METASOMATOSIS - MIDDLE AGES 

METASOMATOSIS - MIDDLE AGES 

metaphysical (cont.): mountains, 13 329; 
need, man's metaphysical, 4 
554: 
of Paul's conversion, 8 583: presumption, 13 75; 
principle, amorality of, 18 1656; 
"psychologizing," 10 623n; psychology/psyche and, 9ii 98, 112, 122, 304, 308; 11 759, 760; 13 73, 82; 14 558, 630, 651,667; 
and science, 18 1591; spirit and, 13 395; split, 13291; 
statements, of the psyche, 11 835; and psychological explanation, 11 376; unprovable, 11 238; 
status of Satan, 11 471; "unconscious," 16 90, 94; world, 13 293 
metasomatosis, 13 101 
Metatron, 9ii 335; 
Anthropos as, 13 168 metempsychosisltransmigration of souls, 7 108; 9i 200; 14 3 In meteor(s)/meteorites, 5 275; 106°3, 608; 18 740&n; 
Indian name for, 5275,481 method(s), 11 501; 13 4, 19, 30, 
(PP63, 65), 437; 16290; analytical, see analytical s. v. ; cathartic, see cathartic s. v. ; choice of, in therapy, 46°4-5; 16 1, 11, 541-4; and therapist, 16 198; 
comparative, 18 7; constructive, 3 391, 4°4-15; 6 701-4 (Def.); 17 194-5; educational, 17 253-7, 282, 284; 
empirical, 17 127-8; explanatory, 16 150; "false," 13 433; 
Freudian, psych(o)analytic, 4 3~42; as autosuggestion, 4 

17-20; and hysteria, 4 g-12; interpretative, 16 143-6; individualization of, 16 42; psychoanalysis as, 4 622-3; 16 292; 
psychoanalytic, 4 79-82, 5235; purely empirical, 4 195; psychobiological, 17 (PP3-4); rational, 16 20; 
reductive, see Adler; Freud; reductive; 
"right," 13 4; 
scientific, 17 262; 18742; and religious, 11 865-6; 
statistical, 18761; 
teaching of, 18 575, 1380; technical, 16 3; 
see also abreactive; anamnestic; association; unconscious, the, s.v. analysis of 
methodology, 11 4 Metra, 9i 564 
Metral, M.: "Experiences scolaires sur la memoire de l'orthographe," 18 (P420) 
metropolis, 12 139; 13 212 
Meumann, E., 7 408; see also under Zoneff 
Meung, Jean de, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Jean de Meung 
Mexican/Mexico,8 121,333; ancient, 11 348, 484; 13 1O~; Cross of Palenque, 5 400, pI. XLI a; 
hieroglyphic, 5 400; 
rite of Teoqualo, 5 5200; 11 34°; 
sacrificial rite, 5402n; world tree, 13 fig. 8; 
see also American Indians: 
NORTH S.vv. Aztecs; Huichols; Mayas 
Meyer, Adolf, 4 154&n; 
report in Psychological Bulletin, 2 10200 
Meyer, E.: Beitrag zur Kenntnis der acut entstandenen Psychosen, 3 5n, 

163n; 
Die Ursachen der Geisteskrankheiten, J.'s review, 18 905 Meyer, Elard H.: Indogermanische My then, 5 422n, 4400 
Meyer, K. H., 9ii 227; 
A ltkirchens la vis ch- grie chis ches Warterbuch des Codex Suprasliensis, 9ii 22~ 
Meyer, Konrad Ferdinand, 18 
795-6; 
periodic rrielancholia of, 18 
795; 
see also under Sadger 
Meyer, w.: "Die Geschichte des Kreuzholzes vor Ch ristus," 11 62n Meynert, T., 3 323 
Meyrink, G., 6 4200, 630; 
Aquinas: Abhandlung wer den Stein, 12 34 In; 
Fledermiiuse, Tibetan wizard in, 7 153; 
The Golem, 6 205; 7 153, 520; 12 53, 103; 17 289; 
Das grune Gesicht, 6 205, 6300; 15 142; 
Der weisse Dominikaner, 9i 405n M'ganga, 10 122 
Micah/Michias, see BIBLE: a.T. S.v. mice, see ANIMALS s. v. 
Michael (angel), 9ii 128; 11 681; 12 
456(5)n 
Michael (archon), 14575-6 Michael Angelus, Marius L., 1456 Michaelis, K., 7 425 
Michaias, 9ii 1°3 
Michal, 11 368 
Michel, A.: The Truth about Flying Saucers, 10 59In, 60gn, 668n Michelangelo Buonarrotti, 1 178 Michelsen, J., 18 1040; 
Ein Wort an geistigen A del deutscher Nation, 18 10400 Michelspacher, Steffan, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Micreris, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. "Tractatus Micreris" 

microbes, 9i 134; 11 777; 18 602, 
6°3 
microbiology, 10 1040 microcephalus, 3 325 microcosm/Microcosm/microcosmos, 
8932; 9i 315,55°; 9ii 240, 251, 335; 11 160, 759; 13 109, 162, 171&n, 173n, 188, 2°3, 267-8, 372&n, 381; 1412, 18,661,757, 761, 770; 16 203, 397; 
Adam as, 14 552; 
alchemical, 8 929; 10 619; Christ as, 12476; as Saviour of, 14676; 
circle and, 11 155; 
collective unconscious as, 8 931; 11 373; 
heart of, 13201; 
homo as synonym for, 13 268; and macrocosm, see macrocosm s.v.; 
man as, 6366; 8926,928,937; 10 540, 553; 11 390, 440; 12 26, 426, fig. 195; 13 123; 14 554; 1522,3°,38; 16397, 530; 18 1573; 
Mercurius as, 13 268; 14 545; monad as, 8 937; 
prima materia, 12425-6&n; psyche as, 16 206; 
saviour of, 13162; 1433,676; soul as, 10 635; 
stone as, 13437; 
wandering, 9ii 334; 13 190 
microcosmic body, 13 1 71 microphysics, 8 43gn, 862n; 9i 408; 9ii 268; 14 768; 
and reconstruction of psychic process, 17 164 "micropsychic," 8 368n 
middle: as centre, 9i 240; 
place of, 9i 244, 246 
Middle Ages/medieval(ism), 3 540, 576; 4655,666; 6175,392; 731, 118; 8 223, 649, 660, 924, 944; 10 621, 700; 11 159, 160; 12 112, 432; 1331, 136, 141; 14616,695, 698: 18 139,532; 

45° 

451 

MIDDLE EAST - MIND 

MIDDLE EAST - MIND 

Middle Ages (cont.): 
TITLE: "The Problem of Types in the History of Classical and Medieval Thought," 6 8-100; adultery in, 10 248; 
alchemy in, see alchemy s. v.; art in, 5368; 18401; Christianity in, 13 25, 399; Church and family in, 17 158; dreams in, 18 136, 250, 544; and jus primae noctis, 18365; magic, 13 295; 
man in, 8 426; 
medievalism, 6 8, 315; 
mind, 11 191; 
modern man and, 15 179-81, 184; 
mysteries celebrated in, 18 
254; 
mythological world of, 18 
1363; 
"possession" in, 8 204; "psychic" in, 14630; psychology, 11 284; 18370; religious ideas of, 1079; 1545; secret traditions in, 18 254, 264; 
tree in, 5 368; Weltanschauung/world view of, 10623; 14507; 18253a 
Middle East, Cybele cults of, see Rhea/Cybele 
middle life, see life, stages in s.v. Middle Path/Way, 6 326, 356-8; 7 116, 365; 11 797; 
and opposites, 6 192, 326; 7 327 
Midgard Serpent, see ANIMALS: serpent/snake s.v. 
midpoint, universal, 13 349; see also centre; circle; personalitys.v. 
Midrashim, 9ii 107-8; 12 456n; 18 
1551; 
Midrash Rabbah, 9ii 108n; 14 587; 
Midrash tanchuma (Shemoth), 9ii 107n, 18m; 
Midrash Tehillim, ed. S. Buber, 

12545&n; 
Midrash of Ten Kings, 14 64on; see also Eliezer ben H yrcanus (mid rash collection) 
Midwich Cuckoos, The, see Wyndham Mieg, Joannes Fridericus: De raptu Eliae, 18 1521 
Migne, J. P.: Dictionnaire des sciences occultes, 12 550&n; Patrologiae, see names of individual authors migraine, 8 709 
migration(s): European, 10 1001; and motifs/symbols, archetypal, 11 88, 845; 
myth-, 8 228; 9i 259, 262; 18 1286 
migratory instinct, 4 728; 10849 Milan, 4 109, 119; 11 211; 1467 Miles, degree of (Mithraism), 5 288 milk/milky, 11 359; 13381; 
drying up, 10 700; 
fermented, in dream, 8478-9; ocean, churning of, 5 pI. XV; virgin's, see virgin(s) s. v.; vomiting of, 3 14gn 
Milky Way, 12 246 Mill, J., 2 21 millennium, 10 162; 
first, end of, 10 488, 617; see also world s.v. end of Miller, E., 18 228 
Miller, Miss F., 546; 9i 319, 518n; TITLE: "The Miller Fantasies: 
Anamnesis," 5 47-55; 
	"The Miller Fantasies," 	5 
(PP447-62); 
capacity for identification, 547, 52,72,84,87; 
dependence on family ties, 5 
461; 
fantasies, 5 (pxxviii), 46 (see also association-chain); inner necessity in, 5 675; symbols of sacrifice in, 5 645; 
first publications by Flournoy, 5 (pxxviii), 46; 
ideal figure of, 5432; 
lack of understanding of sym- 

bols, 5 683; 
name associations, 5 280-1; 
as object of hero's longing, 5 614; 
participation in hero's sacrificial act, 5 675; 
personal influence over artist, 5 53-4; 
sea-voyages of, 5 51, (#448, 450); 
and ship's officer, 581; 124-5, 127, 168,273, (P450); significance of Sphinx symbol, 5266; 
spirituality personified as Aztec, 5 273; 
"Chiwantopel, hypnagogic drama," 5 251, 613, (PP45762); 
Ahamarama, 5 280, (P460); Chiwantopel: animus figure, 5 267, 462, 465; apparition of, 5 266, (P458); death threat to, 5 420; horse and snake symbolism and, 5 678-9; meaning of role of, 5 272, 468; name, 5 274, (PP458, 460); -, Biblical parallels of, 5 280-1; as personification of regressive reverie, 5 644; prophecy of, 5 613- I 4; significance of birth from Popocatepetl, 5 279; 
"Glory to God," 5 56, 61, 105, (PP450-4); 
"The Moth and (to) the Sun," 5 116, 123, 165, 171, 176, 
(PP455-7); 
"Phenomena of Transitory Suggestion or of Instantaneous Autosuggestion," 547, (#4479) 
Mill of the Host, 12.fig. 158 Milton, John: and devil, 11 470, 471; 
Paradise Lost, 560,68-9, 72,83, 84, (PP451, 453); 11 468, 473 Milvescindus, 14 7n 

Mimallones, in Dionysian train, 4 106 
Mimaut Papyrus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Magic Papyri s. v. 
Mime/Mimir (dwarf), 10 399, 400; 
11 44n; 
chthonic god, 5 566-8; fountain of, 5 37m, 566n; 9i 413 
mimicry, 4 652 Mimir, see Mime 
mind, 9i 555; 12 359, 366, 377, 
456(4); 1360,82, 137n; archetypal, 18 92; 
basic conformity of, 18 87; between death and birth, 18 204; 
as biochemical phenomenon, 8 650; 
biological structure of, 17 101; and body, see body s.v.; 
causal concept of, 10 49; collective, 4 520; 7 455; conscious, see conscious mind; differentiated masculine, 13 60; 
Eastern, see East/Eastern s.v.; as epiphenomenon of matter, 8 653; 
eyes of, see eye(s)s.v.; 
growth of, and widening consciousness, 17143; 18553; history of the, 11 56; 18837; horrible darkness of, 13302; human, 7 455; 13 82; suprapersonal, 16 157; 
image creating, 11 781; individualized, 11 766; influence of country on, 10 971; 
and instinct, 16 185; instinctive, archaic basis, 5 38; and intuition, 11 804; 
latent archetypal symbolization, 5 554; 
man cannot escape from his, 11 765; 
masculine, see masculine S.v.; 

452 

453 

MIND ASSOCIATION - MITHRAS 

MIND ASSOCIATION - MITHRAS 

mind (cont.): 
and matter, see matter S.V.; meaning of, 10 50; 
Melusina, vision appearing in, 13 180, 214; 
metaphysics and, 11 760; modern, and religion, 5 106; modes of functioning, 5474; names given to, 11 806-13; and nature, 16 120; non-created, 11 819; 
not born a tabula rasa, 18 1271; One, 11 786, 793 (see also below Universal); 
original, 18 591, 593; 
personal development of, 7 458; 
primitive, 13 700; problem of, 16 22; and psyche, 9i 483; 
as psychic function, 11 759; 
a psychic phenomenon, 17 165; real existence of, 11 18; 
and salt, 12 360; 
scientific, 7 483; self-knowledge of, 8 743; 
as spark, 8 388; 
and spirit, see spirit s.v.; splitting of, 7 233 (see also schizophrenia s.v. fragmentation); 
structure of, 18 75; subjective, 11 767; 
as sum of ancestral minds, 8 101 ; 
as supreme reality, 11 792; tranquillity of, 13 190; transformation of, 9ii 299; Universal, 11 760, 768, 782, 790,835; 
Walpurgisnacht of, 13 120; Western, see West/Western s.v. 
Mind Association, 8 660 mine(s), 9i 408; 13 119, 124; -shafts, 9i 268 
mineness, see Levy-Bruhl: particiPation mystique s.v. 
minera, of lapis philosophorum, 9i 555 

mineral(s), see metal(s) 
mineral kingdom, 13 102, 242 Minerva, see Athene 
ming (life), 13 37, 60; see also hsing minister, Protestant, see clergyman minne, 10 393&n 
Minnemann, C., see under Martius mint, meanings of, in antiquity, 5 
208n 
miracle(s), 8848,914, 995; 11 554; of Christ, 11 229; 
faked, 1 352; 
in gospels, 18 1564; of Mass, 18632; 
of transubstantiation, 11 307, 379; 
of Virgin Mary, 11 469 miraculous: food, 12449, 450&n; localities, 163 
mire of the deep, 13 183 Miriam/Mariam(-ne), Moses's sister, 9ii 328, 329, 360; 12 20gn; 
in Moses quaternio, 9ii 383 Mirnefindus, 14 7n 
mirror, 11 427; 
-image, 12 227, 231; of world, 7 507 (see also unconscious, collective); 
instrument of navigation, 12 147, 149-50, 153; 
magic, 12.fig. 55; 
and menstruating woman, 14 215; 
-world, psychic, 7 292; 
-writing, 1 87, 96 
"Mirror of Wisdom," 13 31 "misautic" attitude (Weininger), 6 
622 
miscarriages, 9i 170; 14 68 miscegenation, 5 11 gn misconceptions of psychoanalytic 
method, 4 626 
Mishmar, The Daily Guardian, 18 
(P604) 
misogyny,9i 141; 14221 misoneism, 18 434, 439 misreading, 3 92; 
TITLE: "On Hysterical Misread- 

ing," 1 151-65; 
distractibility and, 1 73, 154; hysterical, 1 38, 73-4, 76, 151-65; essential di fference from other types, 1 157; as prodromal symptom, 1 76; psychology of, 1 73 
Missal, Roman, 9i 93; 11 16w; 12 
418; 14 727n; 
Beuron edition, 12 417n; 
The Missal in Latin and English, 13 8gn, 104n; 
see also Mass 
missionaries, Christian, 10 185; 11 142; 
influence of, 16 214 mistake(s), 4 338, 644, 653 mistletoe, 5 392&n, 393 misunderstanding, 4 776; 
Freud on, 8 22 "misunderstood": class, 17 339; genius, 17 248 
Mitchell, S. Weir, 1 280; 
"Mary Reynolds: A Case of Double Consciousness," 1 107&n, 108, 2800 
Mitchell, T. w., 4 687, 688; 
Review of J.'s "Collected Papers," 4 687&n 
Mithras/Mithraism(-ic), 5 165, 183, 29gn, 3300; 9i 128,661; 10189; 11 10, 342-3, 753; 12 180, 416; 1590; 
Aion (key god/deus leontocePhalus) in, 5 163n, 425, pI. XLIV; 18 266; 
bells in, 11342; 18616; 
birth of, 5 1500,319,368,396, 5900,662; 12 442n; 13128; 14 45n; from libido-heat, 16455n; bread stamped with cross/ divided into four, 11 342; 18 616; 
bull in: carried on Mithras's back/transitus, 5 460&n, 526, pI. XLlXa; 11 342; shoulder held by Mithras, 5 155,288; 9ii 190; bull-headed gods, seven, in, 5 

155; 
and bull-sacrifice, 5 1700, 354, 396,421, pI. XL; 10 31; 18 1079; as animal instinct/nature, 5 396, 398, 659, 662, 665; blood of, 5 671; and Christian sacrifice of ram/lamb, see Christianity .I.V. Mithraism; dadophors (Cautes, Cautopates) in, 5 294&nn, 295, 354, pI. XXb; 11 342; dog in, 5354; as father, 5 396; and fertility, 5 155,671, pI. XXXIII; 11 342; and fruitfulness, 5 354, 526, pI. XXXIII; 8 333; knife used in, 5 43gn, 67w; raven/messenger of gods in, 5 369n; scorpion in, 5 665n; and self-sacrifice, 5 659, 671, 668; 11 342; snake in, 5 671; taurokathapsis, 5 421; Tauroktonos, 5 666-7; 11 342; 18 259; Taurophoria, 5 460; voluntary/involuntary, 5 665n; 
and Christ, 5 319; 
and Christianity, see Christianity s.V.; 
and Elijah myth, 18 1528, 1529; 
feeling for nature in, 5 109; fiery chariot in, 5 158n; 18 1528; 
fire in, 5 29~; 9ii 190; 
Grotto of, 5 577&n; 18 259; krater in, 5 671&n, pI. LXIIIb; libido-symbols in, 5 143; 
lion in, 5 8gn, 421; 14 168; liturgy of, 5 102n, 138, 155; 8 318; 9ii 190; star in, 8 929; 18 1573; 
as Logos, 5 104n; monuments/representations of, 5 1500, 288, pis. XXb, XXIVa, XLlXa; 9ii 147; 14354; altarpieces, 9i 240; Heddernheim Relief, 5 354, 368, 396, 662, pis. XXXIII, XL, LXIIIb; Klagenfurt, 5 288, 289&n, pI. 

454 

455 

MITRA - MONOGRAMMIST 

MITRA - MONOGRAMMIST 

456 
457 
Mithras (cont.): 
XXIVa; Osterburken, 5 288; 13 404; Ostian head, 5 frontispiece; 
moral values of, 5 102, lo4&n; mysteries, 5 288, 425, 526; 14 578; initiation into, 5 674n; 8 929; 11 828n; 14 168; 
Orphos, son of, 9ii 186; 
phallic sun-tube, vision of, 5 149-53; 8 318; 9i 105; breath of spirit and, 54800; parallel in patient's vision, 5 151, 154; 8 317-18; 9i 105; 
raven in, 5 8gn, 36gn; 
Roman army and, 18 1287; snake in, 5 288n, 396, 42 1,425, 671, pI. LXIIIb; 
sun-disc in; 5 138; 
sun-god and, 5 368, 664; 9i 235; eyes of, 5 177n; Helios and,5 155, 288, 289, 5900, pI. XXIVa; and Sol, 5 155, 354, 398, 5900; 18 1528; triadid threefold, 5294&n; 
sword and torch in, 5 15OO,fig. 9; 
symbolism, 5 155, 671; 
and water/springs, 5 319, 368, 43gn; 18259,616 
P.tTO" 5 184 
Mitra (sun-god), in Vedic Hymns, 6 
349 
mixing-bowl, see hater 
Mjollnir, 8 9600 
mneme, phylogenetic (Semon), 6 624; 7 159n 
mob, see mass(es) 
M6bius, P. ]., 2 66]; 5 1900; 18 
795&n; 
on hysterical symptom, 18 885, 922; 
on Nietzsche, 7 66 Moby Dick, see Melville Moctezuma, 11 340 
modalities of psychic functioning, 8 248 
model(s), 11 460 

modelling, 8 180,400 modern/contemporary man, 5 113; 11 84, 523-4, 570, 738, 962; 13 81; 15210; 18466,587; 
TITLES: "The Meaning of Psychology for Modern Man," 10 276-332; "The Spiritual Problem of Modern Man," 10 148-96; 
dreams of, 11 738; 
and the mystical, 11 274; 
and power instinct, 10653; pseudo-, 10 154; 
and psyche, 17 302; "restratification of," 15 179-81; spiritual outlook of, 11 537; and tradition, 11 516, 528; and unconscious, 10678; 
see also man s. v. of twentieth century 
modesty, 9ii 47 Moebius, see M6bius 
Moguls/Mogul Empire, 10 984, 
990-1; 13278 
Mohacs, defeat of (1526), 12 4800 Mohammed, see Mahomet Mohammed ibn Umail, see ALCHEM- 
ICAL WRITERS: Senior 
moieties, marriage and, 16 433, 435, 436 
Moira, 9i 157; 11 606 
moi~t/dry, 13359; 14 I, 7, 31, 330, 607 
moisture, 13 114n; 
of Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
radical/humidum radicale, 14 6, 41,50,337; 
Moknine, 9i 699 
mole, see ANIMALS s.v. molecular movement, 9ii 394 molecules, 4 764; 
psychic, 3 78-80, 82, 135 Moleschott,]., 4687; 6 593, 699; 18 1372 
Moll, A., 18 798&n 
"Die Bewusstseinsspaltung in Paul Lindau's neuem Schau- 

spiel," 11100; 
Der Hypnotismus, mit Einschluss der Hauptpunkte der Psychotherapie und des Occultismus, ].'s review, 18893-4 
Molla-Shah, 647 mollusc, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Molsdorf, W: Christliche Symbolik, 12 fig. 180 
Moltzer, M., 4458; 6 773n moly/p.wAv, 12 99n, 14 157n, 401n, 688 
Monad/monad, 9ii 296; 12 141, 413,4300,472; 13 109; 1438,41, 47, 294; 
Gnostic, 14372; Anthropos/First Man/Son of Man as, 8 395; 9ii 340; 11 97; 1438; 16 525n; 181611; as field and city, 11 97; 12 138-9; Valentinian, 14528n; 
as iota/jot/tittle, 8 395; 9ii 340; 1438; 
in Kircher's system, 9ii 416-18; and lapis, 12427n; 
as microcosm, 8 937; monadology, see Leibniz; 
and Monogenes, 11 97; 12 138, 141 ; 
as the One, 8 388; 12 165; Catholic, 13 187n; 
as prima materia, 12427&n; 
as rotundum, see rotundum S.V.; in Sabellius' system, 9ii 397n; as self, 8388; 14372; 
ten as, 16 525nn; 
twelve, 12 138, 13gn; 
see also Monoi"mos 
Monakow, C. von, 3497; 18793&n Monakris (Arcadia), 13 270 
Mona Lisa, 17339 
"Monas hieroglyphica," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. Dee 
monastery(-ies), 18649; 
cultural, 10 943-5; Dervish, 9i 713 
monasticism, 9ii 137, 141, 144; 11 

786; 14 106; ideals of, 10 76; see also monk(s) 
Mondamin, see Hiawatha s.v. corngod 
Monday, day of moon, 14238 money, 1 206; 2839; 4472; American attitudes towards, 10 975; 
-box, 4472; 
complex, see complex S.V.; delusions of theft, see theft! thieves; 
devaluation of, 18 1327; dilution of, 18 1320; dream of, 2 840-1; 
fictitious character of, 18 1306; hollowing out of, 18 1320; making of, attitude to, 4666; 8 731; 
offerings of, 5 571; 
and psychoanalysis, 7 208; the State and, 18 1319,1323 
monism, 6 507, 536, 699 psychological, 7 482 monistic origin of life, 11 798 monk(s), 11 522, 786; 
Buddhist, 9i 597, 599; 11 952; as fishes, 9ii 175; 
see also Benedictines; Cistercian Order; Dominicans; Franciscans; mendicant orders; monasticism 
monkey, see ANIMALS S.V. monocalus/Monocolus, 14 712&n, 720-37 
monoceros,see ANIMALS: unicorns.v. Monogenes/p.OVOYEVr)" 9i 533n; 12 
458; 13 137, 212n; 18269; and Autogenes, 12 139; as lapis/self, 12 155; 
and Monad, see Monad s.v.; as quaternity symbol, 11 60; 
as son of God (Gnostic), 12 139; unigenitus, 10 751; 12 458; 13 212n; Mercurius as, 13 283; scarab as, 12 530 
monogram mist E. S., 12.fig. 250 

MONOGRAPH - MORAL 

MONOGRAPH - MORAL 

monograph, patient's, on his own neurosis, 8685 
Monoi'mos, 9ii 347, 350; 11400; 14 38-9,50; 
and monad, 8 395; 9ii 340-1; 14 38; 16 525n 
monolith, 13 113 
monomania, 7 I I I 
Monophysites, 6 31; 9ii 171; 11 312 "monopoly," see association-chains 
s.v. 
monotheism, 9i 189; 9ii 427; 10 
634; 11 (P358); 15 176; 
of consciousness, 13 51; polytheistic tendency in, 5 149; psychological, 7 482 
monotony, 3 184 
Mons, battle of, 10597 
monsters, see ANIMALS s. v. Montanus/Montanism, 6 19; 8645 Montelius, 0.: Opuscula, 5 pI. XIb Montessori, M., 4643&n 
months, Platonic, 9i 551; 10589 Montpellier school, 15 27 
Mont Ventoux, 16412 
mood(s), 7 273, 307, 355-6, 370, 375; 8 167,667; 9ii 34; 1348, 55, 58; 17 189; 
actions affected by, 1 475; 
of affection and remorse, 17 213; 
anima and, 7 331; bad, 13 108 
born of life's meaninglessness, 11 517; 
changes of, 8 639; 10 287; children's, 17 13; compensation of, 17 269; disguise of complex by, 3 105, 145; 
and dreams, 7 168; 8 444; elegiac, 17 12, 13; 
and ESP experiments, 8 980; hysterical, 7 27, 438; 
of man, 7331; 
peaceful, 8693; 
peculiarities of, 3 105; personal, 13 59; 

poetic, 17 268; 
receptivity of, and libido, 5 251 ; 
as smoke-screen, 5 458; succumbing to, 7 348; sudden, 8 266; unstable, 1 234; venomous, 7 45; 
in woman, 10244 
moon (<C), 3 571; 8 330, 842; 9i 311; 9ii 130&n, 240, 393; 10611, 614,766; 12 179,486, 524n,jigs. 106, 220; 13 64, 114, 198, 273, 334, 355, 406, 409, 459,jig· 32; 146, 19,29, 171,499; 
TITLE: "The Significance of the Moon," 14 154-73; 
in alchemy, 11 176; 12 334, 486-7; albedo and, see COLOURS; as Shulamite, 14 625; as tincture, 16 514; 
as archetype of parent, 5 576; in astrology, conjunction, in marriage horoscopes, 8869&n, 988; 14 222; 18 1178, 1180, 1184-5, 1194, 1197-8, 1200, 1203, 1207; 
as bitch/canicula, 14 24, 172n, 174, 181; 16458 (see also Hecate s.v. animal attributes); and brain, 14 626; 
celestial horn of, 9ii 330; changefulness of, 14 19, 20, 2 1, 28&n-30; 
circle of, 9i 541; 13 (P 192), 273n; 14 157, 167,211; corruptibility of, 14 21; 
course of, 5 163n; 
day of (Monday), 14 238; dog and, 14 183; 
in dreams: -bowl, 9i 342, 343, 557; -goddess, 9i 344; lady, 9i 345-7; 
and eagle, 14 183; 
and earth, 14 154, 171, 173, 630; moon as funnel of the earth, 14 154; -mother, 9i 312; united, 14 154&n, 63o&n; 

eclipse of, 12jig. 142, YY, ZZ; as female consciousness, 14 159,227,331; 
and fertility, 146300, 646; 
in folklore, 14 214; 
full, 14 21, 28n, 154; 
further side of, 10612; -goddess, 5 488; 9i 344; 11 348; 13 398; link with Hecate, 5 355 (see also Artemis); heavenly horn of, 12 529, 550-1; 13 193n; 
and individuation process, 14 217; 
Isis as, 14 14; 
in mandalas, 9i 604, 60g-11, 685; 
as masculine unconscious, see 
below unconscious; 
as mediatrix, 1419, 155; Mercurius and, see Mercurius s.vv. moon; SoI/sun; 
moisture of, 14 154, 155&n, 173; 
as mother-symbol, 9i 156; 10 808; 14 43, 499 (see also Mary/Mother of God s.v. moon); 
nature of, 14214-33; 
new, 1421,25,154,173,214, 437 (see also novilunium); 
as nymph, see Luna; 
orbit of, serpent as, 5 jig. 10; -plant, 14 157; 16 408 (see also adept); 
prayer to, 5 148; 
as prefiguration of self, 14217; as prima materia, 12 425, 487; 14 15; 
primitive idea of, 5 487; and quicksilver, 13 273; 
as rotundum, 14 498-9; and Saturn, 142100,217; and sea, 14 157, 244; sickle-, 13 193n; 14 214; significance of, 14 154-73; son of, 16 495; 
and soul, see soul; 

and stars, light of, 13 300; and sun, see sun and moon; three and, 14 563; 
as type of man, 14 568n; 
as unconscious in man, 14 159, 172,223; 18412; unfavourable/dangerous aspect, 14 19-22, 25, 14~, 171-3,183,203,210,214,216, 437; 
as uterus, 5 298; 
and Venus, 14 6, 171; 
as vessel, see vas/vessel s. v. sun/moon; 
visionary, 10597; 
waning, 14 157, 214; 
and water, see water s.V.; waxing of, and departed souls, 10 699 (see also above full); -wolf, 14 214; 
woman in, 5jig. 32; 
see also coniunctio; eclipse; Luna; SoI/Luna; sun and moon; TREES s.v. lunatica 
moon-bowl, in dream, 9i 342-3, 
557 
moonlight, 14 498 
moon-sickness, 5 577; 14 183n, 214 Moor, the, 14 731 
Moors: King of the, 14418; kingd,om of, 18 253a 
moral: authority, 7 332; 
balance, and dreams, 4 576; code, 10 831, 833-8, 840; 12 36; 13 229; and religion, 10 870; 
conflict, see conflict s. v. ; consciousness, see consciousness s.v. ; 
contradictions, 13 295; decision, 17 296, 299; 
defect, see beluw moral insanity; development, 17 136; distinctions, 11 459; 
factor, 7 499; 
freedom, see freedom s. v. ; function, 7498, 50W; guilt, 7 427; 

458 

459 

MORAL INSANITY - MOTHER 
MORAL INSANITY - MOTHER 
moral (cont.): 
ideal, 7 18/43°; 
and immoral, as opposites, 7 18/430; 
inferiority, see inferiority s. v. ; law, 7 30, 218/450; 18 1415; represented by the father, 5 
396; 
opposites, 7 237; 
principles, 7 28/439; 
problem: as compensation, 7 284; as conflict of duty, 9ii 48; of opposites, see opposites s.v.; progress, 7 240; 
qualities, 7 198, 218/450; 13 434; 17 154; 
resentment, 7 218/450; unmasking, 13 81; 
values, 13 230; 
views, 7429 
moral insanity/defect, 1 190, 195, 204, 210, 220, 448; 4 535; 10 342; 17 135-6; 
and alcoholism, 1 198; 
as congenital condition, 1 464; cyclic, 1 223; 
and hysteria, 1 457-77 morality/morals, 6 356-7; 9ii 47; 11 390&n; 13 14, 294; 17 240; 18 1315; 
and aesthetics, 9i 60; alteration of, 10 239; ascetic, 7 35; 13 69; Aschaffenburg on, 4 2 I; brutal, 13 69; 
Christian, 11 659; 1369; of conscience, 10 855; conscious, 13 434; 
and the ego, 11 393-4; 
and freedom, see freedom s.v.; Freud and, see Freud s.v.; 
a gift, 11 130; 
and greed, 18 1399; history of, 7 43; 
and instinct, 11 3900; intellectual, 7 159; 
of intuitive type, 6 613; law beyond, 17 80; 
Moroney, M. j., 18 12000 Morpheus, 12 305 morphogenesis, biological, 8 959 morphomata, 9ii 136 
Morris, R.: Legends of the Holy Rood, 5 412n; 14200 
mortal and immortal, 5 296; motif of the Dioscuri, 5 294 mortality, 13 1691'1,207-8; 
child and female, 7 429; curve/rate, 8 875, 987 mortification, 10650; 
in alchemy/mortificatio, see opus, alchemical, stages in s.v. 
Mosaic Law, 4 738n 
Moser, F.: Okkultismus: Tiiuschungen 
und Tatsachen, 18 757n; 
Spuk: Irrglaube oder Wahrglaube?, 18 (P317); j.'s foreword, 18757-81 
Moses, 5 34, 286; 6 392; 7 108; 9i 533n, 579&n; 9ii 128, 168, 187n, 328&n-9; 10 641, 643; 12 347, 349, 47sn, 520, 545,jig. 213; 13 148n, 167; 15 165n, 168, 182; 18 466; 
in alchemy, 13 38 In, 393; 14 372; sister of, see ALCHEMICAL WRiTERS: Maria Prophetissa s.v.; 
and Elijah parallels, 18 1524; Freud and, 15 67 
horned, 14 573n; 
and Joshua, 5 282, 289, 291, 531; 9i 243-5, 248; 13428; and Khidr, see Khidr s.v.; Mosaic law, 4738n; 
quaternio, see quaternity; serpent of, 11 349; 12jigs. 2 17, 238; 13 137; 
sister of, see Miriam (see also above in alchemy); 
staff of, 9i 533; 
striking water from rock, 14 372 
Moses ben Leon, 18 1526 Moses Cordovero, 18 1526 Moses ha-Darshan, 9ii 167 
mass, 731; 
meaningful or no, 8 465; 
and neurosis, 7 17-18/43°, 27-9/438,218; 17 182; primitives and, 10 108; psych(o)analysis and, 4 I gB, 441,619,666-8; 
public, 7 307; 
relativity of, 18 (P713); 
and repression, 7 202/443, 435; sexual, 7 31, 427, 430, 438; 8 105; 18 912; and psychoanalysis, 18 928-31; 
social, 7 240; v. individual, 18 911; 
and temptation, as opposites, 
11 791; 
and the unconscious, 10 833; of the Victorian age, 15 4~50; 
and Yoga, 11 825 
Moral Rearmament Movement, 11 
275n; 
Caux centre, 18 1536&n, 1539 Mon;~en, F., 131; 
Uber Diimmerzustiinde, 1 3 In, 118n 
Moret, A., 14358; 
Du Caract'ere religieux de la royaute pharaonique, 11 I 77n; 14 3500; 
Mysteres egyptiens, 14 365n Morgan, C. L., 8 266; 
Habit and Instinct, 8 398n Morgan, D. G., 18 656, 658, 666, 668, 672 
Morgana, 13225 
Morgenthaler, W., 10 10600, 1061, 
1063 
moria (morbid impulse to joke), 3 
159&n 
Moriah (rock), 14 6400 
Morienus Romanus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. 
Morike, E., 5 489; 
"Girl's First Love Song," 5 8 morning knowledge, see cognitio matutina 
morning star, see star(s) S.V. 
460 
Moses of Chorene, 5 528 
Mosley, Sir Oswald, 18 1327&n mosque, 10372; 12 155, 176, 181 Mosso, A., 2 1058, 1187&n; 
Ober den Kreislauf des Blutes im menschlichen Gehirn, 2 (P 580) moth, see ANIMALS s.v. 
"Moth, Song of the," see Miller, Miss F. s.v. 
mother, 9ii 240; 1067; 12 18, 91, 141, 151-2,jig. 6; 13 116, 228n; 14424; 17 28g--90; 
TITLES: "The Battle for Deliverance from the Mother," 5 41g--63; "The Dual Mother," 5 464-612; "Psychological Aspects of the Mother Archetype," 9i 14~98; "Symbols of the Mother and of Rebirth," 5300-418; 
aetiological significance of, 9i 159; 18796; 
ambition/will to power of, 17 133, 221-3; 
Aniadic, 13 204; 
anima and, see anima S.V.; animals and, see animal(s) s.v.; archetype, 5 351, 459; 7 185; 8 722-3, 728; 9i 14~98; 10 64-5; 16344,347; 17219n;attributes, 9i 157-8; carrier of archetype, 9i 188; and mother-complex, 9i 161-2; 
in association, 2 717, 816, (PP372, 380); 
assault on, 5 487; 
assimilation of, 9i 141; 
and birth fantasies, 4 477; 13 132; 
in Breuer's case (Ann a), 7 6/415; 
-bride, 5 318; 
burial and resurrection/renewal in, 5 332, 349, 354, 398, 408, 441, 460, 577, 671, 682n (see also rebirth s.v.); 
call for help to, 5 602, 628; inCantilena, 14 371, 373, 
461 

MOTHER 

MOTHER 

463 
mother (cont.): 386-7,399-400,424,434-6; chaos as, 14 415; child-giving, 17 42; 
-child relationship, 4 693-4; 5 313&n, 465, 504, 518; 758,75, 88,171; 8723; 1550; 17 133, 141, 331a; and choice of wife, 5 502; 17328; 
Christ's conquest of, 11 229; Church as, see Church s.v.; clings to child, 7 114; complex, see complex s.v.; 
and conception in sin, 11 626; conquest of, 5 375, 4500, 459, 599; 
and consort, 5 3300; 
as content and container, 14 439; 
danger of erotic aspect, 5 662; 
dark, 7 396; 
and daughter, 9i 316; 12 26; 17 223&n; as predicate types, 2 1006; relationship, in analysis, 2717-18,835,848; rivals, 747, 248; unconscious death wish, 7 21-2/434; 17 54&n, 223; deadly/as source of death, 5 571,577; 
death of, 178--11,223; devouring, 5 264, 396, 548, 577, 658, 671, pI. XXXVIIIb; 17 21 gn; and birthgiving, 5 658; 
differentiation from, 5 624n; divine, 5 371; 13448; 14352; divinities, birth of, 6 201; doctor as, 7 97-8; 
doctrine replaces, 17 158; -dragon, 5 379, 646; 6445; 18 193, 234 (see also Tiamat); dragon: as evil symbol of, 9i 157; as negative mother-imago, 5395; 
in dreams, 2 838--9; 
dual/two, 5 4500, 464-612; 7 100; 9i 93-7, 158; 13 148, 153, 238; 15 55; 16 246; 18 1492; 
462 

of dying god, 11 646; eighth as, 14 579; 
of elements, 12 430; embracing, 5682; 
entry into, 5 441, 459, 54gn; "of fair love," 11 727; 
fantasy of oral impregnation, 4 477; 
-father, Mercurius as, 13 26gn; and feeling function, 18 186; feminine aspect of father-son, 14402; 
fertilization of, in act of sacrifice, 5 332, 671; 
figurative, 9i 156; 
figures, three, 18 1653; 
first bearer of anima-image, see anima s.v. -image; 
fixation, 18 633; 
foster-, and animals, see animal(s) s.v. mother; 
four, 13 186; 
-friend,7 127, 129, 179-81; God as, 9i 131; 11 486; 1340; -goddess, 5 303, 3300; 9i 148, 297n; 11612; 13228n; 14744; boar-headed, 5 pI. IVa; cowheaded, 5 351, pI. XXXb; Hittite, 14 18.~n; son-lover of, 5 466 (see also Mater s.v. deal; 
of the gods, 6 141&n; 
helpful, 5 546; 
hierosgamos with, 5 411; higher, in Moses quaternio, 9ii 360; 
and homosexuality, see homosexuality s.v.; 
-hood, sanctity of, 17 292; idealization of, man's, 9i 192&n; 
identification with, 5 351, 431; 9i 169; 
-image, 5 271, 404, 646; 8 720-1,723; 9i 155, 158, 191-3; 1064; 
-imago, see imago s.v.; incestuous longing for, figurative, 17 144; 

in India, 10 997; 
and infant's kicking, 5 481; instinct, see below maternal instinct 
liberation from, 7 393; -libido, 5 658; 
longing for, 5 312; 7 260/476; -love, 9i 172; 18 796; 
loving and terrible, 9i 158 (see also sep. entry Mother, Terrible); lower and upper half, 5 3 1 6; masculine principle in, 5 543; maternal instinct, 9i 167; hypertrophy of, 9i 167-9, 172; mating in, 5 349, 620; 
as matrix, 9i 187; 16344; "mother's son," 5 392; 
as murderess, 5 369; 
nature as, 5 500, 568 (see also Mother below s.v. Nature); negative aspects of, see above dark; deadly; devouring; dragon; murderess; and below pursuing; and sep. entry below Mother, Terrible; 
nourishing, 4 345-6; 5 519, 522, 5200, 5300; 
numen of, 5452; 
Oedipus complex and, 4 344-5; 
oneness with, 5 500, 640; pampering, 8306; 
personal,9i 156, 159, 188, 356; as prima materia, 12425; 14 15, 422; 
primordial image of, 5 373; 10 64; 12 26; 13 147; 
prototype of, 9i 149; pursuing, 5 540; 
of Quetzalcoatl, 13 132; racial, 5 75; 
re-entry into, 5 351, 654 (see also above burial; entry); regeneration in, 5 pI. XLII; regression to, 5 519; 7 325; 9ii 21; 17218,280; 
renewal through, 14399,400; resistance to, 9i 170-1; 

-sacrifice, 5 659; 
self expressed by, 9i 315; separation from, need for, 5 351,415,461,465,473,624n; 7314; 
-ships, 10761,793; 
-sister-wife, 5 607; 
and son, see separate entry below; -substitute, 7 171; 17270; 
of sulphur, 14 140; sun-woman as, 11 711, 713, 743; 
symbols, see below; 
tie with, 5 44gn, 465, 522; 7 171, 280; 
and tree, see tree(s) s. v.; of twin gods, 13 130; 
as the unconscious, 5 508, 536, 580; 1294; 14500; 16344; collective, 5 393; 12 92; 
union with, in death, 5 398, 659; 
unmarried, 4 666; 9i 311; very old, 9i 328; 
violation of, 4 478; 
virgin as, 14 57; 
wife as substitute for, 7 89-90, 316;1064; 
woman as, 17 330; 
-world, 12 26-7; 14 16; world-, 5 550; womb of, 5 fig. 40; 
world created from, 5 379, 658; 
see also Mater; matriarchy; mere Lusine 
mother, and son, 5 272, 394, 569, 
599; 9ii 20-4; 1226; 14439,609; danger of mother's erotic aspect, 5 662; 
hierosgamos of, 14 178,412; incest, 5 332, 392, 450, 652; 12 171, 435n, 436&n, 496; 13278; 14 14,402,610; 16419,529; libido of son possessed by mother, 5 329, 569; 
marriage, 5 357; 9ii 22; mother's betrayal of, 5 375; 

MOTHER - MOUNTAIN 
MOTHER - MOUNTAIN 
mother, and son (cont.): as opposites, 14 655; pair, 16401,496; 
separation, 5 415, 456, 473, 553; 
son's conquest of, 5 374-7; son's sacrifice to, 5 671; 
son's unconscious passion for, 5 1; 
unity of, 10772; in hanging on tree, 5 659; 
see also son s.v. -lover 
mother, symbols of, 5 300-418, 
459; 9i 156; 9ii 2on; 
as substitutes for, 5 313, 398, 
4500; 
bear, 5482-4, 496; chalice, 5 4500; dragon, 5 395; 9i 157; 
earth, 5 200, 368, 579; 6415; 7 427; 
egg, 5 550; 
entwining motif as, 5 367; fiery furnaceltripod, 5 245; fish,9i 157; 
horse(s), 5 302, 373, 421, 658; 16347-8; 
moon, see moon s.v.; 
snake, 5 541; 
stork/swan/goose, 14498n; tree/wood, 5 348-9, 368, 396, 398, 541, 546, 659; 12 499; 13 326,418,419; 
vulture, 5 354; 9i 95; water/sea, 5 200, 319, 368, 373, 407,501,541,548; 9i 157; 14 15, 434 
Mother: All Compassionate, 18 
632; 
of All Living, 5 563.jig. 1; chthonic, 9ii 42; 
Church, see Church s.V.; 
-City, 5 637; 12 138, 141; 
uf Death and Life, 5 415; Earth, 5226,265,522,611, pI. XIVa; 6 415; 7 427; 9i 193, 309, 311-13, 332, 346-7; 12 322,fig. 216; 13 130; 15 152; 
464 
18 584; as archetype, 1064; of God, see Mary; 
Great, 5 279, 392n; 7 379; 8 326; 9i 148, 188-9, 191, 193, 31ln, 430; 9ii 145n, 174,310, 329; 11 718n, 721; 18550,584; and animals, 5 503, pI. LI (see also Mater s.v. Magna); sacrifice to, 18 1083; 
Holy Ghost as, see Holy Ghost s.v. maternal; 
Immaculate, 5 76; 
Nature, 5 500, 503; 7428; 10 64; 12 214; 13 153; Primordial, 9i 309; 
Queen, 14400,423,451; Terrible, see sep. entry below; Virgin, 14 499; 
of Wisdom, 5 561; see also Mater 
Mother, Terrible, 5 254, 264, 352, 369, 396, 484, 548, 577, pI. XXIIb; 9i 158; 18 193; 
animus of, 5 543; 
Babylon as, 5 315; bull-sacrifice to, 5 671; 
as death-symbol, 5 504; dragon as, 5 567n; 
fish as, 5 369; 
of heroes, 5 609; 
masculine representative of, 5 567; 
and Pieta, 5 662; 
sacrifices to, 5 671; 
and Sphinx, 5 261, 264; 
as unbridled Nature, 5 623; whale-dragon symbol of, 5 374; 
see also mother s. v. negative 
aspects 
Motherhood, Queen of, 13 228n mother-in-law, 5 495; 9i 156, 16gn motherly angels, see angel(s) s.v. 
fatherly and motherly 
Mothers: Heavenly, 6 315; 
realm of, 5 468, 508, 553; 9i 183; 10714; 
see also Goethe: Faust s. v. 
Characters/Themes 
motif(s), 9i 89, 260, 309; 16 13-18; of ascent/descent, see ascent; betrayal of the hero, 542; biting, by animals, 12 183, 186, 272, 273,fig· 118; 
of boy, 12 197,fig· 95; 
of brothers, hostile, see brothers s.v.; 
of castration, 5 681; containment, 5 351; 
cross, see cross s.v. mandala; Dioscuri, see Dioscuri s.v. dual motif; 
double quaternity, see quaternity; 
drowning, 14360; dual, 16 16; duplication, 9i 608; 
early Christian, see Christian; of god's renewal, see god(s) s.v. dying (see also rebirth); harlequin, see Picasso incorporation, 124400; investigation of, 16 254; kicking and stamping, 5 538; Loki, see Wagner; 
lost and found/dying, rising again, 5 531 (see also rebirth); "manning," 10 698, 703; 
of mother dragon, see mother; murder of king, 14 358; mutilation, see mutilation; mythological/myth-, see myth s.v. motifs; 
prostitute, see Picasso; putting together, 12 242n; quaternity, see quaternity; religious, 7 250; 
repetition of, 16 13; rotation, 12 283; spellbound spirit, see spirit; 365 steps, 5 572, 577; 
torture (alchemical), 12 438n; 13 93, 439-49; 
two hostile brothers, see devil s.v. Christ; 
union of opposites, 15 213; 
of violation, 1399; wounding, 14 24; 
see also ANIMALS passim; archetype; assault; bath; child; conflict; devouring; dismemberment; dream-; dwarf; entwining; fairy; fairytales; flaying; folklore; Frobenius, L.; frontier; hero; hierosgamos; incest; island; katabasis; mountain; myth(s); night sea journey; rejection; rejuvenation; roundness; running away; swallowing; sweating; treasure; trinity; water; witch; woman unknown 
motility, 2 26, 136; 
speech, 2 176 
motion, see movement motive(s)/motivation, 8 697; 17 
214; 
in case of simulated insanity, 1 
338; 
characterological, 1 220; conscience and, 11 86; conscious, 7 275; 17 17n; feeling-toned, and subconscious mechanisms, 1 305; psychological, 1 320; 
and psychotherapy, 18 139 I, 1396, 1402; 
unconscious, 5 37; 7 12/421, 51, 94n; 17327,331 
motor: automatism, 1 129, 146; centres, hypnosis of, 1 96; excitation, 1 126; 2 116-17, 132, 136n, 176,388,882; hyperactivity, 1 219; 
impulses, barring of perception of, 1 86; 
perception, 2 136; 
phenomena: automatic, 1 85; in automatic writing, 1 96; suggestion and, 1 82 
mountain(s), 5 634; 13 17; 14621; in alchemy, 12fig. 142L,M; 13 fig· B6; of adepts, 12fig· 93; 13 24ln; burning, 12293, 298,fig. 
465 

MOUNTAIN - MUSIC 

MOUNTAIN - MUSIC 

466 
467 
mountain(s) (cont.): 
94; coniunctio on, 12 209; of knowledge/no differences, 12 516&n; 14 66on; Saturn and! Saturnine, 13 274, 383; stone and, 9ii 326&n; 13 38m, 392; and tree, 13 407; 
as ascent, mystical/spiritual, 9i 403&n; 9ii 317; association-chain, 3 245-6; Christ as, 9ii 326; 13 407; Christ on, in Interrogationes, 9ii 314; 122°9; 
-c1imber(s): example of, 4 378; vision of hooded man after accident, 9i 408; 
in dreams: associations with, 3 124-5; climbing motif in, 7 366-7; 8 164; 9i 40, 334; 16 3°3,323-4; 17 117-22; 18471; five, 13311; 
four, 12217; 13311,fig· 24; heavenly, 13329; 
and Golden Flower, 1333; in midrash, 12 545; 
sickness, 18 161, 164, 184, 186, 208; in neurosis, 16297, 303; as symbol of self, 9i 403n; 9ii 356; 134°7; 
and tree, 13325,4°7,412; Two, in Khidr legend, 9i 252, 256; 
world- (Meru), 9i 691; 12 139; 1338m 
Mountain Chant Rite, 9i 700 Mountain Lake (Pueblo Indian), 10 
138 (cf also) 184; 11 474 mourning, 8 456 
moustaches, on older women, 8 780 mouth, 17217,219; 
etymological connections with fire and speech, 5 233; Freudian symbolism of, 2 839; re-entry into mother through, 
5654; 
significance of, in infancy and early childhood, 5 228-9; snake in, 5 585-6, 677 

movement(s)/motion: 
TITLE: "The Circular Movement and the Centre," 13 31-45; 
in Americans, 10956; automatic, see automatism s.v. motor; 
circular, 1338-9, 102; and energy, 84; 
as expressing unconscious, 8 171; 
forces of, 1 67; 
leftward and rightward, 9i 564; 
perpetual, see perpetuum mobile Moyses, 13 429 
Mozarabic liturgy, see liturgy s.v. Mozart, W. A., 17 206 M'tu-ya-kitabu, 9i 250 
mudrii., 13 334&n 
Mueller, see Muller 
Muenter, F., 9ii 128; 
S innbilder und K unstvorstellungen der alten Christen, 9ii 128n; 
Der Stern der Weisen, 9ii 128n MuJ;lammad ibn Ishak al-Nadim, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Nadim Mul}ammad ibn Jarir Abu-Jafar al-Tabari, see Tabari 
Mul}ammad ibn Umail, see ALCHEM- 
ICAL WRITERS: Senior 
M ul}ammed, see Mahomet Muirhead, J. F., 13 460n 
mukti, 11 958; 16219 
milladhara, 9i 679; 16560 
mulier taceat in ecclesia, 18 1684 Muller, Erdmann: "Ober Moral In- 
sanity," 1 2 2 3n 
Muller, Erns!: Der Sohar und seine Lehre, 14 2n, 592n 
Muller, E. K.: "The Influence of Psychic and Physiological Phenomena upon the Electrical Conductivity of the Human Body," 2 1042 
Muller, F. M., see Max-Muller Muller, G. E. and A. Pilzecker, 312; 

"ExperimentelIe Beitriige zur Lehre vom Gediichtnis," 2 lOon, 605nn, (P271); 3 12n 
Muller, G. E., and F. Schumann, 6 
687;. 
"Uber die psychologischen Grundlagen der Vergleichung gehobener Gewichte," 6 68?n 
Muller, H.: "Beitriige zur Kenntnis 
der Hyperemesis Gravidarum," J.'s abstract, 18 992-3; 
"Ein Fall von induziertem Irresein nebst anschliessenden Erorterungen," 18994 
Muller, Johannes: Phantastische Gesichtserscheinungen, 1 lOon; 5 255n 
Muller, Johann George: Geschichte der amerikanischen UTTeligionen, 5 400&n'401 
Muller, Martin, see under Paracelsus: 
WORKS 
Muller, Max, see Max-Muller, F.; Sacred Books oJ the East 
Muller, N.: Glauhen, Wissen und K unst der alten Hindus, 5 fig. 36; 12 figs. 72, 75, 108 
Muller-Lyer, F.: The Family, 4 658 Multatuli (alias E. D. Dekker), 9i 607 
multi flores, 13 299 
multiPlicatio, 10 633; 14 462n; 16 526 
multiplicity, 8 401; 14659 multitude, formless, 11 429, 432, 438 
mulungu/mungu (God) concept, 3 
424n; 7 108; 841 l&n; 10146; 11 30; 18551-2; 
range of meaning, 8 I 17; lisoka and, 8 1 17 
Mumia, see ParaceIsus s. v. ARCANA Mummy, Egyptian, on sar- 
cophagus, 9ii 187; 13 170; 14560 Munchausen, Baron, 4768; 17 161 mundificatio, 16486, 5°2,5°3,522 Mundus (alchemist), 9ii 213&n; 13 
439 

mundus: archetypus, 14761; intelligibilis, 13 264; 14 76 I; rationalis, 13 283 
mungu, see mulungu 
Munich Lectionary (Perikopenbuch), 12fig· 191 
Munificentissimus Deus, see Pius XII Miinsterberg, H., 2 24, 65, 451, 
585n, 876&n; 
"Die Assoziation sukzessiver VorstelIungen," 2 (P271); 
B eitriige zur experimentellen Psychologie, 2 (P271), 88n, 45m, 876n 
mural crown, see crown s.v. Muralt, L. von, 1 150 Muratori Canon, 6381 
Murchison, C., ed., Psychologies of 
	1930, 8 6.~9&n 	. 
murder,-er, 1 112, 343; 4 349; 8 
868n; 
in dreams, 58; 
fear of committing, 17 137&n; 18815; 
ritual-, and Christianity, 9i 324 MurmeIstein, B.: "Adam, ein Beitrag zur Messiaslehre," 14 59on, 64 on 
Murray, H. A., 16 218; 
ed., ExPlorations in Personality, 16 218n; "Conclusions," 18 612n' 
Murray, John: Handbook JOT India, 
10 1013 
Miirren, advertisement for, 18393 Murry, J. M., 15 190 
Musa, 13 38m 
Musaeum hermeticum, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS s.v. 
Musaios, 13 38m 
muscles: contortions of, 3 346; tonic and clonic spasms of, 1 352 
muscus, 13 193n, 234 muses, nine, 12 fig. 211 museums, 10944 music, 4 279; 5 194; 
and alchemy, 1487n; 

MUSICALITY - MYTH 
MUSICALITY - MYTH 
music (cont.): 
American, 10 964; atonal, 1043°; 
as compensation, 3 344, 347; in dream, 17275,280; "etheric," in Ufo, 10796,799; 
as gift, 17239; 
and individuation, 14 754; organ, 7 175, 181; 
of the spheres, 5 235; Wagnerian, 3 8on; 14754 
musicality, 13 143 
musk, 13 193, 215 
mussel-shell, 9ii 196 
Mussolini, Arnaldo, 10420 Mussolini, Benitolthe Duce, 10420; 
17284; 18279,373,1328,1333, 
1334 
mustard seed, 13 321 
Mut, 9ii 322 
Muther, R.: Geschichte der Malerei, 5 
332n 
Mutianus Rufus, 5 148n 
mutilation: motif, 5 3500, 36?n; 13 
40w; 
numinous, 18 823; 
of the soul, evil as, 9ii 85 mutism, simulated, 1 342 
	Mutus 	liber, 	see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS: Altus s.v. 
Muyscas Indians, see American Indians: SOUTH s.v. 
Myers, F.W.H., 1 88, 100; 837!n, 
382n, 571, 83on, 862; 18 1144; "Automatic Writing," 19w; "The Subliminal Conscious- 
ness," 8 3500 
Mykerinos, see Men-kau-Re 
Mylius, J. D., see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.V. 
myrtle, see TREES s.v. 
mystagogue, 13 106; 
anima and animus as, 11 48n; Mercurius as, see Mercurius s.v. 
The Mysteries, see Eranos Yearbooks s.v. 
"Mysteries of Saint John and the 
Holy Virgin, 5479 
mysterium, 12 416; alchemical, 13 450; altaris, 12 490; 
of coniunctio/coniunctionis, see 
coniunctio s.v.; 
fidei, see Mass s.V. transforma- 
tion; 
increatum, 12 43on; 
iniquitatis, 9i 189, 295; 9ii 78, 141; 12216, 47on; 181555; 
et magnale Dei, 13 155; magnum, 7 369; 12 13, 4on, 43on, 468, 516; 
paschale, 16 397; 
tremendum, 18 615 
mystery(-ies), 5 596; 9ii 414; 11 
448; 13 (p63), 287; 14 312; ancient/antique, 9i 21; 10 13; 
12 177n; 18 246, 267; Christian, 5 656; 11 448; 13 194,236; 16 124; 18254; alchemical parallel to, 13 137n, 
236,356; 
cults, 9ii 162; 16 124, 133; 
deification through, 5 130; divine, 13 236; 
Egyptian, see Egypt s.v.; Gnostic, 10 21; of Naassenp.s, see Naasseness.v.; 
Greek, 6 124n; 7 384; 11 448; 16 133; Roman, 15 150 (see also Dionysus; Eleusinian; Orphic; Pythagorian; Samothrace); 
of Isis, see Isis (see also Egyptian s.v. mysteries); 
Mithraic, see Mithraism; nature, 13 195; 
neophytes veiled in, 5 29w, pi. 
IVb; 
new forms of, 11 206; purpose of, 5644n; 18617; 
of rebirth (alchemical), 13 459; 
religions, 5 644n; 7 172, 384, 393; 1022, 192; 11448; divine hero in, 5 274n; modern counterparts of, 10 977; 
Sabazius, 5 530; 12 184; serpent in, 5 pi. LXla (see also 
ANIMALS: serpent s.v. Ophitic; Peratics); 
sun-coronation in, 5 158; transformation, 7 384; 9i 230; 12 1 °4 ,fig· 70; 13 194; 
women and, 11 197 
mystiae chymicae, see coniunctio mystlc(s)/mystical, 6 47, 431; 11 
440; 1342,241; Adam, 13 173; 
aspect of alchemy, see alchemys.v.; 
body, see body s.v.; Christian, 14 530, 778; 
and experience of archetypes, 18 218; 
experiences, 9i 506; 11 275, 486, 800, 893; 18 1331; 
and Gottesminne, 10 199; 
idea of God, 11 100; instruction, 10 243; 
and introversion, 5 590; marriage, see marriage s.V.; participation, see Levy-Bruhl s.V. particiPation mystique; peregrination, 13 278; 
science, 1 65-70; derivation of names in, 1 144; diagram of forces, 1 66; grou ps of forces, 1 66-9; as heightened unconscious performance, 1 148; speculation, 13 121, 145; 
sun as life force of, 5 176;. transformation, 13 I7w; 
use of word, 17 83 
mysticism, 4 317, 781; 7 21gn, 231, 260/476, 324; 8 431; 9i 92; 13 116; 18215,218; 
Catholic, 9i 292; 
Christian,9i 295,419,662; 12 452; 16 448, 533n; 
classical, 5 77; 
creative, 14 53 I ; 
German, 6 409, 414; Hermetic, 12 513; 
Islamic, 9i 240, 258; 
Jewish, 9ii 169; 
and materialism, 8 7 12; 
468 
medieval, 18 638; nebulous, 13482; 
of numbers, see number(s) s.v.; Protestant, 12 514; Pythagorean, 6 57, 963; 
rose, 13 390; 
true, 13 257; 
vision of the Divine, 5 138 
mystification, 13 199; 
by alchemists, see alchemy s.v. obscurity; 
and real mystery, 12 345; spurious, 13 356 
mystique of the Rose, 13 387 myth(s)/mythology, 3 463, 520; 4 477,5°7,520-1,745; 5395,669; 6 193, 516; 7 150, 161, 243n, 261/477; 83°9,4°1,683,738; 9i 318, 356; 9ii 66-7, 232; 1043, 836; 11698; 1361, 9on, 132, 195, 385,395,481; 14277, 401n, 751; 15 125, 150, (P84); 16 18-22,96, 
247,254,34°,478,538; 1779; 18 80,85, 193,834; 
African, see Africa, myths in; age of, 10391; 
alchemy and, see alchemy s.V.; ambivalence in, 18 1077; American Indian, see American Indians s.v.; 
animal sacrifices in, 5659,671; archetypes and, 5611; 9i 6-7, 137, 260, 264; 10 447, 625, 847; 18 1492; 
art and, 10 585; 
astro-, 4477; 5 176; 9i 356; autochthonous, 7 2351455; and baptism, 4 330; 
of bird, 13471-2; 
birth in, 5335; 17318; "brain," 3 496; 6 479, 516; Celtic, 5371; 640m; 
children as myth-makers, 4 520; 529-30; 1744,94; children in, 9i 259; 
and Christ, 11 146; 
Christian, see Christianity s.v.; classical, 5 23; 6 314; 
469 

MYTHOGRAPHUS - MYTHOLOGY 

MYTHOGRAPHUS - MYTHOLOGY 

myth(s) (cant.): 
as co\lective dreams, 5 28-9; and collective unconscious, 7 284; 8325; 15 125; 18 1164; comparative,9i 110; 9ii 64; 12 38; 16351; 
concordance of, 8 228; 
Cop tic, of Father-Creator, 5 479; 
of creation, see creation s.v. ; 
and creative force, 5 198; creative phallus in, 5 183; divine, 13331-2; 
and dogma, 9ii 278; 
dragon in, see ANIMALS s.v.; and dreams, see dream(s) s.v.; Egyptian, see Egypt s.v.; experienced, 9i 261; 
as explanations, 8 71, 327; 9i 7; and fantasies, 13319; 
fertility, 4 494; 
fire, 5 247; 
fire-making, 5 248; -formations, 7 152; 
gods in, 9ii 274; 
Great Mother in, 9i 193; Greek, see Greek mythology; hero, see hero; 
horse in, see ANIMALS: horse s.v. ; incest in, see incest s. v.; 
Indian, see India s.v.; -interpretation, 5 611; 14 170; scientific, 6 428; 
king as carrier of, 14 349; language of, see language s.v.; as libido transformation, 6 355; living and lived, 9i 302; 
lunar, 6 325; 8330; 9i 356; matrix of, 5611; 11899; 
as mental therapy, 18548; modern, 10699; 15 152; 
as mother archetype, 9i 187; motifs, 3549,563-5; 542,611; 6 281, 629, 746-7, 851; 7 10lrll; 8 254, 325,474, 554, 558, 589&n; 9i 89, 260; 11557, 781,945; 1311,351-2,393; 16 17-18; 18 80, 81, 522, 523; 
47° 

universal, 13 11, 352, 478; 
and mythologizing factor, 18 1362; 
nature-, 14 170; 
necessity and meaning of, 5 (pxxiv), 466, 659; 
Negro, 18 262; 
night sea journey, see night sea journey; 
Nordic, see Nordic myths; 
and numinous experiences, 5 223; 
opposites in, 5 581; 18 1077; 
	of phoenix, see 	ANIMALS: 
phoenix; 
Polynesian, see Polynesia; 
and primitive consciousness, 9i 264; 
primordial images and, 11944; 1228; 
as psychic phenomena, 9i 7-8; 18783; 
psychoanalysis and, 4 457; 
	psychotherapeutic, 	11 287, 
291,292; 
psychotherapist and, 3 576; and racial and national complexes, 5 45; 
rape theme, 534&n; rationalized substitutes for, 9i 287; 
rebirth, 5362, 374n; reinterpretation of, 18 1665; religious, 5343; 
sacred, 13 393; 
sacrifice in, 5 671; Scandinavian, 18 195; 
and schizophrenia, see schizophrenia s. v.; 
seasonal, 6325; 
serpent in, see ANIMALS: serpent; 
sexual symbolism in, 4 63; solar, see sun s.v.; 
South African, 53671t; steeds of, 5 421; 
symbols in, 5329; 
as symbols that happened, 18 

568; 
syzygy motif in, 9i 115; Teutonic, 13417; 
therapeutic significance of, 4 738; 
tree symbolism in, 5 349; 13 354; 
truth of, 18 786; 
typical parts of, 5 3 12; Ufos as living, see Ufos; 
and unconscious fantasies! processes, 4 316, 341, 477; 5 40; 9i 136; 9ii 280; 10 1 1; Vedic, 14 735; 
vegetational, 6325; 
water in, 5319; 
~est African, see Africa, myths m; 
whale-draKon, see ANIMALS s. v. see also fairytales/folk tales 
Mythographus Vatican us, 9i 553n my thologem(s) , 5 612, 672n; 8 192, 228, 392, 436, 554; 9i 259, 302, 318, 452; 11 287, 454, 459; 13 352-3, 382, 395, 480; 16 206-8, 251,354,474; 
of Amen, 9ii 322; 
471 

and archetypes, 11 178; 
in Assumption dogma, 11 754; basis in early infantile gesture, 5228; 
in childhood dreams, 17 2 10; congruence of, 16 254; 
and dream motifs, 5 474; 8 559; 11 450; 
of dying god, 9ii 321; fish as, 9ii 214; 
of incest, 16 533; 
not exclusively psychic, 11 195n; 
protean, 13 199; of Purusha, 5 651; 
and religion, 9ii 57; 11451; Satan as, 11 469; 
theological preaching as, 18 1536 
mythological: aspects, 9ii 57; contents, 7 158; 
figures, 15 127, 151; formations, 3 414; images, see image(s) s.v.; thinking, see thinking s.v. 
mythology, see myth(s)/mythology 

NAAMAN - NATURE 

473 
N 
	Naaman, 14360&n 	J.'s foreword, 18 1107-9 
Naas/Naassene(s),9ii 117,144,310, Nahlowsky,]. W., 6678; 
	334; 12314, 550&n; 13 278n; 14 	Das Gefiihlsleben in seinen 
	5 IOn, 566, 5700, 626n, 726; 18 	wesentlichsten Erscheinungen und 
	1515, 1827; 	Beziehungen, 6 678n. 723n 
and Adam, see Adam s.v. An- nailing to the cross, 5 398, 400 
	thropos; 	naive poetry, see Schiller s. v. 
	demiurge, see demiurge s.v. 	Nakassa (inverted tree), 13 462 
	Gnostic; 	naked(ness), 13 81; 
	and First Cause, 13 278n; 	Freud's patient and, 364; 
	gnosis, 9i 665; 	snake, see ANIMALS: serpent s.v. 
	Jothor, 9ii 328-9; 	Namaquas (South Africa), 5 5300 
	mysteries, 13 182; 14 146; 	namazu, 1867n 
	quaternity, 9ii 42n, 361, 386; 	name(s): compulsion of the, 8827n; 
	serpent, see ANIMALS: serpent 	and facts, 8 223; 
	S.V.; 	of God, four letter, 16 497n, 
	symbolism, 9i 571; 9ii 288-9; 	533n (see also tetragrammaton); 
	11 440; of creation, 9ii 313, 	and magical compulsion, 10 
	32&--8; paradise, four rivers of, 	809; 
	see Paradise s.v. four rivers, 	magical power of, 5 201, 274; 
	Gnostic; of self, 9ii 358; 	multiplicity of, 11 806; 
	Trinity, see Trinitys.v. 	new, 9i 231; 
	Nabu, 13278 	pagan, of days of week, 133°1; 
	Nacke, P.: Ueber Familienmord dUTCh 	and profession, 8 827n; 
	Geisteskranke, J.'s review, 18918 	"right" and "true," 8 735; 
	Nadim, Ibn al-, see ALCHEMICAL 	secret, 5 599; 7 393; 13 436; 
	WRITERS 	and soul, 8 665; 11 153; 
	nadir. 10771 	spellbinding, 13438; 
	Naef, M., 1 17-18,295; 	spirit has no proper, 11 276n; 
	"Ein FaIl von temporarer, to- 	and thing, 9ii 60; 
	taler, teilweise retrograder 	of tribes, 10 280; 
	Amnesie," 1 295n 	true, libido-symbol, 5 455 
Naf, Hans, evidence experiment in naming: act of, 5 274; 
	trial of, 2 1357-88 		and touching, symptom of, 3 
	Nagaga-uer, 5 389 		3n, 54 
	naga stones, 13461 		Nancy school, 3 496; 7 2, 4,413; see 
	Nagel, 	A.: 	"Der 	chinesische 	also Bernheim 
	Kiichengott (Tsau-kyun)," 5 663n 	Nandi Tribe (Kenya), 5 536; 11 371 
Nagel, Hildegard, 13 (PI91); 18 Nanni, G., 9ii 15gn 
	(P645n, P654n) 	naphtha, 9ii 290&n 
Nageli, Prof. (Freiburg i. B.), 18 Naples, 5 6o, (P451); see also Far- 
	702 	ne se 
Nag Hamadi, Upper Egypt, 18 Napoleon I, Bonaparte, 3 267; 6 
	(P67 In) 	116; 7 279, 388; 87°7; 109°7; 
	Nagy, P.: tr. into Hungarian of J.'s 	173°1; 185°9 
	On the Psychology of the Unconscious, 	Napoleon Ill, 18 715 
472 

narcissism, 10 2°4, 340; 11 770; 15 102; 
pathological, 14 709 narcolepsy, 1 1, 121 narcotics, 6 573; 14680 narrow-mindedness, 3 158 narwhal, see ANIMALS s.v. nasal feeding, 7 270 
Natal: medicine woman, 5 452n natalitia, 8 934&n 
Natchez Indians, see American Indians: NORTH 
Nathan, Rabbi: Abot de Rabbi Nathan, 9ii 175n 
nation(s): "aunt of," 10 931; changes in life of, 8 594; 
in collective misery, 18 1330; comity of, 7 237; 
fate of, and individual psyche, 9i 97; 
as functions of mankind, 10 9°5,922; 
identification with, 10 910, 
923; 
and individual, 7 (P4), 150; 10 45; 
as man's world, 7 338; personified, 10 921; psychology of, 7 (P4); 18 1316 
National Industrial Recovery Act (D.S.A.), 18 1327n 
National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), 18 (P626n); 
J.'s statement to, 18 1445-6 nationalism, 18 1306; 
fear of, 10 517 
National Recovery Administration (U.S.A.), 18 1327 
National Socialism/Nazism, 10 354, 474, 476, 478, 559, 818, 1019, 1021, 1023, 1034; 11 275, 770, 778; 16 20; 18 373, 689, 1324, 1366, 1610; 
Jews and, 10478; and Luther, 9ii 159; 
Wotan and, 9i 453; 10 385, 399; 

see also swastika 
Nativity, see Christ s.v. birth Natorp, P.: Einleitung in die Psychologie nach kritischer Methode, 67000 
natura abscondita, 11 1 52n; 12 447; 13 126; 14 114 
natural: consciousness, 13299; elixir, 13 170; 
laws, see law(s) s.V.; 
light, see lumen naturae; man, see man s.v.; 
phenomena, source of names for, 5 275; 
philosophy, see philosophy s. v. ; psyche, 13 286; 
science, see science s.t'.; 
secrets, 13 395; 
selection, 4 234; 
spirit, see spirit (I) S. v.; 
and spiritual, 8 98; transformation mystery, 13 194; 
wisdom, see wisdom s.v. naturalism, 6 35&--7 naturalness, 13 229 
nature/Nature (1) (phenomena of the external world; these personified; vital force etc.), 7 32, 50, 114, 162, (P 124), 206, 209, 257, 273, 428-9; 11 531; 12 374, 547; 1387,196,229,245; 16411-16; 18361,597; 
ambivalent forces of, 5 165; aristocratic, 7 198,236; 11537; 17343,345; 
in B6hme, 9i 534; 
changing of the, 9ii 256; Christianity and, 5 111-12; 9ii 267,27°; 11 261; 
classical feeling for, 5 1Og-1O; 12 40; 
	composite/discriminated, 	12 
374; 
conquers nature, 12 472 (see 
	also ALCHEMICAL 	WRITERS: 
Democritus s.u. axiom on nature); 

NATURE - NEGATIVISM 

NATURE - NEGATIVISM 

475 
nature (cont.): 
conquest of, 18 598; 
and conscious values, 7 347; converges in man, 13 125; 
and culture, see culture s.v.; -daemon, 7 217; 
darkness of, 13 197; de-deification of, 18 1364, 1380; 
deity, 13 247; dark, 13 299; Dea Natura, 13 130 (see also god(s) s.v. nature); 
Deity garbed as, 9i 210; demands death, 18 631; Democritus (pseudo-) on, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.V.; demonism of, 18 1365; de-psychization of, 18 1360, 1364, 1366, 1368; 
and differentiation, 7 198; egg of, 13 267; 
esoteric, 11 537; 17 345; eternal, 12 214; 
European man and, 11 868; fire of, 9i 536; 
forces of, 13 163; 
formal factor in, 8 946; 
four, 13 101, 125 (see also elements, four, in alchemy); 
gods, see god(s) s. v.; and see above deity; 
as guide in psychotherapy, 16 81; 
hermaphrodite of, 14472, 476; hero's closeness to, 5 500; hidden, 11 152n, 154, 16In; improvement of, 9ii 220; instinct and, 8 750; 
invisible body of, 13 148; language of, 5 568, 624n; 
laws of, 7 95; 
of light/light of, see light s. V.; lumen naturae; 
man and, 5 113; 10 134; 18 597; his communication with, 18 585; his identity with, 11 375&n; 
maternal significance, 5 568, 
474 

624n; 
of Mercurius, see Mercurius 
S.V. ; 
metaphysical explanation of, 3 466; 
mind and, 16 120; monarchy of, 13 200; 
Mother Nature/Mater Natura, 5 500; 7428; 9i 172, 595n; 12 214; 13 148, 153, 184; mystery, 13 195; 
nymphididic, 13214; observation of, in primitives, 11 800; 
oneness with, 11 201; perfected by the art, 11 310; philosophy, Hellenistic, see philosophy s. v. nature; 
Platonic, 13 382; 
poet and, 6 213, 215-17; principle of, 12 141, 163n; processes of, as symbols of Psyche, 9i 7; 
qualities of, 16510,515; and reason, 8 739; 
reflection of contents of unconscious, 5 1 7on; 
rejoices in nature, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Democritus s.v. axiom on nature); 
religious attitudes to, 5 1 1013; 
roots of eternal, 11 246; separation of, 13 198; signs of, 7 162; 
-spirit, 18 1475; 
spirit and, 8 678; 9i 385, 389; 11 261; 12 547; conflict of, 8 680; East ahd West and, 8682; as opposites, 8 96; 
spiritual vs. physical, 5 104; symbolism of, in antiquity> 5 24; 
terror of, 8 331; 
transference of libido to, 5 518; two, 13 370; 
two powers of, 9ii 187; unchained power of, 5 89&n; 

and unconscious, 10 34; 
union of, in alchemy, 13 198; 14 654, 664n; 
unity of, 8 865; 
the West and, 8 682; wisdom of, 13 155; 
womb of, as maternal womb, 3 619; 
workings of, 8 864; 
worship of, 5 109-1 I, 118; 13 198 (see also lumen naturae; natura abscondita; sensus naturae) 
nature (2) (essential quality of an object): Divine, 11154; and Trinity, 11 289; 
feminine/maternal, of tree, 13 419; 
individual, of Christ's disciples, 9ii 331 
nature (3) (human/man's): collec- 
tive, man's, see mans.v. collective; collective, of self, 13 287; human, see human S.V.; 
of man, see man s.v.; 
man's instinctual, see animal(s), instinct/nature s.v. man; 
one's own, 13 70; reversal of, 1324; 
other side of our, see other s. v. side 
Naumann, H. and 1.: Isliindische 
Volksmiirchen, 16 42 5n Naumburg, 7 37 
Naunet, goddess, 5 359 
nausea, 4 461, 462, 464, 513 Navahos/Navajos, see American In- 
dians: NORTH 
navel: point of cleavage, 5 449; of Vishnu, 5449, pI. XLVIa Nazareth, 12 126 
Nazari, G. B., see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS s.v. 
Nazari, 0.,5 188n 
Nazis, see National Socialism 
Neale, ]. M.: Collected Hymns, Sequences and Carols, 13 384n, 39In Neanderthalensis, 18486 
Near East: Cybele cults, see Rheas.v.; 

sun-worship in, 5 165; symbolism of dying god in, 18 550 
Nebit Hotpet (jusas), 5 408 Nebo, 14 384&n Nebuchadnezzar,l1 173; 13 14; 
dream/vision of, 3 450; 5 4; 8 163, 484, 495, 496, 559,frontisPiece; 12 449; 13 35on, 458; 14 6200; 18 245-6; tree in, 3450; 8484, 559,frontispiece; 1335on, 408,458 
nebulae, 9i 31 
necessity, 7 28/439, 80, 240, 258, 
429,438; 
causal, 17 293; 
in Church Fathers, 11 271; inner, 7369,401; instinct as, 8 265; 
and moral decision, 17 299; psychological, 7 241/462; therapeutic, 7 373; 
vital, 4 679 
	necrocomidnecrocomica 	(Paracel- 
sus), 13 174&n 
necrolica (Paracelsus), 13 21 In Necrolii (Paracelsus), 13 211&n necromancy, 9ii 415; 13 154; see also 
magic 
nectar, '5 198 Needham,].,9i 12on; 
Science and Civilizatiun in China, 9i 120n 
needlepricks, see pricks 
needs, of dreamer, 7 169 
nefesh (Cabbalist), 14 592&n negation, world- (Schopenhauer), 6 
322 
negative: aspect of parental imagos, 
7296; 
attitude, 7 195; 
side, see other s.v. side; values, 7 71-2 
negativism, 1 346; 3 16-17; 18874; catatonic/schizophrenic, 1 279; 3 157, 179,425, 427; Bleuler's theory of, see Bleuler s.v. ; causes/origin of, 3 17,428; 

NEGELEIN - NEUROSIS 
NEGELEIN - NEUROSIS 
negativism (cant.): 
in hysteria, 3 179; psychology of, 17 24; and resistance, 3 425-6 
Negeiein, J. von: Das Pferd lm Seelenglauben und Totenkult, 5 42Inn, 428n; 
Der Tmumschliissel des Jaggadeva, 5542n 
neglego, 5 66gn 
negligence, evil and, 9ii 114 Negro(es), 7 323; 9ii 329; 1376; 17 
104; 1872,93,94,341; American, 10 95, 99, 1°3, 965-6; and African, gap between, 10 966; dreams of (J.'s research into), 5 154&n; 6 747&n, 851; 18 79, 81, 82, 1285&n; 
Christianity of, 9i 25; European assimilation tol "going black," 10 249, 962, 967; 
myth, 18 262; optimism of, 11 200; psychology of, 6 46; psychoses of, 18 1285; religion of, 18 1285; 
and "snake," see ANIMALS: serpent s.v. primitives; 
thoughts "in the belly," 6 963; 8 669; 18 15; 
white complex of, 10963,966; and white man, idealization, 18 
1285; 
who burnt feet, 8 94; 11 31 Neiditsch, J., 18 (P398n) 
Neihardt, J. G.: Black Elk Speaks, being the Life Story of a Holy Man of the Ogalala Sioux, 14 2600 
"ErKO~ Kat cf>,Al.a, 16375 
Neisser, C.: 3 3, 5-7, 50, 72-4, 76; lndividualitiit und Psychose, 3 72n; 
Paranoia und Schwachsinn, 3 16gn; 
Ober die Katatanie, 3 sn; 
"Uber die S,prachneubildun- 
gen Geisteskranker," 3 50n Neith/Nit, 5 358 
Nekhen, city of, 13360 
nekyia, 9i 311; 9ii 327; 12 6In, 156, 
178; 15 210; 188o; 
in Gilgamt'sh epos, 18 239; of Odysseus, 5 671; 
see also night sea journey 
Nelken, J.: "Analytische Beobachtungen iiber Phantasien eines Schizophrenen," 3 390; 7 11On; 8 58gn; 9i 82&n, 31Sn, 494n, 516; 9ii 62n; 11 78In; 13 459&n; 14 4In, 73n, 378&n, 545n; 18 (P433n); J.'s comment on Tausk's criticism, 18 1055-64 
N ematophora, 9ii 196&n 
Nemean lion, see ANIMALS: lion s.v. neolithic ideal, 9i 312 
neologisms, 3 17,39, 155, 157, 180, 19°,208,214,215,217,554,578; 11 442; 13 155n; 
innovations, 3 303; 
ofParacelsus, 13 148, 155, 160, 173,231; 16231; 
neo-paganism, 18 1310,1329,1472 neophyte(s), 11 348, 371, 410; 
in mystery cults, 5 130-1; prayer of, 5 135 
Neoplatonism/-ists, 6 23, 141, 175, 540; 9i 55?n; 9ii 193, 11 6m, 133, 159; 12 109, 113; 13 168, 264; 14425; 15 9; 
Ides, 13 168n (see also Paracelsus: ARCANA s.v. Original Man) Neopythagoreans(-ism), 11 263; 12 409n, 410&n, 413, 433, 4300, 450n 
Nepalese, magic powers of, 6316n 
Nephele, 5 460n 
Nephthys, 5 35°,4°0 
Neptune (god), see Poseidon Neptune (planet), 8 735-6 Neptune (Ufo pilot), 10800-1 nereids, 14 658 
Nergal, 14 24n 
Nero, 9ii 159; 
age of, 5 103-4 
Nerval, Gerard de (pseudonym of Labrunie): Aurelia, 5 83n; 7 121; 18 1279; 
J.'s lecture on, 18 1748 nerve-endings: and conscious image, 8 745; 
stimulation of, 8 607 
nerve system of yoga, 9i 81 nervous disorders/breakdown, 7 
1/4°9,425; 
TITLE: "On the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Nervous Disorders," 18 1°41-54; 
child's, 17 1°7; 
in the forties, 8 783; 
hysterical and psychasthenic, 3 418; 
sexual origin of, 17 99; 
see also neurasthenia; neurosis nervousness, 13 15, 55; 
psychic origin of, 7 1/4°9, 1 1/420 
I)ervous shock, theory of, 7 8/417 nervous system: of analyst, 18 
356; 
ego's ignorance of, 8 613; emotional processes and, 8 642; 
and psyche, 8 234, 6°7, 729; psychopathic disposition of, 1 136 
nervous temperament, 5 (P449) Nessus shirt, 9i 221 
nest, 4 280, 665, 728 
Nestle, E.: "Der siisse Geruch als Erweis des Geistes," 14 70In Nestorius/Nestorian Church, 6 34; 14237 
net of Hephaestus, 5 364n 
Netherlands/Holland, 10908, 975; 15 90; 18 1276; 
Society for Psychotherapy, 10 1048, 1055 
neti neti, 9i 597 
nettles, in Paracelsan medicine, 13 193, 194, 216 
Neue Preussische Zeitung, 18 702 Neue Zurcher Zeitung, 4 197&n; J.'s 
477 
476 
letters in, 18 (P427n) 
Neumann, Erich, 5 3; 18 1134, 
116o, 1250; 
Amor and Psyche, commentary on Apuleius, 13 453; 18 1510; The Great M other, 5 3n; 9i 3 1 2n; 9ii 178n; 
The Origins and History of Consciousness, 53; 6 445n; 9i 487n; 9ii 23on, 2800; 11 448n; 14 12gn, 35gn; 18 1134n; J.'s foreword, 18 1234-7; Tiefenpsychologie und Neue EthiklDepth Psychology and a New Ethic, 9i 595n; J.'s foreword, 18 14°8-20; 
Umkreisung der Mitte, 5 3n Neumann, Karl Eugen: Die Reden Gotamo Buddhos, J.'s comment on, 18 (P697n), 1576 
Neumann, T., see Therese of Konnersreuth 
neuralgia, 18 884 
neurasthenia, 1 1-2,5,29,31,33; 3 433, 471; 10 248; see also nervous disorders; neurosis neurology(-ists), and psychology/ 
psychotherapy, 3 470; 10 1056; 11 489-9°; 18 799, 922 
TITLE: "The Significance of Freud's Theory for Neurology and Psychiatry," 18 922 
neuropathy, 1 29 neurosis/psychoneurosis(-es),697°; 741,72,192,199,218/45°,252, 348,397,431; 8 208, 372, 480-1, 526,685, 7°2, 712, 763, 808; 9i 83,97-8,139,19°,259,267,493, 495,521; 9ii40, 282; 1072,285, 337-8; 11 26, 79, 542, 784; 1240; 13 5, 12, 14, 16, 51, 66, 463; 14 3°8,7°5,75°; 1556-7,61, 106; 1646,131,134,208; 1713°,172, 181, 191,200,316, 343; 1843, 797; 
TITLES: "The Aetiology of Neurosis," 4 353-406; "A Case of Neurosis in a Child," 4 

NEUROSIS 

NEUROSIS 

neurosis (cont.): 
458-522; "Neurosis and Aetiological Factors in Childhood," 4 294-313; "Psychoanalysis and Neurosis," 4 557-75; and abaissement, 3 509, 51 1, 515-17; 172°4; 
acceptance of, 16 11,392; adaptation and, see adaptation s.v. ; 
Adler's theory of, see Adler, A. s.v.; 
aetiology of, 9i 159; 1653,3°6; in childhood, 2 1008; 4 303, 354; 1725,201; 181024-5 (see also below childhood trauma); false, 17 97; psychogenic, 3 496, 5°5-6; 11 15,489-91; 16 49, 66; 18 903 (see also below causes); 
	analysis 	and, 	see 	below 
psychoanalysis; 
and anima concept, 9i 1 15; anxiety, see anxiety s. v. ; archetypes in, 9i 98; 
artistic creation and, 15 100, 155-6, 208n; 17206; association experiment and, see association experiment s. v. ; and attitude to instinct, 5 199; autoeroticism and, 537; 
and Catholic Church, see Church, Catholic s. v.; 
causes of, 5 (pxxvii); 8 255; in the present, 10363; 11 517 (see also above aetiology); 
of childhood/infantile, 4 259, 354; 9i 159, 161; 10 62; 17 (P5), 141, 212, 228; and parents, 164200; 1780&n,84'99' 106-7, 133, 179, 217-18, 258-9; 18296, 840; psychology of, 17201,212,215; therapy of, 17 179; 
and 'childhood trauma, 4 205, 353,559; 7 10/419, 1s1424; 16 33; 17 201 (see also above aetiology s.v. in childhood); 
478 

and childishness/infantilism, 4 312; 7 27/438, 117; 10 343, 345-8; 
"choice of," 6 929-3°; 
and civilization, 7 16; classification/diagnosis of, 16 195-7; 172°3; 
climacteric, 4 703; compensation in, 7 187; disturbance of, 6695; 10448; 15 152; 
complex and, 2 665, 1351-4; 7 54; 8255,59°,710; 11 37; 16 179; 18832; 
compulsion, see compulsion s.v.; 
as conflict, 3 516; 7 16; 18662, 664; 
and conscious attitude, 16 26, 53; 
and conscious mind, 8 134; defence against inner voice, 17 313; 
definition, 18 382; 
and disintegration of ideas, 3 546; 
and dissociation, see dissociation s.v.; 
and dreams: mythological parallels in, 9i 136; at onset of neurosis, 5 78, 585; 16 296; therapy of, 9i 299; 13 90; 16 294, 3°5-6; 
dual mother in, 9i 96; 
and endocrine disorder, 10 1063; 11 14; 
energic viewpoint, 4 566; 
and erotic conflict, 7 14-15, 16/422-4,27; 
extraverted type, 6 565-6, 573, 587; 
falsification of reality in, 5 200; and family milieu, see family s.v. milieu and neurosis; 
and fantasies, see fantasy s.v.; Freud's theory of, see Freud s.v.; 
and functions, 5 26n; 

a humiliating defeat, 11 12; and identification with social role, 73°7; 
individualistic nature of, 17 203; 
and inner disunity, 7 206; instinct and, see instinct s.v.; 
in introverted woman, 6 642-3; 
Janet's view, 4296; 
with latent psychosis, 3 517-18, 520, 546, 558; 
and libido: displacement, 4 
275; introversion, 4 277, 377; 5 193; theory, 4 200, 254; 
loss of, 10 355; 
masculine, 13455; 
in maturity, 7 88, 114; 1675; moment of outbreak, 4 563; 8 207; 
moral attitude and, 8 685; 17 182; 18 1412; 
moral suffering in, 11 794; and need for independence, 5 461; 
as negative aspect of relationship, 2 1010, 1012; 
as new name for devil, 10 309, 311, 331; 
no uniform direction of life in, 4623,634; 
obsessional, see obsession s.v. neurosis; 
and parental influence, see parents s.v. influence of, and neurosis; 
personal, 16 248; predisposition and environment, 4 209, 213; 5 199; 
and problem of our time/as social phenomena, 7 18/430,438; 9i 98; 15 69; 16 83; 
projection and, 5 507; 8 517; and prospective explanation, 4 4°9; 
and psychization of instinct, 8 255; 
psychoanalysis and, 4 412-16, 
479 

527-8; 7499, 501; 1624, 282; psychology of, 8 383; 18 799, 839, 840, 923; 
in puberty, 12 324; 
reaction of whole man, 10 1°71; 11 450; 16 190; 18839; reaction-times in, 2 994; reality of, 11 17; 
reason for, 18 627; 
and regression, 7 497; 
and religion, 11167,514,518; 1699,249; 
religious figures in, 595n; repression and, 10646; 11 129; 17204; 
and retardation of affective development, 4 296; 
and schizophrenia, compared, 3506,559; 17207; self-deception and, 11 457; 
as self-division/disunion, 7 18/ 430; 861; 11 522; 
seriousness of, 1637; 
sexual theory of, 4 2,216; 733, 422; 11 784; 13467; 1648,66; 18281,922,947, 1067-8; shock, 1 307; 7 15n (see also below traumatic); 
splitting of personality in, 5 683; 722; 861; 11 522; 
as state of possession, 16 196; structure of, 18 1504; symbolic value of, 18 1480; teleologically oriented, 7 54; a terra incognita, 18833; 
and toxins, 3 496; 
and transference, 7 206; 14 751; 1641, 357&n, 446, 471, 533; 18 1151; 
as transitory phase, 18 667; trauma theory of, see Freud s.vv. neurosis theory; sexual trauma theory; 
traumatic, 1 281, 320; 16 255, 260-1; 17 176; treatment/therapy of, 7 236/ 496-8; 8 184; 9i 270; 9ii 297; 12 4; and equivalence princi- 

NEUROTIC - NIETZSCHE 

NEUROTIC - NIETZSCHE 

480 
neurosis (cont.): 
pie, 8 35; and harmony of conscious and unconscious, 8 548; two types of, 16 5, 249-50; 
the unconscious in, 3 442; 7 290-1; 8 546; 17 207; 
and unconscious constellation, 4338; 6687; 
uncontrolled affects and, 10 680; 
as unsuccessful attempt at self-cure, 4 4°5, 574; 7 67; 10 345; 18 386, 389; 
value and meaning of, 4415; 7 67-9, 93; 10 355, 359-60; 11 74; 16564; 
as warning, 163°1; 
of young people, 7 88; 1675; see also hysteria; nervous disorders; neurasthenia; psychasthenia 
neurotic(s), 5 69, 220, 300, 342; 6 204; 7 16-17,63,397,5°1; 8593, 776-7; 13 396; 15 152; 18446; attitude/mentality, 5 262, 655; 7 223, 256; 
condition/state, 7 373; 13 75; conflict, see conflict s. v. ; deadlock, 7 163; 
disturbances, 8 639, 720; 9ii 259; 11 443; 
energy, 7 71; 
fear of becoming conscious, 8 244; 
flight from life, 5 165, 617; and "godlikeness," 7464n; 
and illusions, 17202,313,315; infantile sexuality of, 4 372; isolation of, 18 233; 
mentality, see above attitude; and mother, relation to, 5 4 15, 682; 
psychic processes of, 8 667; sickliness, 7 259; 
suffering, 17 154; 
symptoms, see symptoms s. v. ; thinking, 17 172 
neutrality, Swiss, 10916 

Nevers, Duc de, 14 Ign 
new: enemy of the old, 1371; thing, 13 18 
Newcomb, F. J., and G. A. 
Reichard: Sandpaintings of the Navajo Shooting Chant, 9i 652n 
New Guinea, 16433; 
hook for hanging, 5 pI. XXVIII; 
labuni in, 8 12gn 
Newman, J. H. (Cardinal), 14 744, 777; 
Essay on the Develapment of Christian Doctrine, 14 744n 
New Mexico, 18271; J.'s visit to, 18 1288; 
see also American Indians: 
NORTH S.V. Pueblo 
New Testament, see BIBLE S.V. Newton, Sir Isaac, 13 90; 
theory of gravitation, 7 270 New Year, 5 276n; 9i 458 
New York, 9i 227n, 612 
New York Times, 18 (P438n), (P564n) Nezach and Hod, 14635&n 
ngai, 8 125 
nganga (medicine-man), 8 575n n'goma, 10 964 
Nibelungenlied, see Wagner 
Nicaea, Council of, 11 215 
Nicene Creed, see Creeds s.v. Nicholas of Cusa, see Cusanus Nicholas of FlUe, see Brother Klaus Nicodemus, 4 782; 5 332-3, 510; 13 
136; 14 178n 
Nicolai, C. F.: Versuch iiber die Beschuldigungen, welche dem Tempelherrenorden gemacht wurden, 16 
533n 
Nicolaitans,6 25; 11 702, 730 Nicoll, M., 6401n 
Nicomachus, 124100, 436n nidana-chain, 11 770 Niedfyr/Nodfyr, 5 212&n 
Niedner, F.: Thule, 14482n Niehus-Jung, M., 18 (P566n) Nielsen, D.: Der dreieinige Gott, 11 
178n 

Nierenstein, M., and P. F. Chapman: "Enquiry into the Authorship of the Ordinall of Alchimy," 12 
404n . 
Nietzsche, F. w., 1 14o&n, 141, 
142&n, 184; 3 171, 350, 407; 4 675, 748; 5 lIn, 12n, 14, 21, 47n, 253, 446n, 459, 46o, 471, 472, 5300, 592, 597, 602, 635; 6 40, 1°7, 149-51, 223-42, 353, 4°8, 540-1, 625, 632, 699, 7°6, 7°9,876-7, 963; 729,36-4°,43, 113, 115, 199, 3°6, 373, 501; 8 108,162,212,344,398,474,659; 9i 61,210,217,254,541; 1019, 176, 201, 236n, 250, 375&n, 382-3,417,434-5,437,937,939; 11 44, 89, 144, 267, 472, 791, 825; 12 118,247,559; 1377, 131, 154; 14252,457; 1545,52,61, 69, (P84), 151, 154, 178, 182; 16 117; 17 200, 313n; 18 61, 451, 534, 928, 930, 1115, 1170, 1295, 1454, 1630; 
"blond beast," 7 40; 10432; 18 1322 (see also blond beast); 
on "consuming fire," 8 108; and Dionysus(-ian), see Dionysus s.v.; 
on dreams, function of, 5 27; 8 398,474; 
Dudu and Suleika, 18 1281; 
"Ecce Homo," 7 36, 43; 15 178; on inspiration, 1 13gn, 184; and introversion, 6 238, 242; madness/psychosis of, 8162; 18 1417; 
nightmare of, 10382; 
and Parsifal, see Wagner: Parsifals.v.; 
on philosophy and psychology, 8344,659; 
on power instinct, 7 37-9, 43; 10658; 
predilection for loathsome ani- 
	mals, 5 585n; 	. 
and toad, dream of, 5 47n, 585n; 737; 
481 

visions of, see below Thus SPake Zarathustra; s.v.; 
and Wotan dream, 11 44n; WORKS: 
"Ariadne's Lament," 9i 442n; 
10381; 
"An Attempt at Self-Criticism," 6 232; 
"The Beacon," 5 145; "Between Birds of Prey," 5 446&n, 45gn, 523n, 585n; Beyond Good and Evil, 9i 61; The Birth of Tragedy, 6 223, 225&n, 226&nn, 232, 242, 876&n, 877&n; I0375n; Ecce Homo, 1 13gn, 142n, 184&nn; 5 145n, 446n, 459n; 15 178; 
Genealogy of Morals, Freud's work compared to, 18 1069; "Glory and Eternity" ("Ruhm und Ewigkeit,") 5 142, 592n; 
Human, All-too-Human, tr. H. Zimmern and P. V. Cohn, 5 27n, 47In, 472n; 11 8gn; The Joyful Wisdom, 6353n; "Mistral Song," 10 380; Poem ("Here I sit ... "), 5 597; 
"The Sun Sinks," 3 3500; Thus Spake Zarathustra (Also Sprach Zarathustra), 1 184; 3 171&n, 407n; 5 444&n, 583n, 586, 601, 635n, 682n; 6151,232,242,312,322-5, 426n, 540, 963; 7 36, 153, 397; 8 162, 16gn, 254,643; 9i 36, 77-8,19°,2100,216, 217n, 254; 9ii 4100; 10 (PI13), 271,376-8, 38In; 11 44&n, 142,892,9°5,9°6; 12 406, 559; 13 163&n; 14 483n, 5100; 15 Ill, 117, 159, 178, 185, 192; 18 61, 46o, 1281, 1333; "Ass Festival," 6312; 9i 463n; P. Gast, "Die Entstehung von Also 

NIGI:'.KIA - NUKTHI:'.KN 
N ietzsche (cant.): 
Sprach Zarathustra," 3 17 In; and Kerner, parallel, 1 140-2, 180-3; 18 455-6; "higher" man in, 8 162; and seven devils, 13 163&n; and Superman, 7 36; 8 359; 12 4°6-7,559; 13 163; 1433°; 
18 1375; "ugliest man," 6 208,322,7°6,829; 8 162; 9ii 410; 10271; 12201; 1433°; vision of rope-dancer/tightrope walker, 7 36; 9i 217; 12 184; -, buffoon in, 15214; vision of shepherd and snake, 5 585; 12 184,201; 14 483n; 
"To the Unknown God," 10 
379; 11 44n; 
"The Use and Abuse of History," 6232n; 
see also Bernoulli, C. A.; ForsterNietzsche, E. 
Nigeria (Yoruba myth), 5 392n night, 14219; 
club, 12 227; 
day and, rhythm of, 13 300; -fear, see fear s.v.; 
-heron, see ANIMALS s.v.; 
terrors of, 7325; 17213-14; world, 15 149; offantasy, 7 325 
nightmare(s), 7 44; 8 535; 9i 157; 10 62; 12 38, 284; 13 180; 15 161; 
and the devil, 5 421; of earthquake, 1735; 
etymology and "mare," 5 370; Hecate and, 5 577; 
lamia as, 5 369-7°; Nietzsche's, 10382; 
"Stem pe" in, 5 3700 
The Night My Number Came Up (film), 8 983n 
night sea imprisonment, 5 3°8,374; "three days" as, 5 512 
night sea journey, 5 3°8,484,541, 555, 577; 8 326; 9ii 173; 11 348; 12 figs. 69, 170, 171, 172; 14262, 
482 
NIGERIA - NORTHERN 
658; 
death as, 5 319; 
as descent into unconscious! descensus ad inferos, 8 68-9; 12 436; 16 455&n; 
in Egyptian mythology, 5 349, 362; 
Frobenius on, see Frobenius s.v. ; 
see also. ANIMALS: whale S.V.; nekyia; night sea imprisonment 
Nigidius Figulus, Publius, astronomer, 9ii 212&n 
nigredo, see COLOURS s.v. 
Nikephorus Blemmides, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Niklaus von der Flue, see Brother Klaus 
	Nikotheos/Nikotheus, 	12 456n, 
456(6),458; 13 101 
Nile, 9i 604n; 10 629; 13 132; 14 
287, 297,3°9; 18264; 
water of, 1397; 14359,717; see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: 
Ostanes .I.V. Nile stone Nilus, St., 12521; 
Vita, 12 521n nimbus, see halo Nimrod, 11 176n 
Nina (Babylonian), fish offerings to, 9ii 186 
Ninck, M., 9i 446n; 10 392-4; Gotter und J enseitsglauben der Germanen, 1346In; 
Wodan und germanilcher Schicksalsglaube, 9i 446n; 10 392n; 11 2gn, 44n 
nine, see NUMBERS s. v. Niobt, 1491-2 Nippur,9ii 190 
nirdvandva, 6327,371; 7367; 9i 76, 597; 9ii 298; 11 435; 13 15; 14 66,296,711; 18 1417; 
as self, 18 1628 nirm1fnakaya, 11 790 
nirv:l:na, 11 800, 879; 18 1507 Nissl, F., 1 226,279; 
"Hysterische Symptome bei 
einfachen Seelenstorungen," 1 279n 
NitlNeith, 5 358 
nivis, 13 255n 
nixie(s), 8 335; 9i 52-4, 406, 677; 13 215, 225; 16 538n; 
and ani ma, see anima s. v. ; and water-sprite, 9i 31 1 njom, 8 125 
Noah, 11 577, 671; 13414; 14392, 
555, 571, 6°7; 
Ark,5fig. 21;9i428n,624n; 14 264; dream of, 1732; 
and Deluge/Flood, 5 311; 11 653, 669; 14 264, 555, 607; 16 472n; 
Japhet, son of, 5 17In; and Utnapishtim, 5 293; 
see also ANIMALS: dove, raven; Deluge 
nodes, 9i 550; 9ii 399 Nodfyr/Niedfyr, 5 212&n noises: animal, 1216,217; 
hallucinatory, 1 268; see also voices 
Nola, Church of St. Felix, 11 43 In nome, 13 3600 
nomenclature: antinomian, 13266; of egg, 13 IOgn; 
symbolic, 13 355 nominalism(-ists) (in medieval phi- 
losophy), 6 4°,43, 73, 75; classical, 6 40, 49-50; and extraversion, 6 508; medieval, 6 69-73; 
and object, 6 75; 
and realism, 3 419; 6 40, 50, 54, 56-9, 68-72, 74, 76, 473, 540; 7 80; 9i 149; 13 378; and extraversion, introversion, 6 508-9; as opposites, 7 80 
non-action, 13 20&n, 38 
nonad (Egyptian), 9i 242n Nonconformists, 18656 non-differentiation, 7 329, 372; 9i 
290; 13 66; see als~ Levy-Bruhl s.v. participation mystique non-duality, 11 881 
non-ego, se.e ego s. v. 
non-existence, yearning for, 5 553 
non-existing (asat), 13 267n non-identification, 16 469 non-recognition, 9i 290 non-resistance, 7 395 
nonsense, meaning of and attitude to, 11 26 
non-values, 7 395 
noonday, 8 665; 
of life, see life, stages of s.v. noopsyche, 3 33, 35 
Nootka Indians, see American Indians: NORTH 
Nordau, M. S., 2 132n; 
on genius, 1 175&n; 
WORKS: 
Conventional Lies of Civilization, 1 175n; 
Degeneration, 1 175n 
Norden, E.: Die Geburt des Kindes, 5 Ilgn; 11178n 
Nordicmyth(s), 15 151; 
of creation, 5 367; 
of hero, 17298; 
see also Odin 
normal(ity), 7 236, 369, 464n; 
of analyst, 16 544-5; consciousness, 17 102; definition/concept of, 7 80; 10 477,572; 16544-5; 
a fiction, 17 343; 
and latent psychosis, 7 192; and neurosis, closeness of, 18 575; 
person/people, 7 89, 206, 228, 508; 16 161, 163; mental and moral conflicts of, 18 1388; need for symbol, 5 342; 
state, and dreaminess, see dreaminess s.v. pathological 
normalization, 11 539; 16 152 Normans, 10 1001 
Noms, 5 371; 9i 157 
North, the: significance of, 9ii 156-7, 190-2; 
and south, as opposites, 12 192 northern lights, 13 256 
483 

NORTH STAR - NUMBERS 

NORTH STAR - NUMBERS 

484 
NUMBERS, SPECIFIC 
	one/One, 5 198; 11 179-80; 12 165, 	1683; ratio/propartio sesquitertia, 
	210, 358, 413, 427&n, 476; 13 	18 1133; three-in-one, Satan 
	173, 187, 215, 370; 14 659; 16 	as, 13 283; 
	525n; 	and four, 1225, 165, 210; 13 
	and two, 11 180; 12 25, 26, 	187&n; 164°2; 
	2°9,2100; 13 149, 187&n, 370; 	in alchemical opus, 12 390, 
	14 11, 554, 619, 659, 760; 16 	404&n, 484; 13370; 16454; 
	5°4; 	and All, 13 279; 
	and three, 9i 611; 9ii 305, 351, 	as fourth, 11 290; 1226,2°9; 
	355, 396, 398; 10 738, 740, 	14619; 
	751, 761, 775; 11 180; 12 18, 	impure/pure, 13 187n; 
	25, 192, 210&n, 313, 319;figs. 	and Many, 11 798; 13 280; 
	16, 185, 212; 13 187&n, 366; 	and Mercurius, see Mercurius 
	14554,733; 18 1603-4, 1653, 	s.V.; 
485 
North Star, 9ii 206; 12265 Norton, Samuel, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S. v. 
Norton, Thomas, see ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS S. v. 
Norwegian riddle, 5 327 nose-rubbing, 5 217 NostoclNostoch (Paracelsus), 12 
244; 13 190&n, 193 Nostradamus/Nostredame, Michel, 
9ii 151-7, 159,160, 192, 193; 'The Prophecies of Nostradamus," 9ii 150-61; 
Vrayes Centuries et Prophfiies de Maistre Michel Nostredame/The Complete Prophesies of Nostradamus, tr. and ed. H. C. Roberts, 9ii 15 Inn; 10 (P 179) 
"Note factory," see associationchains s.v. 
nothing (Lao-tzu), 8 919, 920 "nothing-but," 74°°; 8711; 9i 290; 1035,362; 11 379, 777, 800, 857; 12 1 In, 120, 160,327; 1698&n, 360; 17 157,3°2; 
TITLE: "The 'Nothing but' Daughter," 9i 182-3; 
dream as, 10 3°1; 
Freud and, 107,347,365,658; 11 843; 18 633; 
James on, 12 1 In; 
neurosis and, 10 357; 
people as, 18 627; 
principle of, 3 423; psychology, 4 668; 
and reductive theory, 7 67, 471; 
and religion, 9ii 279; 
type of thinking, 6 315, 593, 600, 867 
nothingness, God as, 11 893 Notker Balbulus, 12 438n; 
Hymnus in die Pentecostes, 16 39gn 
not-knowin!1;, dark abyss of, 13219 Notre Dame (Paris), 9i 458; 10 176; Deesse Raison in, see Reason, Goddess of 

nouns, 2 475-80, 483-6,585,587- 
92, 594-8; 
adjectives as reactions to, 2 
48-51; 
as reactions, 2 48, 56, 59-61, 
594-8; 
verb relationships, 2 58-60, 64 
	nourishing: 	earth-mother, 	see 
Mother s.v. Earth; fruits, 13 350 
Nous/nous/voiis-, 6347; 9i 193,393, 545, 554, 560-6 Inn; 9ii 41; 11 358,628; 12433, 456nnn; 1396, 137,344; 14 117, 161,261,311, 327,348,548,717; 16456; 
as Anthropos, 12 410; 
Christ as, see Christ s.v. Logos/Nous; 
as daemon, 12 410; 
descent of, to Physis, 5 113; 9ii 368; 11 1600, 312; 12 410, 412-13,436,438,44°,447; female, .13 427; 
Gnostic, 11 276, 380 (see also ANIMALS: serpents.v. in Gnosticism, Nous as); 
as hermaphrodite, 12 436n, 447; 
Hermes as, 11 421; 
krater filled with, 9ii 29gn; 12 
4°9; 
liberation of, 12452; 
and Mercurius, see Mercurius 
S.V. ; 
opposition with sex, 13 344; and physis, coniunctio, see coniunctio s. v.; 
as redeemer, 11 1600; serpent as, see ANIMALS s. V. ; as tincture/dyestuff, 124°9; unconscious, 9ii 315n; 
as uroboros, 12447; 
see also Logos; pneuma 
novels, 15 140, 142; "psychological," 15 136-7; and sex, 10213 
novelty, mania for, 17251 
"Novi luminis chemici Tractatus"/ 

"Novum lumen," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Sendivogius 
novilunium, 14171,183,332,437; see also moon s.v. new 
nuclear: deterrent. 18 562; 
fission, see fission s.v.; 
see also atomic 
Nukariya, K., 11 879-81; 
The Religion of the Samurai, 11 879n, 884n 
null hypothesis. 8 825n 
Numa Pompilius, 5457n number(s): topics, 8 356&n, 870, 
943n; 10692; 164°4,45 In, 525; TITLE: "On the Significance of Number Dreams," 4 129-53; and Adam, in alchemy, 14 553-4; 
Apollo and, 6 226; 
archetypal foundation of, 8 870, 871; 10 778, 805; 13 357; 18 1183; 
as autonomous entities, 18 1182-4; 
basic, tetraktys as, 13 31; 
magic, 8871; masculine/feminine, 9i 426, 438, 444; 16 404, 411; oddi even as, 9i 426, 444, 679; 11 104n, 262; 1225,26, 436n; 16 404n (see also below two s.v. as 

feminine number; three s.v. masculine; four .LV. feminine); as mediator, 10 779; 
mysticism of, 4 691; 9i 552; and axiom of Maria, 9i 552; 13 187&n; "sacred," 8870; 
as mythological entities, 18 461; 
numerical sequence, 8 356; odd and even, as opposites, 12 436n; 
and patients: confusion over, in tests, 1 239, 240-1, 368, 397; in dreams, 4 130-3, 134-6, 13744; 11 281; experiments with, in treatment, 1 98, 145, 160; Pythagorean, see Pythagoras; real and imaginary, 7 12 In; -speculation, psychology of, 11 179; 
symbolism, 4 129; 8 870; 10 692; 11 90, 91; 12 313; 13 187n; Gnostic, 9ii 358; mediating, 10 779; and Trinity, 11 179; 
and synchronicity, 8870; coincidence of, 8 824, 969; properties of, 8 965; 
in table-tilting experiment, 18 733-4; 
and unconscious, 8 870; see also counting 

NUMBERS 

NUMBERS 

numbers: one (cant.): 
midpoint of circle, 13 187; oneness, 11783, 785, 792, 881; unconscious, 17 330; 
and "other," 11 180 (see also other); 
as source of all numbers, 11 179: 
Unum, see prima materia s.v.; see also Monad; unarius; unus mundus 
two, 13 150, 187; 
and one, see above one s. v. ; 
and three, 9i 679; 12 26, 2°9, 2100; 14619; 
associations of, 11 180; dragons, 13 267, 314, 315; 
as feminine number, 9i 679; 14 238; 164°4; as Eve, 11 lo4n; as first number, 11 179,- 180; 14 659; 16525n; 
mothers (Paracelsan), 13 148, 153,238; 
in Mozarabic Mass, 11 332; quicksilvers, 14 139; sulphurs, 14 139; 
symbolism of: devil, 11 104; 14 238; totality, 10 771; twiceborn, 1396; 
trees of Paradise, 13 403&n; waters, see water s. v.; seealsobinarius; dyads; earth(s); Mercurius s.v. dual aspect of 
three, 9i 716; 11 91, 246; 1231,98, 165,203,211, 28?n, 307, 310, 316-19, 374,474,477,478, 535, 536,jig. 142G; 13 187,2°4,357; 1468,552,652; 16451&n; 
and a half, motif of, 9i 648&n; and one, see above one s.v.; and two, see above two s. v. ; 
and four: dilemma of /Axiom of Maria, 4 743n; 8 962; 9i 242n, 425, 426, 436, 437,552, 648n; 11 183, 184, 243, 280, 290; 1226,31, 123, 200, 2°9, 2200, 297, 314, 320, 327,jig· 59; 13 204, 272, 357; 14 269, 
486 

276, 563, 574, 619; 16 533; sesquitertian proportion, 9i 644, 648n, 695; 
and seven, 12 211; 14553,563; and twelve, see below twelve s. v. ; Adam and, 11 I04n; 14652; alembic, significance of, 9ii 380; 
angels, see angel(s) s. v. ; animals, see animal(s) s.v.; 
as beginning, middle, end, 11 179; 
-bodied Hecate, 13 270; 
-bodied Typhon, see Typhon; 
colours, see colour(s) s. v.; 
days, in night sea journey, 5 512; 
and death, 14 89; 
as defective quaternity, 9ii 351; elements of the world, 6 366; -fold: cord, 12 477, jig. 215; and fourfold universe, 12 jig. 1; triptativa caniunctio, 13 357&n; 
-headed Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. threefold; 
-headed Satan, see devil s.v.; 
-headed snake, see ANIMALS: 
serpent s. v. (see also below Tricephalus) ; 
as masculine, 9i 425, 438, 444, 679; 12 31; 14 563; 16 404; and feminine, 9i 438; -pronged hook, 13447, 450; the third, 12 26, 209, 550; principle, 6 85, 173 (see also tertium); sonship, Basilidian concept of, see Basilides; supraordinate, 9ii 280; 
threeness, 9i 426, 436, 438; of anima, 9i 439; and femininity, 9i 438; and fourness, discord, 11 104n; and Oneness, 11 180; Tricephalus, 10 741; 11 263 (see also above -headed); 
types (Gnostic), 6 14; 
world principles, 12 123; 
see also ternarius; triad; tri- 

angle; Trinity 
four, 9i 679, 680; 9ii 35 In; 10738, 774; 11 6o, 61, 90, 91, 109,246; 12 137, 139, 150, 162, 165, 167n, 169,172,183,189,201,2°9,211, 26o, 287&n, 299,3°1,3°7,313, 327, 333, 469,jigs. 82, 93, 117, 206,211; 13 187,329, 355n, 357; 14 556, 607; 16 405, 410, 411, 430, 525n; 
and one, see above one s.v.; in one, 1241; 
and three, see above three s.v.; and five, dilemma of, 9i 680; 12327; 
alchemical processes, see opus s. v. stages; 
angels, see angel(s) s.v. of God; animals, see animal(s) s.v.; 
and Anthropos, see Anthropos s.V. ; 
as archetype, 10 805; 11 90; body divided into, 13 (P6oo), 89; 
branches of tree, 13 119, 446; candles, 11 600; 
canopic jars, see canopic jars; cardinal points, see cardinal points; 
chairs, see chairs; 
cherubim, of Ezekiel, see Ezekiel s.v. vision; 
in Christian iconography, 11 62n; faith, 13 207; 
circle, divisions into, see circle s.v.; 
colours, see colour(s) s.v.; continents, 14 283; 
corners, in child's dream, 18 525, 532; 
creatures,see Ezekiels.v. vision; daughters, in Navajo myth, 13 1~0; 
dImensions, see below fourth S.V.; 
directions, see directions s.v.; division into, see division s.v.; dolls, see dolls s. v.; 
487 

elements see elements s.v.; evangelists, see evangelists s.v.; faces, see face(s) s. v.; 
feminine, 9i 242n, 423, 444; 12 31; and as devil, 9i 24 2n; 
four times four/four parts/four times, 9ii 410; 13 362; 14 634&n; 
fourfold: coniunctio, 13357&n; Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. four forms of; Mercury/ Hermes s.v. fourfold; 
fourness and threeness, 9i 426; fourth, 11 243, 244, 261; 12 26, 31, 165&n, 192,2°3, 204, 259, 320, 449, 550; 13 204; as daimonion, 9ii 31 1; in Daniel's furnace, 5 243-5&n; 9ii 311; 12 449; dimension, 8 962; 18 53, 54, 115, 116; -, painting, 10 712, 736-47, 773, pI. Ill; fire and, see fire s.v.; 
finger, 12 258-9; in Gnostlcism/Naassene, 9ii 128, 288, 325, 397; "recalcitrant," 8 962; 11 190--2,280,29°; functions, see functions s.v.; gates of city, 13212; 
God in, 11 152n (see also god(s»; 
gospels, see gospels s.V.; 
heads, see head(s) s.v.; horsemen of the Apocalypse, 11 708; 
kinds of fire, see fire s.v. in alchemy; 
kings, 13 365; 
metals, 14 136n; 
and monad, 14 294; mountains,see mountain(s)s.v.; in Mozarabic Mass, 11 332; multiples of, 13 127, 362; natures, 13 101, 125; 
nuts, cracked, 12 299-3°0; pillars of Shu, 13 360, 362; Pythagorean school and, see Pythagoras; 
qualities, see elements; 

NUMBERS - NUMINOUS 
NUMBERS - NUMINOUS 
numbers: four (cant.): 
quarters, see quarters s.v.; 
in quaternio, see quaternio; rivers, see river(s) S.v.; of Paradise, see Paradise s. v.; roots, 11 62n; 
seasons, see seasons s.v.; 
sons of Horus, see Horus s. v. ; spirits of God, 9i 588&n; symbolism: totality, 11 98, 176, 332; union of, as individuation, 10 762; 
temperaments, 6 13, 960; wheels, see Ezekiel s.v. vision; winds, see wind(s) s.v.; 
see also quaternity; tetraktys; tetrameria 
five, 9i 716; 9ii 35W; 12 21on, 287n; 
and four, dilemma of, see four 
s.V. ; 
elements, see elements s.V.; fifth, 9ii 353; essence, 13 166; flowers, see flower(s) s.v.; mountains, 13 31 I; 
in Mozarabic Mass, 11 332; -pointed star, see stClr s.v.; 
see also pentad; pentagram; qumcunx 
six, 12 210, 287n, 535; 13 336; 16 
45w; 
in I Cking, 11 979, 996; 
in mandala, 9i 679,fig· 25; planets, see planet(s) S.V.; senarius, 9i 679; 9ii 361, 365; 12 21on; 13 336; 
see also hexad 
seven, 7366; 1297,211,298,315, 348,410,456(9),468,490, 535, figs. 5, 28, 29, 202, 203, 205; 16 
402; 
and three, see three s.v.; 
and eight/eighth, dilemma of, 4 743n; 9i 242n; 1284,85,200, 205, 209, 210, 21 I ,fig. 85; and musical octave, 14 579; alchemical stages, see transformation, alchemical s. v. ; 
angels, 12 468; 14575; 
in Apocalypse, 11 708, 709, 721 ; 
archetype of, 14 579; archons, see archon (s) s.v.; 
branches of tree, 13 414; churches, 12 468; colours, see colour(s) s.v.; 
devils, 13 163&n; 
eyes, see eye(s) s.v. of God; laughs, of God, 5 65n; liberal arts, 14571; 
metals, see metals s.v.; 
planets, see planet(s) s. V.; "septenarius magicus occultus," 9ii 378; 
Septenary, 149; 
seventh, 12 82-4, 298; 
sleepers, 5 282; 9i 240, 242&n, 244, 246n; 14553n; 
stars, see star(s) s.V.; 
statues, 14 8on, 562; stone tables, 14 571; see also heptad 
eight, 9i 242n; 9ii 351; 12 200, 21 I, 237,270, 313, fig· 80; 14574, 
636; 
and seven, dilemma of, see seven; 
circles, in diagram of Celsus, 14 576; 
eightfold flower, see flower s.v.; eighth, 12 204, 210; 14574 (see also Christ s. v. as prophet, ~ighth); 
feminine, 14 579; 
immortals (Taoist), 14 574; 
as individuation symbol, 10 692; 
in octave, 14 579; 
see also octagon; ogdoad 
nine, 12 Ill, 456(9), 535,fig. 2 11; 
13 187; 14416; 
and ten, 12 84; eagles, 14 23n, 416; 
in I Cking, 11 979, 980, 996; sirens, 13 2 18 
ten, 10 692; 12 84, 313; 14 168, 
488 
294, 574; 16 525&nn; 
as allegory of Christ ("denarius"), 16 525n; Commandments, 10 830; 11 581,599; 13230; 
concentric circles, 14 574&n; 
perfect number, 12fig. 117; 16 525n; 
as symbol of unity, 10 692; "denarius," 14 294; 16 525&n, 526 
eleven, 10 692 
twelve, 12 287n; 14 158n; and three, 9i 552; 
alchemical stages, 12 340, fig. 122; 
dorje, 12 13gn; 
"fatherly, motherly" angels, see angel(s) s. v. ; 
Monads, 12 138, 13gn; 
in patient's pictures, 9i 545, 
Numbers, see BIBLE: a.T. S.V. numenlnumen, 8 388, 44 I; 11 746; anima as, see anima s.V.; 
of archetypes, see archetype(s) s.v. numinosity; 
divine, 13342; bread :1S symbol of, 11 387; 
of the Gentiles, 11 576; 
of goddess, 16 438; 
integration of, 11 472; presence of, and dogma, 11 222; 
and snake, 5 676; transference of, 16 440; tree-, see tree(s) s.v.; vegetation, 5 615; 13 268n; wisdom, as feminine, 11 612 
numina, 12247; 
flight of, 18 598 
numinal accent, 6 982-5 numinosity, 8 383, 388, 870; 10 
728,731,743,784; 13396,432; of archetypes, see archetype(s) s.v. 
of Christ, 11 663; 
546, 548, 588, Pictures 3, 8; 
as time symbol, 9i 433, 552; and zodiac, Sfe zodiac, twelve signs of 
thirteen, 18 587-8 fourteen: Kas, 14351&n 
fifteen: steps and ladders, 12 80; 13 
86 (Ill, i, 2) 
sixteen, 12 313; 14634, pI. 3 twenty-two, 12 313 twenty-four: eyes, 10 766 thirty, 10766 
thirty-two, 12 307, 313; 
symbolism of, 12 313 
forty: age of, 8 773, 783 (.1('(' also life, stages of); 
in alchemy, 14 77&n, 494, 729 sixty-four, 14636 
one hundred: pulses, 13 434 "ten thousand things," 13 30 I 
* 
* 
of the cross, 11 433; destruction of, 18 581; of fire-making, 5 250; 
of God-images, 11 454, 558; of Job's knowledge, 11 584; loss of, 18 582; 
of metaphysical statement, 11 735; 
of mystical experience, 11 275; 
of numbers, 8 870; 
of primordial images, 5 223; 13 396; 
of self, 5 612; 14 776; 
of series of chance happenings, 8827n; 
of sun, 5 128; 
of symbol, 11 33~; 14514; 18 579; 
of words, 18 590 
numinosum, 8 216; 10 864; creeds and, 11 9; defined, 11 6; 
effect of, produced by ritual, 117 
numinous, 10 647, 651, 720; 11 
489 

NUN - OBRYCUM 

o 
oak, see TREES s. v. 
Oannes, Babylonian fish-god, 5 291-2,fig. 18; 9ii 127,174, 186, 313; 13 268; 14 566n, 5700; -Ea,5291 
oath: modernist, 10 1019; Pythagorean, see Pythagoras Obatala and Odudua (West African myth), 6 367 
obedience: primordial instinct of, 18 1630; 
as protection to gifted child, 17 
246 
obfuscation of the light, 16 399 object: and collective values, 6 318; conflict with, 6 137; cryptomnesic reproduction, 1 139, 143; 
and cultural ideals, 6 I 10; death of, 8 522; 
and dream interpretation, 7 130, 141; 8508,510; 
dynamic animation of, 6 495, 501&n; 
ego as, see ego; 
external, lack of, 5 253; 
and Freudian theory, 690-1; 7 58-61; 
hysterical identification with, 1 340; 
and imago, 7 223; 
-imago, 7 513, 518; 8521; incorporation into psychic systern, 5 201, 203; 
libido's choice of, 7 77, 94-6, 
numinous (cont.): 
982; 12247,294,448,557,564; character of changes of consciousness, 11 274; 
complexes, 13437; 
experience, 14 776, 781; 
"holy dread" of, 11 222,375; ideas; 13 393; 
in individuation, 11 448; religious idea/statement, 11 450; 13396 
Nun: Babylonian, 9ii 186; 
in Egyptian mythology, 5 358, 389; 
as fish, 5 2900; 9i 244; 9ii 173, 186; 
son of, Joshua, 5 282, 2900; 9i 244; 9ii 173 
nun, vision of, 17 137&n nun, meaning of, 5 359 
Nunberg, H.: "On the Physical Accompaniments of Association Processes," 6 1800; 823n 
nuptiae chymu:ae, 5 330; 16 398; see ~lso coniunctio; hierosgamos; marnage 
Nuremberg, 10 760; first German railway from, 18 7400; see also 
49° 

Psychoanalytic Congresses nurse,9i 156; 17 12,16--17; dream of, 8 478-9 nursing, 78/417; 
as displacement, 3 105 Nut, sky-goddess, 5 359; 
giving birth to the sun, 5fig. 24 nut(s): four, cracked, 12 299-300; hard, 12 288-9 nutritive/nutritional: function, see function(s) s. v.; 
instinct, see instinct s. v. ; zone, see zones s.v. 
Nun, A., 640In 
Nyagrodha, 13 412n 
nyctu:arax, see ANIMALS: night-heron nymph(s),9i311; 12114, 116,1l8, 
329,fig· 33; 13 178-80, 195, 278; 1470; 
tree, see tree(s) s.v.; water, 13 179; wood, 9i 53; 
see also Paracelsus: ARCANA s.V. Melusina 
Nymphidida, nymphididic realm, 
	see 	ParaceIsus: 	ARCANA 	s.v. 
Melusina 

20; 18 1511; 
spell/magical power of, 6 383-4,386,496,608,626--7; and subject, see subject S.V.; subjection to, 6 417; symbolical, displacement of libido on, 5 83; 
yoga and, 6 191; 
see also under empathy; extraverted type; introverted type 
objectivation: of assorted complexes, 1 132n; 
of dream, 1 117; 
of impersonal images, 18 377; 378,399,401,410; 
of visual images, 1 98 objective: causality, 7 210; 
level, 6 779 (DeL); 7 14 I, 143, 158, 223; interpretations! analysis on, 5 175n; 7 130, 139, 141, 158; 
psyche, see psyche s.v.; psychic, 11 479; 
psychology, see psychology s.v.; and subjective, confused, 6 46; tendencies, 7 2 10 
objectivity, 7 323, 348; 11 786; 
	absolute/complete, 	11 735, 
785; 
need of, 11 519; 
psychidof psyche, see psyche s.v.; 
of psychology, 12 17-20; scientific, 13 I, 378-9; 
	105, 110; 	of the unconscious, 10562; 
	light-symbols for, 5 128; 	unprejudiced, 11 521 
	Luther-Zwingli 	controversy oblati%blation: alchemical, 12485; 
	and, 6 98-9; 	in the Mass, 12 417; 
	mischievousness of, 8 202; 	see also Offertory 
	mood/affect as, 7 348; 13 17; 	obliqueness, Indian, 10 1000 
naive or sentimental poets and, oblong, in dream, 11 128; 12 
	6 2 13-2 I ; 	.l86--7, 289 
	nominalism and, 675; 	obnubilation, 1 106 
	overvaluation of, 7303; 8523; 	obolus, sacrifice of, 5577 
	projection and, 7 520; 8 51 g-- 	Obrycum, 14 64 In 
491 

OBSCENE - OMEN 

OBSCENE - OMEN 

obscene stories, 12 105; see also scurrility; smutty talk obscurantists, 13 246 
	obscurity: 	in 	alchemy, 	see 
alchem y s. v. ; 
of dream, 16313 
"obscurum per obscurius," see alchemys.v. 
observation: sources of error in, 18 739; 
uncertainty of, 9ii 355 observatory, 7 231 
Observer (London), 18 133gn observer(s): and observed: identical 
in psychology, 11 377; inseparable, 9ii 355; 
in physics, 8 417, 438; 10 498; 11465; 
subjective states of, 11 972 
obsession(s)/obsessional, 3 109; 8 266, 702; 9i 236; 9ii 259; 103°0, 308; 11 22, 27, 35, 242; 13 54, 298; 18467; 
and conscience, 10843; disturbances, 3 184; 
ideas, 3 61, 148, 166; 6600; 7 307; 8639; 
neurosis, 3 148, 451; 4 32; 13 48; 16 540; Freud on, 3 77; 18 922; and psychoses, 3 5°3,539, 558; 
personalities, 3 29; psychotherapy of, 18 843; states, 3 17; and negativism, 3 27; 
thinking, see thinking s.v.; transformations, gradual, 3 192 
obsidian, 9ii 2 13n, 214n 
obstacle, 7 124-5, 140, 144, 163, 252-3; 
and neurosis, 7 52-3 
obstetric methods, barbaric, 5 487 obumbrati%vershadowing, see Mary s.v. 
Ocampo, V., 6 (pxv) 
Occam's razor, 661, 855n; 8 383; 188700 

occiput, 12 51 7n; 
as vessel of transformation, 12 376; 
see also skull 
occult/occultism, 4 749; 10 I, 530, 
623; 15 86; 16 93; 18 893; TITLE: "On the Psychology and Pathology of So-Called Occult Phenomena," 1 1-150; Eastern, 133; 
and heightened unconscious performance, 1 137; manifestation of the, 13 187n; and open, as opposites, 14 I; so-called, J.'s case of, see Jung: 
CASES, volume I, Miss S. W.; wisdom, 7412; 
see also parapsychology; spiritualism; 
"Occulta chemicorum philosophia," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Valentinus s.v. Triumphwagen occurrences, unusual, 10 120, 608 ocean: "of divinity," 7 476; 
flows from centre of perfect man, 9ii 333, 336; world-encircling, 9i 559n; 
see also sea 
Oceanus, see Okeanos Och, 9i 406 
Ochwiabiano (Pueblo Indian), 11 
474; see also Mountain Lake octagon, 11 276,932 
octave, musical, 14 579 octopus, see ANIMALS s.v. 
Odin, 5 528n; 89600; 10 39In; 11 
44n; 13448; 18 1077; hanging/sacrifice of, 5 349, 399, 445, 671n, 672n; 
horse of, 1346In; 
riddle, 5 42 In; 
see also Wotan 
odor sepulchrorum, see graves s.v. stench 
odour: of immortality, 13 45 I; of sanctity, 14421; see also smell Odysseus: as Cabiric dwarf, 5 jig. 13; 

journey to Hades/descent ad inJeros, 5 634n; 18 80; 
.lee also Joyce .I.v. Ulys.le.l 
Odyssey, see Homer s.v. oedema, brain, 3 537 
Oedipus, 643; 9i 25gn; 12401; complex, see sep. entry below; Greeks and, 545&n; 
name of, 5 356; 14 7200; and sphinx, 5 264-6; 10 714 
Oedipus complex, 4 343-5, 347-9, 562,565; 5654; 11 842; 14 107; 18 1150; 
as archetype, 10658, 659; 
and Electra-complex, 3 564; 4 347-9,377,562; 18 1261; Freud's theory, see Freud s.v.; and neurosis, 4 352, 377; reactivation of, 4 569 
Oehler, F., see Epiphanius, St.: 
Panarium 
Oehler, Pastor, Nietzsche's grandfather, 1 141 
offences, criminal, source of, 1 
472-5 
offerings, propitiatory, 5 571 Offertory of the Mass, 11 309; 12 419,45°,485; see also oblation office, in society, 7 227-8, 230-1, 310-11 
offspring, protection of, 4 234, 284 Og, King of Bashan, 12 540-5; and Sihon, 12 543 
ogdoad, 1074°; 11 942; 13 187; 16 
41 1,451; 
and Adam, 14 553; of elements, 13 359; 
Gnostic, 9ii 171, 307&n, 358; 14 574, 576; arch on of, see archons s.v.; 
and mandala, 11 424; motif of, 13 402; 
as totality symbol, 10692; 148; and transformation process, symbol of, 13416 
ogre, 1284 Ogyges/Ogygian, 5 306 
Ohazama, S.: Zen: Der lebendige 

Buddhismus in Japan, 11 877n, 88w 
oil: in alchemy, 12 336&n; 13375; golden, 13 274; from hearts of statues, 12 405n; 14 561; Mercurius as, 12 45gn; 
magic,554I Oka, 532W 
Okeanos/Oceanus,5 158n; 1652sn; and Anthropos, 16 525n; 
as origin of gods, 9ii 327, 340; 13 101; 1438&n; 
and Tethys, 14 18n, 50; see also ocean 
ohi, 8 116 
Olaus Magnus: Historia, 5 jig. 29 old: man, see man s.v.; 
woman, see woman s.v.; see also age 
Oldenberg, H., 10 189; 
Die Religion des Veda, 634gn; "Zur Religion und Mythologie des Veda," 6 34gn 
Old Kule, see Barlach, Ernst Old Masters, 10944 
Old Testament, .lee BIBLE s.v. 
Oleg, Russian sun-hero, 5 450n "Oleum," see association-chains s.v. olfactory: hallucinations, 18 767, 
780; 
organ, degeneration of, in 
man, 18 779, 780 
olive(-tree), see TREES .I.V. 
Oloron, 10 668 
Olympians, 13 54 
Olympian Spring, see Spitteler 
	Olympiodorus, see 	ALCHEMICAL 
WRITERS S. v. 
Olympus, 11 347; 12 84, 2°5, 2 I 0, 505; 1354; 
Christian, 11 47 I; 
in Paracelsus, 9ii 251 
Omar, Mosque of, 12 390n 
omega: alpha and, 13271,363; element, rotundum/round, 9ii 
377; 1395, 101 omen(s), 8851; 10 120,608; evil, averting, 9i 47 

492 

493 

OM MANI PADME HUM - OPPOSITES 

OM MAN! rAUML MU!V.l - \ .... '-1 . .1. _v£ & ••••••.•• 

494 
Om mani padme hum, 5 362n; 6298; Om (sacred syllable), 5 65n "Omne bonum a Deo, omne malum ab homine," 9ii 81, 95; 14 86 omnipotence/omniscience, Divine 
attributes, 11 454 
omniscience, drink of, 13 119 Omphale, see Heracles/Hercules s. v. om phalosceptics, 11 859 
On (Heliopolis), 12 4500 
onager, see ANIMALS s.v. 
one (number), see NUMBERS S.V. 
	oneiromancy, 	see 	dream(s). 
analysis/interpretation of s. v. oneness, see NUMBERS: one s.v. onesided/ness, 3 57; 6 118, 346-7, 384; 7 Ill, 115,482,5°5; 8255, 258, 524, 731, 774; 9i 277; 10 195, 269, 500, 657, 1053; 11 80, 786; 137,14-15,455; 14512; 16 59,452; 17 156; 185; 
of conscious life/consciousness, 8 557; 18 1418; compensation for, 8 145; 1447°; 
of conscious mind, 7 118, 187; 9i 276; 1020; 13480; 16 12; 18 
755; 
of directed conscious process, 8 
137-8, 159; 
in doctor-patient relationship, 16314-15; 
of extraverted attitude, 6 569, 902; 
of Freudian sexual theory, see Freud S.V.; 
of function, 7 504, 505; 
of modern education, 10326; 17284; 
neurotic, 740; 16 257; scientific, 4 241; 8426; truths, 7 56; 
in Western man/civilization, 6 111-12; 8 408, 743; 11876; 13 327; 18 1485; 
see also other s.v. side; shadowside 
Onians, R. B.: The Origins of European Thought, 6 963n; 9ii 332n; 11 

373; 13 334n; 165600 onion, skins of, 9i 576 Onkelos, 13 209n 
Only-Begotten, 11 97; 12 41; 13 182&n; see also Monogenes 
"Only this and nothing more," 581, 
83 
Onod, 14575 
"onomastica" (Paracelsus), 13 155 onomatopoeia, 5 12,274,486 
	ontogenesis(-etic), 	and 	phylo- 
genesi!" 5 26; 
development, 7 235/455-7 ontology(-ical), 9i 289; argument, 6 59-66; 
see also Anselm of Canterbury opening(s): body, 17 23a, 70; 
of rock, 5 367n operations, cosmetic, 18 823 Ophir/Ophirizum, 14641&n Ophites, 124300; 
diagram of, see Celsus; gnosis of, 11 359; 
and Holy Ghost, 5 563; serpent/snake of, see ANIMALS: serpent s.v. 
Ophiuchos/Ophiuchus, demon, 13 430; 14493&n; 
constellation, 9ii 173; 14493n Opicinus de Canistris, drawings of, 
9i 295&n; 11 62n; 
Salomon, R.: Opicinus de Canistris: Weltbild und Bekenntnisse eines avignonesischen Klerikers, 9i 295n; 11 62n 
opinion(s), 11 494; 9ii 40; archetypes and, 9ii 34; free, suppression of, 11 83; Logos and, 9ii 29; 
and pathogenicity, 16 22; psychotherapy and, 10336; 
in woman, 10245; 1360; 9ii 35 (see also animus s.v.) 
opinionatedness, 9ii 32 opium/opium trade, 10 185; 13 193n 
Oporinus, Johannes (Oporin), 
pu pil of Paracelsus, 13 154, 155, 

169; 158 
Oppenheim, G.: Fabula josephi et Asenathae, 12 4500 
Oppenheim, H.: 431; "Thatsachliches und Hypothetisches iiber das Wesen der Hysterie," 4 3 In 
Oppenheimer, R. j., 10879 opportunism, 4 599 
opposites, 7 504; 8 518; 9i 419; 11 931; 12 496; 13 15, 39, 311, 446; 14 199, 206; 16 375, 384, 524, 527; 18564; 
TITLES: "The Alchemical View of the Union of Opposites," 14 654-58; "The Brahmanic Conception of the Problem of Opposites," 6 327-3°; "The Opposites,"~ 14 1-4; "The Personification of the Opposites," 14 104-348; 
alchemical, linked together in quaternities, 9ii 383; 16425n; annihilation of, 9ii 124; archetypes and, see archetype(s) s.v.; 
assimilation of, 14513; association of, 3 426; 
balance of, 13 7; 14 307; 18 1417; 
beauty and, 6 127, 194; cancellation of, 6 187; characterological, 14 707; in China, 124300; 
in Christianity, see Christian! Christianity s. v. ; 
cinedian stone and, 9ii 216; clash of, 13 15; 
coincidence of, 9ii 191; 13256; 14 274; 16 522; in Godhead, 9ii 301 (see also coincidentia); collision of, 9i 285; 10 814; 16 381; 18 1417; in St. John's visions, 11 731; 
compensation by, 7 78, 80; condition one another, 11 791; conflict of, 6 357, 369; 7 115; 13 481; 14 307, 493, 506; 18 
495 

1551; and individuation, 18 1641; in normal people, 18 1388; 
confrontation of, 11 780; 18 830; 
conjunction of, see coniunctio s.v.; 
conscious mind caught between, 9i 287; 
contamination of, 9i 293; 14 600-1; 
conversion into, 7 I 15-16; cooperation of, 9i 76; 18 1625; in deity, 124300, 460; deliverancelliberation from, 6 189,326-7,33°,363; 14296; detachment from, 6 199; differentiation of, 13291; discrimination of, 9i 178; dissolution of individuality into,6 174; 7237; 
dualism of, 14 1; 
equivalence of, 9i 76; 9ii 112; experience of, 12 23-4; 
Father as without, 9ii 298; final severance of, 11 728; freedom from, 7 367; 9i 76; 11 435, 438; 13 15; 1466; functions as, 18 30; 
fusion of, 14 441; 16 5°1; 
	in 	God, 	see 	God s.v. 
antinomies/opposites; gods as, 11 791; 
gulf between, 14674; harmony of, 5 253; 
identity of, 11 437; 12 398; 14 601; 17 209; and symbol, 9ii 200; 
integration of, 14 86, 513; irreconcilability of, 7 237/458; 9i 77, 608; 12 192; 
lapis a symbol of, 13 289; 
and libido, 8 61-2; symbols, 6 337; 
in mania, 18 830; 
mediation between, 6 184,326, 370; cross as, 11 739; man as, 6 366-7; and symbol, 6 178, 458, 

OPPOSITES, PAIRS OF 
OPPOSITES, PAIRS OF 
opposites (cont.): 
825 (see also transcendent function); 
Mercurius and, see Mercurius 
113; 9i 257; 11 738; 1230; 14 184, 252, 470; 15 214; in Germans, 18 1376; 
before separation, 14252; solution of conflict of, 7 166; by creative act, 6 541; 
structure of, 18 829; suspension between, 18 1553; symbolism of, 18 829; 
synthesis of, 12 193&n; 16 (p 165n); 
tao and, 6 192, 366, 369-70; tension of, see sep. entry below; theriomorphicl animal symbols of, 14 2-3, 50611; 16 494; transconscious character of, 14 4,542; 
unconscious consists of, 9i 563; 12440; 14 Ion; unconsciousness of, 1486; union of, see separate entry below; 
war of, 9i 294; 12 259; Yahweh as totality of, 11 567; yogi and, 6 336; 
see also antinomy; complexio oppositarum; conflict; duality; enantiodromia; hierosgamos; syzygies 
opposites, pairs of, 9i 194; contained in one word, 18 
1077; 
moral, 7 327; psychic, 12 496; 
in Sanskrit (dvandva), 6327; serpents as, 9ii 181&n; 
and symbol, 18 520; 
INSTANCES (many of the words listed here have entries in the main body of the index): 
above/below, 10773,912; 13 457; 15213; action/non-action, 13 2on, 
38; 
active/passive, 13 105; 14 1, 
655; 
albedo/rubedo, 14 7; analysis/synthesis, 7 122; 
animalanimus, 9ii 425; 16 437; 
anima/ego, 16 434; aristocratidunaristocratic, 10 912-13; 
ascent/descent, 7 114; atheismltheism, 8 712; being/not-being, 12 557; biological/spiritual, 17 160; birth/death, 18 564; black/white, 14 31; 15 213; body/mind, 8 619; bright/dark, 14 1, 765; 18 1625; 
brother/sister, 12 436, 438; chaos/cosmos,9ii 187; child/man, 11 742; Christ/Antichrist, see Antichrist s.v.; 
Christ/devil, and Christ/Satan, see devil S.v. and Christ; 
c1assidromantic, 7 80; cold/warm, 13 359; conscious/unconscious, 7 16, 78; 11 755-6; 12 192; 14 127,765; 
	corporeal/incorporeal, 	13 
101; 
culture/nature, 7 41; day/night, 9ii 187; 1431; 18 564; 
diastole/systole, 7 87; doubt/credulity (faith), 11 791; 
dragon/tiger, 18 1625; dry/damp (moist), 12 192, 436; 13359; 14 1,7,31,330, 607; 18 1078, 1625; eagle/toad, 14 2; 
East/West, 14 1; 
ego/ani ma, 16 434; ego/non-ego, 7 155; ego/shadow, 16 399; Eros/death instinct, 7 33; Eros/Phobos, 7 78; extraversion/introversion, 11 803; 
s.v.; 
metaphysical, 14 86; 
and middle way, 6 192,326; 7 327; 
moral accentuation of, 9ii 126; 
moral problem of: and conscience, 10 843-4; and neurosis, 9ii 281 (see also below problem); unconsciousness of, 1486; 
natural combination of, 6 447; non-existence of, 11 798; 
in pagan unconscious, 6 316; pairs of, see sep. entl) below; personification of, 14 2, 1041l; play of, 4 779; 13 286; 
in prima materia, 12 435n, fig· 162; 
principle of, 4 758; 
problem of, 7 91, 116, 16on, 287; 8 260; 11 437; 12 22, 43, 397; 13435; 16 177-8; and Assumption of Mary, 18 1607 (see also above moral problem); 
psychic equilibration of, 14 670; 
Pythagorean, 6 963-4; quaternio of, 13 358; 14 1, 5, 237, 261, 274, 330 (see also quaternio); 
reconciliation of, 6 68, 228; 10 706; 11 133; 17 250; Holy Ghost as, 11 260 (see also below opposites, union of); 
regulative function of, 7 1 1 1; relativization of, 9i 76-7; release of repression and, 6 172; 
renunciation of, 6372; Schiller on, see Schiller s.v.; 
in second halfoflife, 7 91,184; self and, see self s.v.; separation/splitting apart of, 3 427n, 457; 5253; 6 136,434; 7 
496 
497 
fertility/deslruction, 18 1077; fire/water, see fire s.v.; God!Devil, 11 791; god/goddess, 14655; God/man, 11 739; gold/silver, 12 436; good/evil, see good and evil s.v.; 
heaven/earth. 12 43611; 14 I. 4&n, 31; 
hea ven/hell, 7 10/4 19; Heru-ur/Sel, 9ii 187; high/Iow, 7 10/419, 78, 115, 308; 14 I, 4; 16 146; 18 1077; 
higher world/human world, 
10776; . homosexual/heterosexual, 7 
179; 
hot/cold, 7 78, 115; 12 192, 436; 14 1, 7, 330, 607; 18 1625; 
husband/wife, 9ii 320; idealism/materialism, 7 80; impermanence/non-self, 11 931; 
individual/colleclive, 12 557; indivisible/divisible, 11 188; inside/oulside, 7 311; 14 8; instinct/archetype, 8 406; instinct/spirit, 8 407-8; King/Queen. 14 2, 109, 337; life/death, 9ii 187; 13 7611; 144; 
light/dark, see light s.v. and dark; 
light/heavy, 12 398; light/shadow, 16 146; living/dead. 14 I; 
love/hate, 7 78, I 15; love/will to power, 7 78; male/female (man/woman), 9i 141-2, 426; 9ii 383; 10 772; 11 152; 12 43, 192&n, 436; 13 105, 462; 14 I, 6, 104, 391, 538, 594n, 655, 669; 15 213; 16 451; 18 1607, 1617; union/synthesis 

OPPOSITES, TENSION OF - OPUS 
OPPOSITES, TENSION OF - OPUS 
opposites, pairs of (cant.): 
of, 14 43, 364, 527, 538, 6300, 656,659; 
materialism / mysticism, 8 712; 
matter/psyche. 16499; megalomania/inferiority, 7 
237/458; 
mercury/sulphur. 12 436; moist/dry. see above dry/ damp; 
moral/immoral, 7 18/430; moralityltemptation. 11 791; mother/son, 14655; nature/spirit, 8 96; nominalismlrealism, 7 80; north/south, 12 192; 18 1625; 
occult (hidden)/open. 14 I; odd/even numbers, 12436n; "one"/"other," 11 180; 
orga nizati on/ disorganiz a tion, 7 Ill; 
Ormuzd/Ahriman, 11 259; physical/spiritual, 8 414: 12 436; 13 700; 
precious, costly/cheap. 14 I; Promethean/Epimethean. 7 82; 
rational/irrational. 7 72, 75. 110, 121; 
real/imaginary, 7 12 I; red/white, 14655; 
red man/white woman, 142. 154n,655n; 
reflection/action, 7 80; right/left, 84°1; 13457; 18 1662; 
right/wrong, 14 31; round/square, 12 436; same/different, 11 188&n; samsara/nirvana, 11 800; society/personality, 12 557; Sol/Luna, see Sol and Luna 
s. v. spirit; 
spirituality / sensuality. 17 336; 
subject/object, 7 57-60, 82- 
6; 11 849; suffering/non-existence, 11 
931; 
suffering/wellbeing. 18 564; sun/moon, 12 436; 
	unconscious 	progressive- 
	ness/conscious 	regressive- 
ness.7 182; 17 281; unity/quaternity, 10774; upper/lower. 8401; 147.8; value/non-value. 7 115; virtue/vice, 7 237/458; visiblelinvisible. 12 398; volatile/solid, 12 436; 14 I; yang/yin, see yang and yin s. v.; yea/nay, 13 15; 
yellow/green. 1431; youth/age. 5 184; 7 114.117; 147 
opposites. tension of. 5 460. 58 I; 6 
33°.347,37°; 734,78. 115. 119; 8 767; 9i 196, 426. 446, 483; 9ii 59. 390&n; 10 779, 784; 11 180.291; 13 147,29°; 164°°; 17 249; 
Antichrist and Christ as, see Antichrist s. v. ; 
in child, 8 99; 
Christian, 9ii 147; 12 26; 13 291 ; 
cosmic, 6370; 
and culture, 8 Ill; 
and dogma of Assumption, 11 754; 
in dreams. 9ii 3900; 
in God. 8 103; Mercurius and, 12 547; 
as source of energy; see energy s.v. opposites 
opposites, union of, 5 415. 576, 577.671; 6 115, 169. 174. 178, 185.373,441,458--9; 7 206. 224, 382; 84°6; 9i 20, 285, 292, 295, 637, 705; 9ii 418; 10 698, 789; 11 
803; 126,31 1,334, 450,figs. I 13, 167; 13 199,3°7.310,315,456; 1435,36,66.201,258,292,542. 633; 16381.460.467,493,533; 18 261-2, 266; 
and alchemy. 9i 198; 13 187n, 462; 14 104, 654-68, 676; 16 537; 
in arcane substance. 14 291; and archetypes, see archetypes s.v. opposites; 
in astrology, 9ii 130, 142; Brahman is, 6 330; 
Christ is, 11 690; 
in coniunctio, 8 899-900; 14 200. 276; 16354,410; 
cross as. 10762; 11 437; 
Dorn on. 14681; 
and enantiodromia, distinguished, 18 1597; 
and energy, 5 671; 
Father as, 11 279; 
in hermaphrodite, 124300; 16 454; 
in hierosgamos, see hierosgamos; and Holy Spirit, 11 277; 18 1553, 1556; 
in human individual, 18 1553, 1661 ; 
in incest, 14 106, 188,664; irrational, 6 329, 362, 367; 9i 603; 11 755; 
in lapis, 9ii 39lr-l; 14141; and mandala, 11 150, 152; in Mercurius, 13 279, 408; in Plato, 11 184; 
and rebirth symbolism, 11828; and salvation, 9ii 304; 
self as, see self s.v. opposites, union of; 
and son in St. John's vision, 11 712,739; 
in stone, 9ii 264; 13 131,385; and symbol(s), 9i 198, 278, 293; 9ii 28lr-l; 11 738, 746, 755, 756; 124°4,557; 13 31; 14676,718,776; 18595; 
in a third, 8 401; 11 438; 14 
s.v.; 
spirit/soul, see soul and spirit s.v. 
spirit or soul/body. see body 
498 
705, 765; 
and transcendent function, 6 187; 7 368; 8 189; 9i 524; 11 803; 14261; 181554; 
and unconsciousness, 9ii 30 I; by worship, 6375 
opposition(s),7311; 
absolute, 13 256; 
astrological, 8 878--82; between Nous and sex, 13344; principle of, 7 92; 
in triad and Trinity, 11 196; of two types, 7 80; unconscious, 7 187 
opsianus, 9ii 213&n 
optic impression, and misreading, 1 155 
optimism: extraverted, and Inver- 
sion of types, 7 81-2; of judgment, 7 236; of Negroes. 11 200; 
of patients, in manic disorders, 1199,2°9.214,216,219; 
and pessimism, 6 526-7; 7 222/452, 225; 
unjustified, in youth, 8 761 
opus(alchemical)/opus (alchymicum), 12 187,219, 451,figs. 4, 75, 132, 209; 1325°.284,392; 14752; 16 4°0,4°2,411,460,471,49°,531, 538; 18 1360; 
ad album/ad rubeum, 14 181; amplificatio in, 12 403; 
as analogy of coitus, 16460; as apocatastasis, 9ii 260; 
as arbor philosophica, 12 499, figs. 188, 221 (see also below tree); 
and artifex, 14 294; 
beginning of, in springtime, 13 193; 
chaos in, 14 253; children in, 123°2; 
and Christ as Redeemer, 13 393; 
and Christianity, 1240; 
and circle/circulatorium, see circle S.v.: 
499