The Gospel of Ramakrishna, 11 
958n; 
Worte des Ramakrishna, 11 958n Ramakrishna mission, 11 861 Ramana Maharshi, Shri, 11 950-3, 955-9, 961-3 
Ramanuja, 9i 675; 10875; 1427 In; The Vedanta-sutras with the Commentary of Ramanuja, 14 27 In Ramayana, tr. Manmatha Nath Dutt, 5 306, 31 I; 6 327&n; 12 534 

Rameses H, 9ii 130 
Ramsay, W. M.: "The Cities and Bishoprics of Phrygia," 9ii 127n randomness, 8 964 
Rangda, Balinese witch, 5 pI. 
XLVIII 
Rank, 0.,4 328, 478; 9i 25gn; 15 
155; 18 (P44OO), 116o, (P55w); on hero, 5 494; 
on myth, 5 28; 
theory of sexual neuroses, 5 654; 
WORKS: 
Der Kiinstler, 5 28n; 
Die Lohengrinsage, 5332n; The Myth of the Birth of the Hero, tr. W. A. White, 5 2n, 28n, 34n, 3000, 494n; tr. F. Robbins and S. E. jelliffe, 9i 25gn; 
"Ein Traum, der sich selbst 
deutet," 4 328n; 5 3n; 
ed. Imago, 18 103 In 
Ranschburg, P., 2 62&n, 145&n, 
392; 
and Balint, E., "Ober quantita- 
tive und qualitative Veranderungen geistiger Vorgange in hohen Greisenalter," 2 200, 577&n, 884n, (P271); 
and Haj6s, L., "Beitrage zur Psychologie des hysterischen Geisteszustandes," 2 I 16&n 
ranunculus, 13 193n 
rape: in case-histories, 1 117, 197, 
3°9,31 I; 
theme of mythology, 534 Raphael, archangel, 9ii 174; 11 
681; 14575; see also Byron rapidity of speech, 3 53 rappings, 8 602 
rapport, 6 618; 
between patient and doctor/ therapist, 3 573; 16 239, 276, 279, 287, 366; 18 33 I, 385, 515,516; 
disturbance of, 3 559; emotional, lack of, 3 152,492; 

hypnotists on, 17 18 I; set' also transference rapture, 8 383 
Rascher's Yearbook, 4 199, 200; 7 (P3), 407n 
rashes, skin-, 8 639 
Rashi (Solomon ben Isaac), Talmud commentary,9ii 133, 134; 12543 
	Rasis, see ALCHEMICAL 	WRITERS: 
Rhazes 
Rasmussen, K., 18 674; 
Across Arctic America, 18 674n Rasmussen, K.: Die Gabe des Adlm, 16519n 
Ras Shamra, 9i 673; 9ii 181 ratiocinative method (Dubois), 4 527&n 
rational, 6 785-8 (DeL); 
and irrational, 7 72, 75, 110, 121; 
tied to conscious mind, 7 110; types, see type(s) s.v. 
rationalism, 6 386; 7 24/436, 150, 257, 483, 493; 9i 697; 9ii 14 I, 235; 11 465; 1259; 1366; 1545; 18625, 1588; 
analysis and, 11 904; 
and archetypal figures, 5 388; and city dwelling, 10 648; enlightened, 11 81; 
of feeling, 6 518; 
and Holy Ghost, 11 222; "inner" reality, 5 22 I; 
and james's typology, 6 507, 518,522-3,865; 
materialistic, 18 1689; 
modern, 5 1 13; 
and religious ideas, 5 339; scientific, 10 5°1; 12 562; 
and superstition, complementary, 18 759; 
and unconscious, 6 80; 
view of gods as artificial, 5576; and Zen, 11 880 
rationalist(s), 10 653; 12 38; doctrinaire, 17 159; and neurosis, 10 355 rationalistic, 9ii 346; 

attitude, see attitude s.v.; consciousness, 13474; intellect, 13 456, 474; methods, 11 507; 
opinions, and neurotic symptoms, 8 808; 
systems, 12 7 
rationality, 772, (PI24); 8922; 9ii 3900; 13 24, 59, 18 759; 
of cosmos, 12 186; 
male,9ii 100 
rationalizations, 7 320, 347; 8 272, 656; 11 274; 
of consciousness, 8 739; 
of inner perceptions, 8 594 Ratna-Sambhava, 11 852 Ratramnus, 6 36 
rattlesnake, see ANIMALS s.v. Rauschenbach, Emma, see jung, 
Emma 
"Raven, The" (Poe), 5 81-3 raven, see ANIMALS s.V. Ravenna, 18 1715 
ray(s): death-, red, 134°1; of God, see Schreber s.V.; of light/radius, 9ii 292n; of Surya, 13 340 
ray(fish), see ANIMALS: fish s.V. Raymond (in Melusina legend), 13 
217-18 
Raymundus, 12 220 Raziel, 13 173n; 14 572&n Re, 13360 
reaction(s): definition of, 2 730; delayed, 3 147; 
disturbed by complexes, 8 199, 592; 
-dreams, 8499; 
indifferent, and complex, 3 93; infectiousness of emotional, 17 83; 
meaningless, 1 312&n; secondary, 17237; slowness of, 1 309; -time, see reaction-time; 
-types, similarity in families, 4 
695; 
value-predicate, 4 700; 

566 

567 

REACTION-TIME - REBIRTH 

REACTION-TIME - REBIRTH 

reaction(s) (cont.): 
-words, complex-toned, 5219; see also "all-or-none" reaction reaction-time, 2 12,347,360,364, 
524, 560-638, 1081; 3 108, 203; arithmetical mean, 2 571; 
in association tests, 8 592; 
in constellations, 2 293, 339, 548n, 552, 605, 607, 621, 645, 65°,743; 
in criminal investigations, 2 
771-4,785, 1322, 1360-7°; 
in epilepsy, 2 541, 550; feeling-tone and, see feelingtoned complexes; 
in galvanometer experiments, 21091-1117,1127,1139-49; grammatical form and, 2 585; in hysteria, 2 798, 813; measurement technique, 2 
563,966; 
of neurotics, 2 993; 
in pneumograph experiments, 2 11 17; 
probable mean, 2 551, 570, 772,967; 
prolonged, 3 175, 208; 18 100; concept, 260 1,944,946, 1081; in psychoanalysis, 2 673; reaction word and, 2 594-8; reproduction disturbance and, 2922-5; 
sex and, 2 577-8; 
sexuaVerotic complexes and, 2 196, 295, 297; 
stimulus word and, 2 584-93, 622-32; 
in theft case, 2 771-3, 785 reactivation of parental imagos, 4 569 
reactivity, 4 41 In 
Read, J.: Prelude to Chemistry, 9i 686n; 1487n 
reading, 17224,228; 
addiction to, 1 206; indiscriminate, by children, 17 237; 
mistakes in, 3 109; 

-tests, 1 154 
real: 
TITLE: 'The Real and the Surreal," 8 742-8; 
and imaginary, as opposites, 7 121 
realia, 7 506 
realism/realist(s), 3 419; 7 199; 9ii 
235, 274, 368; 
child's outgrowing of, 17 (P6); Eastern, 13 2, 378; 
French, 16 66; 
and introversion, 6 508; 
in medieval philosophy, 6 40, 44; 
Plato's, 6 43; 
"relative," in Abelard, 84n; Schiller on, 6 220-2; 
and symbol, 5 343; symbolical truth, 5 336; 
see also nominalism; scholasticism/Schoolmen 
reality(-ies), 6 60-1; 7 187, 322, 
507; 12 148, 283,321; 1375; absolute, 7 354; 
adaptation to, see adaptation S.V.; 
alienation from, in early Christian era, 5 107; 
of archetypes, 7 158; 
blocking of, and fantasy substitutes, 5 254; 
Chinese view of, 11 969; conscious and unconscious, 7 120,354,470; 
desire to transcend, 5 335; differential, 13 55; disappearance of, 4 274; dissociation from, 5 58; 
in dreams, 5 261; 
of earth, 1381; 
escape from, in fantasies, 5 465; 
experiencing of, 11 766, 850; and extraversion and introversion, 5 259; 
and fantasy, 7 351; fantasy-substitute for, 7 183; 

fear of, 7 510; 
flight from, 4 411; 7 288; function, see function(s) s. v.; "geometric" idea, 8 982; 
God as: pure, 11 289; quintessence of, 8 677; 
Indian view of, 11 910; 
inner, 6 19, 77; vs. outer, 5 221;7319; 
lack of, 10 426; 
living, 13 81; 
loss of, 1319; 5 192, 200,621; and multiplicity, 14659; 
of neurosis, 11 17; 
neurotics and, 4428; 
not purely material, 8 743; opposing, 7 354; 
and persona, 7 246; potential, 12 399, 557; principle, 4 772; 
of psyche, see psyche S.v.; psychic, 5 222; 7 151, 158; 8 681,683,743,748; 9ii 85; 11 376, 766, 888; 12 93; 13 62; concept of, 13 76n; and conscious, 16 Ill; of man, 13 293; of Melusina, 13 216; oneness of, 8 682; 
relative, 13 55; 
replacement by collective unconscious, 8 598; representations of, by artists and by schizophrenics, 15 174; requires polarity, 9ii 423; scientific, 7 353; 
of the self, 7 267; 
soberness of, 4 634; 
spiritual, lack of experience of, 10651; and symbolical truth; 5 336; 
subjective, of the world, 5 344; subtle, 12400; 
and super-reality, 8 742; -thinking, 5 11; 
thought and, 11 28Q; 
of unconscious, 7 292, 354, 469; 13 62, 249; paradoxical, 13 250; 

withdrawal from, 5 457, 520, 629; 
of the world, 7 397, 50 In realization, 7 224; 11 251,288; 12 
239, 279, 321, 330, 400; 13 120; conscious, 7 393; 9ii 377n; 13 293; value of, 16315; imaginative, 13 216; incomplete, 16 490; 
of the opposite, 13 30; 
of personality, 7 186; 
process of, 7 88, 97; 13 482; of the self, set' self (2) .\.V. -realization; 
of Tao, 13 30; 
of unconscious contents, 11 542; 
of unconscious fantasy, 7 358, 
464n 
realm: of light, 13 334; of spirit, 13 395 reanimation, 14 742 
reason, 7 110, (PI24), 237,37°, 483; 9i 22,175; 11 27, 272,531; 13 15, 229, 286, 294, 3°3, 438, 454,469; 
and the archetype, 11 222; and catastrophe, 8 683; 
and Christian doctrine, 11444; flimsy barrier against pathological tendencies, 17 136; incarnate, 8 934; 
and instinct, 16 178; 
laws of, 13 294; 
limitations of, 11 83; 
and nature, 8 739; 
relativity of, 8 47; 
supremacy of, 11 735 
Reason, Goddess of7Deesse Raison, 6 116, 119; 9i 173; 9ii 155; 10 544; 
in Notre Dame (Paris), 10 174; 13 294; 14342; 18598 re-association, compensating desire for, 5 58 
Rebecca, 14 556 
rebirth, 5 363; 7 172; 9i 248; 9ii 333; 13 446; 16455; 

568 

569 

REBIS - REFLEX 

REBIS - REFLEX 

r,7° 
571 
rebirth (cant.): 
TITLES: "Concerning Rebirth," 9i 199-258; "Symbols of the Mother and of Rebirth," 5 300-418: 
of Adam, see Adam s. v. ; 
in alchemy, 13459; death and, see death s.v. rebirth: of philosophical tree, 13 376, 459 (see (d.m king); 
archetype of, 9i 207; 17 6n; ascent of bird as, 5 538; 
of Buddha, see Buddha s.v.; burial customs and, 5 349; ceremonies. 7 314; 1392; 
into childhood (symbolic), 5 335, 351; incest and, 5 332; concept of, five forms, 9i 199205; 
death and. see death s.v.; Faust's, 5 417; 6 317; fish as symbol of, 5 290; hero and, see hero .LV.; 
and initiation rites, see initiate/ initiation; 
longing for, 5 617, 626; 
of man, 5335; 1341; maternal vessel of, 5 63 I; through mother, 5 312, 332, 408,609, pI. XLII; magic and, 9i 158; 
motif of, 6 297, 459; 9i 95; "narrow passage" of, 5 417; 6 31O&n; 
perfection through, 5 351; of phoenix, 5 538; 
primitive rituals of, see rite/ ritual s. VV. rebirth, renewal; psychic reality of, 9i 206-7; spiritual, 5 332-5, 494, 511, 577,671; 1341,97; intonovam infantiam, 5 10611; 7 393; symbol(s), 5 495; 8 809; 
as transformation, 9i 258; through water, 5 319, 609; 13 89'1; and spirit, 5 510; and wind, 5485; 
see also regeneration; reincarnation; renewal 

Rebis (hermaphrodite), 9i 292; 9ii 245, 426; 11 1°7: 12 305, 343, 5°0, 517, jigs. 125, 199; 13 jig. B3: 1441,391; 16398,468,520, 522, 533; 
alchemical structure of, 14337: "made of two," 11 107n, 16271; synonyms for, 16526 
Recamier, Mme., 1 63 
reciprocal action, body-psyche, 8 33 recognition, 8 288, 290, 755; 
of unconscious contents, 9i 84 recollection of ancestors and gods, 5 250 
reconciliation of opposites, see op- 
posites, union of 
reconnaissance. aerial, 10600 reconstruction stage in treatment, 4 
595 
recovery, motives for, 4639 
recruits, study of, 2 1312-15 rectangle, see square s.v. ob longs Recueil steganographique, see ALCHEM- 
ICAL WRITERS: Colonna s.v. Beroalde de Verville 
red/reddening. see COLOURS s.v. "redeemed": term, 5 380 redeemer/Redeemer, 6316,439; 9i 
56In; 11 229; 1241,169,417; 13 404; 16381; 
in alchemy, 13 390; 14 124, 487; and fairytale, 9i 448; king as, see king s. v.; lowly origin of, 12 33; 13 182n; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.V.; opus and. 13 393; 
archetype of, 9ii 285; 11 202; 
1233; 18 1687; 
birth of, 13 393; 
Christ as.' see Christ s.v. mediator; 
Christian. see Christianity s.v.; Gnostic, see Gnostic(s)(-ism) s.v.; Marduk as, 11 173; 
motif, 18 80; 
-personality, 17303; 
symbolism of: animal, 8 229; 10 679; 16 254; fish/serpent, 9ii 285,291; 16254; 

and unconscious, 9ii 283: "well-beloved," 5 175 
redemption, 3407; 595, 104; 6 28, 230,316,317,326--7, 329,330, 348; 9i 74, 453; 9ii 66, 299, 403; 11516'518,658,841; 12493; 13 80. 168,181, 183, 196, 228n; 
in alchemy (liberation), 12 26, 414-24, 43611, 441, 451, 461, 463, 493, 496, 557: 13 142, 252; of divine soul/spirit! Anthropos from matter/Physis, 12 306, 413, 415, 420, 452, 557, 562, fig. 178; 14 353-4; goal of (Paracelsan), 13227; of God, 12 420, 451, 452; by rose-coloured blood, 13 390; Christ's work of, see Christ! Jesus ChrisIs.v. mediator; 
of the dead, 9ii 72; 
doctrine of. 11 (P357-8); Christian, 6 114; 9ii 125, 272; 11 (P358); 1236,415-16,450, 453; devil's part in, 11 252; drama of, 12 495; trinitarian, 11 207, 241; 
Holy Ghost and, see Holy Ghost S.V.; 
hope of, 5 119: 11 203: of man, see man s.v.; myths. 11814; 
and uniting symbol, 9i 285; see also salvation 
red-green blindness, 1 395,415 Redlich,]., 1 118n; 
"Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Pseudologia phantastica," 1 117n 
Red Riding Hood, see fairytales, INSTANCES: German 
Red/Erythrean Sea, 9ii 128; 
in alchemical symbolism, 12 475; 14234,256--75,403; crossing of, as death and rebirth, 14 257, 274, 287; 
in Maier's mystic peregrination, 14 276--86, 287 
reductio in primam jiguram, 18 175, 176 

reduction, 3413; 4679; 767-8; 8 
94, 109, 496; 
of dream-content, 8452; 
to infantile material, 18 1060, 1063; 
to instinct. 1640; 
of opposites to unity, 13358; 
	of 	symbols. 	alchemical/ 
Freudian, 13 396; 
and transference, 796, 259 
reductive, 6788 (Def); 
analysis, 7 76; 13 480; 16 24, 282, 286; 
analytical-reductive method, 3 389. 390, 391-2, 423; 6 427, 788; 7 113,471; 169, 25; 17 194 (see also Adler, A. s.v. reductive method); 
causalism, 7 128; in Freud, see Freud S.V.; 
caused-reductive method, 18 1147; 
viewpoint, 6 855; 11 547; 17 195 
reeducation de la volonte, 4 414; 10 
333; 11 539; 16 1 
re-em, see ANIMALS s.v. unicorn Rees.]. R., 18304 
reference, delusions of, 3 169 refining, 13 35 
reflection, 3 138; 7 242/463; 861; 9ii 33; 11 235&n, 272,421,961; 12 149,247,410,472; 13452; and action, as opposites, 7 80; 
God manifest in, 11 238; 
Holy Ghost a product of, 11 236,241; 
as instinct, 8 242; 
and introversion, 7 80; 
left and right reversed by, 12 225; 
rational, 13 208; 
torment of unlimited, 13 442; twilight of, 13 334; 
in unconscious, 8 362; and will, 7 72 
reflex(es), 8 368; 15 135; arcs, 8607; 
chains of, 8 955; 

REFLEXIO - RELATIONSHIP 

REFLEX 10 - RELATIONSHIP 

reflex(es) (cant.): emotional, 4 569; and instincts, 8 955; 
tests of, 1 7, 233,333,395 reflexio, 8 241 
"reflex machines," 3 193 Reformation, 4 748, 750; 6 96, 400, 
433; 8 649; 9i 22; 9ii 149, 159, 277; 10326,434; 11 470, 742; 12 9,489; 
Holy Ghost movement and, 9ii 
143 
reformation of God-image, 9ii 73 
refrigerium, 10745 
regatta, as symbol of self, 8 396 regeneration, 12 96; 13 22 8n; 
alchemical, 12 450, 455, 486, fig. 152; 
in mother's body, 5 pI. XLII; symbolism: Haloa Festival, 5 pI. LXIIIa; snake, 5 677; 
see also renewal 
regenerative function of world-ash, 5367 
regicide, see king/Rex s.v. regimina: four, 1231; three, 12 310 
regma, see queen 
regia: aetherea, 12 430; nymPhididica, 12 I 16 
regius filius, see filius regius; king s. v. son of 
regression, 4 2700, 407-8, 470, 517-18, 565, 693-4; 5 506-7, 631; 7 117, 151, 159,239; 8 43; 10340,475; 12239-40,246; 13 323-4,332,365; 16 186; 17204; 18 1°46-7, 1312n; 
TITLES: "Progression and Regression," 8 60-76; "Sensitiveness and Regression," 4 391-5; "The Teleological Significance of Regression," 4 404-6; alchemical projection as, 16 
440; 
to archaic thinking, 11 159; to archetypes, 5466, 508; of child, 5 465; 

to childhood, see childhood s. v. ; and compensation, 5 587, 660; 13473; 
conditions of, 4 378, 383; cultural, 5 345; 
and deviation into sex, 5 220; in dream-thinking, 5 25; effect of, 4 40 I; 
and emotional reaction, 18 
1312; 
end of, 4 423; 
energic view, 8 72-3, 75-6; and fear, 5551; 
to Helios, 12 99; 
historical, 12 116; 
into history, 18 1323; 
and incest, 5 313,332; 12 171; infantile, 18 365; 
to infantilism, 5 278, 345; 
and inhibition of sexuality, 5 226; 
introversion and, see introversion s.v.; 
of libido, see libido s. v.; 
to man's prehistory, 16 18; to mother, see mother s. v. ; national, 18 1322; 
and need for new adaptations, 
5450; 
to nutritional phase, 5 200-7, 
519,654; 
to paganism/antiquity, 12 12, 
112,115,178; 
to parents, 6 20 I; 
to prenataJ/pre-infantile phase, 5 264; 7 120; 
prevention of, 5 379; 
to primitive stage, 17 104; 
and rebirth of consciousness, 5 
558; 
as reculer pour mieux sauter, 16 
19; 
and religion, 5 138, 553; unconscious, 13 324; 
to unconsciousness, 12 563 regressive: concretization, 16 446; dissolution, 7 238; 
longing, 7 261/477; 

restoration of persona, SI'I' persona S.V.; 
tendency, 1654-9; of child, 17 144 
regressiveness, conscious, 7 182; 17 
281 
Reguel, 9ii 362; see also Jethro Regulus (chief star in Leo), 14493n regulus (metallurgy), 14 467 Reibmayer, A.: Die Entwicklungs- 
geschichte des Talentes und Genies, J.'s review, 18917 
Reich, German: founding of, 10 
433; 
"thousand-year," 10 396, 438 Reichardt, M.: Leitfaden zur psychiatrischen Klinik, J.'s review, 18 896-9 
Reichstag fire, 10 409 Reichstein, T., 12 347n Reid, T., 8 265; 
Essays on the Active Powers of Man, 8265n 
Reil, J. C., 3 22 
Reinach, S., 16 146; 
Cultes, mythes, et religions, 13 270n 
reincarnation(s), 9i 201, 518; 10 
181; 11 831; 
and anima, 10 87; 
in Jung's case of S. W., 1 63-4, 120; 
and Karma, 11 845; theory, 17 6&n, 96; 
see also Buddha; rebirth reinforced object-libido, 2 953 Reinwald, P.: Vom Geist der Massen, 10 47~ 
Reith, M., 18 (P69w) Reitzenstein, R., 9i 7gn; 
on alchemy, 12 332; 13 252; WORKS: 
"Alchemistische Lehreschriften," 12 3800, 404n; 13 278&n; 
Die hellenistischen Mysterienreligianen, 5 102n; 12 125n, 4500; 14 14n, 726n; 

	"Himmelswanderung 	und 
Drachenkampf," 14 30on; Poimandrl's, 9i 238n; 9ii 128n, 162&n; 11 92n, 35on; 12 600, 185n, 338n, 4100, 45OOn, 45~; 13 97n, 2300, 2700; 14 141tn, 12 In, 732n; and H. H. Schiider, Studien zum antiken Syncretismus aus Iran und Griechenland, 9ii 389n; 13 119n, 269n, 4400; 14 2In, 68n, 587n, 595n; 16 416n, 53 In; 
	Zwei 	religionsgl'schichtlichP 
Fragen, 14 14n reivas plant, 13 458n 
rejection, motif of, 12 91, 95, 103, 105-6, 112, 160,201,255 
rejuvenation, 5 388; drink of, 5 634; Faust's, 12 558; magic, 5 363-4; motif of, 5 569 
relapse, 4 169; 7208,5°1 relatedness, 13 60; inferior, 13 60 
relationship: of analyst and patient, 
see analyst s.v. patient; 
anima and, see anima s.v.; animus and, see animus s.v.; and choice of mate, 17 329; collective biological and spiritual, 17 342; 
compensated, 7 279; compensatory, 7 204/445, 274; conflict of, 7 277; 
conscious and unconscious, 7 336; 
counter-crossing, 16 421-6; 
of doctor and patient, see doctor s.V. patient; 
extra-familial, 4 440; function(s) of, 6 280; 7387; 9ii 29; 13 62; and archetypes, 5 388; 
heterosexual,7 179; 17278-9; homosexual, see homosexuality; human, 9ii 34; and imperfec- 

572 

573 

RELATIVE - RELIGION 

RELATIVE - RELIGION 

'elationship (cant.): 
tion, 10579; and projections, 8 507; and transference, 16284; impersonal, 7 284; 
inadequate, 9ii 37; 
infantile, 7 134; in transference, 16 357; 
mother-child, see mother s.v.; to object, 7 223; 
parent-child, see parent s.v. child; 
to partner, 9ii 42; personal, 7 330, 373; psychic, 7 519; 
psychology of, in marriage, 17 
324; 
space-time, see space-time; symbolical, 16469; transference, see transference; and unconscious, 17 326 
relative(s): and association reactions, 4 696; 
dead, primitives and, 8 575 relativism, 18 6; 
philosophical, 10 188; 16 146; Protestant, 11 34 
relativity: of consciousness, 8 397; of God, see God s.v.; 
of moral values, 18 534, 536; of space and time, see space and times.v.; 
theory of, 10 182; 18 140; of the unconscious, 8385 
religere, 8 427 
religio, 5669; 7 164; 9i 271; 11 74, 454, 982&n; 16395&n; 
medica, 13 161; 18 1465 
religion, 4761; 6326,422-3; 7156, 219, 302, 305; 895, 683; 11 51, 509; 12293,296; 1381; 14342, 346,584; 1620,21,254; 17 (P4), 271,343; 18378; 
TITLES: "Alchemical Symbolism in the History of Religion," 12 516-54; "The Function of Religious Symbols." 18560-77; "Psychology and Religion." 11 1-168; Psychology and Religion: 
574 

West and East, 11; "Religion and Psychology: A Reply to Martin Buber," 18 1499-1513: as absolute experience, 18692; anaemia of. 18 598; 
and anima. see anima s.v.; 
and archetypes. 8 405, 426-7; 11 222; 1235.38; 17210; 18 1229; 
as attitude, see attitude s.v.; authority of, 14342; autonomous psychic contents and, 8 712; 
changes of, 6 3 13; 
Christian, see Christian/Christianity; Church; 
classical, 1241; 
cognition and, 11 768; collective. 8 110; 
and collective consciousness, 8 426; 
comparative, 4 745; 9i 89, 115. 148, 318; 13 1; 15 (P84); 1696, Ill; 18834; 
and conflict. solution of, 5 122; consciousness and. 11 555, 557; 
contradictions in. 12 18; 
creed and, 1620,392; 18 1637; cultural symbols in, 18 579; and death, 8 804; 
decline of, and psyche. 10 160, 168; 
and dogma. see dogma s.v.; 
in dreams, see dream(s) s.v.; Eastern/Oriental. 7 118; 13 1, 70; 
East/West, contrasts in, 11 91 1; 128; 13 1.79,80; 
and education, 12 7; 
Fascism as, 18 373; 
founders of, 14 782; 
Freud and, see Freud s.v.; "fulness of life" and, 11 60; future. 18 633; 
and future life, 8 790; goals of, 10513; 
history of. 7 459; 12 38; 13 

252; comparative, 7 326; and fantasies, 4 738n; hero-motif and, 10 101; 
individual. 8 1Og-1O; 
infantile constellations and, 4 72gn; 
instinct and, 14 603 (see aLw instinct(s) s. v. religious); intellectual approach to, 1351; inter- War development of, 10 372-3; 
and libido, canalization of, 5 
259; 
and life, compensatory rela- 
tion, 6 229; 
and mass-mind, 10505-16; meaning of term, 11 6-9; numinosum, 11 9,450-1; 
as mental hygiene, 18 1578; modern attitude to, 10 193; 16 392; 
mystery-, see mystery s.v.; 
and myth(s), 5 30; 14 474n, 751; 
and mythologems, 11 450; mythological motif(s) in, 542; and nature, 5 1Og-1O; 
nature of, 8 805; 
need for, 5 104; 
and neurosis, see neurosis S.v.; outward form of, 12 12; pagan form of, relapse to, 741; paradoxes of, 12 18; 
and parental imagos, see imago; phenomenology of, 13 49; 
and philosophy, 13 70; 16 182-3,250-1; 
pre-Christian, 12 26; 
primitive, 7 108, 172, 325; 8 109.516; 11 375, 537, 556; EIgonyi and, see Elgonyi; "night," 1059; 
primordial images in, see primordial image(s) s.v.; psychic process and, 9i 11, 261; 
of healing, 13 478; 16 249; as psychic fact, 10 1045; 
575 

psychoanalysis and, 4 457; "psychologizing" of, 18 1495; and psychology, 7 215; 8 526; 11 137, 148, 160,771; 12 9, 14-17, 20, 35; 13 447; 14 455n; 15 98; 16 389n; 18 1 135, 1 140; and medical psychology. 11 1; 
psychology of, 8 405; has two categories, 11 751; 
as psychotherapeutic system. 5 553; 18370,1231,1494.1578; and psychotherapy, 14 346, 514; 16 20, 390; reasonableness of, 8 792; 
and regression. 5 134, 553; rites of, 16 215; degeneration, 5581; 
sacrifice in, 4 350; 
and salvation, 11 293, 539; and science, see science s.v.; and second half of life, see life. stages in; 
sects/sectarianism in, see sects; sectarianism; 
and sexuality. see sexuality s.v.; spirit in, 9i 393; 
State-, 892; 10522; 
as substitute, 11 75; 
and symbol(s)/-ism, 4 350; 5 332,336; 7 156; 8 Ill; 11 293; 16 351; 18 481; (see also religious symbols); 
symbolic contents. 6 80; 
task of, 9i 393; 
and tree. myth/symbol of, 5 349.368; 
truth of, 12 565; 
a)1d unconscious, see unconscious, the s. v.; 
unconscious fantasies and, 4 341,342; 
understanding of. difficulty in, 
10 543, 544; 
and value, relationship, 11 
137; 
world-. 14 789; 18 565; see also unio mystica 

RELIGIOUS - REPRESSION 

RELIGIOUS - REPRESSION 

religious: 
TITLES: "Introduction to the Religious and Psychological Problems of Alchemy," 12 1-43; "Jung and Religious Belief," 18 1573-1679; "Religious Ideas in Alchemy," 12 332554; 
activity, 10330; 
aspects of unconscious, see unconscious, the s.v.; 
attitude, see attitude s.v.; ceremonies, 13 3 1; 
conversion, see conversion s.v.; convictions, 3 90, 489; convulsions, 7 1 15; development, future, 18 (P267); 
devotion, 6 201; 
education, see education s.v.; enthusiasm, 3 105; 
experience, see sep. entry below; faith, see faith s.v.; feeling/mania, 1 214, 216; and new sects, 1 34; 
figure, 5 95, 575; 
function, see function s.v.; idea(s), 13 396; diversity of, 8 728; Jung's treatment of, 5 339; 
instinct, 10653,659; 17 157; language, 13 77; 
life, decline of, 11 514; 
man, and God, 17 296; 
motifs, 7 250; 
mystery, 13 194; 
myth, value of, 5343; observances, 9i 275; phenomenology, see phenomenology s. v. ; 
practice, 13 70; 
problem, 13 80 (see also Schiller s.v.); 
projection, 12 11; 
rites, see rite(s)/ritual s.v.; spirit, 13 80; 
statements, 11 222, 554; 14 273,374,782, 786; 

structures, libido in, 5 669; symbol(s)/symbolism, see sep. entry below; 
thought, 13 68; 
viewpoint, and psychological attitude, 11 771 
religious experience, 7 400; 10566, 655; 11 106; 129, 13, 16; 14514; 17 157; 
absoluteness of, 11 167; 
in antiquity, 5 102; 
creeds and, 11 10; 
definition of, 11 106; intuitive, 14 208; phenomenology of, 9i 126; reality of, 11 889; subjectivity of, 5 95; 11 168; of West and East, 13 79 
religious symbols(-ism), 4490, 555, 680, 777; 5 340; 6 202, 428; 7 326; 10541; 12 166; 17 159; 18 1827; 
TITLE: "The Function of ReligiOlls Symbols," 18 560-77; 
archetypal character of, 10 550; 
canalization of libido into, 5 
259; 
genesis of, 8 805; 11 339; psychology and, 14 457; purpose of, 18 567; revelatory, 8 '8°5; 
of unconscious processes, 11 3; see also religions.v. and symbols 
religiousness, and typology, 6 
528-9 
Rembrandt, 12fig· 55 remedy(-ies), arcane, 13 171, 193n reminiscence(s),4 29, 37, 3°4, 365, 
376,569; 75/414; 
and dreams, 4326, 337; emotional, 8510; 
excited by hypnosis, 4 21 1; infantile, 7 21/434, 75; 
of patients, 7 11/420,45, 75; personal,7 122; 
transformation into fantasies, 4 
394 

remission of sins, 13 355 remora/sucking fish, see ANIMALSS.V. fish: echeneis 
remorse, 3 490; 
as reason for simulation, 1 391, 418; 
in I Ching, 11 980 Rempham,9ii 128n Remus, see Romulus 
Remusat, C.F.M. de, 6 68, 71-2; A belard, 6 68n 
Renaissance, 6 313; 9ii 78, 149, 156; 11 84, 860; 12 112; 13238; 14 646; 15 154; 18 1665; 
and anima motif, 18 1279; feeling for nature, 5 113; 
and licentiousness, 7 17/427; spirit of, 13 152; 14 454 
Renan,j. E.: cult of the sun, 5 138n; rational image of God, 5 176; Dialogues et fragments philosophiques, 5 13Bn 
Renaudin, L.F.E., 1 112 
Rene d'Anjou, 14 646; 18 128o, 1711 
renewal, 791; 9i 208; 
in alchemy: of Ethiopian, 12 484; fount of, 13 446n; ofking, see kings.v.; sea of, 12fig. 222; tree and, see tree s.v. transformation; word of, 13 271; 
of life, see life s.v.; 
and magic, 54°4; 9i 203, 23 I; of personality, 7 172; 
psychic, and symbols of rebirth, 8 845; 
rite of, see ritelritual s.v.; symbolism: cross, 5 404; fish, 5 29°; 
see also regeneration; renovatio Reni, Guido, Crucifixion, 5 665; 11 342 
renovatio, 9ii 156n; 
rebirth/renewal, 9i 203 renovation of the age, 9ii 156 reparation of the collective, 18 1097 repentance, 9ii 299; 11 448, 862; 12 
36 

repercussion, alchemical, 13 173n repetition, 3 I I, 53; 
of actions, significance of, 4 106; 
experiment, 8 199; 
in galvanometer experiments, 2 1054-6; 
in reactions, 2 104, 220- I, 223, 224, 230, 235, 242, 243, 249, 257, 280, 299, 313, 332, 335, 343,349,351-2,368,372,676, 954,955; 
of stimulus-words, 2 95, 454, 455, 539, 541&n, 542, 543, 554, 556, 558, 954, 955 
representation(s), 8 352, 354, 364, 
608; 
collective, see Levy-Bruhl S.V.; Herbart on, 8 350; inheritance of, 826gn; primitive, 8 127; shadowy/dim, 3 440; 18 8; see also image(s) 
representations collectives, see LevyBruhl s.v. 
repression, 432,225,286; 591-5, 261,263; 6 306n, 861; 721/434, 39, 42, 77, 146, 148, 156, 218/ 450, 240, 320, 474; 8 17, 104, 270, 321, 492, 588, 7°2, 7°6--7, 709; 9i 314, 540; 9ii 357; 10 3, 340, 610; 11 129, 543; 12 74; 13 6,51, 108,332,464; 1552; 1675, 125,176,452; 17 (P6), 13n, 154, 173, 199a-2oo, 2°3-6, 218-19; 18423; 
TITLE: "The Concept of Repression," 4 210-14; 
analysis of, 7 202/443; 
and artistic creation, 15 156; associations and, see association(s) s.V.; 
of collective psyche, 7 237/459; of complexes, see complex(es) S.v.; 
conscious, 4 212; 
contents, 13 51; of collective unconscious, 8425; 

576 

577 

REPRODUCTION - RESULT 

REPRODUCTION - RESULT 

repression (cant.): 
and creativeness, 17 206; definition, 2 619n; 
dissociation and, see dissociation s.v. ; 
and dreams, 4 73; 8 703; 18 863-4; 
of eroticism, 63°7; forgetting and, 2 640, 657; of former idols, 7 115; 
Freud onlin Freudian psychology, 2 61gn, 63!r40' 657, 661, 920; 4210; 69°,92, 839, 861; 729,202-3,2°5/443-6; 819n, 35,212,372,7°4; 11 129; 13 48, 62, 108; 15 64, 66, 1°4-6; 16 34, 48, 231-2; 18 423, 1148-9; 
of functions, 6 93, 115, 171, 175; 7 505; 
and hysteria, see hysteria s.V.; of incest-fantasies, 16 140; 
of infantile memories and wishes, 13 463; 
of instincts, see instincts s.v.; moral, 7319; 9i 135; 16245; and neurosis, see neurosis s. v.; in normal persons, 3 148; 17 
199a; 
of Oedipus complex, 4351; 
of parental imago, 6 20 I; personal, 7 247, 250; lifting of, 7236; 
release of, 6 172; 
of religious function, 7 150; 
of representations collectives, 9i 13°; 
and reproduction disturbances, 
2920; 
and schizophrenia, see schizophrenias.v.; 
sexual/of sexuality, 4 440; 6 373, 4°5, 716; 10 331, 653, 655; 11 517; 13 48; 15 45, 46, 100; 17 79, 200; God and, 4 74m; 11 142; religion and, 17 157; and spirit, 10 652; 
and sin, 16 124; 

superego and, 10 828; 
and the unconscious, see unconscious, the s. v.; 
and unfulfilled desires, 5 436, 
438 
reproduction, biological: evolu- 
tionary change in principles, 4 279, 284; 
goal of first half of life, 13 69 reproduction, verbal: capacity for, 
3 16; 
in cryptomnesia, 1 182; disturbance(s) of, 2 918-38; 3 3°; 
method, 2 641, 664, 745, 992, 1086, 1352; in criminal investigation, 2 974, 1322; in galvanometer experiment, 2 1020 
reproductive: instinct, see instinct s.v.; 
organs, development of, 4 235 reputation, 11 12 
res, 1344°; 
quaerenda, 13 374; 
simplex: in alchemy, 12 367n, 427n; 14 732, 759-60; 16 398; God as, see God s.V. alchemy and; Platonic "Idea" as, 14 
493n 
rescue, of Christ, 11 229 
"rescue circles," English, 13 76n research: comparative, into sym- 
bolism, 13352,463,473; psychological, 5 3 
resentment(s), 9ii 32; 
of chthonic man, 10918; early, 10 352; 
moral, 7218/450; 87°2; personal, 13472; 
Swiss, 10915; 
as theme in work of Joyce, 15 
169 
resignation, 13424, 436 
resin of the wise, 12 209 resistance(s), 3 425-8, 433, 436; 4 
248, 392, 535, 657; 5 45; 7 89, 129, 224, 29°,5°9; 9i 122, 124, 235; 10347; 12 300; 1321,323; 

1675, (PI65n); 
and abreaction method, 16 
27S; 
actIve, 3 16,27; 17 199a; 
in analysis, 7 24/436, 27/438, 182,47°; 10 889; 16381; 17 158n, 189, 281; initial, 4438, 626; 17 184 (see also psychoanalysis s.v.); 
of analyst, 4 42 I; 
children's, 17 15-16, 18, 29, 222; 
to complex, 443, 8o, 349; aroused by dreams, 17 189; in dreams, 4 73, 75, 79; and fear, 5 456; 
forcible breaking down of, 17 181 ; 
Freud on, 2 859; 
to Freud's theories, 7 411; hypnosis and, 4 594; inner, 13 155; 
of instinct, 5 338; and lapis, 13 436; to life, 8 797; 
to mother, 9i 170--1; muscular, negativistic, 3 193; neurotic, 8 798; 
to object, 7 58, 82; over-compensated, 16 335; to parents, 17222,260; 
in psychoanalysis, see psychoanalysis s. v.; 
against psychological standpoint, 11 465; 
in psychotherapy, 7 61; and regression, 5 253-4; secret, 7 21; 
to self-knowledge, 5 I; 
to sexual problem, 4 387; 
and shadow-side, 7 78; 9ii 16; and tie to mother, 5 329; 
and transference, 7 94, 145; 8 519; 1638m; 
of unconscious, 9i 543n; 
to unconscious, 5 587; 8 2.30; 126o; 
to wish-fulfilment, 4 179; 

to work, 4 529; 
to wrong interpretations, 189; 16237; 
see also unconscious (adj.) .LV opposition 
respect, for facts, 11 519 respectability, 10 265; 11 12, 129 18 1539 
respiration, 3 134n; curve, 8 23; 
galvanometer experiments, 1047,1060--4,1197-1229; internal, and visions, 13 41-2; pneumograph experiments, ~ 1037, 1058-65, 1186-9°, 1220 
responsibility, 7221/451,24°, 373 
375; 13391; 
in case of epileptic stupor, 1 
342; 
child's, 17 220, 225; diminished, 8 200; 13 48; juridical conception of irre· sponsibility, 1 470; 
in jurisprudence, 9ii 8; 
legal, 1336,426-7,454-5; limited by hysteria, 1475-6; and moral defect, 1 430, 433, 47°; 
and pathological self-deception, 1 439-42; 
of prophet, 7 263-4; social, 7 (P5); subjective, 7 323; 
for unconscious, 7 221/451 rest cure, 1 29 
restitution, 14 474; ceremonies, 9i 84 
restlessness, 1 190, 20!rl0; 
inner, 1 193, Ig8, 222, 330, 414; 
neurotic, 8 815 
restoration of persona, see persona 
s.v. 
restraint, lack of, American, 10 957 restriction(s), sexual, 10 652 result(s): suggestive method and, 
163; 
of treatment, 7 Ig8 

578 

579 

RESURRECTION - RICKERT 
RESURRECTION - RICKERT 
resurrection. 9i 202. 604&n; 12 
436.fig· 177; 13267.355; 
TITLE: "On Resurrection." 18 
1558-74; 
alchemical. 12 334. 462, 518; "diamond body" (Chinese). 9i 637; 11 161; of lapis. 14 1800; opus as. 13 393; 16 515; phoenix as. 12fig. 270; 14 396; of self. through opus, 11 154; transformation of stone, 9i 238n; 
of body, see body S.v.; 
of Christ, see Christ s. v.; 
of the dead, 12 475; 13 392; of Osiris. see Osiris s.v. 
resuscitation. water has power of. 
1397 
retardation. 3 184 
retention, 3 31; 
reduced. 1 397 
reticular formation, 3 582n 
retina. light sensations of, 1 101 retort/retarta distillatio, 13 173. 18g. 
245,416n; 
transformation through. 13 
185; 
tree in. 13 414; see also vas/vessel 
retrogression, 4 550 retrospection, 16 54, 64 retrospective orientation. 6 125 return. eternal, 14 483n Reuchlin, Johann, 14 18.591; 
De arte cabbalistua, 14 59In; 
De verbo mirifico, 1459In reunion with unconscious laws. 13 
3° 
Reusner. H .• see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. 
Revault d'Allenes. G.: "L'Explication physiologique de l'emotion," 18 (P421) 
revelation(s), 8 738; 11 654, 665, 696; 13 148. 256, 277; 14 344, 41 In; 
angel of, 13 459; Christ and, 11 22g; 
daemons of, 13 218; 
divine. 13 151; in dreams. 12 356&n, 423. 462 (see also dreams s.v. sent by God); visions as. 10651; 
Gnosis as, 11 127; 
god of, 13 219; 
Holy Ghost and. 11 237. 260; individual. 11 33; 
light of. 13 (P Ill). 148; and morality, 11 28g&n; new. 18 (P267); 
Nietzsche on. 1 13gn. 184; Paul's, 11 696; 
truth of. 11 452 
Revelation of St. John, see BIBLE: 
N.T. s.v. 
revenants, 13 57; see also primitive(s) s. v. spirits 
revenge. fantasy in dream, 4 Ig0. 
19In 
reverberatiolreverberation (alchemi- 
cal). 13 173n. 20In reverberatorium, 13 173n 
reverie(s), 9i 263; 
children's, 17 13, 18; regressive. 5 644 
reverie far-cee, 3 1700 
reversal: motif of, 13414; of one's nature, 13 24; process of, 13 30 
reversion to infantile level, 4 382-90 
revival meeting, 3 489 
revolution(s). 8 683; 9ii 1500; 13 
52; 17311; 
communist, see Communism; cosmic, 17 207; 
French. see French Revolution; as psychic epidemics, 17 302-3; psychic, 8756; 
in Switzerland, dream of, 12 200 
rex, see king 
Reymann. L.: Nativitat-Kalender, 12 fig. 100 
Reynolds, M. (Weir Mitchell's case), 1 107-8. 136, 280&n 
Rhabanus Maurus, see Rabanus Maurus 
Rhazes/Rhasis/Rasis. see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S. v. 
Rhea/Cybele. 5 303, 662n; 9i 339; 9ii 186.310; 1110,348. 718n; 12 26; 14 2?n. 576; 18 1287; 
Attis, son-lover of. 5 595. 659, 
fig· 20; 9i 156. 162; 12 26; 14 27n; in Bithynia, 5 662n; priests of. 5 662; ritual castration in, 5 299, 662 (see also 
Attis/ Atys) 
	Rheinau 	Sanatorium 
Zurich), 18 1007 Rhein- Verlag. 15 (P 132) 
Rhenanus. J.. see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Rhine, J. B., 8 914. 940, 965; 10 743.744,780; 1441 In; 181133, 1185. 1189. 1198; 
experiments in ESP, 8 833-8, 846-7,848,855.856,857.905, 911-12• 975-80• 994; 9i 197; 9ii 287n; 10 660; 11 40In; 14 662; 
"probability-exceeding" results in. 8441,836; 
see also extra-sensory perception; 
WORKS: 
Extra-Sensory Perception, 8 833n; 16 254n; 
New Frontiers of the Mind, 8 504n, 833n; 9i 24gn; 14 662n; 18747n; 
The Reach of the Mind, 11 974n; 14662n; 18747n; 
see also Pratt; 
and Humphrey, B. M .• "A Transoceanic ESP Experiment," 8 834n 
Rhineland. 10375 rhinoceros, see ANIMALS s.v. rhiz.omata, 13 242 
rhiwme, 13 120 
Rhoda (in Shepherd of Hermas) , 6 381-2,385.388.407 
580 
Rhodesian rock-drawings. see rock drawings 
rhyme as response. 2 79. 80, 181 306. 419n, 611 
rhythm(s): of dance, 5 481; infectiveness of, 10 965; in riding fantasies, 5 370; three. 123°7.310.318 
rhythmic activity/movement, 4 291; and discovery of fire, 5 227; and emotional processes. ! 219; 
in infancy and childhood. ~ 206; 
libidal regression to, 5 218; and sexuality, 5 219; transference to "decoy mechanisms." 5 219 
ri and ki, 6 370 
Ribot. T. A .• 1 110; 5 Igoo; 6 g66; 
102; 
Die P ersOnlichkeit, 1 1 1 2n, 1 1 3n ; 6797n; 
The Psychology of the Emotions, 6 723n 
rice. 14603 
Richard of St. Victor: Benjamin Minor, 9i 403n 
Richardus Anglicus/Richard of Wendover. see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Richarz, F.: "Uber psychische Untersuchungsmethoden," 1 33gn. 346n; 
see also under Backer Richer, P., 1 110; 
Etudes cliniques sur l'hysteroePilepsie, 1 13n 
Richet. Alfred, 18750 
Richet, C .• 1 77. 148; 8830; "Relations de diverses experi- 
ences sur transmission mentale etc. ••• 8 8300; 
La suggestion mentale et le calcul des probabilites, 1 77n 
Rickaby. J.. see under Ignatius Loyola. St. 
Rickert. H .• 18 1732&n 
581 
(canton 

RICKSHA W BOYS - RITE 

RICKSHA W BOYS - RITE 

582 
583 
rickshaw boys, 10 877 
Ricksher, C.,' and jung, C. G.: 
"Further Investigations on the Galvanic Phenomenon," 2 11801311; 8 23n; 1848n 
riddle(s), 13 307; 
bees from dead lion, 5 526; German, horse and rider, 5 
421 ; 
Norwegian, 5327-8; Platonic, 1490&n; 
of sphinx, 5 261, 264; 10 
714 
rider and horse, in dreams, 5 370 
Rieger, C., 1 110; 
Der Hypnotismus, 1 1 Ion 
Riegl, A., 6871; 
Spiitromische KurutindustTie, 6 
87w; 
Stilfragen, 6 87 w Riehl, A., 670on; 
Zur Einfiihrung in die PhilosoPhie der Gegenwart, 6 700n 
Riessler, Paul: Altjildisches Schrifttum ausserhalb der Bibel, 14 556n 
rift: in Christian order, 12 25,32; in metaphysical world, 13 293 right and left, 9ii 409n; 11 429, 435, 436; 12 225, 231, 286; 13 457; 16 400, 533; 
equilibrium of, 13 343; 
hands, 17 225; of God, 9ii 99, 107; 11 470, (P358); 18 1537; as "light" and "dark," 9ii 99 see also below THE LEFT; THE RIGHT; 
in john's vision, 11 429, 18 
1662&n; 
as masculine and feminine, 13 
462; 
and number two, 11 180; 
as opposites, 8 401; 13457; 18 1662; 
and symmetry/lop-sided ness, 
12 227; 
THE LEFT, 12211,220,224; hand, 12 258, 259; 16 410, 419,451; 

-hand path, 12 169; 16410; movement to, 12 164, 166, 181, 217, 225, 266, 274, 286--7,3°0,314; 
"throttling of," 12 200, 211, 220, 224; 
as unconscious, 12 166, 21 1, 
225, 259, 287; 13 334; 16 410,494; 
THE RIGHT: 
hand, 13 334; 16 451; movement to, 12 166, 287 right and wrong: as opposites, 14 31; recognition of, and legal responsibility, 1 467-7° righteousness,9ii 126; 11271,614; 
and Son of Man, 11 678 rights of man, 11 444 
Rigi (Mt.), 3 246&n 
rigidity: artificial, 3 181; 
of face, 1 337, 368; in old age, 7 116; 
of posture, 1 229, 328; premature,9i 147; spiritual, 4 434 
Rig Veda, see Vedas Rih/ri1h, see ruh 
Riklin, F., 2 509, 62W, 657&n, 662, 1350; 3 (P3), 14gn, 179, 427; 4 18, 478; 18 1040; 
and associated experiments, 1 313; 2 566, 584; 
case of Miss M. S., aged 26, 3 
165n; 
case of paranoid woman and megalomania, 5 154n; 
WORKS: 
"Analytische Untersuchungen der Symptome und Assoziationen eines Falles von Hysterie," 2 658n, 754n, 762n, 90m; 3 149n; j.'s abstract, 18 1001-5; "Beitrag zur Psychologie der kataleptischen Zustande bei Katatonie," J.'s abstract, 18 1013-20; 
"Cases Illustrating the Phe- 

nomenon of Association and Hysteria," 2 793n; 3 7on, 163n; 
'~Die diagnostische Bedeutung des Assoziationsversuches bei Hysterischen," 2 762n; 18 1006; 
"Kasuistische Beitrage zur Kenntnis hysterischer Assoziationsphanomene," j.'s abstract, 18 973; "Psychologie und Sexualsymbolik der Marchen," 18 1022; 
"Relieving Epileptic Amnesia by Hypnosis," 2 507&n; j.'s abstract, 18 997; 
"Uber Gefangnispsychosen," j.'s abstract, f8 1021; 
"Uber Versetzungsbesserungen," 3 16on, 165n; J.'s abstract, 18 1°°7-12; Wishfulfillment and Symbolism in Fairytales, tr. W. A. White, 5 2&n, 29&n; 9i 259n; 17 44n; 18 1022; 
"Zur Psychologie hysterischer Dammerzustande und des Ganser'schen Symptoms," 2 (P252n), 657n, (P271); 3 16n, 163n, 164n; J.'s abstract, 18 999; unpublished lecture on omnipotence of thoughts, 18 108m; 
and jung, C. G.: "The Associations of Normal Subjects," 1 478; 2 1-498, (P270); 3 1 m, 22n, 24, 44n, 84n, 108, 10gn, lion, 135n 
Riley, H., see under Pliny Rimas (Zosimos), 13 287n Timpoche, 12 123 
	"Rindenbuch," see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Abraham the Jew S.v. ring, 4 359; 7 11/420; 11 230; 12 258, 262, 301-4, 307; 
betrothal, meaning of, 5 67 m; 

dream-figure, 17 275-8; of flame, 7 366; 
fraternity, 7 175; 17275,277; golden,9i 210; 
Iron, as symbol, 5 67 m; of return, 9i 210; 
wedding, 7 178; 12 259; 17 278; 
see also circle 
Ring of thR Nibelungs, see Wagner s. v. Ripley, Sir George, see ALCHEM[CAl 
WRITERS S. v. 
Rippon, T. S., 18 683 rishi, 9i 398n; 11 95 [ Rishyashringa, 12 534 risk(s), 7 254 
rite(s)/ritual, 4 330; 6 395; 9i 482; 10 5[3; 11 63; 13 89; 14 602, 6°3; 
actions, and introversion, 5 
450; 1336; 
and archetypes, 9i 316; blood in, 5 [56n; 
of Catholic Church. see Church (Catholic); 
ceremonial, 4 777; 
and child symbol, renewal of, 9i 287; 
of death, see death s. v.; 
d'entree et de sortie, 8 86; 9i 260, 277; 10411,5[2; 11 385n; 14 743, 759; 18 1368; 
exorcism, 6 384; 9i 47; experiences induced by, 9i 208-9; 11 7; 
importance of, 6 38; 11 76; in consolidation of consciousness, 9i 47; 
of initiation, see initiation; of life, 18 625; 
magic, 3 525, 528; 11 379; 13 81, 156; 
of marriage, birth, death, 16 214; 
of Mass, see Mass; 
Mithraic, 9i 105; 11 342; and friendship, 9i 235; 
murder, 6 454; 9i 324; 

RITES, BOOK OF - ROPE 

RITES, BOOK OF - ROPE 

584 
585 
rite(s) (cont.): 
pre-Christian, see baptism; 
uf propitiation, see propitiation S.V.; 
Protestantism, and loss of, see Protestantism; 
psychology of, 18 617; purification, in dream of "House of the Gathering," 11 63; 
of rebirth, primitive, 7 314; 8 
766; 
and regression, 9i 227; religious, 3 91; 7 156; and sacrifice, 6 349; 
of renewal, primitive, 12 171, 174, 184; 
secrets, 7 237; 
transformation and, 9i 209; 12 
fig· 70; 
water, 9ii 293, 294; 
see also baptism, benedictio{ontis; birth; coronation rite; fertility; fire-making; funeral 
Rites, Book of, see Li Chi Ritschl, A., 18 1674&n ritual, see rite(s)/ritual(s) 
Rituale Ecclesiae Dunelmensis, 14 
552n 
Rituale Romanum, see Church 
(Catholic) s. v. 
rivalry: for affection, in children, 17 15; 
poetic, 3 81; 
sibling, see sibling(s) S.v. 
Rivas, tree, 5 367 river(s),7 10/417,231; 
four, 12 167n; 13 329,jig. 24 (see also paradise s.v.); 
libido as, 4 367; 
in patients' dreams/fantasies, 7 123-30, 140,163,343; 12162; Rubicon, 12 158, 161, 163 
River Map, I Ching 
Rivers, WH.R., 8 264, 272, 278, 376; 
"Instinct and the Uncon- 
scious," 8 3700 

road(s): in Hecate myth, 5 577; sacrifice at junction of, 5 577 roaring, 5 144 
robbery, as mythological motif, 5 
250 
Robert, C.: Die antiken SarkoPhag- 
Reliefs, 5 fig. 17 
Robert of Chartres, 16 484n 
Robert I, the Wise, 18 1780 Roberts, R.: "Jesus or Christ? - a 
Reply," 9ii 3400 Roberts, W A., 18 1452; 
"Analysis and Faith," 18 1452n Robertson, J. M.: on Christ's relationship to the two Marys, 5 33on; 
on corn-god, 5 53on; 
on crown of Prometheus, 5 67m; 
on Mexican sacrificial priest, 5 
402n; 
on symbol of carrying the cross, 
546on; 
WORKS: 
Christ and Krishna, 5579'1; Christianity and Mythology, 5 33on, 40on, 421n, 46on, 53on, 594n, 622n, 662n, 668n 
rock(-s),9i 156; -birth, 5 368; Christ as, 9ii 143; 
as chthonic mother, 5 671n; clashing and opening of, 5 367n; 
inner man as, 9ii 326; 
and snake, 5 396 
roe k -dra wings/ paintin gs: 
Rhodesian, paleolithic (?), of sun-wheel, 11 lOon, 484&n; 12 124; 13 45; 15 150; 18 81&n, 1225; 
South American Indian, 5 217; 889 
	rocket-propelled 	aircraft 	(in 
dream), 13466,472 
Rodochaeus de Geleinen Husio, see Husio 

roe(s), see ANIMALS s.v. 
roebuck, see ANIMALS S.V. 
Rogues de Fersac, -,3 175n Rohde, E., 5 530, 572n, 577n, 578n; 
Psyche, tr. W B. Hillis, 5 572n, 5 . .77-8nn; 1448m; 
"lKIPA," 5 530n 
Rohini, 14 735 Rohita, 14 735 
R6hr, J., 8 128; 14 114n; 
"Das Wesen des Mana," 8 128n 
role(s), 7 245/465, 262; 
external, 7 267; 
identification with, 7 248; masculine, 7 128, 137; 
social, 7233,237,269,307; submersion in, 1 I 16, 119, 304 
Roller, C. F., 3 3-6; 
"Dber motorische St6rungen beim einfachen Irresein," 3 4n Roman(s)/Rome, 4 346; 7 384; 15 
90; 17309; 
absence of technical progress, 10 159; 
Asianization of, 10 189; and Asiatic cults, 9i 25-6; Biblical allusion to, 5 314; carnival, 5 1500; 
child motif in, 9i 259; circus, 542m; 
and dreams, 3 525; 
Empire, 10 922; 15 176; 17 309; social conditions of, 5 I04&n, 105; 
germ of regeneration in, 10 299; 
gods of, 9i 26; Imperial, 13417; 
Imperial Cadet School, 5 pI. XLIII; 
inscription at Verona, 5 297; Lacus Curtius, 5 571; 
malaise in post-Classical, 10 291 ; 
Mithraeum, 18 259; 
and mystery cults/religions, 10 979; 11448; 
pestilence in, 18 257; 

psychic change in, 18 1287; imported religions in, 10 22; St. Peter's, 9i 45gn; 
salute, 9i 98; 
San Clemente, 11 43m; Senate, 18 250; 
slavery in, see slavery; Tarpeian rock, 18 258; 
world, disorientation of, 11 444 Roman Catholicism, see Church (Catholic) 
romance(s): and marriage, 10213; S. W's, 1 63-4, 1~0 
Romano, Giulio, 15 212 
Romans, Epistle to, see BIBLE: N.T. s.v. 
Romantic Age, 8850 Romantics/Romanticism, 9i 60; 18 700, 1733-4, 1739, 1740 romantic type (Ostwald), 6 542, 547,870; 780 
Romanus, St., 14 70m; De nativitate, 11 16 In; 
De theophania (hymn· on theophany), 11 161n; 13 98n; 
143100 
Rome, see Roman(s)/Rome 
Rome, Church of, see Church (Catholic) 
Romulus (Armilus), 9ii 168n Romulus and Remus, 4 481; 5 34, 
pI. 11 
roof-climbing, 1 11 ~ 
Roosevelt, F. D., 18 1327&n root(s), 13 1100, 242-5, 287, 317, 
321, 333, 343, 355n, 374, 412, 416, 423, 462, figs. 12, 15; 
of All, 13 242n; 
four/radices, 1162n; 1398,242; instinctive, 16251; 
of itself/radix iPsius, 12 429, 430; 13 173; 16527; 
loss of/rootlessness, 10 103; 16 216; 
secret in, of tree, 13 242; of self, 13 247 
rope(s): golden, 11 917, 930; ladders, 12 288 

ROPE-DANCERS - RUBBING 

ROPE-DANCERS - RUBBING 

rope-dancers, in Zarathustra, 7 36 Roques, Mrs. H. von, 9i 40In; 18 1134 
Roquetaillade, Jean de, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Rupescissa Rorschach, H., 6 917; 
tests, 10 748, 753, 754, 770; 16 202, 245 
rosa mystica, 11 126; 12 257; 13389 Rosan'o de la gloriosa vergine Maria, 12 fig. 87 
rosarium (rose-garden), mandala as, 9i 564n 
Rosarium philosophorum, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
	"Rosarius" 	(rose-gardener)/"Ros- 
arium" (book title), see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
"Rosarius minor," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: De alchemia s. v. 
RosceIlinus, Johannes, 658 Roscher, W. H., 5440; 
Hermes der Windgott, 12473n; Lexikon der griechischen und romischen Mythologie, 5 183n, 184nn, 198n, 208nn, 274n, 28gn, 298n, 364n, 43gn, 45on, 528n, 53on, 547n, 577n, 662nn, 
figs. 10,20; 9i 604n; 9ii 332nn; 11173n, 176n, 35on; 12fig· 77; 13 176n, 27on; 14 18n, 24n, 384n, 493n, 589n 
rose(s), 5 619; 12 99, 139, 229, 235-7 ,figs. 13,29,3°,83,193; 13 387-8; 14419-22, 61gn; 16454, 469; 1741; 
and Christ, 12 13gn; 13 387; flowers of Venus, 13 228n; garden of philosophers, 12 155, 235; 
heavenly, 13389; 
in mandalas, 9i 646, 652, 654; 13389; 
mystic, 9i 661; 18 176; mysticism, 13 390; mystique of the, 13 387; noble, 12 348&n; 
sign of the, 13 390; 

symbol: of mother, 9i 156; of self, 9i 315; 
window, 9i 577 
rose-chafer, see ANIMALS s. v. rose-coloured blood, see blood s.v. rosemary/TO.\" marinus, 14 683&n, 
688, 701 
Rosenbach, -, 18 900-90 I Rosenberg, A.: Zeichen am Himmel: 
Das Weltbild der Astrologie, 8 928n Rosencreutz, C., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS .I.V. 
Rosenthal, H., 18 1727, 1825n; "Der Typengegensatz in der jli dischen Religionsgeschich te," 18 1727n 
ros Gedeonis, see dew of Gideon 
	Rosicrucian(s)/Rosicrucianism, 	6 
314n, 316; 7385,494; 9i 652; 10 764; 1299, 422n, 515; 13391; 14 312; 16416, 501&n; 
see also Waite, A. E. 
"Rosie Crosse," 12 99 
Rosinus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Zosimus s. v. 
"Rosinus ad Euthiciam," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif s.v. 
"Rosinus ad Sarratantam Episcopum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif s.v. 
Ross, Mary, and Tongue, Mary C.: 
Atlantida (tr. of L'Atlantide), 17 33gn 
Ross, T. A., 18 283 
Rossellini, N .F.LB.: I Monumenti dell'Egitto I' della Nubia, 5 4000 Rossi, G. B. de: Mosaici cristiani delle chiese di Roma anteriori al secolo XV, 11 43 In 
Rostand, E., 5 48, 72; 
Cyrano de Bergerac, 5 47-51, 70, 72, 167,43°, (P448) 
rota nativitatis, 9ii 2 I I; see also wheel rotatio, circle and, 12 214; see also circulatio 
rotation, 8 401; 9ii 388n, 406; 11 114; 12 133, 165,214,267,29°, 

315,433; 
in mandala, 9i 646; 18 1332; motif, 12 283; 
spiral, 13 349; 
see also circumambulation Rothe, Frau, 18 725 
Roth-Scholtz, F.: Deutsches Theatrum chemicum, 13 194n; 14 3In; 16 506n 
rotundum, 9i 538; 9ii 376, 377; 10 7'5, 765; 11 92, 158, 16on; 12 I I 6 ,figs. 34, 165, 166; 13101; 14 5n,500; 
as alchemical vessel, see vas; anima as, 14 498; 
and Anthropos, 9i 532; 9ii 388,391; 14498,731; and archetype of, 9ii 406; 
as arcane substance, 11 152; as archetype, 10 803; 
city as, 12 166n; 
cubile, 9ii 377n; 
head as, see head s.V.; in mandala, 9i 660; 
Mercurius as, see Mercuriuss.v.; as Monad, 8 929; 
motif in alchemy, 9i 660; 
as Okeanos, origin/seed, of gods, 13 101; 
prefiguration of gold, 12 fig. 164; 
as symbol: of self, see self s. v. ; totality/wholeness, 10621, 803, 808,814; 16454; 
as world-soul, see world-soul; see also circle; moon; omega; round s.v. element 
Rouma, G.: "Un Cas de mythomanie; Contribution a l'etude du mensonge et de la fabulation chez I'enfant," 18 (P421) 
round: body, 13 173; 
element, 11 366; 13 95, 101 (see also rotundum); 
and square, as opposites, 12 436; 
substance, 11 92 

"round" motif, examples of: anima 
mundi, 12 IOgn, 116, 433; 
circle, 12 167; 
croquet ball, 12 150; 
fish in the sea, 12 433n; gold/aurum aurae, 12 IOgn, 116,fig· 209; 
hat, 12 53; 
head, 12 1 16; 
Hermes, 12 172; 
lapis, 12 167,220,433,486; original man, 12 109n; potter's wheel, 12 28 I; simple body, 12 220; 
soul, see soul s. v. as sphere; table, 12 238, 240, 241, 242n, 260; 
temple, 12 fig. 26; 
vas/vessel, 12 116, 167n, 338&n; wholeness/self symbolized by, 12 15°,281; 
see also rotundum; sphere roundness, 9i 278; 14 499; and the mother, 14 500; see also rotundum 
Rousseau,j.-j.,6120-3, 133-4, 159; and Mme. de Warens, 10 223; and return to nature, 8 739, 750; 11 868; 
Emile, ou !'education, 6 120&n, 12In,.122n, 134n; 7455n 
Rousselle, E.: "Drache und Stute," 
14636n; 
"Spiritual Guidance in Contemporary Taoism," 9i 8 In; 9ii 20n 
royal: art, 13 252, 355; 
marriage, 12496; 13 358, 435; 
.. 
pair, see pair s.v. 
Royal Society of Medicine, 8 954 Royce, j.: "The Case of John Bunyan," 3 28n 
rta, 6 192, 348, 349&n, 350-5, 358 ruach/ruah (Hebrew), 11 240; 
and ruh, see ruh 
Ruach Elohim, see Elohim s.v. rubbing, and fire-making, 5 208, 210,248 

586 

587 

RUBEDO - SACRIFICE 
rubedolrubefactio, see COLOU.RS s. v. Rubens, Peter Paul, Last judgment, 5681,p1.LXIV 
Rubeus, 14 704n 
Rubicon, in patient's dreams! fantasies, 12 158, 161, 163 ruby(-ies), 9i 537, 580&n, 654; 11 276 
ruch, see ruh 
Riicker, A., see under Theodore, Bishop of Mopsuestia 
Riickert, F., 5 282; 14 192n 
Rudin, E., 1 342; 
"Auffassung und Merkfiihigkeit unter Alkoholwirkung," 2 1100; 
"Dber die Dauer der psychischen Alkoholwirkung," 2 1100; "Dber die klinischen Formen der Gefiingnisspsychosen," 1 218n, 283n 
Rudra,5 176&n; 12 533n Ruelle, C. E., 12 45OOn; 13 800 rug, 9i 663 
Ruggieri, Archbishop, 6 32 I ruh/ruch (Arabic): and rih (Arabic), 8 
664; 
and roho (Swahili), 8 60 I; 
and ruahlruach (Hebrew), 7 217; 8601 
	Ruland, 	M., see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS S. v. 
rules, technical, in psychoanalysis, 
17203 
Rumania, 109°8 
rumour(s): 
TITLE: "A Contribution to the Psychology of Rumour," 4 95-128; 
analysis by, 4 173n; fantasy as, 4 505; mass, 10617-18; requisites for, 10 598; symbolic, 10 624; 
Ufo as symbolical, 10 731; visionary, 10597-8, 607-9 Rumpelstiltskin, see fairytales, INSTANCES: German s.v. 
running away, motif of, 12 5, 58-9, 63, 148, 183, 186-7, 200, 231, 272, 284 
"runs," of chance events, 8 825, 843 Rupert, Abbot of Deutz: Commentariuminjoannem, 1116In Rupert, St.: De trinitate et operibus ejus, 12 524 
Rupertsberg Codex, see CODICES AND MSS 
Rupescissa, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Ruppelt, j., 10591,601,782; Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, 10 59 In 
Rusch, c., 12fig· 230 
Ruska, j. F., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Russia, 9i 6800; 10 23?n, 404, 514n, 
908; 1587; 18424, 1311,1336; and America, 10 927; education in pre-revolutionary, 10476; 
Freudian psychology in, 18 
(P398n); 
labour camps, 10 615; orgiastic cults, 5 58In; policy of, 10 608; primitivity of, 18581; red as colour of, 10 790; religion in, 10372, 397; Tsarist, 10239 
rust, 12 206; 13 173, 1700 Ruta sylvestris (moly), 14 15?n Ruysbroeck, John of, 11 890; 
and tree of faith, 14 15Bn; 
The Adornment of the Spiritual Marriage, tr. C. A. Wynschenck, 11 890/'1; 14 158n 
ryochi, 6 370 
Saalburg, 18 259 
Sabaean(s), 9ii 128, 12gn, 190, 307n; 12 462n; 1400, 326, 757; 15 3?n; 16472n; 
alchemy, 14731; 
and human sacrifice, 14 690, 731; 
and Ion, 13 (P6on); 
"Liber quartorum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. "Platonis liber"; temple of Mercurius, 13 272 
Sabaoth (seventh archon), 9ii 129 Sabazius mysteries, 5 530; 12 184 Sabbath,9ii 128; 11 350; 1330 I; 14 
637; 
defiler of. 10676; 11 394n Sabellius, 9ii 397n 
Sabina S., see Furstner 
Sabine women, 5 34 
Sacer, G. W., 5 270 
Sachs, H.: ed., Imago, 18 103In Sachse Codex, see CODICES AND MSS Sachseln parish church, see Brother 
Klaus s. v. painting 
sacral action, and unconscious contents, 11 543 
Sacrament(s), Christian: alchemical 
parallel, 13 193-4,232,236; Christ, source of grace in, 11 7&n; 
	Church 	and, see Church 
(Catholic) s. v. ; 
and pagan mysteries, 11 448; 14312; 16 124; 
see also baptism; Mass 
sacred, 11 451; myth/legend, 13 393; precinct, see temenos; 
texts, psychology and, 11 788 Sacred Books of the East, ed. F. Max 
Muller, 11 859 
The following works published in this series are listed under their titles in this Index: 
588 
s 
(I, 15) The UPanishads, tr. Max M iiller 
(4) Vendidad, tr. j. Darmesteter [not in later edns. of vol. 5] 
(5) Bundahish, in Pahlavi Texts, tr. E. W. West 
(8) Bhagavadgita, tr. K. T. Telang 
(10) Sutta-NiPata, tr. V. Fausboil 
(12, 26, 41, 43, 44) Shatapatha-Brahmana, tr. J. Eggeling 
(16) The Yi King, tr. j. Legge [indexed here under I Ching] (23) Tir Yasht, in lend Avesta, tr. J. Darmesteter [indexed here under Song of Tishtriya] 
(25) Laws of Manu, tr. G. Biihler 
(34, 38, 48) Vedanta-Sutras 
(42) Hymns of the Atharva-Veda, tr. M. Bloomfield 
(49) Ashvaghosha: "Buddhacarita" and Amitayur-dhyana Siltra, in Buddhist Mahayana Texts 
sacrifice, 5 660, 668, 671; 6 339, 349; 7 207-8; 11 7, 303, 389; 13 95; 
TITLES: "The Psychological 
Meaning of Sacrifice," 11 381413; "The Sacrifice," 5 613-82; Abraham's, of Isaac, see Abraham S.V.; 
in alchemy, 11 361-3; animal(s), 5 39gn, 577, 659, 665, 668n, 674; 1366,91,360; 16 398; and human, 5 675 (see also ANIMALS: bull, horse, lamb, serpent s.v.); 
archetype of, 11 4°3-13; child-, 9i 324; 
of Christ, see Christ s.v.; Christian, 6 24, 28-9; and Mith- 
589 

SACRIFICIUM - SAL SPIRITUALE 

SACRIFICIUM - SAL SPIRITUALE 

sacrifice (cont.): 
raic, see Christian s.v. and Mithraism; 
cosmic, 5 646; 
to the dead, 12 6w; dismemberment in, 1391; etymology of, 12417; 
fantasy of, 4 350; fertility/fruitfulness through, 5 354, 526, 671, pI. XXXIII; 
gift and, 11 390; 
of god, see god(s) s. v.; 
of hero, see hero(es) s.v.; human, 5 503, 671; 11 339, 397, 406; 1469°; 
of king, see king s.v.; 
knife as instrument of, 11 324; 13 110; 
of libido, see libido s.v.; magical, 11 362-3; 
in the Mass, see Mass s.v.; 
meanings of, 5 46 I, 577, 646, 671; 
Mithraic, see Mithras s.v.; motif of, 14 525; 
of phallus, in ancient cults, 18 
1083; 
power from, 5657; priest as, see priest s. v.; 
of primal being/man's unconsciousness, 5 651-2; 
problem of, 5 654; 18 1058, 1062; 
sacrificer and sacrificed, 5 246, 668; 11 346, 397-402; 13 91, 106, 110; Christ as, 11 324, 388,418; 12417; unity of, 11 353,397n; 
self-, see self s. v.; 
of son, 11 328,406,661 (see also Abraham; Christ s.v.); 
sword as instrument of, see sword s.v. sacrificial; symbol(s)/-ism, 4 342, 348; 5 645, 671; 11 339; bread, 11 310; circumcision, 5 671; fire, 5 240; in Negroes' dreams, 18 1285&n; 

as transformation ot energy, 5 669; 
voluntary, value of, 5 553 sacrificium: intellectus, 6 15; 11 763; 12 59; 18 1643 (see also Tertullian); 
phalli, see Origen 
Sadger, I.: "Analerotik und Anal- 
charakter," 4 (PP76, 77); 
Konrad Ferdinand Meyer, Eine pathographisch-psychologische Studie, J.'s review, 18 795-6 
sage(s): ancient, 13 29; 
in contemplation, 13 46, (PP30-3); 
Oriental, 13 55 
Sagittarius, see zodiac, twelve signs of 
s.v. 
Sahara, 10 603 sahasrara, 16560 sailor,9ii 174 
saint(s),7 236, 306; 10651,680; 13 
50, 93, 225, 365; anima and, 16 504; as archetype, 7 377; 
body of, becomes stone, 13 
133; 
dreams of, 10 306; in ecstasy, 7 108; 
fire- and light-symbols of, 5 
163; 
hallucinations of, 1 117; haloes of, 5 163; 7 108; legends of, 3 92; 
marriage to/living with, 11 130, 291; 
simulation of, 1 352; sometimes heretics, 11 481; stigmata of, see stigmata s.v.; surrounding Christ, 11 229; and temptation, 5 436; theocentric, 14 53 w; 
visions of, see vision(s) s.v. 
Saint-Denis, Abbey of, 14267 Sainte Bible ... ,see BIBLE Saint-Exupery, A. de: The Little 
Prince, 5 392n; 13 fig. 2 Saint-Germain, Comte de, 5 282 

Saint-Graal, 8 55gn SI. Moritz, 18 282 
SI. Petersburg, 4 218,221; 78/417 SI. Pirminsberg Mental Hospital 
(SI. Gallen), 1 2 13- 15 SI. Vitus's Dance, 13 156n 
sal/salt, 8 793; 9i 575; 9ii 243, 247; 12 360, 401, 530, 539; 13 1700, 38w; 1441,49, 118n, 135, 144, 336--9,499,691; 
TITLE: "Sal," 14 234-348; 
and albedo, see COLOURS s.v.; alchemical use of term, 9ii 247; as centrum terrae physicum, 9i 535n; as cosmic principle, 14 240; in quaternity, 14 235-6, 24°; 
of all things, 14 69 I; 
and anima mundi, 14321,328; as arcane substance, see arcane substance s. v.; 
and ash, 14241,319,320; and baptism, 8 336; 12 3600; 14318; 
bitterness of/amaritudo, 14 
245-6,254,33°,335,339; and colours, 14 245, 333 (see also sal amarum); 
and blood, 14 337; 
in Cabala, 14329, 338; Christ and, see Christ s. v.; as dragon, 14 338; 
earthly, 13 176n, 280; 14244; in ecclesiastical allegory, 14 324-6, 329; 
Eros as, 14 322, 333; female/lunar aspect of, 14 235n, 24°'321,329'330'338n, 340, 655, 720; 
and fire, 14319,337; and water, 14326; 
as lapis, 14240--1,321,329; Mercurius and, 14318,322 (see also below and sulphur, in triad); 
of metals/metallic, 9ii 215; 12 443, 518n; 13 183n; 14 241, 329; 

as moon, 13 357; 
prima materia as, 12425; Saturn and, see Saturn s. v. ; sign for, 9i 537, 14 323, 329; soul as, 14 32 I; 
as spiritl"spiritual," see spirit 5.V. ; 
and sulphur, 14319,322,337, 339; as four colours, 14 143; and Mercurius, in triad, 12 539; 13 17 In, 357, 14 235&n, 656; 
symbolism, summary of range 
of, 14234; 
and Tartarus/Typhon/sea, 14 245, 338-9, 691 (see also sep. entry below Sal Saturni/Tartari); and tree, see tree(s) s. v.; 
usages of term, in antiquity, 14 324, 326; 
Venus and, see sal Veneris; 
and water, 13375,4°6; 14244; and fire, 14326; in holy water, 8336; 
and wisdom, see sal saPientiae; Sapientia s.v. sal/salt 
Sal Alkali, as arcane substance, 14 24° 
sal amarum (bitter salt) and sapo 
saPientum (soap of the wise), 14 24° 
sal ammoniadsal de Arabia, 144gn, 
366; 
magnetic, 9ii 23gn salniter (sal nitri), 14366; 
Bohme's term, 9i 534&n, 535&n, 536, 575 
sal supientiae/of wisdom/of the wise, 9ii 205, 247; 12 360&n; 14 41, 240, 318, 324-7, 329, 330, 337, 366, 703; 16525n; 
Christ as, 14323, 329; 
see also Sapientia s.v. sal/salt 
Sal Saturni/Tartari/mundi maioris, 9i 535n; 14 416n, 703; see also saltpetre; Saturn/Saturnus s. v. salt 
sal sPirituale, see spirit s.v. salt 

59° 

591 

SAL VENERIS - SATURN 

SAL VENERIS - SATURN 

sal Veneris, 14 416n, 703 Salamanca, 13 154 salamander, see ANIMALS s.v. 
	Salamandrine 	Essence/Salaman- 
	drini/Saldini (Paracelsus), 	13 
173,177,200 
Saldini, see Salamandrine 
Sallust: on libido, his use of term, 4 
252, 567; 5 186; 
Catilina, tr. J. C. Rolfe, 4 56~; 5 18()n: 
Letter to Caesar, 5 186n Salmanas, procedure of, 9ii 194n Salomon, R.: Opicinus de Canistris, 9i 295n; 11 62n 
Salpetriere Hospital, 2 118o; 3322; 
72; 102; 1562; 18 1223 salsatura, as dealbatio, 14 24°,320 salt(-y), see sal/salt 
saltpetre, 9i 534n, 535n; 14366; see also Sal Saturni 
salute, Roman, 9i 98 
salvation, 4 738; 9ii 304; 11 82, 539; 1235,41,101,166,200; 13 228n; 173°9; 
alchemical significance of, 12 420, 436, 450; 13 163, 393, 394; 
archetype of, 10 624: 
Ch ris tlCh ristian/Ch ristian ity and, 5 96, 398; 12410,417; 13 163; 
extra ecclesiam nulla salus, 7325; 12 96; 18 663, 669; 
fear of God and, 11 659; God and, 11 290; 
psychological doctrine of, 6 326; 
religion and, see religion; of the soul, see soul s. v. 
Salvation Army, 17 154 Salvator/salvator, 13 203; 
lapis as, 12 335, 512; macrocosmi, 12 26; 13 390; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v. redeemer; 
mundi, 9ii 194; 13 290 Salzburg Psychoanalytic Congress, 18 (P335n), 925 

Salzer, A.: Sinnbilder und Beiworte Mariens, 6394n; 11 122n, 123n; 1.2 13gn, 526n 
samiidhi, 9i 520; 11 775, 785, 867, 9°6,917,925,927,958; 14771; 18 1417 
Samaria, 5 280; 
woman of, 11 935; 13 137; 16 485 
sambhogakiiya, 11 790, 791 
"same, the," in Timaeus, 11 186-9; and different, as opposites, 11 188 
Samhazai/Sa miazaz/S hemhazai (angel), 11 669, 670; 12 543; see also Byron s.v. Samiasa 
Samhitas: Taittiriya, 6 338n; tr. A. B. 
Keith, The Veda of the Black Yajus School, entitled Taittiriya Samhita, 6 338n; 
Vajasaneyi, 6 33m; 14 13m Sammael, 9ii 104 
Samos, hierosgamos in, 5 363 Samothrace: Cabiri of, 5 183; 9ii 
332; 
gods of, 9ii 33 I ; 
mysteries, 9i 25; 12 55on; of }jecate, 5 577 ,fig· 34 
samsiira, 11 77°,785,800; 15 192; and nirvana, as opposites, 11 800 
samskaras, 6 419; 11 905 
Samson, 5 46on, 60on; 12fig. 177; 
14624,639; 
and Delilah, 5458; jawbone of his ass, 5 638; see also ANIMALS: lion s.v. 
Samuel, First, Second books of, see BIBLE: O. T. s.v. 
Samuel, God's call to, 5 257, 260 Samyutta-Nikiiya, 9i 20on, 517, 
564n; 11 77on; 18 745n Sanatsugatiya, 9i 664 
Sanchez, T.: Opus morale, 12 40n Sanchi, stupas at, 10991; 11 136n, 
9°8 
San Clemente Church, Rome, 18 
259 
sanctification, opus as, 16 515 

sanctions, Christianity and, 10 438 sanctity: odour of, 14 421; 
and temptation, 5 436 Sanctus (in Mass), 11 32 I sand (arena), 14 263, 319 
Sand, G.: "Daily Conversations with Dr. Piffoel," 9i 237&n 
Sanders, D. H.: Das Volksleben der N eugriechen, 5 I 70n 
sand painting, see American In-· dians: NORTH: Navajo S.V.; Pueblo s.v. 
sanguine temperament, 1 187-8; 6 546-7,883,933,960; 
and moral insanity, 1 220&n sanguis, 10 629; 
sPiritualis, 16 398; 
see aLSo blood 
Sanhedrin, see Talmud 
Sankhya philosophy, 9i 158; 11798 Sanskrit, 18 139, 172,4°9; 
meaning of tejas in, 5 237 Sans Souci, 18480 
Santa Cia us, 9i 229; 17 214 san-tsai, 6 366 
Saoshyant, 6453; 18 1528 Sapientia/Wisdom, 9ii 246; 11 221, 
24°,358; 12 443n, 478, 487, 5°°, jigs. 201,232,257; 13 162, 168, 321, 44/:!; 14 443n, 729; 16 484, 486,519; 
TITLE: "Aurora consurgens and the Doctrine of Sapientia," 12 464-79; austri, see Queen of the South/regina austri; 
Dei, 9ii 194; 11 609; 14 gn, 124, 150, 170; 16 389, 413, 480; in alchemy, 11 263; 12 465,473; 14 73n, 443, 531; Holy Ghost and, 12 466; 14 2°5,432; 
Mercurius as, see Mercuriuss.v.; sal/salt and, 14324-7,335,340, 364,366 (see also sal sapientiae); and salt-point, 9ii 345; 
and Sophia, 9i 93; 14 576; and tree, 11 612; 13419; 
and Virgin Mary, 16361 
saponaria, 14 40 m 

sapo saPientum, see sal amarum sapphire(-irine), see COLOURS s.v. Saqqara/Sakkara, 5 pI. XXXb; 10 
158 
Sara, in Book of Tobit, 4 742-3, 744n 
Sarah, wife of Abraham, 5 57gn; 14 
556 
sarcoma of spinal cord, 3468-9; 18 114 
sarcophagus(-i), 9i 157; 14 560; 16 
496; 17 208; 
in dream, 9i 398; Roman, 14658; vision of, 18 17°8 
Sardis, 11 704 
Sargon, 7 284 
sarkikos, 9i 243n, 244 Sarpanitu, 11 176 Sassanids, 5 13 m; 9ii 178 Satan, see devil 
Satanael (Gnostic): as demiurge, 9ii 229; 
elder son of God, 9ii 77, 229; 11 249; 13 271; 14 124n, 589 sat-chit-ananda, 15 189 
satori, 9ii 260; 11 877, 879-81, 883, 887-8; 14771; 
a natural occurrence, 11 884; in the West, 11 883, 890 Satorneilos, see Saturninus Saturday, see Saturn s.v. day of Saturn/Saturn us (l2) (planet/god/in 
astrology/alchemy etc.), 9i 5n; 12 figs. 134, 152, 200; 14 I, 6n; 16 408, 515; 
abode of the devil, 9ii 128; 13 2°9, 276; 
animals of, 9ii 129; 
as arcane substance, 9ii 215; ass of, 9ii 129; 
as Beelzebub (Cabalistic), 13 276; 
child of, 13 274&n; 
darkness of/dark/black star, 9i 535n; 9ii 129&n, 215,3°7; 11 350; 13 16m; 14 306&n, 308; 16 510, 513 (see also below sol niger); 

e:o<;) 

r;Q~ 

SATURNALIA - SCHILLER 

SATURNALIA - SCHILLER 

Saturn (cant.): 
day of/Saturday, 9ii 128; 11 
350; 13 275n, 301; 
as death, 9ii 130; 
and Esaldaios, 9ii 307, 325; 
in Gnosticism, .lPI' Gnostic(-ism) s.v.; 
house of, 14311&n; and laldabaoth, 9ii 128; 
in Jewish tradition/lsraelite/ Hebrew god, 5 42In; 9ii 128; 
11 35°,4°3; 
and Jupiter (1!), conjunction, 9ii 12!:l, 130&n, 134; in coniunctio maxima, 9ii 136, 153, 154; 
king buried in, 1465&n; 
and lead, 9ii 215; 12 44on; 13 164n, 274, 401n, 445; 14 299, 472n, 703; 
light of, 13 161&n; lightening of, 13 190; 
and lion's mouth/face, 9i 535n; 9ii 128; 13275; 14476; Maier's journey to, 14 287, 298-9; 
maleficlmaleficus, 9ii 129; 11 
69on; 13 2°9, 276, 358; 14 6, 298, 303, 472n, 687, 703; 
and melancholy, 13445; 
and Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v.; 
and moon, 142100,217; 
and mountain, 13 274, 383; one of four Bailiffs, 9i 588n; outermost sphere, 14576; planetary demon, 11 35°,4°3; as prima materia, 12fig. 161; 13 40In; 14 703; 
prudence of, 11 350; 
and quicksilver, 9ii 2 15; 13 
274; 
revolutions/periods of, 9ii 138, 
156; 
ring of, 9i 545; 
and salt/Sal Saturni, 9i 535n; 13 1700,274; 14339, 372n, 703; secret nature of, 14 140&n; 

senex, 14 298; 
and Sol, separation of, 13 190; as sol niger/dark counter-sun, 9ii 215, 307; 13 lOin; 
spirit of, 13 274-5; 14 504; sPiritus niger, 11 350; 
star of Israel, 9ii 128; 
star of the sun, 9ii 215; 
stone and, 9ii 213; 
as tempter/oppressor, 14476; voice of, 14 144; 
as world-egg, 14 41; and Yahweh, 9ii 307; se!' also Kronos 
saturnalia,5 156n, 503n; 9i 458 Saturnia, 9ii 215; 13 274; 14 80n Saturnine, 13 49; 
darkness, 13 166; form, 13 163n; 
lead, 13 445; melancholy, 13 190; mountain, 13 383 
Saturninus/Satorneilos, 9ii 344&n; 14 42&n, 483n 
"Saturn's Chyld," 13 274n 
satyr(s): in Dionysian festival, 4 106; 
6227,231; 
play, 12105,118,17° Saul, King, 11 368 
Saul of Tarsus, see Paul, St. Saulasau, 9ii 330 
saurians, 14 279 
savages, battle between, in dreams, 12232-3,25°; see also primitive(s) Savill, A., 4 687; 
"Psychoanalysis," 4 687n 
saving and spending, 10 924 saviour(s), 1 34; 7 150; 9i 427; 10 674; 11 150; 12 253, 297n, 347, 
505,fig. 107; 13 132; 17323; analyst/doctor as, 7 99, 206; 9i 
124; 18374; 
birth of, 5 368n; 6 439, 441, 449,453; 10751; 
Christ as, see Christ s.v. 
mediator; 
-complex, see complex(es) s.v.; expectation of, 18369; 

four and, 9ii 307n; 
and Heimarmene, 5 644; -hero, 5 536; 
lapis/stone, symbol of, 13 133; loss of, 9i 267; 
Mandaean, 11 841; 
in Manicheism, 12 469; medicine-man as, 11 531; Mercurius as, see Mercurius S.v. redeemer; 
serpent as, 9i 74; 13 137; trickster-figure and, 9i 457, 472 
Saxo Grammaticus, 13 129 
Saxony, Lower: legend of ash-tree and knights, 5 395n 
Sayings of Jesus, see Christ/Jesus s.v. sayings of/ete. 
Sbordone, F.: ed., Physiologus, 12 525n,54gn 
Scaiolae/Scaioli, see Paracelsus s.v. 
ARCANA 
scala: lapidis, 12 fig. 15; unitatis, 8 931 
"Scala philosophorum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. 
Scaliger, ]. ].: Animadversianes in chranologia Eusebii, 13 173n Scaliger, Paulus: Explanatio imaginum, 12fig. 261 
scalping, 11 345, 348, 369, 403; 13 
93&n 
Scandinavian mythology, 18 195 scapegoat(s), 10 572; 18 210 scarab, see ANIMALS S.V. beetle scarlet fever, 1 193 
scars, ceremonial, 8 725 
scayolic, see Paracelsus S.V. ARCANA Scayolus, see Paracelsus s.V. ARCANA scepticism, 6 537; 8697, 980; 
"scientific," 7 495 sceptre: breaking of, 5638; etymology, 5638 
Schaeder, H. H.: Urform und Furtbildungen des manichiiischen Systems, 14 141!, 3In; 
see also under Reitzenstein 

Schaefer, H.: Von iigyptischer Kunst, 5 fig· 3 
Schaer, H., 18 1135; Erlosungsvurstellungen und ihre psychologischen Aspekte, 11 44911; 181135n; 
Religion and the Cure of Souls in Jung's Psychology, 11 44911; 18 
	1135n 	, 
Scharf (-Kluger), R., 5 280; 9ii 
185n, 300; 11 279, 368n; 14 267n, 5500; 18 1825n; 
"Die Gestalt des Satans im Alten Testament"/Satan in the Old Testament, 58911; 64500; 9ii 77n, 30on, 385n; 11 24911, 27gn; 18 1475&n, 1595n 
Schedel, H.: Das Buch der Chraniken, 12fig· 71 
Scheffel,]. V. von, 5 36711 SchefHer, Johannes, see Angelus Silesius 
Scheftelowitz, I., 9ii 178, 18o, 18In, 
184; 
"Das Fisch-Symbol im Judenturn und Christentum," 9ii 174n; 14 45n; 
"Das Hornermotiv in den Reli· gionen," 12 553n; 
Die altpersische Religian und das Judentum, 14 57 In, 587n 
Scheler, M., 9i 32; 11 843&n; 
Die Stellung des Menschen lm Kosmos, 9i 32n 
Schelling, F.W.]. von, 8 212, 352, 358; 9i 259; 9ii 11; 11 375; 18 1143,1223; 
PhilosoPhie der Mythologie, 5 3911 Schenkenbach, -: "Reiterlied," 16 
55° 
Schemer, K. A., 18 841 
Scheuchzer,].]., 11 620 Schevill, M. E., 9i 701n; 
Beautiful on the Earth, 13 130n Schiaparelli, G., 18750 
Schiller, F.C.S.: Humanism, 6 540n Schiller, ].C.F. von, 6 95, 275; 826; 
9i 293, 387; 10 941, 1026; 12 

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SCHISMS - SCHIZOPHRENIA 
SCHISMS - SCHIZOPHRENIA 
Schiller, J. c. F. von (cont.): 
201; 15 117; 16 98; 17 289; 18 59,712; 
TITLE: "Schiller's Ideas on the 
Type Problem," 6 101-222; and aesthetic mood, 6 194-6, 206; 
on beauty, 6 195, 206-7; and Christianity, 6 114; on education, 17284; 
on feeling and sensation, 6 153-5; 
and Greek antiquity, 6 107, 110,122,125-9,314; 
on idealist and realist types, 6 103, 220-2; 
as introverted type, 6 103-4, 164; 15 Ill; 
on naIve and sentimental poetry, 6 213-22, 224:, 875; 15 III ; 
Nietzsche and, 6 223-4, 230; on opposites, 6 187, 199, 206; on rational will, 6 186; 
and religious problem, 6 195, 200,314; 
on symbol, 6 170-1, 178, 184-5, 187, 202, 367; 1024; on two basic instincts, 6 15288; 
WORKS: 
"Archimedes and His Pupil," 8 942; 
Bell, 3 224-5; 17 7 (see also association-chain(s) s. u.); Cranes of Ilrycus, 3 254&n; 8 850n; 
"The Driver," 6 150&n; "Ode to Joy," 6 234; Piccolomini, 5 102n; 9i gn; 
"Uber die asthetische Erziehung des Menschen," (tr. Snell: On the Aesthetic Education of Man), 6 101&n, 105n-21 2n passim, 3°1, 98In; 8200; 17284; 
"Uber naIve und sentimentalische Dichtung" ("The 
596 
NaIve and the Sentimental"), 3 419; 6 213n-22In, 875n; "Uber die notwendigen Grenzen beim Gebrauch schoner Formen," 6 1900; Wallensteins Tod, 11 184n; 14 202 
schisms, 7 459 
schizoid state, 3 563; 10 287 schizophrenia/ schizophrenic/ 
dementia praecox, 1 3°1,419; 2 611,754,916, 1009; 3 138, 142, 317, 330, 543; 4 106&n, 560; 5 423n, (pxxv); 6 874; 7110,121, 254, 447; 8 183, 297; 9i 494n, 519,714; 9ii 62&n; 11 145,474, 848; 13 9In; 14 125, 144n; 15 173-4; 16 194, 218, 358n, 363, 540; 17 44, 128n, 139-40, 207; 18 794, 832, 836, 874; 
TITLES: "A Criticism of Bleuler's Theory of Schizophrenic Negativism," 3 425-37; "The Galvanometric and Pneumographic Curves in Demen tia Praecox," 2 1066-78; "On Dementia Praecox," 18 794; "On the Psychogenesis of Schizophrenia," 3 5°4-41; "The Problem of Libido in Dementia Praecox," 4 271-7; "The Psychology of Dementia Praecox," 3 (P3)-316; "Recent Thoughts on Schizophrenia," 3 542-52; "Schizophrenia," 3 553-84; "Word Association in Dementia Praecox," 2 1 15779; 
analysis and, 3 152; apathy in, 3 500, 578; 
and archetypes, 5 576; 8 281; 11454; 
and artistic creation, 15 208&n, 
2°9; 
associations in/and association experiments, see association(s) s.u. dementia praecox; attention in, 2 1067; 
autism in, 5 37; Bleuler on, 3 505; 
brain changes in, 3 471, 497, 5°3,5°5; 
causality of, 3 498; 
and collective contents of the unconscious, 18 1156; 
and complexes, strength/ persistence of, 2 1353-4; 3 75, 106, 141, 195, 210, 434, 546, 579-81; 18 1 50; splin tercomplexes, 18 1155; 
and cure, 18 227; 
degenerative traits, 3471-2; delusions, 11 454; 15 65; 
and demonism, 18 1474; diagnosis of, 18914,916; dissociation in, see dissociation(s) s.u.; 
dissolution of consciousness in, 12 116; 16476; 
dreams in, 2 839; 
dulling of affect in, 8 50; 
ego split in, 18 19; 
and external conditions, 3472, 476-9; 
fear of father in, 17 52; 
and feeling for nature, 5624n; and fragmentation/disintegration of personality, 5 683; 9i 279; 12 439; 15 174; 16 248, 361; 18 19; 
Freud's importance for, 18922; galvanometer and pneumographic experiments in, 2 1°45, 1066-78, 1157-79, 1247-7°; hallucinations, 3 150, 299,471, 498, 574; 15 65; 18 922; of solar phallus, see solar phallus s.u.; 
hysteria and, 2 1067-70; 18 959; 
infantilism in, 4 2700, 294; intentionality of, 3 434; irritability of, 3 428,433; language of, 8 360; 11 442; neologisms, 18 827; 
latent, 3 539, 559; 9i 320; 
and libido, 4 271-8, 289; 5 190-2; regressive introversion of, 6860-2; 
and loss of reality function, 5 192, 200; 7 469; mythological/archaic images in, 3 568; 4 521; 5 205; 6 858; 8 281,589; 9i 136; 11 779, 781; 16 18; 18 1082; 
nature of, 2 1066-71; 
and neurosis, compared, 3 506, 559; 17207; 
and obsessional neurosis, 3 503, 5°9; 
and organic/toxic factors, 3 76, 
195,471-2,493,533,537,581, (P272); 13 48; 18 794; 
origins of, 3 72, 75; 
paintings in, 18 407; personality changes in, 18 19 (see also aboue fragmentation of personali ty); 
predisposition to, 3 480; among primitives, 8 576; prognosis of, 5 58n; psychogenesis of, 3 318-19, 471, 480, 493, 498, 503, 532, 541, (P272); objections to, 3 537-8, 577-8; 
psychology of, 3 498; 18 832; psychotherapy/psychoanal ysis and, 35°3,539-4°, 549; 4456; 10 1070; 
and regression to presexual stage, 5 206; 
and repression, 3 61, 64-7, 70-1, 76; 
resistance and, 3426-8; symbolism and, 4 456-7; 13 141; 
terminology, 3 317, 497, 544; 5 58n, 631; 7233; 
thought disturbances, 3 434; two groups of, 3 531; 16249; types and, 3418-19; 6862; unconscious in, 18 832; violence of affects in, 3 151, 578, 580 
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SCHLAUCH - SCHWABING 

Schlauch, M.: The Saga of the Volsungs, 5 56gn 
Schleich, C. L.: Those Were Good Days, 18 1115n; 
Die Wunder der Seele, j.'s foreword, 18 1115-20 
Schloss, j., J.'s memorial to, 18 17°5-10 
Schmaltz, G.: Komplexe Psychologie 
und karperliches Symptom, J.'s foreword, 18 839-40; 
Dstliche Weisheit und Westliche Psychotherapie, 9i 64n; 18 1504n Schmid (-Guisan), H.: 5 249; 6 
xii&n; 18 1825n; 
J.'s In Memoriam, 18 1713-14; Tag und Nacht, 18 1715; J.'s foreword, 18 1711-12; 
"Zur Psychologie der Brandstifter," 5 24gn 
Schmidt, C.: "Gnostische Schriften," 12 209n, 458n; 
Manichiiische Handschriften der Staatlichen Museen, 14 567n Schmieder, K. c., 13 252; Geschichte der Alchemie, 12 505n, 508n; 14 22n, 179n, 467n Schmiedler, G. R.: "Personality 
Correlates of ESP as Shown by Rorschach Studies," 8 905n Schmitz, O.A.H., 9i 51; 10 188; autobiography, 10921; 
WORKS: 
Miirchen aus dem Unbewussten, 9i 5In; J.'s foreword, 18 1716-22; 
Psychoanalyse und Yoga, 10 188n 
"Schneckenmuseum," 3 224,371 Schneider brothers, 18 1326 Schneiter, C., 18 1825n 
Schnitzler, Arthur, on case of Jacobsohn, 1 186&n 
Schnitzler, j. G.: "Experimentelle Beitrage zur Tatbestandsdiagnostik," 2 131?n 
Schnyder, -: Definition et nature de l'hysth-ie, J.'s abstract, 18 1023 

Schoen, E., woodcut, 12fig. 100 Schoettgen, C.: Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae, 9ii 168n, 335n 
	scholasticism/scholastic 	philoso- 
phy/Schoolmen, 3 396, 406, 422; 6 56-8, 62, 68, 71-7; 7 407; 8275; 9ii 266; 1118on, 227, 286, 744n; 14 761; 16 498; 
Logos in, 5 22; Paracelsus and, 18 1116; 
see also Abelard s.v. conceptualism 
Scholem, G., 14 557n; 
Das Buch Bahir, 14 625n; "Kabbala," in Encyclopaedia Judaica, 14 592n; 
Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, 11 595n; 14 18n, Ign, 594n, 634&n; 
["Zu Abraham Eleazars Buch und dem Esch Mazareph,"] 14 6 IOn 
Scholz, Heinrich: Die ReligionsphilosoPhie des Als-Ob, 11 IOn Scholz, Wilhelm von, 8831; 
Der Zufall: eine Vorform des Schicksals, 8 83 In 
Schone, R., see under Benndorf school(s), 17 lo7a, 228, 247; for adults, 17 1°9; 
-complex, see complex(es) s.v.; and consciousness, 17 103; curriculum, 17249-5°, 258; effects of, 16 212; 
meaning of, 17 107; progressive, 4619; 
and unconscious identity with family, 17 107 
Schoolcraft, H. R., 5 474n; 9i 248n Schoolmen, see scholasticism Schopenhauer, A., 4748; 5 14,258, 
283n; 6 151, 193,233,324,37°, 54°,786,876; 7 24°,428; 8276, 358, 361, 829&n, 928, 937, 948, 966; 9ii 11; 10 22, 176,593; 11 141, 769, 892, 905; 12 149; 13 244; 14 735n; 15 (P84); 18 385, 485, 1223, 1295, 1769; 

and Buddhism, 3 561; 6 223; 11 769; 
and determinism, 8 828; 
on doctrine of deliverance (Buddhist), 6 223; 
on genius, 1 175; 
on idea, 6 734, 751-3; 
and idealistic world-view, 6 526 on intellect and will, 3 33; 
on "metaphysical need" of man, 4 554; 
"operari sequitur esse," 1 220; on principle of sufficient reason, 11 246; 13 Ill; 
on reason, 6518; 
on sanctity, 18 700; 
will concept, 4 280, 352; 5 195, 197,591,680; 7 212, 229,447, 507; 855,359; 9i 492; 10312; 18 1143; 
on "world-negation," 6322; WORKS: 
"On Apparent Design in the Fate of the Individual," 4 72?n; 8 828; 
"On the Fourfold Root of the Principle of Sufficient Reason," 11 2400; 13 207n; Parerga und Paralipomena, 8 828n; 18 700; 
"Preisschrift iiber die Freiheit des Willens," 1 22on; "The Wisdom of Life: 
Aphorisms," 9i 22In; 
The World as Will and Idea, 3 561; 5 19?n; 6 322n, 518n, 734n, 752n, 8700; 18 700n 
Schott, A.: Das Gilgamesch-Epos, 5 
293n 
Schrader, E.: "Die Vorstellung vom 
Mov6KEpw~," 12 532n 
Schreber, D. P., case of, 3 157, 17In, 19on, 314,408,410,416; 5 62n, 45gn, 591; 9i 270; 
on "bellowin~ miracle," 5 144; on "fleeting-Improvised men," 3 150&n; 
Freud's study of, 3 389, 408; 4 

271&n-4, 276; 5 18sn, 191, 458n; 
on "rays of God," 5 185n; 14 
18n; 
Memoirs of my Nervous Illness, 3 150&nn, 389; 5 3gn, 144n, 192n, 458, 59In; 9i 82, 27on, 495n; 9ii 62n; 10 690; 13 53; 14 18n; 18 1510 
Schrenck-Notzing, A. von, 18 798&n 
Schroeder van der Kolk, j. L. C., 1 109, 136, 280; 
Pathologie und TheraPie der Geisteskrankheiten, 1 109n, 280n Schrottli, 13 180 
Schubert, G. H. von, 18841; 
Altes und Neues aus dem Gebiet der innern Seelenkunde, 9i 1 1 In Schiile, H., 1 100, 188; 273In; Handbuch der Geisteskrankheiten, 1 lOon, 220n 
Schuler, A., 10 375&n 
	Schulinus 	(johann 	Heinrich 
Schuelin): De Elia corvorum alumno, 18 1521 
Schultz,j. H., 11874; 161; 
Das autogene Training, 11 874n 
Schultz, Wolfgang, 6 16, 26; Dokumente der Gnosis, 5 65n; 6 100, ,200; 9i 142n; 12 41on, 4300; 1480n 
Schultze, Fritz: Psychologie der Naturvolker, 5 213n, 40gn; 883n; 14502n 
Schultze, Viktor: Die Katakomben, 5 577n 
Schulze-Gallera, Siegmar, Baron von, see Aigremont 
Schumann, F., see under Muller, G.E. 
Schumann, -, Professor, 18791 Schiirer, E.: "Zur Vorstellung von der Besessenheit im Neuen Testament," 18 1473 
Schiirmayer, 1. H.: Lehrbuch der gerichtlichen Medicin, 1 320n Schwabing, 10 420&n 

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