SCHW ARTZ - SEA 

SCHW ARTZ - SEA 

Schwartz, C., 14 100; 
Acta eruditarum, 14 56n, lOon Schwartz, W.: Indogermanischer Volksglauhe, 5 42lnn, 423n Schwartzenburg, Gervasius von, 14 6 IOn 
Schwarzwald, -: "Beitrag zur Psychopathologie der hysterischen Dammerzustande und Automatismen," J.'s abstract, 18 1024-5 
Schweitzer, Albert, 10783,912; 18 
1535-7, (P697n); 
	Geschichte 	der 	Leben-jesu- 
Farschung, 14 lW; 
The Quest of the Histariral Jesus, 5 
42n 
Schweitzer, Bernard: Herakles, 13 
27on, 272n 
Schweizerischer Beobachter, 18782 
Schweiur Lexikon, J.'s article in, 18 (P648n) 
Schwestrones, 9ii 139n 
science(s), 6 60; 7 3/411, 302, 330, 405, 484, 494, 502; 10 162, 164, 543; 132,3,47,63,84, 141,163, 293; 15 176: 
alchemy and, see alchemy s.v.; and archetypes, 8342, 794; authority of, 18 1120; 
and causality, 3 392, 405, 467; 8829; 
China and, 11 967; Chinese, 10 188; 1580-1; and consciousness, 12 40; 
and correspondence theory, 8 
939; 
danger of, 9i 195; 
and deification of matter, 9i 195; 
and directed thinking, 5 21; 
and dogma, 4 746; European, 15 90; 
and the exceptional, 10 70 I; and faith, 9ii 268-9; 10171; 11 225; 12 15; 
and fantasy, 6 84-9; 
and Freudian theory, 15 56; 

of God, 12465,474; 13 127; humane, 17 165; 
and hypotheses, 4 782; images in, 8 278; 
and independence, 4 613; and the individual, 10498; limitations of, 8 625; 
limits of, 16 524; 
magic and, 8 90; 
modern, 9ii 144; 
modern man's faith in, 11 81; mystic, 1 65-70; derivation of names in, 1 144; diagram of forces, 1 66,jig. 2; groups of forces, 1 67-9; as heightened unconscious performance, 1 148; 
and myth, 6 428; 8 327; as myth, 9i 302; 
natural, 9ii 52; 11 778,800; 13 145, 149, 195, 395; 17 160-3; of the psyche, 16 537; rise of, 9ii 235; 
one-sidedness of, 8426; 
and philosophy, division, 11 860; 
philosophy of, 11 762; 
as power for good or ill, 18 1373-4; 
power of, in Europe, 11 869; 
and primordial images, 6 512; psychic consequences of, 18 1366-7; 
psychology as, see psychology s.v.; 
and reality, 8623; 
and religion, 5 95, 336; 11 763, 863; 18691-2; 
and religious experience, 14 457; 18 1671; 
and the soul, 8650, 790; 
and subtilization of projections, 11 140; 
symptoms of man's psyche, 8 
752; 
trinity in, 9ii 409; 
and Weltanschauung, 8 731, 
736; 

Western, 13 2; 
and wholeness, 8864; see also arts and sciences 
Science, Christian, 7 494 scientia/Scientia, 12487; 13 162; 15 
38; 
Creatoris, 13 299, 30 I; creaturae, 13 299; hominis, 13 30 I 
scientific: attitude, 7 216; contemporary, 6 516, 529; toward symbol-formation, 5 338; discovery, 15 154; investigation, 7 407; materialism, see materialism; method, 3 320, 392; 5 22; 6 674; 1599; 
mind, 7483; 
scepticism, 7 495; 
superstition, 7 496 
"scientism," 3 406; 6 72 scientist(s): asceticism of, 11 786; and religion, 18 693; 
and Weltanschauung, 8 697 
scintilla (-ae), 11152&n,759; 1442; in alchemy, 8388-9, 394-5; 9i 2400; 1442-5°, 416n; "Animae Mundi," 14 703; 
as archetype(s), 8388; 147°0; as light of nature/lumen naturae, 1448; 
self as, 8 388; 18 1638, 1660; "soul-sparks," 8430; 9i 717; 10 766; 12 41on, 472; 1442; vitae, 9ii 344; 
see also soul-spark; spark; spinther 
Scites, see Socrates, pseudoScorpio, see zodiac, twelve signs of scorpion, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Scott, H. von E., see Bland, C.C.S. Scott, W., see under Carpus Her- 
metirum 
Scotus Erigena, abbot of Malmes- 
bury, 636-9 
scourging of Jesus, see Christ s.v. Scoyaris/Scoyarus, 12 422n 
screen: causes, 3 148; 

memories, see Freud s.v. 
"Scriptum Alberti," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Albertus Magnus 
Scripture, E. W, 2 451, 730; 4 
154&n; 
"Uber den assoziativen Verlauf der Vorstellungen," 2 45In, 730n 
Scriptures, Holy, see BIBLE 
sculpture, 15 174; obscene, 9ii 33gn 
scurrility: in dreams, 9ii 315; 
of Gnostic nomenclature, 9ii 364; 
see also aischrologia; obscene stories; smutty talk 
Scylla, 5 265; 
and Charybdis, 7 110, 113, 224; 13 181; 16418,448,5°2 scyphomedusa, see ANIMALS s. v. jelly-fish 
Scythia, Upper, 11 194 Scythian(s), 11 348; 13 92; juice, 13 102; 
king, death of, 5 595 Scythianos, 14 31&n 
sea, 12 56, 57&n, 154, 265, 434, 441&n, figs. 142 G,NN,ZZ, 186; 13 64, 75, 122, 173, 218, 241, 256n, 301, 306, 382,fig· I; 149, 110, 244, 264, 658, 688, 727; 16 14-15; 
TITLE: "The Regeneration in Seawater," 14 315-19; 
of the alchemists, see below "our"; 
-anemone, 10748; 
as aqua permanens, 14 15~, 244; 
bittemess/amaritudo of, 14 
234, 245-6, 255, 339; 
black, 12469; immersion in, 16 454; "Indian Ocean," 14 7-8; -born, 13 225; 
bottom of, 13 33; 
circular, 16 409; 
crossing of, see Red Sea; 

600 

601 

SEA JOURNEY - SELEL TENI 
SEA JOURNEY - SELELTENI 
	sea (cont.): 	collective, 1257; 16 15; 
	dead, 14 260, 262; 	tear of Kronos, 14 3~9; 
	depths of, 13 116n; 14 255, 	treasure in, 12 154-5; 
	328; 	tree planted in, 13 406; 
	desiccation, 14 45, 260; 	Typhonian, 14 110, 246, 338, 
	-dew/TOs marinus, 14 688, 7°1; 	366; 
	in dreams/visions, 1256, 57&n, 	and the unconscious, see above 
	154; 	S.v. symbol; 
	forbidden, 14 110; 	-urchin, 9ii 23gn; 
	-hawk, 9ii 292n, 296; 	-water, 12 336; 13 4°6, 408; 14 
	-horse, 9i 327; 	110, 234, 244, 246, 315-19, 
	and horse, 5 426; 	688; 
	immersion in, 14 262; 16 	weed, 5 362; 
	453-4; 	Western, 9i 605; 
	imprisonment in, 14328; 	as world, 14 255; 
	journey, see sep. entry below; 	see also Okeanus; Red Sea; salt 
	kingly substance hidden in, 13 	S.v. Tartarus; water 
	181; 	sea journey/voyage: Miss Miller 
	mineral of, 14 245; 	and, 5 51, (PP448, 450); 
	-monster, see ANIMALS s.v. 	royal marriage and, 14658; 
	monster; 	sun and, 5 289-9°, 306; 
	and moon, 14 157,244; 	see also nekyia; night sea jour- 
	as mother, see below symbol; 	ney 
	nettle,9ii 196n; 	seals, see ANIMALS s.v. 
	as original chaos, 14 6; 	seal(s) (impressed wax/lead), 1540; 
	"our"/mare nostrum, 9ii 219; 10 	seventh,9ii 137 
	629; 13 183; 14 3; 16 402; 	seance, spiritualistic, 10597; 
	Mercurius as, 10629; 13284n; 	educated people and, 18760; 
	Paradise in, 13406n; 	and S. W., J.'s case, 145-53; 3 
	personified by Leviathan, 5 	555; 
	383-5; 	see also spiritualism 
	of the philosophers, 12 475&n; 	searchlight, consciousness as, 8610 
	as prima materia, 12 336, 425; 	season(s), 12 3 I 4; 
	14 7n, 246; 	four, 10 775; 11 90, 109, 120, 
	regeneration in, 14315-19; 	229; 12 172,282,283,469; 14 
	of renewal, 12jig. 222; 	1,5; 
	as seat of hell, 14 255; 	myth of, 4 496 
	-serpents, 8 335; 	seat of heavenly light, 13 28n 
	and serpent, 568ln; 	Sebastian, St., fj 445 
and sun, 5 306-7, 319; 12 second: Adam, Christ as, see Christ 
	(P286); 	s. V.; 
	symbol, 5 319,416; 9ii 240; 14 	Coming, Christ's, see Christ s.v. 
	234; of mother, 5 319, 373; 9i 	coming of; 
	156; of unconscious, 5320; 9i 	half of life, see life, stages In 
	298,698; 9ii 219; 12 156,2°3, 	s.V.; 
	265, 305, 436, jig. 222; 13 jig. 	sight, 1 37; 
	B5; 14 3n, 6, 8, 257, 262, 372; 	tetrad, see tetrad s.v. 
16408; 17 102; of unconscious, secrecy, 7 239; 
602 
of alchemists, see alchemy s.v. secret doctrine 
secret(s), 3 93; 4432-3; 10 886; 13 
247; 14312; 16 124-5, 128-32; artificial, 13 395; 
divine, 12421,484; doctrines, see doctrine(s) s.V.; of goldmaking, 12 343; 
of healing cup, 12 550, 552; infernal fire, 13 257; 
of inner man, 13 199; 
isolation by a, 12 57, 61, 63, 118; 
language, 13 199; lore, 7494; 
in matter, see matter s.V.; Mercurius as revealer of divine, 13 278; 
name, 13436; 
natural, 13 395; 
of opus/art, 12 359, 360, 361, 396, 400&n, 4°1, 403n, 425, 515,jigs. 132, 269 (see also alchemy s. v. art, secret(s) of); personal, 1261, 345; 
of philosophers, 12 42211; 13 lOin; 
power, 13 73; ritual, 7 237; 
in roots of tree, 13 241-3; societies, 12 422&n, 515; stone, see stone, alchemical s.v.; "terrible/marvellous," 12 413, 483; 
treasure, 13 jig. 14; of the wise, 9ii 219 
"Secret Inscription," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Magic Papyri s.v. 
Secret of the Golden Flower, see R. 
Wilhelm s.v. 
sect(s), 9ii 153; 
ecstatic, 7 409; 
life-denying, 8 645; Protestant,see Protestantisms.v. 
"secta liberi spiritus," 16 517'l sectarianism, 10508; 11 34; 14448 Secundus (Valentinian), 9ii 171n; 
11 62n 
security: inner, 14 759; 
longing for, 10 190; 17333; magic and, 10 512; 
material, 10 163; 
"measure," 7 256 
Sed festival, 14 356&n, 358 seducer, diabolical, 13 303 seed(s): of corn, 13 322; 
divine, 13 113; 
emission of, 5 200 (see also semen; sperma); 
of gods, 13 1 ° 1 ; 
golden, 12 247; 
of light, 8 388n; of unity, 12 31; 
of the woman, 14580-1 seeing, art of, 12 14, 15 
Seele, 8 (P300); 13 58; 
etymology of, 8 663; 9i 55; translation of, 8 (P300); 10 4gn; 129n 
seer(s)/ seeress, 5 183; 
of Prevorst, see J. Kerner s.v.; see also clairvoyance Sefira/Sephira, 14 6n, 18&n; 16 497n 
sl!firoth/Sefiroth/Sephiroth, 11 
595n; 12 313; 14 18, 592, 652, 653; 
Sefer Raziel, 14 572n; Sepher Yetsirah, 12 3 13; 
tree of, 9ii 105; 13 4 I I; 14 18&n, 37, 158,592,652; 
see also "Sifra;" "Sifre" 
Seglas, J.: Lefons cliniques sur les maladies mentales et nerveuses, 3 I 8n segregation: of gifted children, 17 246,249; 
of individual, 17 294 Seif, L., 18 1027&n Seifert, F., 10 858&n "seize," etymology, 5 465 sejin (sage), 6 370 
sejunction: Bleuler on, 3 505; 
	sejunctive 	personality, 	see 
Gross, 0.; 
Wernicke on, see Wernicke s.v. selelteni, see Elgonyi tribe s. v. 
6°3 

SELENE - SELF (2) 

SELENE - SELF (2) 

604 
Selene, 1424, 187; 16 353n; 
as Helen, 9ii 4]; 14 160&n; 
see also Simon Magus S.v. Helen Seler, E., 11 348n 
self (I) (expressing reflexive action): 
-aggrandizement, 9ii 44; 
-analysis, see analysis S.v.; 
-assertion, see Adler, A. s.v. 
-assertiveness, 11 773; 
-awareness, 8 5] 6,523; 13 ] 20; 
-belittlement, 7 259; 
-born, 11 60 (see also Auto- 
genes); -brooding, 13 39; 
-collection, 11 60; 
-complacency, 3 2] ]; 
-conceit, 7 243n, 467; 
-confidence, 14 756; exagger- 
ated, 1 ]89, ]90,199,2]4; 7 22]-2/45]-2; 17 246; loss of, 11 ] 2; stifling of, 7 2351457; -conquest, 4 443, 444; heroic, 1369; 
-consciousness, 17 3 ] 8; 
-containment, 5 405; 
-control, 4 200; 10 79; and 
complex, 3 93, 52]; in hysteria, lack of, 1 ] 75; in malingering, 1 303; in schizophrenia, lack of, 3 ] 5]; 
-cremation, 124 ]6n, 469; 
-criticism, 3 456; 4 380, 590, 
774; 7 4], 262; 8 ]65; 9ii 46; 10 577-8, 674, 91I; 11 86; 17 ]]]; of doctor, 16 ]73,236-7, 239; lack of, 1 ] 73, 175, 219; 10843; 
-cure, neurosis as, 4 405, 574; 
-deception, 1 437, 439; 13 4, 
248; 
-defence, 3 487; 
-deification, 7 ]] 0; 
-depreciation, 7 467; 
-destruction, 13 105; 1636]; of 
Mercurius, 13 283; -determination, 6 33; 
-devouring dragon, see ANI- 
MALS: dragon S.v.; 

-education, see education s.v.; transformation; 
-esteem, exaggerated, 1 2] 2]3,2]8; 3 2]], 214, 276; -fertilization. 5447; 9ii 322-3; 12 209, 530; 13 105; 16419; -generation, 13 283; 
-glorification. of manic patient, 
1 2 ]4; 
-incubation, 12 441; 
-injury, 7 ] 94; 
-interest, 18 ] 355; 
-irony,33]3; 
-laceration, 7 ]] 0; 
-magnetization, 1 49; 
-mastery, 7 380; 
-observation, 8 ] 65; 
-possession, 11 958; 
-preservation: of analyst, 7 
461; instinct of, see instinct s. v. preservation; in schizophrenia, 4276n; 
-reliance, 11 292; 14 756; 
-reproduction, 5 496; of Mer- 
curius, 13 283; -restraint, 16 130; 
-torture, 1 353; 
-violation, 5 447 
self (2) (archetypal concept), 6 789-9] (Def.); 9i 396; 13 226, 372,433; 14 38n, 63, ]2gn, ]4], 276,670,700,756; 16400, 472n; 
TITLES: "Christ, a Symbol of the Self," 9ii 68-] 26; "Gnostic Symbols of the Self," 9ii 287346; "The Self," 9ii 43-67; "The Structure and Dynamics of the Self," 9ii 347-421; "The Undiscovered Self (Present and Future)," 10 488-588; alchemy and/alchemists' concept of, 9ii 4]]; 11 400; 16 219, 220 (see also sep. entry below self-knowledge ); 
alienation of, 6 499, 502-3; 7 267; 
androgynous, 9i 653; and anima, 14 ] 2gn; 

animal as symbol carrier of, 14 283; 
animus in place of, 13 342, 
346,458; 
Anthropos as, see Anthropos J.V. ; 
Antichrist and, 9ii 79; antinomial character of, 9ii 1]5, 257,355; 11 39gn; 1224 (see also below paradoxical); appearance of, in unconscious products, 9ii 297; 
appears in all shapes, 9ii 356; apprehension of, 13 330; 
as archetypal idea, 6 79] ; 
as archetypal symbols, 9ii ] 16, 26] ; 
as archetype, 5 497, 6 I I; 9i 306; 9ii 257; 18 I ]58; of order, 10 805; 18 1638, ]660; of unity, 1230; 
archetype(s) of, 5 576, 612; 8 599; 9ii ]23,261,422; 10622, 771; 1123],757; 1220,25,3]; 13 ] ]5; 14 103,776; 18 1567; arithmetical symbols of, 9ii 354, 358; 
assimilation of, by ego, see ego s.v. and self; 
as atman, see atman s.v.; attainment of, 9i ]94; attitude to, 12 247; better, 10 843; 
birth of, 9i 550; 13 336; 
body and psyche in, 14 717; borderline concept, 12 247, 452n; 
Brahman as, 6 330; 9ii 348; as centre, see centre; 
"chariot of Aristotle" as symbol of, 14 261; 
"chariot" in the sky as model of, 14 265n; 
chemical symbols of, 11 276; child as symbol of, 16378; Christ as, see Christ s. v.; 
. Christ-figure as, see Christ s. v. -figure; 
6°5 

circle as symbol of, see circle s.V.; city as synonym for, 18 269; 
as (oincidentia oppositorum, 5 576; 12 259; 14 129n, 176; collective nature of, 13287; 16 474 (see also below and unconscious, collective); 
as compensation of conflict, 7 404; 14 146; 
as complexio oppositorum, 6 790; 9ii 355, 423; 11 283, 716; 13 289; 
as conflict, 12 24, 259; 
and consciousness: coming to consciousness, 11 398, 714; cannot attain complete consciousness, 7 274; seeks consciousness, 18 ]630; 
cosmic, 12 ]37; 
cross as, 13 364; 
-culture, 7 327; 
deus absconditus as element of, 13 289; 
devaluation of, 12 9; -development, 13 220; differentiation of, 6 ] 83; Ding an sick, 12247; 
divine dynamism of, 13 372n; divine nature of, 14 ]76; -division, 7 18/430, 116; dragon as forerunner of, 14 296; 
dream-symbols and, 9ii 203n; Eastern and Western conceptions, 11 808-9; 
ego and, see ego s. v.; 
and ego-consciousness, 14 ]2gn; identification with, 9i 254; as eidos, 9ii 64; 
Elijah as, 18 1526; embodiments of, 14548; empirical, 6 789; 9ii 76; 11 39gn; 14 272, 283; enlightenment and the, 11884; entelechy of, 12 248; exists/does not exist, 11 39gn; experience of, 9ii 62-3; 16219, 22 ]; 

SELF (2) 

SELF (2) 

self (2) (cont.): 
Ezekiel's vision as symbol of, 14 269,271; 
as the father, 11 398, 400; .filius as, 13 177; 
.filius philosoplwrum as, 9ii 194; fish as, 9ii 219, 223; 
fixation of, in the mind, 9ii 
259; 
formulation of concept, 6 
183n; 
in four dimensions, 18 117, 119; 
four functions of, 5611; 
as garden with fountain, 12 155; 
geometrical symbols of, 9i 315; 
9ii 354, 358; 11 276; 
Gnostic symbols of, 9ii 287- 
346, 358,428; 
as goal of life, 7 404; 
= God, 11 959; 
a God-image, see God-image s.v. ; 
"God within us," 7 399; as hero, 5516; 9i 256; higher: 15 192; 
higher spiritual man as, 14 
548; 
Hindu definition of, 14271; -hood, coming to, 7 266; 17 
334; 
human figures as symbols of, 9i 
315; 9ii 354, 358; identification with, 13 331, 
332; 
-immersion,9i 710; 
immortal, 13 210; 
and immortality, 7303; incorruptible, 16 220; indefiniteness of, 12 20, 22; 
in Indian philosophy, 11 281, 
956; 
individuality of, 12 22; 
and individuality, 6 183n; 7 266, 404; apotheosis of, 9ii 115,116; 
and individuation, see indi- 
606 

viduation s.v.; 
instinct as origin of, 12 157; and integration, 12 105; 16 474; 
integration of, 9ii 312n; 11 
400; 12 296; 16 474; 
intuition of, 13 36; 
as intuitive concept, 14 12gn; Khidr as symbol of, see Khidr s.v. ; 
king as symbol of, 9ii 310; -knowledge, see sep. entry below; Krishna as, 13 339, 342; lapis/stone as, 9ii 194,257,264, 387, 426; 11 154; 12 155; 13 134, 289, 394; 14 32gn, 364, 524, 649, 716, 776; invisibilitatis, 12 247; 
latent, 12 105n; 
laurel as symbol of, 9i 582; -liberation, 11 770, 773, 779, 784, 792, 802, 841, 958; yoga of, 11 814; 
light and darkness in, 5 576; light of the, 13 301; 
loss of, 18 43; 
as lotus, 12 fig· 75; 
luminosity as, 8 396; 
mandala as, see mandala s.v.; 
in matriarchal society, 13 131; as mediating symbol, 10 779; "Mental Self," 11 808; Mercurius as, 13 284, 289, 296; as microcosm, 9i 550; 
mind and, 11 808-11; 
and monotheism, 9ii 427; Moses' experience of, 9i 253; 13428; 
mountain as symbol of, see mountain s.v.; 
as non-ego, 12 155; numinosityof, 5612; 14776; as object, 9i 315; 
objective and subjective, 16 
474; 
as objectivity of psyche, 12 32; 
one's own: becoming, 7 266; conffict with, 7 218/450; 

and opposites, 14 129n; 16 536; combination of, 10 640; differentiation of, 6 183&n; as union of, 6 790; 10 622, 779; 11 396; 12 22, 25,30,259; 16 474 (see also below union); 
as organizer of the personality, 10694; 
"other," 7 43; 
paradoxical, 9ii 257; 12 22; 14 4, 145; 16474 (see also above antinomial character of); 
and persona, 6 370; 7 248, 269, 512; 
and personality, see personality s.v.; 
as phallus, 9ii 357; phenomenology of, 12 22; 14 145, 329; 
plant symbols of, 9i 315; 9ii 356; 
as Pole, 12 265; prefiguration of, 14 217; prima materia of, 14 282; 
as process of growth, 13 304; a product of cognition, 9ii 124; projection of, 5 576; 16 454n; as psychic reality, 11 233; 
as quaternion of opposites, 9ii 115; 
quaternity of, see quaternity s.v.; 
reality of, 16 532; 
-realization, 7 218/450, 266-7, 291, 310; 9i 286; 9ii 123; 11 233; 12 279, 291, 330; 13 80, 332; 14 778; 16 219; 18 1567, 1573; and tree symbol, 13243; rebirth of, 14 548; -recollection, 11 400&n; 
-redemption, 12 252; 
-reflectIon, 7 (P4); 11401,617; 
reRection of, 11 230; -regulating systems, 13 18; 
-regulation, 7 92, 275, 303, 
311; unconscious, 7 257; 
as religious mythologem, 9ii 57; 
6°7 

-renunciation, 11 390; rooted in body, 13 242; roots of, 13 247; 
rotundum as symbol of, 10 621,805,808; 
roundness of, 12 15°,281; -sacrifice, 4 555; 5671,675; 7 72,306,437; 11 390,392,397, 400; 12 415; 13 331, 433; 17 339; fear of, 11 849; 
and selfish, 7 267; 
shadow of, 9ii 76; 10 640; 14 128n, 12gn; 
"smaller than small," 9i 289; 9ii 223, 257; 
as source of energy, 9ii 203n; as spirit, 12 327; 
as .\piritus rector, 9ii 257; spontaneous manifestations of, 16531; 
stone as, see above lapis/stone as; as stranger's hat, 12 255; 
sun as, 12 108; 
as superego, 11 396; 
as supraordinate quantity, 6 790; 7274; 9i 315; 9ii 1,264; -surrender, 11 390; 
surrender to, 14 704; 
as a symbol, 11 810; 16474; symbol(s) of, 5 569; 9i 291, 315; 9ii 411; 10 621, 806; 11 232, 278n; 1220,121, 323-31; 13296, 362n; 14 146,269,329, 716-17, 719, 776; 16474; circular, 14 523; in dreams, 11 808; and symbols of God/Deity, 10 644; 14 269; 18 1624; uniting, see below uniting; INSTANCES: see lists at 9i 315; 9ii 354, 356, 358; 11 276; and see individual subheadings above; synthesis of, 9i 278; 
table as symbol of, 16 378; 
as taskmaster, 16 531; theological aspect of, 18 1495; theriomorphic symbols of, 9i 315; 9ii 356; 
timeless, 16 378, 531; 

SELF-KNOWLEDGE - SENTIMENTAL POET 

SELF-KNOWLEDGE - SENTIMENTAL POET 

609 
	self (2) (cont.): 	28,218,223,275,381; 9ii 33, 
	as totality (of man), 5 460; 6 	250--6, 347; 10 321, 490--6, 
	790; 7274; 8430; 9i 248, 396, 	525-6, 565-81,674; 11 390, 794, 
	717; 9ii 426; 10621,693; 11 	1000--1; 14674-5; 1788, Ill; 18 
	140, 230, 419, 716, 755, 808; 	1356,1815, 1816; 
	12 137; 13 134, 173; 144, 63, 	TITLE: "Depth Psychology and 
	129n, 145, 181; 16 531; 18 	Self-Knowledge," 18 18°3-17; 
	1624; of psyche, 12 44, 247, 	and alchemy, 9ii 256; 11 411; 
	310; 14 133,498; of religious 	1339, 126&n, 301&n, 372; 14 
	figures, 122o; 	104, 283, 364, 657, 664, 707- 
	totality of, 9i 542; 11 232; 	19,736,739,741,760; 
	as total personality, 9ii 9; 11 	ethical consequences of, 14 
	414; 	778; 
	a transcendental postulate, 7 	increased, 9ii 39, 43; 
	405; 9ii 115, 124,264; 	meaning of, 10582-8; 
	transcends consciousness, 12 	projection of, 7 375; 
	247,3°5; 16474; 	and shadow, 9ii 14; 
	as treasure hard to attain, 12 	in therapist, 10 350 
	155, 21 I; 	Seligmann, C. G.: The Melanesians of 
	treeas,seetree(s)s.v.; 	British New Guinea, 8123n, 129n 
	true, 7 373; and false, 6 370; 	Sellin, E.: Introduction to the Old Tes- 
	unconscious, 7 218/45°, 247; 	tament, 14 592n, 625n 
14 144; collective/impersonal, "selves," multiplication of, 10634 9ii 261; 14 12gn, 372 (see also Sem/Shem, 5 4600; 12458; 14556 above collective nature of); and semel credimsse, 12 12 
conscious in, 7 274; 14 524; Semele, 9i 195 
hero as, 5 516; theriomorphism semen, 5 208n, 210; 11359; 144ln, 
	as visualization of, 9ii 224; 	42; 
	as union: of conscious and un- 	and soma, 5 2000, 246&n; 
	conscious,9ii 115,426; of good 	see also sperma 
and evil, 12 24-5; of opposites, Semenda Bird, see ANIMALS s. v. 
	see above opposites; 	phoenix 
	union with, 13 331; 	semiotic, vs. symbolic, 6 93&n, 788, 
	and uniting symbols, 8 396; 16 	814; 8 88, 148, 366 
	474; 	Semiramis, 5 34 
unity of, 16 532; broken into Semitic gods and paredroi, 5 294 
	plurality, 10633; 	Semon, R. w., 7 219; 
	use of term, 11 4000; 	engram theory, 6 748; 7 
	visualization of, 14763; 	159&n; 
	as wholeness, 5 46o, 576; 9i 	on mneme, 6 624; 
	278; 10 721, 779; 12 20, 150, 	The Mneme, 6 624n; 7 15gn 
330, 436n; 147°4,757; essence Sena/Senae, 13 218 
	of, 11 959; 	Senard, M.: Le Zomaque, 9ii 147n 
	wholeness of, 13 330; 	senarius, see NUMBERS s.v. six 
will subordinated to, 8 430; 9ii Senate, Roman, 3 525, 566 
	9; 	I 	Sendivogius, see ALCHEMICAL WRIT- 
	as world, 9i 46; 15 192 		ERS S. v. 
self-knowledge, 4 156, 525, 615; 7 Seneca,5 129; 
608 

41st letter to Lucilius, 5 103, 114n; 
on religious oneness with nature, 5 110; 
Ad Lucilium ePil,tolae morales, tr. R. M. Gummere, 5 103n 
senex/Senex: draw, 13 269n; Israel, 9i 576n; ithyphallicU.\, 13 278; Mercurius as, 13 269, 30 I; Saturn as, 14 298 
senile: dementia, see dementia ,LV.; deterioration, see deterioration s.v. 
Senior, Adolphus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S. v. 
Senior, Zadith, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. 
Senn, G., 13 (P251) Sennezem, 11 348n 
sensation, 6 792-6 (Def.), 951, 
953-4; 8 349, 669; 13 43; 
of body, see body s. v. ; extinction of, 18 873, 876; 
and extraverted attitude, 6 6°4-5; 
feeling-, see feeling s. v.; function of, see function(s) s. v.; and introverted attitude, 6 647-9; 
and object, 6 219; 
and thinking, 6 173, 187; type, see type(s) s.v.; 
use of word, 8 292 
sensationalism, in James's typology, 65°7,523 
sense(s): and cryptomnesic image, 1 
145; 
dulling of, 3 145; 
functions: and consciousness, 8 367; paralysis of, 1 21; hallucinations of the, see hallucination(s); 
hyperaesthetic unconscious activityof, 1 148; 
-impression: of Communion, 6 , 96-8; as psychic images, 8 680; strength of, and attention, 1 73; 

mind and, 8 742; 
organs: in hallucinations, ,lee hallucination(s); partial paralysis of, 1 114; 
-perceptions, see perception(s) s.v. ; 
retention of, in hysterical lethargy, 1 125; 
truth and, 8 683 
senseless answers, see answer(s) sensibility: disturbances of, 1 281; and genius, 1 174-5; 
and interpretation of intended tremors, 1 148; 
tests of, 1 255; 
unconscious, of hysterical patient, 1 I~~ 
sensitiveness, 4 384, 390--1, 395- 
400,411&n; 
congenital, 4 572; excessive/abnormal, 3 480; 4 396--8; 
inborn, 4 397; 
and inferiority, 7 85; intensification of, 18 102; symptom of disunion, 4 396 
sensualist type, see type(s) s.v. sensuality: in Indian art, 11 908; and spirituality, 17 336 sensuous instinct (Schiller), 6 152, 161, 165, 169-70 sensuousness/sensuous feeling, 6 145-6, 156, 165-6 
sensus naturae, in animals, 8 393; 13 148 
sentence: as reaction, 2 346, 51920, 522-3, 530--2, 539, 885; 
as stimulus, 2 1196, 1210, 1212 sententia communis, 11 457 sentiment, 8 292 
sentiment(s): d'automatisme, 3 170; de domination, 3 170; 
de perception incomplete, 3 171; d'incapacite, 3 170; d'incompletude,3 170, 172, 174, 2°7 
sentimental poet, see Schiller s. v, naIve and sentimental poetry 

SENTIMENTALITY - SEXUALITY 

SENTIMENTALITY - SEXUALITY 

610 
sentimentality, 5 667; 9ii 32; 15 183-5; 
and brutality, 5 668 separateness, in divine process, 11 29° 
separation, 7 320; 
in alchemy/.,eparatio, sa opus, alchemical, stages in s. v. ; 
of body and soul, 13287; from mother, 7 314; 
from world of thought, 13 
339 
Sepher/Sephiroth, see Sefiroth Sephora, wife of Moses, 9ii 328, 329; see also Zipporah 
Sepp. J. N.: Das Heidentum und dessen B edeutung fur dos Christentum, 
5515n 
"Septem tractatus (seu capitula) Hermetis Trismegisti aurei," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS' Ars chemica s.v. Hermes Trismegistus 
	septenarius/Septenary. see 	NUM- 
BERS: seven s. v. sepulchre: Holy, 5 536; red rock, 16495 Serapeum, 12456(5) 
seraphim, four, of Ezekiel, see 
Ezekiels.v. vision 
serenitas aerea, 13 261 
seriality, law of, 8 825-7 
series, law of, 8 824, 825n Seringapatam, 13 461n sermo/sermonism, in Abelard, 6 73, 
76, 94, 540 
"Sermo de transmutatione metallorum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. Morienus sermon, Protestant, 11 544 
Serna, Ramon de la, 6 (ppxivn, xv) serpentlserpens, see ANIMALS s.v. Serrano, M.: The Visits of the Queen of 
Sheba, J.'s foreword, 18 1769 servant of God, 9i 248 Servatius, St., 12/ig. 205 servator, 13 203; 
cosmi, 13 390; , 

Mercurius as, 13 283, 303; mundi, 10629 
Servius: In Vergilii Carmina commentarii, ed. G. Thilo and H. Hagen, 14305n 
servus fugitivus/fugitive slave, 12 84, 187; 13218,259; 14 188n; 16478 servus rubeus, see COLOURS: red and white s.v. red man/slave sesquitertian proportion, .lee NUMBERS: three s.v. and four 
Set, 5 3900; 9ii 129, 130, 188, 189, 203; 11 470, 641; 1397,362; 14 728; 
martyrdom of, 9ii 12911; 
and Osiris, 5 350-1, 356, 374; 9i 413; 10645; 
Typhon and, 9i 55911; 9ii 156, 187; 14 110, 246 
Seth, see Adam s.v. children of Setheus, 11 97; 12 138-9 Sethian(s):, 14 327; 
and alchemy, 9ii 292; 
and "spark of soul," 9ii 344; 14 
42 
seven/seventh, see NUMBERS s. v. 
seven sleepers, see NUM BERS: seven s. :I. 
sex(es) [gender]: counter-crossing 
of,16421; 
determination of, 9i 512; division by, 13 173; interinhabitation of, 9i 58; psychic change of, 7 337; as psychic modality, 8 248 
sexual: abstinence, 10 225; 
act, analogy of, 5 226; 10 638 (see also intercourse); 
activity, premature, 17 136, 146, 222; 
complex, see complex(es) s.v.; concretism, 18 1058; contents/processes, as analogies, 5 192; 
and contrasexual: demands, 7 297; element, 10 243-4; 14 225; tendencies, assimilation of, 5459; 

desires, repressed, 7 128; 
	development, 	infantile, 	of 
Goethe, 3 397; 
difficulties in marriage, 5 326; distu rbances/aberrations, 5 249; 
education, 17 74; energy, see energy .LV.; ethics, 18912; 
excesses, 1 193, 451, 460; excitement, 13 108; 17 22 I; factor, 7 43; 
fantasies, see fantasy( -ies) s. V.; function, .lee function(s) s.v.; goal, 17 (P4); ideaslreminiscences, in patient's psychoanalysis, 2 70724; 
images, creative aspect of, 5 180; 
instinct, see instinct s. v.; latency, 437lr-2; libido, see libido S.V.; 
life, denial of, 11 718, 728; misdemeanours, 18 926; morality,see moralitys.v.; mysteries, 18 1081; 
objects as first objects, 5652; obsession, transformation of, 5 562; 
perversion, see perversion(s); precocity in children, see child(ren) S.V.; problem/question, 7 17/427, 428, 429, 438; 8 105, 762; 10 213-14, 254; in America, see America S.V.; and separation from family bonds, 5 644; psychology, 749; 9i 61; restrictions, 10652; 
rites, 9i 311; 
symbols, see sep. entry below; terminology, 4 267-7°; 
theory, 13 467; Freud's, see Freud S.VV. sexual trauma . theory; sexuality, his concept of; of neurosis, see neurosis S.V.; of psychic substance, 9ii 313; 
611 

trauma and hysteria, see hysteria s.v. trauma; 
urge, 16 241; 
zone, and rhythmic activity, 5 206; 
see also erotic(ism) 
sexual: symbols/symbolism, 3 285- 
6, 291; 5 7, 297-8; 16340; Christ and, 9ii 314; 
in dreams, see dream symbols S.V.; 
Freud and, 4 63; interpretation of, 10 653; of the unconscious, 7 471 
sexualism, 8 51 
sexuality/sex [instinct/drive], 2 198, 612-14, 679, 682, 697-702; 3 413; 667; 757; 8 708; 9i 561; 10 555; 13 323; 
TITLE: "The Theory of Infantile Sexuality," 4 23lr-50; achievements as substitute for, 5 219; 
in A. Adler's theory, 688; aggressive, in woman, 10246; alchemists and, 16 533; 
and Amfortas, 6 372-3; Anglo-Saxon attitude to, 1666; as appetite, 5 187; 
attitude to, 6 373; 
balancing factor to, 17 156; biological conception of, 18 1039; 
Catholic Church and, see Church (Catholic) s.v.; 
as causative factor, 10 35; 
as compensation, 16 277; 
and complexes, 3 140; concept of, 4 234-6, 259, 342; deviation into, 5 220; 
in dreams, 2 198, 816, 845, 849-5°,857-62; 4548-51; and ego, 6 690; 
fantasies of, see fantasy(-ies) s.v.; 
fate of, and life's fate, 4 738n; and forms, 10637; 
Freud's concept, see Freud S.V.; 

SEXUALITY - SHADOW 

SEXUALITY - SHADOW 

612 
sexuality (oJIII.): 
in Gross's theory, 6 471-2; horse as symbol of, 5 421; 
and hysteria, formation of, 4 6-8,36; 
importance of, 4 779; 8 107; 10 5; 
individual evaluation of, 4 666; 
infantile, 4 780; 7 49, 67, 471; 15 104; 17 (PP4-5, 7); Freud and, see Freud .1.1'. infantile sexuality; and infantile fantasy, 4 227-8, 230, 232, 243; 17 (P4); and libido, 4 290-3; not perverse, 4 368; repressed, 11 77; 1547; 17 200; and spiritual functions, 17 (P 5); 
inflated idea of, 5 193; inhibition of, 5 226; 
as instinct, see instinct(s) s. v. ; intellect and, 13 343; 
and libido, see libido s. v. ; limp, 7 308; 
a nd love, see love s. v. ; 
mature and immature, 4 268; in men, 10216-17; 
and metaphor, 10637; monomorphic, 4 246; 
and morality, see morali ty s. v. ; and negativism, 3 428, 436; and neurosis, see neurosis s.v.; normal, 17 330; formation of, 4 293; 
and Nous, opposition, 13 344; and nutrition, 4 283, 687; 105; in older persons, 4 664; between parents and children, 47300; 
pathology of, 18 904; permutations of, 4 250; and piety, 5 332n; 
and pleasure, 4241; 
as plurality of drives, 4 244; polymorphous-perverse, see polymorphous-perverse sexuality; 
premature enlightenment on, 17 143; 

presexual phase/stage, 4 2636; 5 206; 
primitives and, see primitive(s) 5.1'. ; 
and psyche, 17 156; psychization of, 8 239; 
and psychoanalysis, see psychoanalysis s. v.; 
at puberty, eru ption of, 8 756; 10216; 
reduction to, 8 3811; 16 12; and relation to object, 6 24; 
in religions/religious CI-!ltS, 5 102; 10652,655; 17157; repression of, see repression s.v. ; 
sacrifice of, 5 299; 
and the spirit, 8 1°7; and spirituality, 14 634; study of, 10 188; 
and symbol-formation, 9ii 14 711; 
of symbols, 1634°; terminology of, 7 33; 
and thinking function, 17 (P 5), 
79; 
and three phases of life, 4 
263-6; 
and transference, 16 276-7; two components of, 4 248; Ufos and, 10631; 
and unconscious, 105; undervaluation of, 9ii 357; 
in women, 10216; as centre of psychic life, 3 140; and marriag-e, 10 255; 
young people and, 8 113; 10 210-17; 
see also bisexuality; erotic(ism) Sgarra, Chico, 9i 464 
Shaare Kedusha, 9ii 34on; 1438n Shabtai, 14 637 
shadow, 747; 9i 44,62,474,477-8, 560,634,7°5; 9ii 13-19,35,57, 63,4°2,410; 10 55gn, 560, 653; 11 131, 245, 277, 286, 725; 12 30-8, 43, 121, 297; 13 70, 293, 342; 14 125, 175,33°,332,602, 

646; 16 134, 145,254,399,47°; 18638, 1158, 1417; 
TITLES: "The Fight with the Shadow," 10 444-57; "The Shadow," 9ii 13-19; acceptance of, 9i 600; 11 528; alchemists on (umbra), 12 19211, 220/1 (see also below arcane substance; and see sun 5.1'. umbra solis); 
SI. Ambrose on (umbra), 11 313&n; 
of American, as Negro or Indian, 5 267; 
and anima, 51'1' anima 5.1'.; and animus, 51'1' animus 5.1'.; Antichrist as, 9ii 76; 
arcane substance as (umbra), 9ii 292n; 
as archetype, 5611; 7 152, 185; 9i 80, 86, 309; 9ii 13; 14 128&n; 
assimilation of, 9ii 16; 16452; 18 (P708), 1594; 
autonomy of, 9ii 15, 422; brother, 5 393; 
at Christ's birth (Gnostic), see Gnosticism s. v. Christ-figure; as Christ-symbol, 14 147; 
	of 	Christ/umbra 	Jesu, 	as 
shadow-figure, 9ii 167; Christianity and, 14 704; collective, 9i 469; 10 572; compensatory significance of, 14 148; 18 1410; 
conflict with, 7 42; confrontation with, 10 872, 885; 13 335; 14 5]4, 673, 7°0-8,74]; 18 ]830; consciousness and, see conSCIOusness s.V.; 
of contemporary man, 10 440; definition of, 7 103n; 
and demon, 7 154; destructive, 18 580; 
devil as, see devil s.v.; 
discovery of, 1044°; 
doubling of, 9ii ]85; 
613 

ego and, .\'1'1' ego ,Lt'.; 
encounter with, 9i 61, 48511; 12 37,4]; 
fascination of, 14 343; 
of "fatherly" angels, 9i 552; fear of, 9ii 62; 
fish as shadow of God, 9ii ]83; 
Freudian psychology and, see Freud 5.1'. and shadow; 
of Gilgamesh, 13425; 
in Gnosticism, Christ's, 51'1' Gnosticism S.II. Christ-figure; good qualities of, 9ii 423; Hitler as, 10454-5; identification with, 74]; ignorance of, in hysterics, 10 424; 
and imitation of Christ, 11 7] 7; 
individuation and, 11 292; inescapable, 10 362; infantile, 9i 396; 
and infantile-sexual fantasies, 5 654; 
as inferior/negative side of personality, 5 267; 7 78, 103n; 9ii 370,422; 107]41/; 11 292; integration of, 9i 48511; 9ii 42; 145]3; 16462; 18 1414; Irenaeus on (umbra), 9i 46911; and Iron Curtain, 1856]; jumping over one's own, 10 4]7,578; 
living one's own, 18 4]; loss of, 10 559; 1840; of Madonna, 9i ] 89; man and his, 13 296; 
man's, and woman, 10 236, 26] ; 
man without a, 8 409; Mephistopheles as, 10439; of Moses, 9i 244; 
in Moses quaternio, see quaternity s. v. Moses; 
a narrow door, 9i 45; need for, 7 400; 
negative feeling-value, 9ii 53; 

SHAH JEHAN - SIBYL 

SHAH JEHAN - SIBYL 

614 
615 
shadow (cont.): 
and neurosis, 11 132; 
and opposing will, 11 290; and opposites, 7 78; 
of Osiris, 5 566; 
our own, 18 562; 
portrait of introverted man, 6 271; 
possession by, 9i 222; 
prima materia as, 9ii 240; 12 425; 
projection of, 9i 513; 9ii 16; 10 418; 11 140; 12 36; 14 2°3, 513; 18367; 
psychological concept of, in alchemy, 14 148; 
quaternio, see quaternity s. v.; realization of, 8 409; recognition of, 8 426; 9i 485n; 10 579; 14 342, 705, 741; 16 452; 
as representative of chthonic world, 9ii 64; 
as repressed tendencies, 11 134; 
and self, see self s. v.; 
-side, 7 27/438, 225; 16234; 18 509; of Abelard's thought, 6 76; Freud and, see Freud s. v. ; in full control, 18 43; of patient's father, 7 248; of psyche, 7 27, 438; 
snake as, 9i 567; 9ii 3900; and soul, 8 665; 
spirit as, 9i 396; 
stepping on, 7 388; 8 665; 
of the sun, see sun s.v. umbra solis ; 
suppression of, 11 133; trickster and, 9i 485; 
in Trinity, 18 1617, 1683; umbra: Jesu, see above Christ; in lege, 9ii 167n; solis, see sun s.v. umbra (see also above alchemists on; St. Ambrose; arcane substance; Irenaeus); 
unconscious, 6 268; 9i 479; 9ii 370; 10544, 714n; 

and unconscious, personal, 5 267n, 393; 7 103n; 9i 513; 9ii 261; 12 38; 13 481; as personification of, 14 128, 12gn, 257; 
union with, 7 35; 13435; -world, 14 235n; 18 38; of young persons, 17 327 
Shah Jehan, 10990 Shakespeare, w., 10332; 
Julius Caesar, 5 429, 430, 431&n, 432, 433, (P461); Macbeth, 6 438 
Shakti, 54°5; 9i 312n, 631-2, 653, 677; 11113, 152,486; 12 125; 13 126, 223, 278; 14 235n, 534, 58o, 673; 15 195; 16 38o, 41o, 5°4, 562; 18 263 
Shaktideva, legend, 5 318n Shakyamuni, see under Buddha shaman(-ism/-istic), 9i 457; 10 22, 
977; 13 132,3°5; 14 2n, 34n; 18 578n, 1473; 
	amulets, 	5 	pIs. 	XXIIb, 
XXXVIIIb; 
anima, 13 399, 460; ayami/guardian spirit/familiar in, 13460, 462; dismemberment motif in, 11 346n, 410; as individuation process, 11 411, 448, 460; 
	heavenly 	bride/spouse, 	9i 
115n; 13399,457,460; heavenly journey of, 13 399, 
4°7; 
and mountain, 13 407; psychology of, 13 9in, 462; and spiritualism, 1021,101; tree of, 13 350, 399, 4°2, 4°7, 457, 460, 462,jig. 2; inverted, 13 462; 
world-tree of, 13 4°2, 404 Shamash, 11 173 
shame, 3 64; 451,58,60,61 shamming, energy required for, 1 
3°5 
Shankara, 10875 
Shankaracharya, 9i 398n 

shape: changing, 9i 457; 
sexual significance of, 10637; and spirit-fire, 13 54; 
of Ufos, see Ufo(s) 
shards, 9i 576&n; 11 595&n, 624 shark, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Sharpe, S.: Egyptian Mythology, 5 
4°in 
Shatapatha Brahmana, see Brah- 
manas 
shaving the head, 11 348 
Shaw, G. B.: in dream 1140; 12 176; Man and Superman, 4 658; 18 372&n; 
St. Joan, 11 58; 12 293 She, see under Haggard 
Sheba, Queen of, see Queen s. v. Sheed, F. ]., see Augustine: Confes- 
sIOns 
sheep, see ANIMALS s.v. sheikh, 4 85 
Shekinah, 9i 576n; 9ii 425; 11 727; 
14 18, 652; 16497n 
sheli (immortal body), 13 29 shell-shock,7 14n; 16 126; 17 176 Shem, see Sem 
Shemesh, 54600 
shen, see China/Chinese: soul, doctrine of s. v. 
Sheng Chi-t'u: The Life of Confucius, 12jigs. 259,260 
Sheol, 11 679 
Shepard, 0.: The Lore of the Unicorn, 12552n 
shepherd, 9ii 162; 
of Aries and Taurus, 12jig. 17; Christ as, 11 229, 691; 12 jig. 18; 
Ch ris tian alle gory 0 f, 12 7 2 ; good,9ii 162; 12 416n; 143°5; Hermes Kriophoros (lambbearer) as, 9ii 162; 14 305; Orpheus as, 9ii 162; 
as personification of guiding principles, 8 632; 
and snake, see Nietzsche: Zaraihustra s.v. vision 
"Shepherd, The," see Hermas 

shield, 5 604&n; -holders, 9i 644 
shining bodies, see body(-ies) .LV. ship, 12 138,jig. 97; 
of death, 5 368; 
in dreams, 12 132, 304-5; see also steamer 
Shiraz, 10 990 Shiur Koma, 14 592 
Shiva, 5 3°6, pI. XXIII; 9i 631-2, 653, 661, 677; 10 989; 11 113, 454; 12 125, 139n, I 69,fig. 75; 13 254n; 14 534, 622; 15 195; 18 263,413; 
Ishvara, 12 199; 
-Shakti concept, in Tantrism, 9i 631; 11 152,486; 13 278; 14 235n,580; 16380,410; 18263 
Shiva-bindu, 9i 631, 664, 668; 12 246 
shock, 7 9/418, 47,80, 187; 8499; emotional, 11 274; 
nervous, 4 206; English theory 
	of, 7 8~ 417; 	. 
neurOSIS, see neurosIs s.v.; see also trauma 
shoemaker of Alexandria, 11 953 shoes, movement of sewing, 3 358 shofar, 10 27, 28 Shri-Chakra-Sambhara Tantra, 11 
79in; 12 123&n Shri-Yantra, 12jig. 39 shroud, holy, 14 526n Shu, 9ii 322; 
air god, 13 360; 
four pillars of, 13 36o, 362 Shulamite/Sulamith, 9ii 329; 1444, 185, 268, 591, 592&n, 600, 60611,639,644-8; 16361; 
Adam and, 14 592, 598, 600 Shunamite, 18 1526 Shvetashvatara UPanishad, see Upanishads 
Siberian shamans, 13 462 sibyl(s), 14 300; Cumaean,5 119; 
Erythraean, 9ii 12711.; 14 277, 282, 285, 303 

SIBYLLINE ORACLES - SIREN 

SIBYLLINE ORACLES - SIREN 

h'M 
Sibylline Oracles, 12 45On; 14 277; Oracula Sibyllina, ed. J. Geffcken, 9ii 12711; 14 8011, 277n, 555n 
sickle, 11 720 sickness, 14493; 
rites, 11 287 
"sicut," in the Mass, 8 314 siddha.Ml, 14 46 
side, negative/other, see other side Sidgwick, Mrs. Henry, 13 6<m Sidik, 11 328n 
Sidpa Bardo, 11 831, 842-4, 846, 849 
sidpe-korlo, 12 123, fig. 40; see also wheel 
	Siebeck, 	H.: 	Gesehiehte 	der 
Psyehologie, 8 343n 
Siebmacher, see ALCHEMICAL COL- 
	LECTIONS: 	Mus. 	herm. 	s.v. 
"Aquarium sapientum" 
Siecke, E.: Beitriige zur genauen Kenntni~ der Mondgottheit bei den Grieehen, 14 1 74n ; 
"Der Gott Rudra im Rigvcda," 5 322n 
Siefert, E., 1 187,191; 
"Uber chronische Manie," 1 187n 
Siegfried legend, 5 42, 423; 10 397n; see also Wagner: Der Ring des Nibelungen 
Siemens, F., 1 348; 
	"Simulation 	von 	Seelen- 
storung," 1 348n Sievers, E., 10612; 
Flying Saucers iiber Siidafrika, 10 612n, 667n, 756 
"Sifra de Zeniutha," 14 643 
"Sifre de-Adam Kadmaa," 14 572n; see also sefiroth 
sight, second, 18 784 
Sigismund of Seon: Trithemius suiipsius vindex, 11 360n 
sign(s), 5 13; equinoctial, 5 295; of God, 13363; 
"in the heavens," 10610,616, 755; 

of the rose, 13 390; significance, 7 277-8; pathogenic, 7 9, 418; 
and symbol, see symbol(s) s.v. signa Thau, see tau 
signatures, doctrine of, 15 13 significance, equal, of parallel 
events, 8 915 Sihon, 12 543 Sikhs, 10 989 
Silberer, H., 4 478; 5302; 14792; 
169; 18 1061; 
"Phantasie und Mythos," 5 2, 253n; 
Problems of Mysticism and its Symbolism, 6 70 In; 7 (P83n), 360, 492n; 8 9on; 12 89&n, 332; 14 654&n; 16 533n; 18 1704n; Der Traum, 11 41n; 
"Uber die Symbolbildung," 5 659n: 8 505n; 18 106In; 
Der Zufall und die Koboldstreiehe des Unbewussten, 8 832n; 9ii 25In 
silence: and auditory hallucinations, 
1 99; prolonged, 3 356 Silenus(-i),5 536; 11 44n; 14 564; in Dionysian train, 4 106 
silver, 12 366n <P285), 426,.fig. 38; association-chain, see association-chain(s) S.V.; 
bowl, in dream, 12 299; condition in opus, 12 334 
Simeon ben Yochai, 14634 
simia Dei, see ANIMALS: ape s. v. of God 
	similarities, 	repressed 	thoughts 
and, 3 Ill; see also homoiusia simile, in dreams, 8 474 
similia similibus curantur, 18 5 similitude, divine, 8 936 
Simon, god-name, 5 460n Simon, L., 7 159n 
Simon of Cyrene, and carrying of 
cross, 5 460n 
Simon the Essene, 18 242, 243 Simon of Gitta, 14 164n 
Simon Magus, 5 65; 9ii 344; 12 453n; 13 173n, 408; 14 31, 42, 

165; 18242, 1280; 
fire-tree of, 13 408, 459n; 
and flaming sword, 11 359; Helen/Helen of Troy (Selene) and, 9i 372; 9ii 307n; 14 160, 161; as ani ma-figure, 9i 64; 10 75; 14 181n; 1636In; world-tree of, 13 320 
simple, the/simplicity, 12 165, 220, 371, 372n; 13 20, 187&11; 14 493n, 759; 
and complexity, 17 331C, 333; see also res simplex; soul s.v. simple 
simple-constellation type, see con- 
stellation s. v. 
simpleton, devil as, 9i 456 simplification, Puritan, 11 543 simulation, 18 885; 
TITLES: "A Medical Opinion on a Case of Simulated Insanity," 1 356-429; "On Simulated Insanity," 1 301-55; 
affects as source of, 1 423; and auto-hypnosis, 1 422; concept of, 1 352; 
confession of, 1 306, 391, 418-19; 
conscious, 1 419; 
"dans le caractere" (Paulhan), 6283; 
diagnosis of: difficulty in, 1 351, 356; in doubtful cases, 1 302-3,305-6; mistaken, 1353; earlier writers on, 1339,351; effect on mental state, 1 339; excellence of, 1 337, 419; half-conscious, 1 357; hysterical symptoms and, 1 305; 
passage from conscious to subconscious, 1 320; 
passage into insanity, 1 419; patient's explanation of, 1 329-30,390-3,418-19; physical examination, 1 327; unmasking of, 1 351 
simultaneity, 8 828, 840, 916; of two psychic states, 8 855 

Sin (Babylonian god), 11 173, 175 sin(s), 3 486, 489; 10 676; 11 698; 
1224, 192,475; 
Adam's, see Adam .I.V. fall/sin; capacity for, 5 673; 
Christ and, 595; 11 229; as expiation for, 11 698; 
confession of, 5 95, 97; 10 676; 
consciousness of, 5 105; 11 86; delusion of, 3 335-6; 
eating of tree of knowledge as, 7 243n (see also below original); 
forgiveness of, see forgiveness s.v. ; 
Gnostics and, 11 133; God cannot will, 11 248; Mary and, 11 625-6; 
and mental disease, 3 321; original, 4 729n; 6 33; 7 35; 8 426; 10571; 11 248, 252, 263, 619,625-6,691,746,758; 12 24,36,453; 13244; 1486,774; 16 186; 17 87; peemtum originale, 18 1551; 
"outside," 12 9; 
painting of, 5 pI. X; ofparents,12152; 
problem of, 7 285; 12 37; Protestantism and, 11 547; "register," 3 18on; 
remission of, 13 355; 
and repentance, 12 36; 
and repression, 16 124; 
"taking a sin," 17 137; unconscious sinners, 11 130; wages of, 13 276; 
Sinai, Mount, 12 298 
Singer, C.: Studies in the History and M ethod of Scieru:e, 11 62n 
singing, see song(s) 
"sinister" side, as unconscious, 12 
166, 2 1 1; see also left Sinn, 13 28 sinology(-ists), 13 I, 9 
Sioux, see under American Indians siren(s), 9i 53; 1261; 13 180&n; 
nine, 13 218 

SISTER - SOCIETY 

SISTER - SOCIETY 

618 
619 
sister, 1291,92,108; 
as anima, sl'f anima S.V1l. -image, sister as, and mothersister-wife; 
brother and, .11'1' brother; in dream, 12 151; 
imaginary twin, 17225,227; imago, 9ii-l 24; 
-wives, of Osiris, see Osiris s.v. 
Sisyphus, labour of, 18 1377 Sita, 53°6 
situation: experimental, 8 195; momentary, 11 973; psychic, and dreams, 8 536; total, 8863 
Situri-Sabitu, 14 75n 
six, .\W NUMBERS .LV. 
sixty-four, see NUMBERS s.v. 
size, of Ufos, see Ufo(s) s.v, skeleton(s): hallucinations of, 1 7, 
26; 
"in the cupboard," 8 208 
skin(s), 1387, 122; 
casting of, 5 569,- 580; formation of, 9i 572, 576; of head, 13 (P60); 
libidinal interest in, 4 291; stuffing of, 13 92 
skinning, 1387,93,95 
skirt, concealment under, 14 385 Skolts, Lappish (Finland), 18 1754 skuIVocciPut/cranium, 12fig, 135; 14 
731; 
and head, in dream, 12 1°7, 108; 
as vas/vessel, 9ii 377; 12 116, 376, 517n,fig, 75; 13 113; 14 732; 
worship of, 11 372 
sky: -god, 13 34ln; 
the human, 11 160; as mother, 54°8-9; 
as prima materia, 12 425; quintessence and, 11 160 
Sky-Father, 13 130 
Sky-Mother, Egyptian, 9i fig, 47, 7°2 
skyscraper(s), 10978; 

in dream association, 3 124-5 sky-woman, 9i 340-1, 351 
slang, American, 10955; 11 339 slaughter, mystical, 11 324-5; 12 
417 
slave(s): fugitive/~fTvU.\ fugitivus: 
lapis as, 14 188n; Mercurius as, 1284,187; 13218,259; 16478; red, see COLOURS: red and white s,v, red man/slave slavery/enslavement: and rebellion, 
10 500; in Roman empire, 5 104n, 335; 10249-5°; subjective/inward, 6 108; 10 
249 
slave's post, 9ii 12gn, 130 
Slavonic Book of Enoch, see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha/ete. s,v, Enoch slaying of alchemical authorities, 13 427; see also killing 
sleep, 3 137&n, 523-4; 5 5°1; 8 
957; 13 148n; 
consciousness in, 8 296; 11 53; disturbed/sleeplessness, 1 8, 2' 7; 3 181, 524; 8 566; dreams as preserving, 8485; ecstatic, 1 123; 
enchanted, 5 567&n; 
fantasy in, 16 125; 
in Homer's lliad, 5 363, 364n, 567n; 
of incubation, 13 139; longing for, 5 5°1, 503n, 553; magnetic, 18 702; 
onset of, and hallucinations, 1 43,100; 
partial, and suggestibility, 1 28; prodromal stage, 1 280; seldom dreamless, 8 580; "waking," 18 702; 
-walking, see somnambulism sleepers, seven, see NUMBERS: seven s,v, 
Sleeping Beauty, see fairytales, INSTANCES: German s,v, 
sleeping state, 3 579-80; 
following double hypnosis, 1 294; 

S, W.'s, 1 122 
sleeplessness, see sleep .1', v, disturbed Sleipnir, 5 423,fig, 28; 10384 slipping out (of fish/monster's 
belly), see Frobenius s,v, night sea Journey 
slips, see memory s,v,; tongue s.v. Sloane, w.: To Walk the Night, 9i 356 Slocum,j.j., and H, Cahoon:A Bib- 
liography of James Joyce, e.f. 15 163-2°3 
slogans, 10 490, 536 
"smaller than small:" motif, 9i 283; self as, see self s,v, 
smell(s): in alchemy, 14432; 
of Holy Ghost, 14 432, 658, 7°1; 
see aLw odour; olfactory hallucinations 
smiling, infective, 10 965 Smith, Car!ton, 10 (P245) 
Smith, E, M,: The Zodia, 9ii 14~, 
14gn 
Smith, George, 5 375 
Smith, Helene, see Flournoys,v, Smith, w., 2 116n, 451; 
Zur Frage der mittelbaren Assoziation, 245ln 
smoke, 12 394n, 398,fig, 142C; from the north, 9ii 158&n; sacrificial, 11 3°2; see also vapour 
smutty talk, 4 502; 10217; see also 
obscene stories; scurrility Smyrna, 11 701 
snail, see ANIMALS s,v, 
snake, see ANIMALS s,v, serpent Snell, L., "Ober Simulation von 
Geistesstorung," 1 346n snow, 13 263 
Snow White, see fairytales: INSTANCES: German s,v, 
Soal, S, G" 8 966; 
"Science and Telepathy," 8 966n; 
and F, Bateman: Modern Experiments in Telepathy, 8 833n 
Sobk, water-god, 5 14~, 148n 

social: behaviour in manic mood 
disorder, 1 ] 97-9; 
changes, and psychology, 8 594; 
democracy, 10 155; elevation, delirium of, 3 154; factors, 7 227; 
inadequacy, 1 219; 
instinct, 7 235/455; 
order, 7 242/463; and Trinity, 11 223; 
problems and projections, 11 140; 
relationships, attitude to, 16 241-2; 
security, 16502; 
sense, in animals and primi7 tives, 4 641; 
service, 10929; 
status, dissatisfaction with, 3 154 
socialism, 10 10 19; 11 688; 18 1320, 
1335 sociality, 7 240 
societies, secret, in America, 10 977 society, 7 (P5), 30, 201, 227, 228n, 
23°,234,237,254,278,3°5,311, 318, 429, 438, 462n, 518; abstract nature of, 105°4; and imitation, 7 242/463; 
and the individual, 5 102-4; 7 234-s/455, 240, 246; 16224-5, 248; 18 1103; 
matriarchal, 13 131; 
moral degeneration of, 7 240; natural organization of, 16 445; 
outside the individual, 7 231; patriarchal, 11 223; 
and persona, 7 246, 305, 518; and personality, as opposites, 12557; 
primitive, connection between rhythm and work in, 5 2 19; state and, 16 226; 
temptation to unconsciousness, 16 225; 
see also office; organization(s) 

SOCIETY - SOMMER 
SOCIETY - SOMMER 
fiery nature of, 14 218, 303; as gold, see gold s.v.; 
invictus, 5 133n, 289; 6395; 10 808; Pope as, 5 289; Solis invicti comes, 5 133n, 289; 
invisibilil, 8 390; 
iustitiae (alchemical), 14 12 In, 218; 
king, see king s.v. 
luminosity of (alchemical), 14 116; 
and Luna, see sep. entry below; and man, 14 126; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius S.V.; 
in Mithraism, see Mithras s.v. sun-god; 
mysticus/rising, 5 496; 
niger, see sun s.v. black; 
novus, see Christ s.v. sun; Philosophorum, 14 126; 
as Rex/king, see king s.v.; in the sea, 14 157n; 
as sponsus, 14 30; terrenus, 14 120; 
as transformative substance, in alchemy, 14 113, 120; 
see also sun 
Sol and Luna, 11 361; 12 305,fig. 38; 13 17 Inn, 186,fig. B4; 1430, 121, 123, 137, 143, 163, 170-2, 175,181,217-18,222,316,434, 506, 524, 532; 16 404, 421, 459; 
allegory of, 14 19, 22; 
animal counterparts of, 14 172, 175; 
as archetypes, 16 421; 
as brother and sister, 143; child of, 13 171n; 14524; Christ and Church as, 16 355; cohabitation of, 13 157; coniunctio of, see coniunctio/ conjunction S.V.; 
as consciousness and unconscious, 14 2on, 117, 121, 127, 172, 175, 181; 
death of, 14 21; 
as gold/silver, 13 157; 
hierosgamo.l of, 13 157; 
Luna as mother and wife of Sol, 14 154, 200, 219; 
as masculine/feminine, 14222; as opposites, 141,22,127,33°; 164°1,410,451; 
as projections, 14 129; union, 18 264; 
see also sun and moon so/afide, 11 294n; 18 1674 
solar: gods, see sun S.V.; mythology, see sun s.v. myth: 
phallus, see sep. entry below; pillar, 13 408n; 
point, 13 188 
solar phallus: hallucination/vision of, in schizophrenic, 5 151, 154, 223; 6 746n, 851n; 8317-18; 9i 1°5-7; 
in Mithraism, vision of, 5 149- 
54; 8 318; 9i 105; breath of spirit and, 5 486n 
solar plexus, 10986; 1354, 337,fig· A9; 16560 
soldiers, in dreams, 12 200, 211, 
274 
solicitude, 9i 158 solidarity, human, 9i 228 solidity, 13 350 
solificatio, 12 66, 68, 74, 83, 99, 1 ° I, 112; 13 95, 106; 14441, 519n, 606, 607, 608, 647 
solis invicti comes, see Sol s. v. invictus solitary confinement, 1 215; behaviour in, 1 324, 367; 
in darkness, 1 306; 
effect of, 1 283; 
hallucinations in, 1 367 
Sollier, P. A., 3 522, 548; 
Le Mecanisme des emotions, 3 522n 
Solomon, 12 443, 466n, 467; 13 167; 14 533, 535, 542; 16 484, 5°7; 
Wisdom of, see BIBLE: Apoc- 
. rypha/etc. s.v. 
Solomon ben Gabirol, 9ii 128 Solomon ben Isaac, see Rashi 
Society for Freudian Researches, Zurich, 18 793 
Society for Psychical Research, British, 10 468 
Society for Psychotherapy, see Psychotherapy, General Medical Society for 
Socrates, 5 242; 656, 233; 733; 9ii 
51; 10151,9°7; 11228; 14564; daemon of, 3308; 10843,853; 11 995; 173°0; 
and hallucinations, 6 240; maieutics/method of, 4 519; 7 26/437 
"Socrates," see association-chain(s) s.v. 
Socrates, pseudo-, 12 336n; 13 103; 
1437; 
other versions of name; F eritis/Flritis/Frictes/Sci tes, 12 336n; 14 245n 
Socrates Scholasticus: The Ecclesiastical History, 14 3 In 
S6derberg, H.: La Religion des Cathares, 9ii 228n 
S6derblom, N.: Das Werden des Gottesglaubens, 7 108n; 8 1 ° In, 125 
Sodom, 9ii 108; 
and Gomorrah, 11 653 soil, as feminine, 5 306 Soissons, synod of (1092),658 Sokolowski, E., 3 141; 
"Hysterie und hysterisches Irresein," 3 14 In 
Sol, 12 99, 336, fig· 133; 13 190; TITLE: "Sol," 14 110-33; ambivalence of, 14 113; 
as anima, 14 168; 
centralis, 14 I 10; 
and Christ, 12497; 14 25, 121; as Sol Novus, 13 290; 
as consciousness, see consciousnesss.v.; 
death of (alchemical), 14 168, 169; 
dissolution, 14 8on, 157n; eteiusumbra, 12 220n , fig. 81; 14 129 (see also sun s.v. umbra); 
620 
"Solomon, Odes of" (Gnosti< hymns), 11 313&11; 
Thl' Odl'.1 of Solomon, ed. J. H. Bernard, 11 31311 
Solothurn, 13 129 
solstice(s), 10375; 12 172,3°1-2 
	.\IIlutio/solvent(s), 	alchemical, .11'1' 
opus, alchemical, stages in .I.V. solution: of dream, sl'e dream(s)s.v.; saline, 13 170 
soma/awf.La, 5659; 9i 572; 
drink, 5 198, 246, 247, 450n, 526, 636n; 13412&11; 
-fire-sun parallel, 5246--7,315; in God, 9ii 400; 
psychization of, 9ii 400; 
as seminal fluid, 5 200&n, 246n 
Somadeva Bhatta, 5 318n 
Somali, 9i 250 
somata and asomata, 13 137 somatic: disturbances, 13 464; 
man, 11 133; sphere, 13 328 
Sommer, R., 2 9, 564, 73o&n, 864, 
1035, 1041&n, 1079, 1181; 3 2; on associations of catatonics, 3 9&n-11; 
blocking, and visual functions, 33, 16,54, 177; 
and General Medical Society for Psychotherapy, President of, 10 1014n, 1066; stereotypies, 3 41; 
WORKS: 
Familienforschung und Vererbungslehre, 4 695n; Lehrbuch der psychopathologischen Untersuchungsmethoden, 2 (P271); 3 gn; 
"Zur Lehre von der 'Hemmung' geistiger Vorgiinge," 3 2n; 
"Zur Messung der motorischen Begleiterscheinungen psychischer Zustiinde," 2 I041n, (PP490, 580); 
and R. Furstenau, "Die elek- 
621 

SOMNAMBULISM - SOPHIA 

SOMNAMBULISM - SOPHIA 

Sommer, R. (cont.): 
trischen Vorgange an der menschlichen Haut," 2 
(PP491,580) 
somnambulism(-ist), 3 58n, 157, 171,176,298,313,555; 4 581; 7 199 (PI23); 8295; 13 3In, 37; 16 231; 18702,705,757,797,884; 
TITLE: "A Case of Somnambulism in a Girl with Poor Inheritance," 1 36-71; automatisms in, 1 42; 
course of, 1 134; 
cryptomnesic reproduction of object, 1 143; 
dissociation of personality in, 1 117; 
ego, see ego s.v.; 
and hallucinations, 1 26, 33, 98; 3 161; 
hypnotic, 1 122&n, 256; hysterical/in hysteria, 1 5, 272; intentional, 5 253; 
	intuitive knowledge of, 	1 
147&n; 
nature of attacks, 1 121-31; pallor in, 139,45-6,50-3, 125; semi-, 1 44, 58-9, 77-9, 114; spontaneous, 1 5, 110; suggestibility of, 1 148; 
see also Jung: CASES: vol. I, S. W. somnambulistic state(s), 1 39-44; 8 
809; 1348; behaviour in, 1 40; induced, 1 124; 
second state, 1 107-1 1; and change in character, 1 107-20, 135-6; with and without amnesic split, 1 1 11 ; 
see also personality, second "somnia a deo missa," see dreams s.v. sent by God 
son(s): of chaos, 12 119; 
as consciousness, 5 393; 
and crown of victory, 16496; of darkness, 12 41; 
devil as God's, see devil s.v. God; 

eldest, 17214; 
existence of, 13 76; father and, see father S.v.; -gods, 5 392; 
of the Golden Head, 13 95; 
of Great World, 12390; 13 127 (see alsofilius macrocosmi); 
as husband substitute, 17 328; kings', see king 5. v. ; 
-lover: Adonis, 5 5300; Attis, 5 595,659; Iasion, and Demeter, 5 528n; of mother-goddess, 5 
466; 
mother and, see mother and 
son; 
mother-complex of, see complex s.v. mother-; 
of one day, see filius unius diei; only begotten, 13 20gn; 
of philosophers, see filius philosophorum; 
ruler over earth, 16 495; sacrifice of, see sacrifice s.v.; -ship: duality of, see devil s.V. God; Ebionites s.v. Christ and Satan; 
	-ship: 	threefold/third, 	see 
Basilides s.V.; 
"of the sun," 9i 84; 
as symbol for God, 9ii 304; as symbol of self, 9i 315; of Tiamat, 12 29; 
upper and lower, 12 26; of the Virgin, 16517; see also filius 
Son, The, 9ii 290-1; 1340; 14 122; divine, archetype of, 14744; Father and, 9ii 301; 13 149; of M'acrocosm, see filius macrocosml; 
of Man, see sep. entry below "so-ness," 8 871 
Son of God/filius Dei, 11 126, 197, 272, 486; 12 139, 144, 415; 13 137n, 196; 1463gn; 
and Adam, 12456(7), 457; and Antimimos, 12456 (9, 10), 460; 

"becoming all," 12 456(4, 7), 459; 
Christ/Jesus Christ as, see Christ, Son of God; 
denarius as, 16 525; 
eternal begetting of, 11 204n; as fourth, in fiery furnace, 12 449; 
as God-man, see God-man s.v. Christ; 
and Holy Ghost, 11 205, 235; imprisonment in matter, 12 420; pneuma as, 12 410; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v.; 
Monogenes (Gnostic) as, 12 139; 
as priest, 12 456; 
red colour of, 12 319; redeemer, 9i 74; 11 202-3; serpent as, 9ii 291&n, 293; 
in Trinity: as intermediary, 18 1552; as transitory phenomenon, 11 272; 
two, Christ and devil as, see devil s.V. God; Ebionites s.v. Christ and Satan; 
world of, 11 203, 259; 
in Zosimos, 12 456 
Son of Man, 11 210,671,699; 12 420, 468; 13 127, 279; 14 18n, 466,487; 
Apocalyptic, 11 720; 14 633, 634, 638, 644; 
archetypal antecedents of, 11 419; 14 146; 
cabalistic, 14 633n; 
Christ as, 10 529, 751; 11 400, 414, 690; 12 412; 13 77; 14 491; 
Enoch as, 11 681, 684, 686, 690; vision of, 11 678-9; Ezekiel as, 11 667, 677, 686, 690; 
filius as, see filius .microcosmi; Gnostic conception of, 9ii 318, 34°; 
as jot/iota/tittle, 14 38; 

pictures of, 9ii 305; quaternity of, 11 690; 
and righteousness, 11 682; and self, idea of, 12 314; 
as aspect of Yahweh, 11 684 song(s)/singing, 2 273, 323, 611, (P252), 616; 3 109, 112-17; 
and feeling-toned thought, 1 168 
Songe de Poliphile, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Colonna s.v. Beroalde de Verville 
Song of God, see Bhagavad GWi Song of Hiawatha, see Longfellow "Song of the Moth," see Miller, 
Miss F. 
The Song of Ti,htriya/Tir Yasht (Persia), 5 395, 439n; 635In soothsaying, 18 703 
Sophe, the Egyptian, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Zosimos 5. v. 
Sophia/Wisdom, 5 515n, 615; 9i 33, 156,193; 11358,486; 12529; 13 234, 377; 14 5100; 15 211; 16 361,515,518; 
-Achamoth, see Gnostic(s)(ism) s.v. Sophia; 
anamnesis of, 11617,671.742, 744,748; 
as anima, 16518-19; Cabalistic (Shekinah), 11 727; Chochma and, 11 610; 
Christ and, 9ii 118n; 12 487; 13455-6; 
cosmic, 11 714; 
as dove, 9ii 307; earth/Terra/virgin soil, 11 727; 14574; 
as feminine pneuma, 11 609, 
613,619,646; 
Fountain of, 9i 336; 
Gnostic, see Gnosticism; 
and God, co-existence. oneness with, 11 609, 617, 619. 620,727,748; 
Holy Ghost as, 8 336; 9i 131; 11 126, 175n, 24°,612,646; 12 192; 14 574; 

622 

623 

SOPHISM - SOUL 

SOPHISM - SOUL 

624 
Sophia (cont.): 
Isis as, 14 14: 
Jerusalem/city as, 11 612, 711, 
727: 14574: 
and Lilith, 11 619: 
and Logos, 11 193, 240, 610: and Mary, 8 336; 11 625, 628, 646,714,743: 14744: 181552; as "master-workman," 11 609, 
617,624,628,634; 
Maya character of, 11 613; 
as mother, 11 714,721.739, 742; 134°6; 14574; Prounikos/Prunicus, 9ii 99, 307n; 14 576; 
and Ruach, 11 611, 619: -Sapientia, 9i 93: 14576: as self, 16 518: 
as Shekinah, 11 727; 
as sun-woman, 11 710-11, 721; and Yahweh, hierosgamos of, see hierosgamos s.v. Yahweh 
Sophism, 6 49: 13381,444 Sophocles: on Chronos, 8 394; dream of Herakles' vessel, 18 250; 
Philoctetes, 545on; 
SopJwclis Fabulae, ed. A. C. Pearson,18 250n 
Sophonias/Zephaniah, Apocalypse of, see BIBLE: Apocrypha/ete. s.v. 
Sorbonne, 18 106 
sorcerer(-ess), 646; 7 154; 12 276: 13 154; 18360; see also magician: magus 
sorcery, 13 154, 156; 17204; 18784 Sorin, 164700 
Sorokin, P. A., 18 146In sarar mystica, 13 96; 14 161; 
and adept, 9i 53n; 14 181; 16 421-2,437, 538n; 
and artifex, 12 figs. 132, 140, 215, 237, 269; 
of hierophant/philosopher, 9i 
372 
Sosnosky, Th. von: Die rote Dreifal- 
tigkeit: jakobiner und Bolscheviken, 11 252n 

, So-to-shu College, 11 879 
soul(s), 4 753: 5 268, 344, 500. 634n: 6318; 7 108; 8663: 9i 56; 9ii 219; 10 136; 11 19; 12 19, 126, 243; 1393, 182n, 198; 1493, 198,673; 1645,225: 1781, 170; 
TITLES: "Crime and the Soul," 18 800-21; "Psychoanalysis and the Cure of Souls," 11 539-52; "The Soul and Death," 8796-815; 
and aer/air, see aer s.v.; 
in alchemy, see sep. entry below; ancestral, 7 233n; 9i 224: 13 128 (see also Australian aborigines s.v. alchera); androgyny of, 14 527: 
as angel, 16517; 
and anima O.'s term), see anima s.v. ; 
animal, spinning woman as, 9ii 2on; 
animal soul in man, see animal(s) s.v.; 
animals as, see ANIMALS: birds: fish s.v. eyes of; peacock; 
of animals, see animal(s) s.v.; and archetype of wise old man, 9i 74; 
ascent of, 16 475-82; and descent of, 5487n; 13 114n, 137: 14 289; 16 475, 493 (see also below descent); 
-atoms, see Australian aboriginals s.v.; 
belief in, 8 577-9, 586; 
as bird/-bird, 5 315n, 368n, 547; 8 845; recall of, 8 586; "twittering," 8 845n; 9ii 327; blood and, see blood s.v.; 
and body, see bodys.v.; breath-, 1357,262; 
and breath-body, 14748; 
as bride of Christ, 9ii 72; bush-, see primitive(s) s.v. soul; and centre (Plotinus), 9ii 342-3; 
children's, among Australian 

aborigines, 13 128: 
in Chinese philosophy, see China/Chinese: 
Christian idea of, 9i 1 19, 229: and Christianity, 12 12-13: 16 223; 
as circle, 9ii 342; 10 622: 11 124n; 
collective, 7 456&n; 13 287n: and collective function, 18 11°4; 
-complex, 7 295, 298; autonomous, 7 302-3; 8 587; feminine quality of, 7 295, 297-8,3°1,3°3; 
concept of, 7 295, 371; 10 84-5; 16 212; philosophical, 7 3°2: primitive, 8 665; religious, 73°2,371; as substance, 8 649; conglomerate, self as, 9i 634; corticaVmedullary, 8 368; creative power of, libido as, 5 176: 
crucifixion of, 7 36; 
cure of, see cure of souls; daily need of, 18627: 
dark night of, 4 762; 8 431; 9i 563n: 16 479; 
dark part of, 8 361: 13 184; crocodile as symbol of, 13 105n; 
of dead, see dead s. v. : definition(s) of, 6 797-8°7; 8 662-4; 9i 391&n; 12 9&n; as aiolos, 8 663; 
descent of, planetary, 14 299, 3°9; 
desiccation of, 5 553; 
	devaluation of, see 	below 
Western; 
duality of, 13 150, 263; 
earth-, and anima telluris, 8935; ego and, 7 303; 8 586-7; Egyptian, see ba; 
etymologies of, 8663-4; existence of, after death, see below immortality of; 
feminine, 10 79; 
625 

feminine element in, 1357: 14 282: and masculine, 13fig. A6 (see alw above -complex): 
and fire-substance, 5 149n; -flower, 9i 596. 604; 
-force/-stuff, 10 21; 
God and, see God: 
grain and wine as. 11 385: as guide, 12ftg. 19: 
	and 	Heimarmene, 	release 
from, 5 644: 12 457; "herd," 746211; 
Hermes and, 9ii 325: 12409", fig· 139: 
hero and, 5 259: 
hymn to, Gnostic, 9i 37-8; -images, see sep. entry below; immortality of, 8 577, 662, 669; 16 223: 18 741, 761; as dogma, 12 1 i;' personal, 73°2; "inspired," 7 113; 
intellect and, 13 7, 286; 
lack of, 12 74; 
language of, 18 671 ; 
Leibniz on, 8 937: 
as ligamentum sPiritus et carparis, 9ii 118; 
lonely, 18632; 
loss of, 7 239; 11 688; 1348; 18 93, 440, 442, 633 (see also primitive(s) s. v. soul); as danger in opus, 14 144n; 
of mankind, 10 136; masters/rulers of, 13 244; materialization of, 13316; 
and matter, 9ii 307n; 13 700; as microcosm, 10 635; Mistress, 5459; 6320; 7 374; moon and, 5 487&n,fig. 31; 14 155&n, 167: 
~nd moth~r-imago, 5 406&n; 
-murder, 5 459n: "mutilated," of devil, 9ii 85; "My Lady Soul" (Spitteler), 9ii 25; 13460; 
and name, 5 274; 
"of the nation," 10 907; "nations of the," 10 175; 

SOUL IN ALCHEMY - SOUTH 

SOUL IN ALCHEMY - SOUTH 

soul (umt.): 
as "nothing but," 13 75; Paracelsan concepts of, 13 150, 17ln, 175,201-2,210,222; 14 41; 
paradoxical, 18 1553; 
part-, 7 104, 141,274; 18741; "passage of" (animal' transitus), 
14578; 
"perils of," 11 23; 16 124, 412 (see also primitive(s) s.v. soul); personification of, 3 32 I; of unconscious, see unconscious 
s.v. ; 
Pindar on, 11 373; 
plurality of, se!' primitive(s) s.v. soul; 
pneuma and, 5 659; 12 40gn; fiery, 12 37cm; second Eve as, 9ii 321; 
primitive(s) and, see pnm1tive(s) s. v. ; 
problem of, 18 1293; 
in projection, 6 279; 7 297; 9i 116; child's, on parents, 1797; in matter, 14 93, 147; of unconscious, 9ii 2 19; 
Prometheus and, 6 277-8 I, 284, 28g-92, 296-7, 303, 306; psychology and, 8 343, 356-8, 649; 12 g-IO, 15; 13286; 
and psycho-neuroses, 11 491; raising of (Manichean), 12 469&n; 
realities of, 5 615; 
reasoning, 13 30In; 
recall of, 8 586; 
redemption of, 12415; religion not a substitute, 12 293,296; 
religious function of, 12 14; salvation of, 5 634n; 11 539; and shadow, see shadow; 
of the sick, 13 132; 
skin as, 13 95; 
-sparks/atoms, of Australian aborigines, 8 278n; 9i 116 (see also scintilla; spinther); 
626 

as sphere, 9ii 212; 10621,635; 11 124n; 12 109; 16 405n; 
and spirit, .11'1' sep. entry below; spiritual development of, 18 1553; 
and spiritual world-system, 8 
677; 
square (Pythagorean), 11 6In, 124,246; 12 439n; 16405n; -stones, 13 129, 132; 
as substance, 8 649; 
suffering of, 13 455; 162o; and sun, wanderings of, 5 14ln,487n; 
supratemporality of, 11 837, 845, 855; 
symbol/symbolism, 5 344; 10 622; 16405n; 
Tertullian on: (anima) "naturaliter ChristianaJreligiosa," 4 739; 6 19,28; 11 771; 12 14n, 24; 15 195; 17 310; testimony of, 6 18; 11 556-7; transformation and, 9i 238n; 14321,493; 
transmigration of, see metempsychosis; 
tree-, 13247,420; "twittering," 8 845n; 9ii 327; "two," in Goethe, 3 105; 
and the unconscious, see unconSCIOUS s. v. ; 
unity of, 14761; 
universal,5 295n (see also worldsoul); 
vision of, rising from sarcophagus, 18 1708; 
wandering, see primitive(s) s. v. soul; 
Western ideas of, 11 835; devaluation of, in West, 12 9, 10, 126; and Eastern, corn pared, 11 768; 129; 
and wind, 5 484n, 659; winged, 12fig· 139; woman and, 13 60; 
of the world, 13 166; world-, see world-soul; 

	worship of, 6 386; and of 	(see also above lapis); 
	women (Goethe/Hermas/Spit- 	as redeemer, 14 4111; 
	teler), 6 375-81 	redemption of divine-, 12 
	soul(s) in alchemy, 13 103, 110, 	413-14,420; 14353,354; 
	I 13- 14, 126, 176n; 16 454, 468, 	retort/spherical vessel as, 13 
	494-524; 	245; 
	"accrescent," 14374,426; 	return of, 16487,5°3; 
	as active principle of prima 	rooted in aether, 13 412n; 
	materia, 13 157; 	salt as, 14 321; 
	aerial, see aer/air; 	simple/simplicity of, 12 372, 
	afHiction of, 14 674, 687; 12 	427, 517n; 13 117n; 
	386; and nigredo, 14446,741; 	-substance, 7 151; 12 109; 13 
	16479; 	433; 
	and arcane substance, 13 260; 	as vas/vessel, 13 I 14; 
	spiritual martyrdom of, 13 	as vinculum, 16454,475,5°4; 
	442; 	world soul, see world souls.v. in 
	and body, 12 397-400; 	alchemy 
	in "chains" / "fetters" / im- 	soul and spirit, 9i 391; 13 700, 260, 
	prisoned, 9ii 307n, 3200; lU 	276,fig. B6; 14663; 
	633; 11 152n; 12 409n; 14 	animation through, 14673; 
	168n, 321, 353; 	and body, see body S.v. soul/ 
	concept of, 14 748; 	body/spirit; 
	dew as symbol of, 13 114; 	as opposites, 143,35,41; 
	extraction of, 13 9S, 44 In, 442; 	as spiracle/spiraculum, 14670; 
	through moon, 14 155; 	union of, 14 707 
	fountain of, 14 191; 	soul-images, 6 281, 380-2, 387; 
	freeing of, 14297, 48an, 673, 	andanima(J.'sterm),seeanima; 
	674, 700, 730; 		and animus, see animus s.v.; 
	as homunculus, 16481; 		birds as, 531S; 
	im prisoned, see 	above 	in 	definition, 6 808-1 I; 12 gn; 
	"chains;" 			flame/light as, 5 149&n; 
	as intermediate nature, 13261 	and mother-imago, 54°6; 
	(see also anima media natura); 	Pandora as, 63°4-6; 
	and lapis/stone, extraction 	woman and, 7 297, 314 
	from, 13 89; 14372; 	sound, 8 608, 680; 
	as lapis pretiosissimus, 144 In (see 	associations/reactions, see asso- 
	also below philosophers' stone); 	ciation(s) s.v.; 
	liberation of, 12 306; 	creation of, 5 65; 
	Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v. 	-frequencies, 8 367; 
	anima; 	light and, see light s.v.; 
	as mid-point of heart, 1441; 	as oscillations, 18 12; 
	moist, of prima materia, 13 	-shift, centrifugal/centripetal, 2 
	103n, 114&n; 	8S-9; 
	as "monster"/"worm" (Bohme), 	see also clang 
	1221S; 	source of life, 1292, lOS, 112, IS7, 
	in opus, 12 396,399-4°0; 	IS9, 171, 174; 13 3So 
philosophers' stone and, 9i South, T., 14 18w; 16 SoS 
	238n; 111S3; 1389, 283n, 381 	south: the queen of, see queen s.v.; 
627 

SOUTH AFRICA - SPHERE 

SOUTH AFRICA - SPHERE 

628 
629 
south (cont.): 
wind, 12473,480; wisdom of, 12465 
South Africa, see Africa, myths in .I.V. 
South America: {{ana, term used in, 17 204n; 
Indians, see American Indians s.v. 
southern races, physique of, 8 
780 
Southwark, Bishop of, 18642,644, 
646,648,650,652,660,664,67°, 675, 689 
space, 8 962; 
multidimensionality of, 8 961; psychic in origin, 8 840; 
spatial principle, contrary, 13 
37; 
staring into, 3 3; synchronicity in, 8 855; 
and time, see separate entry below space-ships/travel, 10600,61 1, 614, 616, 624, 699, 796; see also Ufos space and time, 12 135,312,321, 
327; 
an illusion, 18 684; 
as limiting [actors, 18 753; 
and psychic totality, 18 1572; quaternity, 9ii 395-8, 405; relativity/relativization of, in psyche/unconscious, 8 440&n, 814, 836, 840, 912, 978, 996; 10527, 655, 849; 11 40m; 12 175,247; 1441m; 16254; 18 684, 761, 1133, 1138, 1222, 1574; 
and the unconscious, 18 747, 
754 
space-time: barrier, 8 813-14; 
continuum, 8 60on, 912, 948, 962-3; 9ii 45, 409n; and unconscious psyche, 18 1133; relationships, 8 257 
spagyridSpagyric, 13 148, 17m, 187,222n; 
derivation, 14685n; foetus, see foetus s.v. 

Spain, 8 973; 10 238, 9°8, 975; 11 513; 18 251, 256, 268, 1287, 1335; 
Civil War in, 10 396; 
Franco regime, 18 1339&n Spamer, A.: ed., Texte aus der deutschen Mystik des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts, 9i 268n; 11 882n spark(s): in alchemy, 8 388-9; 12 
352 
from corner-stone/imago Christi, 
12451,475n; 
divine, 11 152; 13 197; 
of light, 12 138, 139; 147°0; patient's vision of, 1 100; soul-, see scintilla; soul s.v.; spinther, see spinther; 
vision of, 1 100 
spasmogenic zones, 4 245 spasms, of muscles, 1 352 spastic paralysis, 7 4-7, 413-16 spatial principle, 13 37 
"Speak, Lord," symbolism of, 5 256-7, (P458); see also prayer 
spear: and Grail, 6 371-3; 
-head, 10 760-1; expresses direction, 9i 705; 
and hole in the ground, 5 213; 883; 
Odin's (Gungnir), 8 9600; 
and penetration, 10 638, 761; piercing with/wound, 5 399, 574n, 67m; 12417 
specialism/-istl-ization, 13 I, 2; growth of, 10 1 59 
species: development of, 8 368; repeated in individual, see individual s. v. species; 
differentiation of, 8 673; 
ideal type, 7 504; 
instinct for preservation of, 7 38; 17331; 
maintenance of, 17328,329; origin of, 8 652n 
species, the, 12 491, 498 spectres, verbal, 13 54 
spectrum (metaphorical), 8 384, 414 

speculatio, 13207,215 
speculation, 3 423-4; 8 659, 749, 752; 
transcendental, 8 829 "Speculativae Philosophiae," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Dorn 
SPeculum humanae salvationis: MS Paris: BN. Cod. Lat. 511, 12 fig. 67; 
Paris: BN. Cod. Lat. 512, 12 
fig· 172; 
Vatican Bib\. Vat. Cod. Pa\. Lat. 413, 12figs. 105, 107; Augsburg, 148o, 5fig. 8; 12fig. 212 
"Speculum veritatis," Vatican, Bib\. 
Vat. Cod. Vat. Lat. 7286, 12figs. 80, 150; 13 1 Ion 
speech, 6 340; 
area, effect of partial hypnosis, 187; 
association with mouth and fire, 5 229-31, 233; 6338n; automatic, 1 126, 129; 
centre, 3 323; focal lesion of, 1 186; 
changes in, 3 303; 
colloquial, see below figures of; confusion, 3 36-7; development, 17 94; disintegration of, 3 185n, 364; distortions of, 3 180, 554; disturbance, 7 7/416; 17 133 (see also aphasia); 
English, 10 997-8; 
figures of/colloquial, 8 627; 10 286; 13 48; primordial, 5 5°1; function of, 5 15; 
im pediment, 17 2 13 (see also stammer); 
impulses, overflow into motor area, 186; 
Indian, 10997, 999; inhibition of, 4 736; 
and language of nature, 5 500; lapses of, see tongue s. v. slips of; motility, 2 176; 

muscles, in somnambulism, 1 126; 
obscuration in, 3 218; peculiarities of, 10 965; phenomena, 2 28; 
pressure of, 1 216 (see also talkativeness); 
primitive encumbrances, 18 586; 
training, 17 214; unintelligible, in somnambulistic state, 1 48; 
see also fire; linguistic speed, of Ufos, see Ufo(s) s.v. Speiser, Andreas, 8 964; 
Ober die Freiheit, 8 91gn, 964n Speiser, E. A., 5 293n, 375n spelaeum, see cave s.V. spellbinding names, 13 438 
spells, 9i 47; 10701; 13 154; 1525; apotropaic, 11 222; 
magic, 11 984, 999; 13 9 Spence, L.: The Gods of Mexico, 13 
1 °7n, fig· 8 
Spencer, H., 3 182; 5 19on; 8 267 Spencer, Waiter Baldwin, and F. J. 
Gillen: The Northern Tribes ofCentral Australia, 6 46&n, 43 m, 4900; 8 800, 92n, Ilgn, 12on; 9i 1100, 2200; 13 128n; 16438n 
Spencer Brown, G., 18 1181; 
"De la Recherche psychique consideree comme un test de la theorie des probabilites," 8 
'914n; 
"Statistical Significance in Psychical Research," 18 1 18 m Spengler, 0., 10 922 
Sperling, H., see under Zohar sperma, 5 481; 
mundi, 9i 58on; 13 173; see also semen 
sperm of philosophers, 12 484 Speyr, Professor von, 18 1080n sPhaericum opus, 12 433 
sphere(s), 8 401; 9i 278, 315, 532, 538-4°, 543, 545, 549, 553-4, 559, 564; 11 92, 276; 12 (P285); 

SPHINGIDAE - SPIRIT (1) 

SPHINGIDAE - SPIRIT (1) 

63° 
sphere(s) (cont.): 
13 40; 16 535; 
anima mundi as, 12 10911, 116; black, 9i 558, (P315); 
in dreams, 10 683; 12 198-9; 315n; 
Empedoclean CTcf>a;;po<;, 12 
112n, 433; 
heavenly, 9i 679; 
as ideal of completeness, 11 246; 
movement of, 13 99; Original Man as, 12 10911; in Pistis Sophia, 9ii 148n; 
seven, 12315; planetary, 1266, 410; 
somatic, 13 328; soul as, see soul s. v. ; 
vas/vessel as, 12 116, 16?n, 338&n; 
of water / aquasphere, 12 433&n; 
winged, 12jig. 209; world-soul as, 12 433; 
see also globe; rotundum; "round" motif 
sphingidae, see ANIMALS: moth(s) s.v. Sphinx/sphinx: apparition of, 5 
261, (P458); 
as fear animal, 5 264, 265; genealogy of, 5 265; 
masculine and feminine, 5 266; Oedipus and, 5 261, 264; 10 713, 714; 
pleasure emblem, 5 26In; • riddle of, 9i 486; 10 714; as symbol, 5 265, 272, 536; 
as Terrible Mother, 5 261, 264; of Thebes, 5 266 
spider, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Spiegel, F.: Erllnische Altertumskunde, 5 24on, 306n, 367n, 426n, 58In, 636n, 662n, 664n, 668n; Grammatik der Parsisprache, 5 
664n 
Spiegel, H. W., 2 135?n Spiegelberg, W, 14352; 
"Der Fisch als Symbol der 

Seele," 9ii 187n; 
"Der Cott BaIt in dem Trinitatsamulett des Britischen Museums," 14 352n 
Spielmeyer, W, 4 25; 
untitled note in Zentralblatt fur Nervenheilkunde und Psychiatrie, 425n 
Spielrein, S., 4478; 
on archaic definitions of words in paranoia, 5200,201; 
on death instinct, 5 504n; 
as J.'s patient, see Jung: CASES vo\. 4 case (1); 
on symbols, 3 390; 5 201; CASE: of schizophrenic woman: and arrow wounds from God, 5 445n, 54?n; 
and boring associated with fire and procreation, 5217,43911; and communion wine/water, 5 58In,634n; 
on the cross, 5 46on; 
and dismemberment motif, 5 354n; 
on flesh-eating horses, 5 427n; and God's ray, 5 638; 
and snake, 545911, 677; WORKS: 
"Die Destruktion als Ursache des Werdens," 7 33n; 
"Uber den psychologischen Inhalt eines Falles von Schizophrenie," 3 39on; 5 20on, 67?n; 858911; 1178In; 13 9 In 
Spier, J.: The Hands of Children, J.'s foreword, 18 1818-21 
Spiess, K. von: Marksteine der Volkskunst, 5 pI. VIII 
spinal cord: negativism and, 3 27; and reflex arc, 8 607; sarcoma of, see sarcoma; 
snake as personification of, 9i 282,667; 9ii 291, 369 
Spinning Woman, 9ii 20&n Spinoza, B., 6 770; 8 276; 9i 385, 390; 1027, 199; 

vision of, 1 lOon; Ethics, 8 276n 
sPinther / CT1Jw8.qp (Gnostic), 9ii 344&n; 12 138-9, 41on, 472; 14 42&n; see also scintilla 
sPiraculum (spiracle), 14 670 
spiral, 9i 648,jig. 4; 
of inner development, in dreams, 1234, 242, 246, 325; rotation, 13 349 
spiration, 11 235&n; see also Holy Ghost s.v. 
spirit (1) (immaterial part of man; alchemists' conception; as archetypal concept ete.), 7 369; 9i 35; 13 6, 45, 51, (PP60-1, 64), 148n, 186n, 370; 14727; 16486; 17 207, 315; 18750; 
TITLES: "The Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairytales," 9i 384-455; The Spirit in Man, Art, and Literature, 15; "Spirit and Life," 8 601-48; 
in aether, see aether s.v.; air and, see aer/air; 
alchemical conception of, 9i 386; 9ii 141; 11 160; 12 351, 456; 13 103, 136, 137&n, 163, 430; 14251, 252,328, 742; ambivalent/antithetical nature of, 9i 433; 13 288; 14 170, 728; and anima, 5 678; 
animus and, 9i 439; 9ii 33; 
in arcane substance/prima materia, 12 376, 394, 425,444, 447,jigs. 129,229,232; archetype, 15 (pv); 
and archetype, 5 337, 641; 8 405-6, 420; 9i 413, 682; 9ii 141; 18 1475; ambivalence of, 13288; 
as ash of Hermes, 14 247; 
as attitude, see attitude s.V.; 
as autonomous affect, 8 628; autonomous reality of, 5 338; 8 379, 585&n, 587, 628, 643, 660; 9i 396; 
birds as symbols of, 5 538; 14 
631 

247-8; 
black, 13 439; 
blood a synonym of, see blood s.v. synonym; 
body and, see body s. v. ; as boy, 9i 396; 
breath as, 5334; 10 146; breath of, 9i 35; 12 (P 285),fig. 115; 
and Christianity, see Christian/ etc. s. v.; 
of Christianity, early, see Christian/ete. s.v. early; 
chthonic, 13 154; 14 736; unconscious as, 14 742; coagulation of, 14 734; 
"cold breath of," 9i 387; collective, 10945; 
colour blue as, see COLOURS: blue s.V.; 
as complexes of the collective unconscious, 8 597; 
corporeal, 14 293; 
creative, 12 398; 
"crime of," 144 In, 4911; danger of, 10917; 
darkness of, 11 232; 15 141; diabolical, 13 174; 
Dionysus as, see Dionysus s.v.; divine, 11 160; 1340; 
double nature of, 9i 567n; doubling of, 11 197n; 
dove as symbol of, 5492; 9i 93; in dreams, 9i 396; 
East and, 8 682; 13 72; 
and ego-consciousness, 8 6435; 
eternal (Bohme), 12 214; etymological derivation, 8 628; existence of, 18 748; 
expulsion of, 14247; extraction of, 11 160; 13 185, 222n; 
eyes of, see eye(s) s.v. mind/ spirit; 
fiery, 12562; 13 (P63); 14251 (see also sPiritus igneus); 
fire, see fire s. v. ; 

SPIRIT (2) 

SPIRIT (2) 

633 
spirit (I) (cant.): 
Freud and, 15 72; 
ghostly (Paracelsus), 13 174; gold and, 14 353-5, 736; 
of gravity, 12 79; 
hallmarks, 9i 393; 
happiness in, 18 1346; 
as higher consciousness, 8643; human, 8 359; 13 224n; 
as ideas, 8 596, 597; 
iliastric, see Paracelsus: ARCANA s. v. Iliaster; 
as images, 8 628; 
imprisoned: in darkness of the world, 12 557; in matter, see below; 
impure, 14 589; 
innate, life-giving, 13 148&n, 176n; 
and instinct(s), see instinct s.v.; intellect and, 9i 32; 12 178; and invisibility, 5 29In; 
in lapis/stone, 1239°,512; and soul and body, 14525,773 (see also stone, alchemical s.v. "that hath a spirit"); 
liberation of psyche from, 14 
775; 
life and/of life, 8 645-8; 13 263; 14 232, 270, 734n; 
as ligamentum animal' et corporis, 9i 386; 
light of, 14742; 
Lilith as "mistress" of, 14 589; living, 9i 40; 11 538; being and, 8 62 I; and culturecreating, 17 159; 
Lord of, 13 294; 
male, 14 536n, 736; 
in/of man, 9i 386n; 13 59, 17In; 
in Mass, ritual of, 11 317, 319; material and spiritual, 13 175; and matter, 8 420,748; 9i 195, 197, 385, 392; 12 4°5-13; 13 261, 263; descent into, 12 436; immateriality of, 9i 197, 392; imprisoned in, 11 150; 12 376, 
632 

4°4,512; rotunda, 10766; split between, 18 1658; 
meaning of term, 8 IO:l. (P300), 602-4, 620-9; 9i 385-8 (see also Geist); 
Mer-curius as, see Mercurius 5.V. ; 
of metals/metal-, 11 347; 13 119,121,392; 
metaphysics and, see metaphysics s.v.; 
and mind, 8 102, (P300), 621; ministering, 13 132,219; natural, 7 290; 13 229; 14427; and nature, see nature s. v. ; o~jective, 9i 386; 13 248, 286; and subjective, 9i 392; 
ocean as "spirit of world," 9ii 219; 
Paracelsus on, see Paracelsus s.v. ; 
paradox of, 8427; parental, 7 294, 296; passion of, 5 615; 
as personal being, 8 643; 
and Physis, descent into, 11 161; freed from, 12fig. 178; pneuma as, 9i 95; 11 160; poor in, 13 250; 
postulation of, 8 661; 
primacy of, 14672; 
in prima materia, see prima materia s.v.; 
primordial experience of, 11 535; 
as projection of the unconscious, 9ii 219; 
as psychic phenomenon, 7 293; 8251; 18746; 
of quicksilver, see quicksilver s.v. ; 
of quintessence, 11 160; 12 165; "fifth essence," 13 166; rebirth through, 4 783; symbolism of, 5 334-5; 
red, 13 103; 
redeeming, 10 629; 
religio and, 11 8; 

Renaissance, see Renaissance 
s.V. ; 
salt as, 14246,251,324,326, 328, 336; sal spirituale, 14 241; of Saturn, see Saturn s.v.; scientific, 12 168; 13 12 I; 
self as, 12 327; 
as "senex et iuvenis," 9i 80; sexuality and, 8 107; 
shin, see China/Chinese s.v. soul; and soul,see souls.v.; and body, see bodys.v. soul/body/spirit; "spellbound," motif of, 13246; spermatic, 5492, pI. VIII; 
as spiracle, 14670; 
as spiritual life, 9i 572; of stars, 13 224n; 
of stone, see stone, alchemical s.v. ; 
subjective, 9i 392; -substance, 12 406; "subtle," 7 368; sufferings of, 13 7; 
sulphur of the king as, 14752; superiority of, 8 643; supracelestial, 13 263; of waters, 13 102; 
symbols as expression of, 8 643-4; 9i 50; 
symbols of, see above birds; breath/wind; dove; salt; below unicorn; water; 
"teachings of the," 8 599; theriomorphic symbolism of, in fairytales, 9i 41 g--35; traditional, 1293; father as, 12 59, 83, 92, 159; 
transformation into, 14 714; 
as transforming substance, 12 3In; 
and tree, 13 247-9; 
of truth, 13 166; Mercurius as, 13263; 
is unconscious, 9ii 219; unicorn as symbol of, 5492; and union of sexes, 14 106; victory of, over senses, 13 453; as volatile body, 13 76n; 

water and, 9i 40; 11 354-5; 13 10 1-3; as death and rebirth, 13 136; descent into, 11 161; water as, 10629; 13 103; water as materiality of, 9i 566n; of the waters, 13 102-4; 
and wind, 5 334; 7 219; 10 146; -world, 7 293, 322; world-spirit, 9ii 2 19; 12 51 2; 13261 
spirit(s) (2) (incorporeal being(s), not connected with material body): 
TITLE: "The Psychological Foundations of Belief in Spirits," 8 570-600; 
ancestor-(ral), see ancestor(s) s.v. ; 
belief in, 8 210, 570-600; mental illness and, 8 576; as reaction against materialism, 8 571-2; and in souls, 8 577-9, 586; sources of, 8 579; 
in bottle, see Grimm brothers 
s.v. ; 
in caseofS. W. (jung's patient), 1 41-5°, 59-60, 99; language of, 1 59; types of, 1 126; communicating with, 18 697; communications of, and unconscious psyche, 18748; 
of the dead, 1 77; 8 335, 629; 9i 388; as personified unconscious content, 18 751; psychogenesis of, 8 598; 
as devil, 14 252; 
devil as aerial spirit, 12fig· 36;. earth/Earth-, 12 444; 13 105n, 392; 14 251; hermaphroditic, 12 447; 
evil,5 551, 552; 8 629; 9i 394, 446-8, 689; 10 843; 13 244-9, 288; exorcizing of, 9i 47; and mental illness, 3321,528; possession by, 3 528; 8 576, 627; reality of, 13 249; 
familiar, see familiar; 
God as, see God s. v. ; 

SPIRIT OF THE AGE - SPLIT 

SPIRIT OF THE AGE - SPLIT 

~o • 
635 
spirit(s) (2) (cant.): 
of God: four (Bohme). 9i 535. 588; seven, 9i 535n; 9ii 16711; 12468; 
guardian. seefamiliarlparedros; "guiding." 8 629; 
of heaven/heavenly. 13 215. 256; 
Holy. see Holy Ghost; Land of. 5 552; 
	medicine-man's 	communion 
with. 7 154n; 
not always dangerous. 8 596; planetary. 13 273. 275,fig. B5 (see also Mercurius s.v. planetary); 
primitives and. see primitive(s) s.v. ; 
projection and. 8 585; 
and "telluric powers." see Keyserling. Count Hermann; valley-, 9i 40 
spirit of the age/Zeitgei5t, 6 29; 8 653, 655. 657; 9i 386; 10 545. 584; 13 150; 14 454, 740, 743, 754; 1622; 
Keyserling as mouthpiece of. 
10945 
"Spirit in the Bottle, The," see 
Grimm brothers s. v. 
Spirit and Nature, see Eranos Yearbooks, Papers from spiritism, 18 (P293n) 
spiritual: in alchemy, see sep. entry 
below: 
attitude. see attitude s.v.; being. 13 77; 
and biological, see biology s.v.; development, 7 172; 13 70. 294; 
functions, and infantile sexuality, 17 (P5); 
and material truth. 13 302; parent, Church as. 7 172; and physical, 13 76n; 
power. 1346; in hallucinations, 1 106; 
symbols, 1381; understanding, 13429 

spiritual, in alchemy: blood. as 
symbol, 13 103n; fire, 13 187n; 
Iliaster, see Paracelsus: ARCANA s.v.; 
man, see man s.v.; 
trends of alchemy, 13 180n Spiritual Dilciplines, see Eranos Yearbooks. Papers from 
Spiritual Exerciles, see Ignatius Loyola 
spiritualism/spiritualist(-ic).6 279; 8 341. 628; 9i 457; 10 169. 172. 176, 977; 11 845, 857; 14765; 18 153,725,734,74°.746, 1473; 
TITLES: "On Spiritualistic Phenomena," 18 697-740; "Psychology and Spiritualism," 18 746-56; American. 18 715. 750; 
and automatic writing. 7 312; as a collective phenomenon, 8 
599; 
compensating significance of. 
18750; 
dual nature of, 18 697; 
and materialism, see materialism s.v.; 
and mediums, see below; physical phenomena in. 18737, 739,761; 
(primitive) projection in, 10 
137; 18756; 
and primitive spirits, 7 293; rappings, 8 602; 
and religious belief. 18697; and the unconscious: collective. contents of, 8 599; complex, 8 602; personal. 8 599; 
see also occultism; parapsychology; table-turning· 
spiritualist mediums, 1 45, 48, 54, 58.82.85, 94; 3174; 5 (P462); 11 857; 18 699, 715. 722, 724, 732-4. 738• 747; 
communications of, 10 137; "controls" of, 5 276, (P460); 13 58, 60; 18 746; Imperator group, 13 600; 

Cook, Florence, 1 63; hysterical symptoms among. 18 725; 
ionization investigations of, 18 
1498; 
Miss S. W. as, 1 36. 45-8. 54-60•81-5.94; 
phenomena of, 8 600; 10788; 
1349; 
Schneider brothers, 18 1326; see also Davenport brothers; Home; shaman; White, Betty 
spirituality, 10 934; 11 5 I; 13 69, 
154. 229.454; 
albedo (alchemical) as. 13 263; of Christ. 13 127,455; Eastern. 11 773; and the West. 11 778; 
Indian. 11 933; 14520; 
and sensuality. as opposites, 17 
336 
spiritualization, 4 406; 
alchemical. 11 352; of body, 14 763, 764, 773; 
Christian· principle of, 11 43. 286; permanent, 14672; 
in Mass. ritual of, 11 307. 310, 317,319-20,338 
spiritus, 9i 387; 9ii 246, 292; 13 260; 
18359; 
aquae, 13 173; 
et carparil ligamentum, 9ii 118; and carpus; duality, 9i 555; creatar, 12 398; 
familiam, 14 707 (see also familiar); 
humidus et aereus, lapis as, 13 13~; 
igneus, 12 473 (see also spirit (I) s. v. fiery); 
loci, collective national attitude. 10972; 
mercurialil, see Mercurius s. v. ; metallarum, see metals s.v. spirits of; 
mundi, 8931; 12512; 
niger, Saturn as, 11 350; phantasticus/creative fancy. 6 174; 

rector (guiding). 3 507; 5 543; 6 85; 9ii 257; 10556; 
Sanetus, see Holy Ghost s.v.; vegetativus, 9i 386; 13 2 87n; 14 322 (see also Mercurius s.v. spirit); 
veritatil (of truth). 11 354; vitae (of life). 12 172. 518.fig. 109; 13 160. 168n, 17 In. 175 
Spitteler. C .• 6 375. 426n. 448; 7 311; 13209; 15 151; 
as introverted type, 6 288; WORKS: 
Imago, 3355; 5 62n; 75°7; 9i 145; 9ii 424n; 
"My Lady Soul," 9ii 25; 13 460; 
Olympian S piing, 6 325, 8 I I; 7 507; 14 424; 15 142. 147; Prometheus and EPimetheus, 5 362n; 6 275-326, 434-7, 448-60. 706; 7 82n, 507; 9i 145; 12 103. 160; 13460&n; 15 154; divine, wonderchild/Messias, in. 6 311, 435. 442, 454. 458, 459; and rejected jewel as philosopher's stone. 12 103, 160,514; and religious problem, 6 324; and worship of soul, 6 3758 I; see also extraverted type s.v. Epimetheus; introverted type s.v. Prometheus; Pandora 
spittle. 10 146; 13 128; 
magical effect of, 5 458; 18552 "Splendor solis," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Aureum vellus s.v. Trismosin 
splinter psyches, complexes as, 8 203-4 
split/splitting: 
TITLE: "Healing the Split." 18 578-607; 
between conscious and unconcious, 9ii 390n; 13 2g8; 
of consciousness, see consciousnesss.v. ; 
the earth, 5 43gn. 480, 638; 

SPOILING - STAR(S) 

SPOILING - STAR(S) 

hOh 
6~7 
split/splitting (cont.): 
in European mind, 11 863, 864,867; 
of fish/monster, 9ii 183-5; of individual, 10653; 
between knowledge and faith, 13 238; 
metaphysical, 13291; 
"of the mind," 7 233 (see also schizophrenia); 
-mindedness, masculine, 14 332; 
-mindedness, of our age, 10 622; 
motif, 543971; 9ii 185n; 
of Original Man, 9ii 320; personality, see personality s.v.; of psyche, 8 252-3, 255; 10 286; 13 291, 293 (see also dissociation); 
of world, 10 544, 653 
spoiling of children, see child(ren) s.v. 
Spon, J.: Voyage d'Italie, de Dalmatie, de Grece et du Levant, 1452n spondilo, 9ii 2 13 
sponge, 13 3800, 382; 14 157&n, 159; 
loathsome, 13 380 
sponsa: in Cabala, 14 18, 19; Church as, see Christ s.v. Church, as bride of; 
Mary as, see Mary s.v. Assumption, as heavenly bride; Sapientia as, 12 478; 
in Song of Songs, 11612; 
and sponsus, relationship, 12 15,jig. 103; 16475; 
see also bride; spouse 
sponsus: in Cabala, 14 18, 19; Christ as, see Christ s.v. bridegroom; 
in Song of Songs, 11 612 spontaneity, 7 292 
spontaneous utterances, significance of child's, 17 16 
sport, 10 195; 
in America, 10 100, 977; dangerous, 3 105 

spouse: heavenly, of shaman, see shaman s.v. heavenly bride; see also bride; sponsa 
sprightliness, 9i 386 
spring(s) of water, 5 624n; 9i 312n as allegory of God, 16 409; Castalian, at'Delphi, 5 577; from hoof-marks, footprints etc., 5 638; 
and Mithras cult, 5 319; 18 259; 
as mother archetype/symbol, 5 319; 9i 156; 
nymph of, 5 319; 
salty, 13 375 
spring-point (astrology), 9i 7; 9ii 149&n; 10589 
spring-time, 13 192, 193n, 299, 
306,310,3800,414; eternal, 13 193n; exaltation of, 13 226; god of, 18 1083 
spring zodion, see zodion sprinkling with water, ritual, 4 330 sprite(s): fire, 9i 705; 
water-, 9i 311 sputniks, 10615 
square, 9i 315,426,646; 9ii 418; 16 
402,435; 
in alchemy, 11 276; 
Chinese earth-, 12 169, Ig2; as yoni, 12 192; circumambulation of, 11 109; 12 13971, 164, 167, 186, 227, 231,272; 
city, 111Og, 726; 12fig. 31; 
in dreams, 11109,128; 12 164, 183-4,212,227,272, 28g, 2go (see also "House of the Gathering"); 
earth as, 10767; 11 136; garden, 11 109; 12figs. 26,84; goddess symbolized by, 11 136; "inch," 13 37; 
in mandalas, 9i 647-8; 12400, 123, 166, 169,fig. 62; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
in nature, 8 945; 

and oblongs/rectangles, 11 128; 12320; 
rotating, 11 109; 12 2g0; rotundum and, 12 166n; soul, see soul s.v.; 
temenos, 12 170; 
temple, 12 166; 
totality as, 6 790; 10 767; 
and triangle, 13 272; 12 165; see also quadrangle; quaternity 
squaring of circle, see circle s. v. squinting, 17213 
Squires, H. C., 10 1069 squirrel, see ANIMALS S.V. 
stability, inner, and social existence, 
16 110 stabilization, 9ii 382 
"stab in the back," 10426 stable, 5 579; 
Augean, 5 57971; birth in, 5 57971 
Stade, B.: Biblische Theologie des Alten Testaments, 9i 602n 
Stadelmann, H., 3 14 In; 
	Geisteskrankheit 	und 	Natur- 
wissenschaft, 3 135n Stadtmiiller, H., ed., Anthologia 
Graeca EPigrammatum, 14 gin Staehelin, F., 14 6?n 
stag, see ANIMALS s.v. deer stage fright, 1 307 
stages: of alchemical work, see opus, alchemical, stages in; 
of mystical ascent, three, 14 644 
stagnation, spiritual, 11 497 Stahl, G. E., 9ii 394&n 
stairs/steps, dream symbol, 4 539- 
41,545; 1264-5, 78-80, 234 stairway, 1266; 14578 
Stalin, J. V., 10517; 18 1327 stammer(-ing/-er(s)), 3 341, 344, 
347,349; 533; 10965; 17 13n stamping, 5370,480-1,538 standards, ethical, 16 489 standpoint(s): conscious, of patient, 
17 186; 
pathological and realistic, 8 623-4 

slandstill, see stasis 
Stans, Diet of, 11 474&n 
Stapleton, H. E., see under AL CHEMICAL WRITERS: Senior 
star(s), 5 235; 7 232, 252, 398; 13 148, 160, 173, 224n, 228n, 271 285, 299, 300; 14 171, 218; H 402; 
of America,9i 6800; 10 790; and astrology, 8 325; 
over Bethlehem, 18 1328; 
"in the body," see Paracelsus s. v. ARCANA: astrum; and see below in man; 
compulsion of, see compulsion S.V.; 
constellation(s), see constellation(s) 
crown of, 13 106,273; "dance" of, 11418; 13 273n; of David, 10771; 18 1617; day-, see ANIMALS s.v. fish; dog-, 5 354; 
in dreams, 7 250/467; 8396; 11 109; eight-rayed, 11 90; 12 274-5, 286; rotating, 12 133, 274; shooting, 12227,229; -dwellers, in case of S. W., 1 59; evening, 13 299; 
falling, 5 487; 
five-pointed golden, 16 380; in Mithraic liturgy, 5 135, 143, 145, 147n; symbolism of, 9i 680; 
-jelly(Nostocs), 13 1900; 
male seeds of (in elements), 13 186; 
in man (astrum), 8 390; 13 149, 163, 168, 188 (see also Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA: astrum); 
in mandala(s)/paintings, 9i 646, 655, 680, 683, 706; 11 136; 13figs. A3, A4, 13; 
and Messiah, 9ii 179-80; moon and, 13 300; morning/stella matutina/Lucifer, 5 60, 17In; 11 6900; 13 271, 273, 299; 18520; in Miller fantasies, 560, 124, (P451); 

STARFISH - STIGMATA 
STARFISH - STIGMATA 
star(s) (cant.): 
mystic identification with, 5 624n; 
North, 9ii 206; 12 265; 
Pole-, in alchemy, 13 176n; 
in quaternity, 16402; quintessential, 16403, 410; red, of Russia, 9i 68on; 10 790; 18 1328; 
as saviour, 13 132; 
of the sea/stella mans, 9ii 210; 
13313; 
seven, 9i 2400; 12467,468; 14 466, 472n; -fold, 13 273n; as great Babylonian gods, 12 298; and twelve, 12 468; 
as symbols of eternity, 9i 343; vision of (Brother Klaus), 11 
479; 
see also astrology; astronomy; Formalhaut; Hesperus; nebulae 
starfish, see ANIMALS s.v. fish 
staring into space, see distractibility stasis of life/standstill, 7 206 
State, 7 240, 242/463, 338; 11 869; 
16222-7,443, 539; 18 1558; agglomeration of life-carriers, 16224; 
American view of, 10930; belief in, 18 1689; 
in Christianity, 16 223; collectivity of, 16 222; deification of, 10514; dependence on, 10413,452; "Father," 17 159; 
as ghost, 18 1318-19, 1323-8, 1335, 1337; 
goals of, 10 513; 
as highest authority, 181569; and individual(s), 9i 228, 479; 10 457, 499-504, 505-6, 51012; 16223-7; 
and mass men, 16443; 
and parental imagos, 16 222; as personality, 10504; personification of, 10 554; 18 1332; 
philosophy of, 8 359; and religion, 10512; slavery, 10 503; 
totalitarian, 14 194; 16225-7; totalitarianism and, 9i 453; 11 83, 141; 
Welfare, 10413 
state: anarchidchaotic, 8 758; divided/dualistic, 8 758; monarchidmonistic,8758; paradisal, 13 334; 
of suspension, 13 339 statement, in psychology, 9i 384 statistical: analysis, 8 8400; 
laws, 8 439; 
method, 10 493-5, 744; probability, 7 72n 
Statius: Thebaid, 6 488n statue/statua, 14 8on, 559; 
antique, in spontaneous visual impression, 9i 321, 323 
status iustitiae IlTiginalis/naturae integ- 
rae, 13 245n 
staying up late, of children, 17 34 steadiness, need of, 17 251 stealing, 17 141 
steamer, in dream, 496-118 Steeb,j. C., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS 
s.v. 
steeds, see ANIMALS s.v. steel, alchemical, 9ii 205; adamas, 9ii 247; "chalybs," 9ii 204 
Stefano da Sant' Agnese: Polittico con L'[ncoronazione, 12fig· 103 Steffens, P., 1 4; 
"Uber drei Fiille von 'Mysteria magna'," 14n 
"Stege," see "Treppe" 
Stein, Charlotte von, 9i 141 
Stein, P.: "Tatbestandsdiagnostische Versuche bei Untersuchungsgefangenen," J.'s abstract, 18 981 
Steinach, Eugen, 16491&n Steindorff, G.: Die Apokalypse des Elias, 13 93&n, 133n 
Steinen, K. von den, 13 253; 
Unter den NaturvOlkern ZentralBrasiliens, 13 253n 
Steiner, R., 10 170; 11 859; 14 124; 18 1536 
Steinerus, Henricus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 
Steinschneider, M.: Die europiiischen Ubersetzungen aus dem arabischen bis Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts, 12 116n,336n 
Steinthal, H., 4 63&n, 507; 
"Die Sage von Simson," 5 176n, 425n,60on; 
"Die ursprungliche Form der Sage von Prometheus," 5 208n 
Steissbart, 9i 396 
Stekel, w., 4 129, 35ln, 632, 639; 
15155; 1636; 18 (P39on); 
on "compulsion of the name," 8 82~; 
WORKS: 
	"Ausgiinge 	der 	psycho- 
analytischen Kuren," 4 632; Note on Gerhart Hauptmann, 5 46on; 
Nervose Angstzustiinde und ihre Behandlung, J.'s review, 18 923-4: 
Die Sprache des Traumes, 4 645; 568on; 
"Die Verpflichtung des Namens," 8 827n; 
ed. (with A. Adler), Zentralblatt fur Psychoanalyse, 18 I03ln 
stella marina, see ANIMALS s. v. fish stella mans, see star s. v. of the sea stella matutina, see star s.v. morning "Stempe," and nightmare, 5 37o&n Stenia festival celebrating return of 
Demeter, 18 264n stepdaughter, 9i 410 Stephanos, 14316n 
Stephanos (Step hen) of Alexandria, 12 20gn; 14 155n 
Step hen, St., 9ii 12 8n 
Stephe.n of Canterbury: Liber legOT'lCUS In H abacuc, 9ii 17 4n 
638 
Stephens, J. L.: Travel in Central 
America, 5 4000 
stepmother, 9i 14011, 156; 1070 steps, see stair(s) 
Sterculus, 5 54~ 
stereotypy,3 11, 17,3°, 32, 41&n, 182-93, 202, 2°4, 206-7, 453, 578; 
motility/motor, 3 186,202,288 
sterility: feeling of, 9ii 17; king's, 12435,491,496; mental, 7 236, 242; psychic, 11 497 
Stern, James, see under Grimm brothers 
Stern, L. William, 2728, 759,761; 4 
125; 8 26; 18 739&n; 
ed., Beitriige zur Psychologie der Aussage/"Contributions to the Psychology of Evidence," 2 728&n; 
"Psychologische Tatbestandsdiagnostik," 2 75gn, 76ln, (P491); 
Uber Psychologie der individuellen Differenz.en, 8 26n; 
see also under F. Kramer 
Stern, Ludwig: "Die koptische Apokalypse des Sophonias," 11 43ln 
Sternberg, F. von, see ALCHEMICAl. 
COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. "Gloria mundi" 
Stevenson, James: "Ceremonial of Hasjelti Dailjis," 9i 24on; 12 fig. 110; 13 31n 
Stevenson, R. L.: Jekyll and Hyde, 14 229 
steward, unjust, 9i 76; 10 676; 11 394, 416, 6200, 696; 13 292 stick, twirling, 5 fig. 16 
Sticker, G., 2 1035, 1040, 1181; "Ober Versuche einer objectiven Darstellung von Sen· sibilitiitsstorungen," 2 I 04on, 
(PP490, 580) 
al- stigmata/stigmatization, 12 7, 452, fig· 58; 14 530; 
639 

STlLPON - STONE, ALCHEMICAL 
STILPON - STONE, ALCHEMICAL 
stigmata (cant.): 
of Christ, see Christ s. v. ; of saints, 6 531; 11 276; and Ufos, 10 799, 806 
Stilpon (of Megara), 6 44, 55 stimulus(-i): auditory, 8 608-9; cutaneous, perception of, 1 28; endosomatic, 9ii 3; 
heat, 8 607; 
	mutual 	reinforcement 
simultaneous, 3 134n; 
and reaction, 8 266; transmutations of, 1 28; unconscious/subliminal, 9ii 3; -words, see association experiments/tests 
Stirner, M., 6 1°7,322 
Stobaeus, John: Anthologium, ed. 
K. Wachsmuth, 13 458n; Ecologae physicae, 6 708n; 12 
435n 
Stock, see B6hme S.v. fire/lightning 
Stock Exchange, 7 409 Stockhausen, R., a case of simulated 
insanity, 1 3°2, 346-7&n; Richarz on, 1 33gn Stockholm, 10 1°49, 1055 Stoeckli, A., 11 478,486; 
Die Visionen des seligen Bruder Klaus, 9i 14n, 131n; 11 474&n, 478n, 485&n, 947n; 16 378n; J.'s review, 11 474-87 
Stoicism/Stoics, 13 113&n; 14 170, 
672; 
and asceticism, 7 17/427; creative heat/warmth in, 5 102n, 5900; 6 355; 7 108; 9i 68; 
and equanimity, 6 386; 
on heavens as rotundum et volubilem Deum, 9i 573; 
on Heimarmene, see Heimarmene; 
moon as mediatrix, 14 154n; on pneuma, 123700, 40gn; on ultimate cause, 5 102n 
Stokes, W.: Urkeltischer Sprachschatz, 55700 
Stolcius de StoIcenberg, D., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.V. 
Stoll, Otto: Das Geschlechtsleben in der Volkt>rpsychologie, 558m; Suggestion und Hypnotismus in der Viilkerpsychologie, 18 1474 stomach, fat, dream of, 17 39 stomach trouble(s), 3 87; 17 178; nervous, 7 206 
of stone: in alchemy/alchemical, see sep. 
entry below; 
of Bethel, 14 569; 
-birth(s) of gods, 13 128, 132; blood- (red hematite), 9i 575; -body, motif of, 13 132; Cabalistic, 1445n; 
chariots (Indian), 13 362n; child-, 13 128; 
churingas, see Australian; cornerstone/rejected by builders, 12 103, 247, 451, 485; 14 752; Christ as, see Christ s.v. (see also lapis angularis); 
-cult, megalithic, 13 132; 
in dreams, 4 170-4, 190, 491, 495; 
in fantasies (Navaho), 13 130; 
-goddess, 13 130-1; 
Greek myth of, 14 765n; green, in Aztec legend, 13 132; magic, 13 129; 
in mandala, 9i 648, 651; naga (snake-stones), 13 461; painted, 13 128n; 
soul-, 13 129, 132; 
statues, 13 132 
stone, alchemical/philosophers', 9i 238, 248n, 541, 617; 11 92-3, 150, 158, 276; 12 564; 13 125, 127, 13?n, 141, 154n, 162, 1700, 245,287,349,358,385,414,416, 429, 445; 14 772-3; 16 414n, 4800,498,516; 
Adam and, 14 609; Adamic, 13 282n; animate, 9i 246; 13 381; attributes of, 13 127; birth of, see lapis s. v.; 
blood of, 13 380-1, 390; body/soul/spirit in, 13 283n, 381; 
brain-, 12 517n; 14626; 
cast on dunghill, 13 182n; -Christ parallel, see Christ/J esus; and Christ-image, 9ii 122; cinedian, 9ii 213, 214; 
colours of, 14 245, 496; cornerstone / rejected by builder, see Christ s. v.; lapis an{!;Ularis; stone s. v. ; 
dragon's, 9ii 214; 
earthly, and Christ, 13 384n; element of, 13 4 14n; 
as feminine matter, 14 40!}-IO, 643; 
fire from/as fire, 12 157n, 451; 13424; 
as God-image, 13 128; 14643; Heracleian, 9ii 288&n; 
as hermaphrodite, see hermaphrodite s.v.; 
Hermetic vessel as mother of, 13 113; 
hostile/enemy, motif of, 13 425-6; 
image in, 12 406; incorruptibility of, 13 94; inner man as (Naassene), 9ii 326; 
as king's mother, 14410; living, 13 182n; 14 770, 773; transformation into, 9ii 264; 11 154; 12 187,378; 13286; as macrocosm, 13 162; 
making of, 9ii 256; as "child's play," 16512; 
and man, see man s.v.; 
as mediator, 11 150; 13 131; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v. lapis philosoPhorum; 
as microcosm, 5 6400; 13437; as monolith, 13 I 13; 
and mountain, see mountain s.V. in alchemy; 
names of, 11 806, 828n; 
Nile-, 10629; 12405, 447; 13 
641 
640 
133; 
and philosophical tree, 13321, 414; 
physical nature of, 14 773; pneuma in, 12 451; 
precious, 12 259, 284-5, 315, 379,454,491; 13321; faker of, 13 252 (see also jewel); quaternary form of, 147; circle and, 9ii 352; 
quest for, 13 394; 
as guinta essentia, 10 738; red, 13 392; 
rejected, 12 103, 514; resurrection and, 11 I 54n; round white, 13 I ° I; 
as saviour, 13 132; 
secret of/secret, 13 90, 131, 38m; 14212,57°; 
as self, see self s.v. lapis/stone; and serpent, 9ii 386-7; 
and soul, 9i 2 38n; 11 153; soul of, 14 773; 
spirit in, 12390, 512; and soul and body, 14 525, 773; 
"that hath a spirit" (Nile stone), 11151,1600,355; 124°5,447; 13 133, 29gn; 14 245, 2400, 643,77°; 
symbolism, 13 125-33, 286; 14 643; antiquity of, 14 765n; synonyms for, 13425; 
"that is no stone," Ai(Jo~ ov AL(JO<;, 9i 555; 11 707; 12 517n; 1338 m, 382; 14626,643,765; 16492; 
as total man, 11 471; transformation into, see above living; 
transformation of, 9i 238n; tree as, 13422-5; 
uncomely, 12 2400, 413 (see also lapis exilis); 
and the unconscious, 13 289; unity/oneness of, 9ii 264; 13 113, 283n; 1486, 18m, 294; virgin mother of, 16 52gn; 
as water, 12 336&n; 

STONE AGE - SUBLIMINAL PROCESSES 
STONE AGE - SUBLIMINAL PROCESSES 
stone, alchemical (cont.): white, 14320; 
of the wise, 13423; 
see also laPis philosophorum Stone Age, 9i 224, 226; 15 150 stoning, as punishment, 5 594 stop-watch, use of, 2 12, 563, 564, 
565 
stork(s), see ANIMALS S.V. 
storm(s), 13 17,341; 
demon/God of, see Wotan; magnetic, 8875, 987 storm-centres, derivation of names, 
5422 
"storm and stress"/Sturm und Drang: in afternoon of life, 7 114; 
inJ.'s life, 18 1636 
Starring, G., 2 662 
stoup, with arms encircling belly, 5 pI. XXVII 
Strabo, 5 5200 
Strack, H. L., and Billerbeck, P.: 
Kommentar l.um Neuen Testament aus Talmud und Midrasch, 11 313n; 18 1526 
strangeness, feeling of, 1 99; 
and cryptomnesic image, 1 139 Stransky, E., 2 1066; 3 33, 35, 36, 37,38,41,49,52, 53n, 70, 138, 144, 180, 186, 300; 10 1055; "Uber die Dementia praecox," 3 33n; 
Ober Sprachverwirrtheit, 3 12n, 23n, 2gn, 300, 53n; 
	"Zur Auffassung 	gewisser 
	Symptome der 	Dementia 
praecox," 2 10600; 3 33n; "Zur Kenntnis gewisser erworbener B1odsinnsformen," 2 10600; 3 33n; 
"Zur Lehre von der Dementia praecox," 3 33n 
stratosphere, 10 589 Strauss, D. F., 11 226, 227 
Strauss, E. B., 10 1069; 1857, Ill, 115,121,125,127,299,3°1 Strauss, H. A.: Die Astrologie des Johannes Kepler, 9ii 1300; 
Der astrologische Gedanke, 12 fig. 100 
strawberries, in dream, 4475 stream of consciousness, 15 1600 stream of life, 5 285, 288; 13 23; see 
also Khidr 
stream of time, 13 18 
streams, four, of paradise, see 
paradise s.v. four rivers of strength of bull, 13 341 Strindberg, A., 16 65 Stromboli, Mt., 1 140 
"strong man": private life of, 7307; weakness of, 7 310 
structure: psyche, see psyche s.V.; quaternary, 13 31; 
of unconscious, see unconscious s.v. 
"Strudel," 9i 482; 10 700 
struggle: for existence, 5 217, 253; 8693; 
hopeless, 5 72 
Strunz, F., see Paracelsus: Das Buch Paragranum 
"Stuart," see association-chain(s} s.v. Stuck, F., snake paintings of, 5 8, 17In, pI. X 
student(s): 
TITLE: "The Love Problem of a Student," 10 197-235; fraternities, 7 172; 
initiations of, 7 172; 17 271; seeing apparitions and light, 1 101; 
societies, 9i 456; theological, 7 287 
stuffing, of skin, 5 594-5 stupa(s), 9i 564; 12 '166, 169; at Bharhut, 11 908; 
at Sanchi, 10991; 111300,908 stupidity: of behaviour in hebe- 
phrenics, 3 159; 
definition type and, 2 985-6; emotional, 1 349, 354; 2 2°7, 455, 504, 509, 1313n; 353&n, 177; 
hysterical, 2 193; 
mother of the wise, 13 222; 
shammed, 1 320 
stupor: 
TITLE: "A C~e of Hysterical Stupor in a Prisoner in Detention," 1 226-3°0; catatonia-like, 1 341; 
epileptic, 1 342; 
epileptoid, 1 33; 
hysterical, characteristics of, 1 277-81; in a prisoner in detention, 1 226-300; somnambulistic, 1 114 
Sturm und Drang, see "storm and 
stress" 
style of life, see life s.v. Styx, 5 319 541 
subconscious, 8 385; 12 201, 397; 
13229; 
and auto-suggestion, 1 305; construction of hallucinations, 1 25; 
individualization of, 1 93; suggestibility of, 1 94; 
and unconscious, distinction, 7 218/449; 8383; 9i 40, 433;' use of term, 5 670; 
see also unconscious 
subconsciousness, 8 352, 369&n; 11 775n 
subcortical processes, 8 368 subject, 7 129-30, 223, 348, 485, 
504; 
and consciousness, 9ii 301; 
de-individualized, 7 518, 521; -imago, 7 518, 521; 
and introversion, 6 4-5; 7 81-3; 
and object, see sep. entry below; power of, in Adler's psychology, 6 91; 
supraordinate, 7 405; transcendental, 12 9; unconscious, 8 352; 
and unconscious processes, 365 
subject and object, 7 58-60; 8 828; 1366; 
642 
differentiation, 5 50on; 9ii 3°1; non-differentiation/identity, 6 402-3; 8 329; 13 66; 18 87; psyche as, 18 6; 
of equal importance, 18 1397; primitive confusion of, 8329 
subjective: factor, 9ii 350; 10 753; 11 776-8, 798, 821; 16 241; extravert and, 6 564, 569; importance of, 6 621-2; introvert and, 6 620, 625-6, 628-3°, 638, 644-9,656; 
interpretations/analysis, 7 130, 139, 141; 16 172; 
intensity, and libido, 5 238; level, 6 812-13 (Def.); 7 141, 145, 157; dream interpretation on, 8 509; of unconscious products, 5 17 5n; 
psyche, 7 103n; 12 48; 
psychic states, 11 972-3; 
reactions, and the creation of values, 5 126; 
type, see type(s) s.v. subjectivism, 12 18; 
personal, 11 777 
subjectivity, 7 82-3; 8 755; 
	356, 	of consciousness, 11 767; 
egocentric, 9i 42; 
in Schiller, 6 104 subjectivization of consciousness, see conscIOusness S.V. 
1-2, sublimation, 4 286; 8 109; 16 178, 
328; 17 18; 
and civilization, 7 74; 
Eastern and Western, 11 776; forced, 8 1 10; 
Freud's concept, see Freud s.v.; obstacles to, 7 93; religious/Christian, 4 738n, 74 In; 11 43; 
through analysis, 7 71, 439; untimely, 17 20 
sublimatio/sublimation, in alchemy, 
	8 	see opus, alchemical, stages in s. v. 
subliminal: contents, 8 270, 366; perception, see perception s.v. subliminal processes, 7 270; 
643 

SUBLIMINALITY - SULPHUR 

SUBLIMINALITY - SULPHUR 

subliminal processes (cont.): dreams and, 7 50In; 
in unconscious, 7 103, 196, 197; 8 366, 709; collective, 7 203-4/444-5, 520 
subliminality, 18 511 
submission to unconscious, 11 273n submissiveness, 4 349 
substance(s): arcane, see arcane sub- 
stance; 
black, 13 290; 
chemical, 13 252, 355, 393, 396; 
Communion, 13 193; consecrated, 12 417, 450; 
and energy, see energy s.v.; imperfect, perfected by alchemical opus, 11 310; incorruptible, 11 405; 12 43, 558; 
intermediate, 13 261; 
kingly, hidden in sea, 13 181; living, 13 287; 
metaphysical, 9ii 248; 12 377; moist, 134200; 
noble, 12 387; 13 445; 
One, 9i 390; 12 336; 13 370; Paracelsan, 13 357; 
soul-, 13 433; 
spiritual, 9i 572; 
symbolic, 13 397; 
tormenting of the, 13 442; transformative, see arcane substance s.V.; 
two, of Mercurius, 13 267; two-fold, 13 384; 
volatile, 13 I 85,jig. B6; vulgar, 13 397 
substantia coelestis, 14 7 11, 748-9 substitute/substitution: for father/ mother, 5 94, 313; 6 201; 789, 171-2,206; 
formations, 4 411; 8 35; 10 343; 1648; 
of physical for psychic pain, 5 
436 
subtle body, see body s.v. subtle 
success, danger of, 5 457 

succubus/succubi, 7 370; 9i 53; 12 59 
succus: lunariaellunatica, 12 94; 13 
273n; 164°8; 
vitae, 14 180&n 
sucking, 4 290-1, 568; 5 206; 
as sexual act, 4237-41,262 sucking-fish, see ANIMALS: fish s. v. echeneis 
Sudhoff, K.: ed., Historische Studien und Skizzen, 12 392n; see also under Paracelsus: WORKS 
Suetonius: Opera, tr. J. C. Rolfe, 5 42 In 
Suez, Isthmus of, 9i 244; 10 55911 suffering(s), 7 224, 252; 11 523; 13 443,446,451,452; 16 185, 186, 470; 18 1575, 1578; 
in Buddhism, 11 931; chain of, 10680; 
Godhead's redemptive, 11 233, 264; in Acts of John, 11 415, 427; 
inescapable, 11 29 I; meaningful, 17 154; meaning of, 8 707; 
moral, of Christian, 11 260; 12 24-5; 
neurotic, 8 706; an unconscious fraud, 17 154; 
and non-existence, as opposites, 11931; 
psychic, 13 455; treatment of, 8 684; 
relation of, to the coniunctio, 
13450-7; 
of the soul, 13 455; 
spiritual, 11 5°5, 531; subjective, in poltergeist, 9i 
457; 
symbolized by cross, 9i 574; and wellbeing, as opposites, 18 
564 
Sufism,5 282; 9i 250; 18 127911; 
sects, 11 861 
Suger, 14 267 
suggestibility, 3 27; 5 47, 55; 7 242/463,4°9; 18873-5,878; 

and creation of automatism, 1 3°4; 
in hysterical stupor, 1 237; influence of darkness on, 1 97; negative, 3 17-18; 
normal and catatonic, 3 160; of somnambulists, 1 148; 
in states of partial sleep, 1 28; 18893; 
and unconscious orientation, 1 
285 
suggestion, 4 2 I 6, 6 I 5, 648; 7 110, 
242/463, 270, 496; 10 141, 333; 12 32; 13 36; 16 95, 231, 270, 290, 18702, 1386; 
"Phenomena of Transitory Suggestion" (Miss Miller), 5 (PP447-9); 
and analgesia, 1 235; 
and automatic writing, 1 96; and cathartic method, 4 39; and consciousness, 3 59; 
and constructive method, 8 148, 15°; 
definition of, 18 893; dependent on psychological possibility, 1 93; 
and hypnosis, 1 130, 256, 258, 272; 4414, 577; 1562; 17176; 18 1579; 
and hysteria, 3 160; 4 28, 206; 74/413; 
involuntary, 4 645; 
mass, see mass s.v.; 
and morals, 4 6 19; 
and motor phenomena, 182; proneness to, 9ii 3900; psychoanalysis/analysis and, 2 903; 4 526, 577, 615, 652; 9i 489; 1248; 16315-16; 17 181; psychotherapy and, 16 198, 359&n; 
and semi-somnambulism, 163; therapy, 4 526, 577-8; 7 2; 10 1040; 16 1,3,9-10,20,29-33, 238,315; 18798, 1832; 
and thought transference, 1 94; 

whispered, 1 800, 122; 
	see 	aLso 	auto-suggestion; 
counter-suggestion 
suicide, 3 571; 6 573; 7 192, 231, 344, 354, 386; 8 547, 868n; 10 79; 16344; 17 118, 181; attempted, 132,324,335,362, 4°3,412,417; 3 306; 
by drowning, water associations,2 744, 751-2; 
during therapeutic treatment, 8678; 17260; 
in fantasy, 7 386; as sacrifice, 541n; 
threat of, 1 2°9, 219, 329, 330; unconscious urge to, 16 128; wholesale, 18 597 
Suidas: Lexicon, ed. Ada Adler, 14 
3In 
Sukhavati, 11 912 
Sulamith, see Shulamite 
sulcus primigenius, 12 63; 13 36; see also ploughed furrow 
Sully, j., 6 678; 
The Human Mind, 6 678n 
sulphur(s), 9ii 265; 12 215, 4°1, 435n, 484&n; 1397, 17In, 1700, 234n, 268, 357; 14 126, 134-53, 2°3, 235, 292&n, 322, 736; 
alchemical symbols of, 14 147; as anima/soul, 9ii 394; 14 136, 493n; 
and antimony, 14466; 
as arcane substance, see arcane substance s.V.; 
and arsenic, 14 195; 
Christ as, see Christ s. v.; colours of, 14 lOO, 32, 110, 118,134,138,1400, 404, 405n, 720,734; comburens/combustible, 14 139, 183n, 187,236; 
devil as, 13 276; 14 139, 147, 153, 187,235; 
double nature/paradox of, 14 134, 135, 139, 143, 148, 654, 720; 
as dragon, 14 135, 140&n; 

644 

645 

SULPHUR - SUN 

SULPHUR - SUN 

646 
sulphur(s) (cont.): effects of, 14 138; 
as evil, 14 32, 138, 140; 
fiery nature of, 12 470; 13 276n; 14 134&n, 14°,734; 
as gold, 12 470; 14 467, 720, 725, 734, 736; 
and green bird, 14 136; 
as "heart of all things," 14 140, 142; 
incombustible, 13 177; 14 143; as life-spirit, 14 137,192; 
lion and, 144°4, 405n; 
as masculine principle, 1247°; 13 276; 
as "medicina" and "medicus," 14 144, 148; 
Mercurius and, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
and mercury, as opposites, 12 
436; 
parable of, 14 lion, 140, 144, 
148, 188, 339; 
philosophical, 9i 537; philosophorum, 12 336, 51W; poisonousness of, 14 140; prima materia, 12 425; 
and rainbow, 14 142, 143n; and salt, see salt; significance of, 14 137-8; 
and sun/Sol, 12 fig. 194; 14 112, 126, 134, 137, 151,467, 720; 
as transformative substance, 14 
143; 
and Venus, see Venus (in alchemy) s.v.; 
as vessel of nature, 9ii 377n; white, as lapis, 12 475n 
sulPhur auratum antimonii, 14466-7 sulphuric acid, self-inflicted burn 
with, 1 305 Sumatra, see Bataks 
Summa Fratris Reneri, 9ii 226n "Summa perfectionis," see ALCHEMI- 
CAL COLLECTIONS: Bibl. chem. cur. s.v. Geber 
summa of secret knowledge, 13 31 

"Summarium philosophicum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm.: Flamel s.v. "Tractatus brevis" 
Summis desiderantes: Papal Bull, 18 
1389 
"summit," see association-chain(s) 
s.v. 
Summum Bonum, 6 370; 9i 12; 10 
846; 11 685; 18 1630; 
as Christ's father, 18 1619; and dark side, 18 1660; 
God as, 9ii 80, 94; 10 840; 11 252,47°,478,662; 12547; 18 1551, 1639-4°, 1658, 1667; natural, 13 149; 
spirit as, 9i 394; 
Three/Trinity as, 18 1600; unconscious as, 7 394; 
victims of, 18 1637; 
Yahweh as, 11 651, 685 
sums, simple, tests in, 1 254, 333, 
397 
sun, 4610; 5 140&n; 7325; 8388; 
9i 252, 267, 588n; 12 220; 1342, 87, 176n, 198,215,3°9, 317, 318, 341,355,figs. 12,13,23,32; 146, 2on; 
activation of, 13 38; 
in active imagination, 14 128; as active substance, 14 110-13; aging of, 5 452; 
all-seeing, 10 807; 
and anima, distinction, 12 112; as archetype, 7 109; 9i 409; of parent, 5 576; 
arrows of, 5 439; 
in astrology, see coniunctio s.v. Sol/Luna; 
autumnal, as symbol of senility, 5452; 
and balsam, comparison, 13 188; 
-barge, Egyptian, 9i 239; 
-beam, 5 638; 
-Bearer, 13 130; 
bird as symbol of, 5 538 (see also below eagle); 

birth of, 53°6-7,555, 620,fig. 24; 
black/Sol niger, 9ii 307; 12 140, 
fig· 34; 13 337; 14 2W, 113, 117, 172, 175, 229-3°,330-2, 729; 16 420, 468; 
Brahma and, 6331,332; 
as bridegroom, 1430, 568&n; Buddha Amitabha and, 11 915,926-9; 
-bull/bull as symbol of, 5 163n, 283n; 
carbon-nitrogen cycle in, 9ii 411; 
carbuncle of, 13 267; 
in catacomb pictures, 5 163n; chariot of, 8 326; 12 469, fig. 206; 14 267n; 
-child(ren), 9i 573n; 10822-4; and Christ, see Christ s.v.; 
as circle, 11 928; 
circle of the, 12 66n; condition, in alchemical opus, 12 334; 
as consciousness, see consciousness s.v.; 
copper and, 14 110; countenance of, 12 99; 
course of, 5 163n, 251, 3°6, 553, 577; 13 433; opus circulatorium as, 12 469; serpentine, 8 394; and stages of life, 7 114; 8 326, 778, 780, 795; crowning/coronation as identification with, 5 133n; 12 53; 13 86n; 14 519n (see also solificatio) ; 
-day, 13301; 
-disc, 5 24, 133n, 135, 138, 143, 
146-9, 159n, 634, pis. Ib, VII, lXa; 11 928; 12 53; 13 193n, figs. 17,24; winged, 11 177; 
dragon and, 8 394; 
in dreams, 7 189, 250/467; 10 683, 730; 11 90; 12 270-1; drowning of: in Mercurial Fountain, 9i 246n; 12 355; 16 453; in Mercurius, 12 436; 
647 

eagle as symbol of, 5 633; 
and earth, conjunction, 14 734; earthly, 14 120; 
-eating: demon, 5 pI. XXXIV; lion, see below; 
eclipse of, 4 255; 12fig. 142V, XX; 14 2 I, 23, 657; 
ego personified as, 14 129-3°; Elgonyi and, see Elgonyi; evening, 7 189; 
as eye of God, 8 394; in fantasy, 9i 346; 
Father, 5 135, 176; 7 427; 18 567,688; of Pueblo Indians, 9i 48,84; 10 138; 12 171; 18 16, 629,63°; 
-fire, 9ii 393; 13 187&n; and foot, 5486n; 
God as, see God s.V.; 
-god(s), 8 845; 9i 7, 106-7; 12 66,469; 13 lo7n, 33gn; 18266; Adityas (Indian), 13 339; birth of, 5 555, 620; daughter-wife of, 5 496; Egyptian, 8 845; Eskimo, 5 pI. Ib; Khnum, 5 410; sacrifice to, 5 pI. Xla; Samson as, 5 176n; soul's return to, 12 66; suicide of, 5 600n (see also Apollo; Helios; Marduk; Mitra); 
-goddess, 6436; 
gold as, see gold s.V. Sol; 
hands of, 5 fig· 7; 
heavenly, in man, 11 160; -hero(es), 5 158, 164, 25ln, 282n, 299,311; 7 109; 8326; 9i 7,605; 12469; 14277; 17318; arrow-shots of, 5 54 In; battles of, 5 374, 537; longing for, 5 167; missing limb of, see Frobenius; Oleg, 545on; 
hero and, 7 160; 
hero has attributes of, 5 283n, 297; 
identification with, 5 133n, 268, 283n (see also above crowning); -idol, 5 fig· 4; 
as illumination/understanding, 

SUN AND MOON - SUPERSTITION 

SUN AND MOON - SUPERSTITION 

649 
• .In (cont.): 
symbol of, 9i 697; 
image: archetypal, 18 81; halo as, 5 133n; in meditation, 11 929; in mysticism, 5 176; imprisoning, 13 278; invincible, 6 395; 
invisible, in man, 14 49; 
of justice, 12 497; 
king as, see king/Rex.\. v. Sol; 
as libido symbol, 5 176, 283n, 297; 6 339, 355; 
life-giving/as source of life, 5 
fig· 5; 11 935; 12 112; 
light of nature, 14519; 
lion devouring, 5 pI. XXXIIb; 9i 246n; 12 355, 436,jig. 169; 16 453; 
as male, spiritual principle, 9ii 
393; 
in mandalas, 9i 609, 646, 697; 11 136; 
Mercurius as, see Mercurius s. v. Sol/sun; 
meridian of/midday, 13 (P63), 95, 106-9; as symbol of illumination, 5 553n; 
miraculous power of, 14 114; in Mithraic liturgy, see Mithras s.v. ; 
and moon, see sep. entry below; and moth, 5 116; 
-myth, 4 477, 494; 5 176-8, 289, 296-7; 6325, 748; 8330; and hero myth, 5 299, 312,481 (see also above hero): motifs in, 5 362, 365; rebirth in, 5 332; numinosity of, 5 128; 
as phallus, 5 298; 
with phallus, see Mithras s. v. phallic sun-tube; solar phallus; peacock and, 5 163n; 14 398, 399; 
phoenix as symbol of, 5 163n; 
in primitive beliefs, 5487; 9i 7; Pueblo Indians and, see above Father s.v.; 
as quaternity, 13329; 
648 

as quintessence, 14 I 14; ram as symbol of, 5 163n; 
rays of, 5268; 13267; as crown, 5 133n; 
red (alchemical colour) as, 13 459; 14 110; 
renewallrebirth of, 6 297; 14 281; 
rising, 5 161, 163n, 292, 295; 7 160; 12 108; albedo and, 16 484; Christ as, see Christ s.v. sun; Horus as, 13 36Jn; as life, 5538; 
Saturn as, see Saturn s.v. sol nzger; 
scarab beetle as symbol of, 5 410; 8845; 
and sea, 5 290, 306, 364; 14 110,734; 
as self, 14776; unity <:nd divinity of, 12 108; 
self-sacrifice of, 5 638; 
setting of, 5 291, 295, 364, 541; 11 928; 13 30w; 1423. 28n; shadow of, see below umbra solis; 
ship, 5 3lJ7n; 
sinking into the sea. 12 469; snake as symbol of, 5149,410; "sons of," see above Father; -substance, 14 IID-II, 113; subterranean/lower, 14 21&n; and sulphur, see sulphur; Surya =, 13 34on; 14735n; symbol, in drawings, 13329; as symbol of psychic contents. 11 935; 
as totality. 14 130; tree of. see tree(s) s.v.; trinity of, 14 729n; 
umbra solis/shadow of, 11 245n; 12 220n; 14 32, lion, 117&n; 152, 155. 346; 16 420; Luna/ moon as, 1421,172; 
as the unconscious, in woman, 14 159; 
vessel of, 12 fig. 17 I ; Virgin Mary as, 6 395; 

voyage of, 5 fig· 3; 
-wheel(s), 5 154, 163n. 208n, 368, 46on, pis. Va, XLVIb; 10 619; 11 484; 12 469; 13 38; 18 81,203,417; paleolithic (?), in Rhodesian rock-drawings, .\1'1' rock-drawings; 
as wholeness of man, 12 1 12; wings of, 12491,497; 14371; -woman, 5 530n; 11 71D-12, 737, 744n; son of. 11 738, 743; -worship. 5 128, 135, 15g-63; 12 112&n, 116; Christian. 12 I I 2n; in ecclesiastical art, 5 163&n; of Elgonyi, see Elgonyi; Mithraic, see Mithras s.V.; of Pueblo, see above Father S.V.; 
see also Sol 
sun and moon, 12 348, 391, 474, 491, 520, figs. 57, 194; 13 95, 105n, 110; 1420, 128, 154, 162. 171, 172,222,404,573,644; 16 403,410; 
child, 14 21. 290, 610, 625; c;onjunction. see coniunrtio; death of, 14 21; 
-disc. 5 pI. IXti; 
as dream-symbols, 14 128; eclipses of, 12fig. 142V; 
as father and mother, 14 22, 43, 162; 
fruit, 13 398, 403; furnaces, 12fig. 113; 
as God and man, 14 568n; hierogamy of, 9i 557n; Mercurius and, 12figs. 22, 125; child of, 13 lOin, 273; as cross between, 12fig. 192; "Solei I et Lune," 9ii 240; as triad. 13 357; 
moon as mother and wife of 
sun, 13 186n; 14217; 
moon as shadow of sun, 14 2 I; as opposites, 12 436; psychology of, 14 222-3; 
as right and left eyes, 14 117n; seed of, 14 154&n; 
tree. see tree(s) s. v. ; 

as yang/yin, 14 403n; 
.Il'l' also Sol/Luna; vas/vessel sun-beetle, SI'I' ANIMALS: beetle s.v. Sunday Rl'fl"rI'I', 18 (P343n) Sunday's child, 13250 
sun-spot periods, 8 875 
"Super arborem Aristotelis," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Thl'atr. ehI'm. s.v. Albertus Magnus .Iuperbia, 5 223; 10 555 
"super"-concepts, 8 745 superconscious, 12 397 superconsciousness, 8 352, 356, 
369&n; 9i 506 superego, SI'I' Freud .I.V. superficiality. 1 193-5 
superior and subordinate, 5 288 superiority, 3 411-12; 753, 57, 224; 
ethical, 14332; 
false, as compensation, 17226; feeling of, 17 246; 
mental, 134 
superlatives, 9i 408 Superman(-men), 7 110, 224, 380, 388; 9i 190; 10417,424; 11472; 12406-7,560; 13 163; 15154; 16 223, 407&n; 18 1333, 1335, 1375; 
in Nietzsche, .Il'l' Nietzsche; and sub-men, 16 394; Yahweh as, 9ii 183n 
supermonic, see Paracelsus: AR- 
CANA s.v. 
supernatural, 7 212, 295; 17 298 super-reality, 8 742 
superstition(s), 4 533; 6 53, 594; 7 258/473, 353, 489, 495; 8 625, 683; 9i 480; 12 38, 83, 193; 13 2, 156, 195; 18782; 
fear of, 8 598; 15 149; rationalistic, 13 195; 
folk, 13 157; 
intellectual, 6 591; 
of modern man, 18555; primitive, 5 221; 6 46, 608; 8 573, 848; 18555; 
scientific, 7 496; 
as symbol, 5201;