A 

Aalders, C., 18 (P826n) 
Aarau conference, 11 511 Aaron,9ii 168,361; 13 167 abaissement du niveau mental (~oncept 
of Janet), 3 12&n, 29, 59, 76, 505-6, 537, 569; 6 199, 765; 8 152,841,856,912; 9i 213, 244, 264; 9ii 53; 10795; 15 166n; 16 361; 17 204; 18 139, 154, 162, 511,794; 
automatism and, 3 55, 300; as depression, 7 344; 
as dissociation/dissolution of consciousness/loss of soul, etc., 355; 5671; 9i 213-14, 244; 12 116,437; 16372,477; 
as lowering of attention/ energy, 3 24,300,544; 15 123; neurosis and, 3 506, 51&-17, 541; 
one-sidedness of, 3 578; psychogenesis of, 3 513; 
in schizophrenia, 3 512, 546; 11 848; 18829; 
sleep as, 3 523; 9ii 315; "word salad" and, 3 157 
abandonment, 9i 285; 
and helpful powers, 11 525 Abarbanel, Isaac, 9ii 128; 
Mashmi'a Yeshu'ah, 9ii 168; Ma'yene ha-Yeshu'ah, 9ii 128n AbarbanellAbrabanel, Judah, see 
Leone Ebreo abasia, 2 914; 4 10 Abba, 'Rabbi, 9ii 133 
Abbas, prefect of Mesopotamia, 11 
365 
abdomen, crab as representation of, 
18 194 
Abdul Baha, religion of Bahaism, 11 861 
Abegg, Emil, 5 214n; 6 349n; 
Der Messiasglaube in Indien und Iran, 14 59sn 
Abegg, Lily: The Mind of East Asia, 8 924n; 

3 

	Ostasien 	denkt 	anders, J.'s 
foreword, 18 1483-5 Abeghian, Manuk: Der armenische Volksglaube, 5 163n, 486n 
Abel, 11327,641,643,654,669; 14 
555; 
as prefiguration: of Christ. 11 650; (with Cain), of Christ and Satan, 11 254n, 618-19, 628, 
629 
Abelard, Peter, 5 14, 22; 6 58; 8 
393; 14314; 
conceptualism, 669-72,74,95, 540; 7 80; 14 6300; 16 559; nominalism and realism, 7 80; 
epitaph on, see Godfrey, Prior of St. Swithin's; 
and Heloise, 6 68; 
and universals, 6 68-79, 94-5; "relative realism" of, 8 4n 
Abercius inscription, 9i 55In; 9ii 
127, 145n, 162, 178, 180 aberrations, mental, 13429 
ability, mathematical, 17258 ablution (alchemical)/ablutio. see 
opus, alchemical, stages in s.v. ablution (ritu.al), 9i 231; 9ii 293 abnegation, self-, see tapas abnormality: and disease, 17 130; 
emotional, 1 204, 223; 
psychic, 17256 abortion/abortifacients, 9i 295; 13 
17In 
Abot de Rabbi Nathan, tr. J. Goldin, 
9ii 17sn 
aboulia, 2 798; 3 15, 30, 184 above and below, 13 175,457; growth from, 13 333, 350; 
as pair of opposites, 10 773, 912; 13457; 15213; 
powers of, 13 13?n, 279, 280; water above and below heavens, 13 188; 
see also displacement Abrabanel, see Leone Ebreo 

ABRAHAM - ADAM 

ABRAHAM - ADAM 

Abraham/ Abram, 9ii 108: 12 313, 
431; 14556,572,65311: 
Arabian legend of, 5 515: sacrifice of son lsaac, 5 668/1: 9ii 147n; 11 328, 397, 4°6&/1, 661&/1; 18 1551 
Abraham ben Hiyya, Rabbi, 9ii 128 Abraham of Franckenberg, 14 199 Abraham lbn Ezra, 18 1526 Abraham, K., 3 356/1; 4 227, 478, 
507; 5 26n; 18 (P398n), 934, 1027&n, 1160: 
Dreams and Myths, tr. W. A. White, 5 2n, 29'1, 208nn, 319n; 9i 259n; 
"The Psycho-Sexual Differences between Hysteria and Dementia Praecox," 4 27711 
Abraham le Juiflthe Jew, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. abreaction/abreactive, 2 724, 725: 4 3°,39,208,577,582,596; 1624, 33, 170; 17 176; 
TITLE: "The Therapeutic Value of Abreaction," 16 255-93; and autonomous complex, 16 268; 
harmful, 16 263-4; method. 16 262, 26\r74 
absentmindedness, 74/413; 17237 "absolute." meaning of, 7 394&n; 11 835 
absoluteness. 7 394 
absolution. 11 548; 18682; 
and cure. 18622; 
decline of. 11 862; Protestants and. 11 86 
abstinence. sexual. 10 225 abstract. as idea. 6 680 
abstracting: attitude of consciousness, and introvert, 6 139-45, . 218, 248. 310, 490, 492-3. 495; Buddhist, 6 494-5; 
type. see type(s) s.v. 
abstraction. 6 676-80 (Def.); 11 
245. 800; 17 79; 
and empathy, 6496; 8 5; 
of introvert. from object, 6 70, 249. 4go-7, 499, 549, 557; 

4 

scientific, 5 66\r70; 
of "thingness," 6 4 5-6: 
Worringer's concept, 6 485. 488-94.871-4 
absurd/"absurdities," 3 336, 339; 12 18 
Abt, Adam: Die Apologie des Apuleius von Madaura und die a ntike Zauberei, 14 255n 
AbiI Bakr. see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS S.V. Rhazes 
Abu'l-Qasim Muhammad, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. 
Abu Ma'shar/Abu Mansor. see Albumasar 
Abydos inscriptions, 14356n Abysmal. the (I ehing hexagram). 11 1002-16 
abyss. 11 254; 148.255; 
maternal. 7 261/477 Abyssinia(-ians). 10 37w; 14 319: 
1892 
acacia tree, see TREES s. v. 
acausal events/phenomena, see synchronicitys.v. events. acausal acceleration: by thought and feeling.3 22; 
of Ufos. see Ufo(s) accentuation. moral. of opposites, 9ii 126; 
see also opposites acceptance: by doctor. 11 519; of oneself. 11 520 
accident(s). 13°7; 4 515; 7 194; 10 
848; 
apparent, 4 495; 
basis in unconscious. 16 126; emotional development and, 4 
4°0.4°3; 
hysteria and. 4 206; omens as, 10 125 
accusation. false. see insanity, simulated 
ace of clubs, dream of, 1297-9.220 acetum (jontis), 9ii 246; 12 94; 
see also vinegar 
Achaia Pharis. statue of Hermes, 14 560; 
see also Mercurius s.v. statue(s) of 

Achamoth, see Gnostic(s)-ism s.v. 
Sophia 
Acheron, 12 513 
"Acherusian lake," 5 572 achievement, lack of. 3 184 Achomawi, see American Indians: 
NORTH s.v. 
Achurayim, four. 9i 53511. 576&n, 579. 588&n 
acoustic control, see misreading s.v. distractibility 
acquisitiveness, see West/Western s.v. man 
Acta Archelai, see Hegemonius 
Acta .foannis, see BIBLE: Apocryphal ete.s.v. John. Acts of 
Acta Sanctorum, 6 966; 
glossolalia in. 1 143 
Actaeon. 14 188 
acting/actor: in dream, 12 254-5; and hysteria. 1 465; 
and patient's fantasies. 1 120. 3°4; 
see also simulation 
action(s): automatic. 1 119. 163; 5 
(P448); 
and emotion. 1 220; fear of. 3 170; instinctive, 8 265; 
and non-action, 13 2on. 38; symptomatic. 1 176; 3 95. 102 104. 120, 184; 4 338; 7 323; 8 154 (see also Freud s.v. symptomatic action); 
volitional, 8 363 
active and passive. 13 .105; 14 1.655 active imagination, 6 72211; 7366n; 8 166-75 (term rwtused), 4°3.414, 599; 9i 101, 110. 263n. 319. 398. 528,581.622. 623n. 6gB; 9ii 382; 11137,875; 12 123.357,448; 13 86n, 20In, 374; 14345.706 (term not used), 736,752-5; 164°0; 18 4.39°.392.395,399.4°0• 1253. 1787, 1789; 
and alchemical operation. 14 
446,749; 
and animalanimus contents, 9ii 
39; 

5 

archetypal motifs in, 18 1480; dangers of. 14755; 
and mandalas. 9i 627; 
symbols in, 9i 334; 14128. 146; and symbols of wholeness, 9ii 351; 
and transformation process. 9i 621; 
see also fantasy(-ies) s.v. active imagination 
activity: and character. 6 244-7; drive to, 8 240, 245; 
feelings of. disturbances in, 3 17°; 
mental,1 18\r91. 339n; motor. 1 219; 
passivity and, 4 634; pressure of, 1 219; 
of unconscious: autonomous, 7 2°4/445, 2051446; instinctive, 7 253; mythological, 7 160n 
act of God, see uncontrollable natu- 
ral forces actor, see acting 
Acts of Apostles, see BIBLE: N.T. Acts of John, see BIBLE: Apocryphal 
ete. s.v. John 
Acts of Peter, see BIBLE: Apocryphal ete. s.v. Peter 
Acts of Thomas, see BIBLE: Apocryphal etc. s. v. Thomas, Acts of 
actus purus, see God s. v. 
Adad, storm-god, Babylonian, 11 173, 175 
Adah, wife of Esau, 5 280 
Adam, 1 64; 6 33; 9i 56; 9ii 295, 310; 11 458n, 624,631; 12 347, 433, 453, 475, 529; 13 10711, lion, 14811, 168, 173&n, 182, 203; 14460, 493n; 16458n; 
TITLE: "Adam and Eve," 14 544-653; 
and Adam Kadmon, see Adam Kadmons.v. old/Second Adam; as adept/philosopher, first, 14 570-84; 
androgyny/dual nature/hermaphroditism of, 9ii 319; 11 161&n, 356, 618, 625; 12 192n; 

ADAM AND EVE - ADAPTATION 

ADAM AND EVE - ADAPTATION 

Adam (cant.): 
13268; 148, 12,276,526,545, 551,580,581,585-7,59°,631, 652; 
and angel Hams, 14587; 
as Anthroposl Archanthropos/ original man/Protanthropos, 5 671; 9ii 3°7, 318, 340n; 11 576, 641; 12 15°,456-7,476; 13 173, 2°9, 268; 14276, 590, 592&n, 600, 606, 611, 616, 647-8; Naassene, 9ii 313, 326; 14587, 652; 
as aqua permanens, 14545; 
as arcane substance, 13 11On; 14544-58, 570; 
and arrow, motif of piercing/ wounding, 14 23, 144, 549, 550; 16519; 
ascent of, 12456; 13 182; back of, 14 58?n; 
in bath, 13 273n; 14 549; with Venus, 13273n; 14416,546-7; body of Belial, 9i 576n; children of, 11 618, 619, 628; 14 556; Seth/Sheth, 5 368&11; 11 576; 13 173n, 400; 14 570, 572 (see also Abel; Cain); Christ/Jesus and, 9ii 71, 3°7, 367; 11 628; 12456(7),459; 14 570, 653n; and the Cross, 5 368, pI. XXXVII; as death and resurrection, 18 527, 529; Christ as first, second/Secundus Adam, 5 3g6; 9ii 31g; 14526, 579, 631, 639; 18 638 (see also below Second (Adam) as Christ); in genealogy of, 8 559; 13400; 
colours in, 14 552&n, 555; creation of, 12 185, 328n, jig. 71; 14 12n, 552, 555, 570, 586, 587,588, 589, 631; 
death and burial of, 14 555-6; and tree of Paradise, 5 368; derivation of name, 14632; and devil/Satan, 14554, 589; earthly, physical/heavenly, spiritual, 12 456(5), 458, 475; 13                   6

209n; 14552, 588, 592; 
and Eve, see sep. entry below; fall/sin of, 5 69, 368, 396, 398, 412,415, 671; 13400; 142o, 585, 600, 6°9, 685; 16 468n, 472n; and Christ, 5 671; 
first, 9i 596n; 
first, and second, 9ii 70; 14 592,596,611; 
and four elements, see elements, four, in alchemy s.v.; gift of intelligence, 14584; 
in Gnosticism, see Gnostic( -ism) s.v. ; 
grave of, 14 555-6; hermaphroditism of, see above androgyny; 
higher, 9ii 3°7,367,378,39°; and lapis, 9ii 375; Naassene, 9ii 334; and lower, 9ii 359, 369; -, Naassene, 9ii 402; 
as hook of Yod, 14 38n; 
and lapis, 12 4200; 14 545, 569; 
legendsltraditions concerning, 14571-2; 
and Lilith, 5 369; 11 619, 624; 13 399; 14 589; as "mistress of spirits," 14 589; as parallel to Sophia, 11 619; 
as macrocosm, 14 590; 
and "man of light," 13 168; and Mercurius, see Mercurius s.v. ; 
as microcosm, 14 552; "mountain" of, 5 288n; numbers and, 14 553-5; 
and number three, 11 1O~; 14 554,652; 
and ogdoad, 14 55g; 
"old," 8 766; 13 106; 14 43, 550, 596-605, 611, 616, 618, 647, 648; and dark Eve, 14 616; 
polarity of, 14585-95; 
as prima materia, 11 618; 12 426&n, jig. 131; 14 552, 569, 57°.59°; 
as prophet, 14 573&n, 583; 

quaternity/quaternary nature of, see quaternity s. v. ; rebirth/renewal of, 14 484, 546; 
and Satan, see above devil; Second, 14 567, 648; in alchemy, 11 161, 625; 12 475, 476; as Christ, 9ii 313, 319, 321, 375; 11 94, 414, 713; 12 476; 13 106,4°0; 14 144,484, 565, 631, 639 (see also above Christ as first, second Adam); as homo philosophicus, 9i 238n; 11 94; and Khidr, 9i 247; 
self symbolized by, 14 558, 593; 
and serpent, 9ii 369, 385-6; and Shulamite, 14 592, 598, 600; 
and Son of God, 12456,457; as statue, 14 8on, 559-69, 627; tail of, 14 589, 602; 
as tetrad, 14 553; 
as Thoth, see Thoth s.v.; 
as totality/wholeness, 14 558, 593, 629-53; 
and tree, 12 537; 13 418-19; genealogical, from navel, 5 324; 8 559; of Paradise, 5 368; 13 173; phallus as, 5 324; 12 
jig. 131; 16 519 (see also Adam and Eve s.v. genitals); 
see also Adamas; Adam Kadmon 
Adam and Eve, 9ii 322; 10571; 12 347,4200; 13 11 on, 398,jigs. B4, 32; 14 104; 
TITLE: "Adam and Eve," 14 544-653; 
as anima and animus, 16519; in Cabala, 14 592, 652; 
in Christianity, 14 526, 581, 582; 
first parents, 3 421; 11 579, 619,628; 13316,427; 
genitals of, 13 180; 16519; 
as King and Queen, 14 570; 
as opposites, 14544; 
and philosophical tree, 16 51 9; 

7 

second, 11 625; as syzygy, 9ii 400 adamah, see earth S.v. 
"Adam and Eve, Life of," see BIBLE: 
Apocrypha ete. s. v. 
Adamantius: Der Dialog des Adamalltius, 9ii 99n 
Adamanus, "first man" (Arabic), 14 
587 
Adarrias, 13 366n; 14 566n, 627; 
androgynous, 14587; arch-man, 9ii 326, 328; Original Man, and Korybas, 14 589; 
perfect man, 13419; 1458911 adamas (steel), see steel 
Adam Kadmon, 14 591, 606, 611, 
620; 18638; 
androgyny of, 14652; birth of, 146°9, 646-7; 
and Christ, 1194; 146°7,648; cosmogonic, 14653; 
as jilius philosophorum, 13 168; as homo maximus/primevaI/ primordial man, 13 268n; 14 44,548,592,600,648; 
'as "inner" primordial man, 14 548,606; 
and lapis, 14 640; 
as mediator, 14 592&n; 
as Mercurius, 13 268; "old"/Second Adam, 11 94; 14 596,600,647,648; 
as One and Many, 14594,619; original man, 1444; 
as self, 14 619; 
as son-lover, 146°9; 
and transformative process, 14 618, 619 
Adam's Bridge, 10 1002 
Adam Scotus: De tripartitio tabernaculo, 9ii 158&n 
Adamski, G.: Ufo eye-witness, 10 612; 
Flying Saucers Have Landed, 18 1433n 
Adam von Bodenstein, see Bodenstein 
adaptation/adaptability, 3 19n, 529; 

ADAPTEDNESS - ADOLESCENT 

ADAPTEDNESS - ADOLESCENT 

adaptation (cont.): 
4 312, 410, 41g-26; 6 28, 262, 470, 626, 694; 7 80, 81, 236, 24011, 326-7, 337, 46211; 8 42, 63-7; 11 539; 17 I07a, 289, 338; 
TITLE: "Adaptation, Individuation, Collectivity," 18 10841106; 
abnormal. 4 .57°; affects and, 9ii 15; 
in analysis, 18 1091-4; collective and individual, 6 161,5°2; 782; 17255; 
to collective unconsci ous, 7 252; 
by differentiated function, 6 171,344,556,899,947,956; diminished, 10483; 
and direction, 8 64; educational aim of, 6 760; energetics of, 18 1°90; external, 17 172; 
of extravert, 6 564; and introvert, 78o; 
failure in, 4 574; 5 200, 341; 6 8°9; 
faulty, 7 319; 
as goal of treatment, 16277; harmonious, 8 75; 
individual systems of, 6 932; infantile, 4 312; resistance to, 4 .572; 
instinct and, 5 351; 
by intuition, 6 240, 611; lack of, 13 12; 
loss of, 5 220; 
in marriage, 17 331 b; maximum and minimum, 7 518(3); 
need of continuous, 8 143; and neurosis, 10 345; 16 5; 18 1087; as failure in adaptation, 5220; 13473; 
new, 4 563; 5450; 
normal, 16 152,161; 
to own nature, 17 172; 
to parents, 5431,465-; 
passive, 6 427; 

phylogenetic attempts at, 6 512; 
psychological, 4 623, 634; 5 192. 258; 18 1084-98; libido and, 8 60; projection and, 10 41; 
psychotherapy and, 10 1043; rapid, 6464,471; toreality,5456; 693, 191,344, 427,744; 7252,46211,521(2); 8697; enhanced, 4284; loss of, 471,274; 8597; 
regression an d, 5 351, 506; religion as, 6 3 I 3; 
social. 7 518(3); 16 24, 152, 167; 
stages of, 8 60; 
and transference, 4448, 662; spe also mental defectives .I. v. 
adapted ness, 10 547; 13 24 Adar, month of, 9ii 181 
"Addam et processum," see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Tllfatr. cI!fIn. s.v. Melchior Cibinensis 
adder, .lee ANIMALS s.v. serpent/ 
snake 
Adebar, see ANIMALS s.v. stork Adech, see Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA Ademarus, 1222411 
adept(s), alchemical term, 13 162, 174,187, 211&11, ~12, 221, 278, 35.5,393,397,398,4°8,435,436, 445; 14 654, 694; 16 468; 
Adam as first, 14570-84; individllation of, 13435; moon-plant of, 13 406; mountain of, 12 fig. 93; 13 24In; 
and sorar mystira, 16421-2,437, 538n; 
see aLIO artifex adhista,. see athil'la 
Adhvaryu (priest of Yajur-Veda), _ 13340 
Adi-Buddha,.1f(' Buddha s.v. ~diposity, 8 780 
Adityas (solar gods), 13 339 adjective(s), 2 48--51, 55, 64, 475, 
8 

482, 485, 486, 585, 587-92, 594-8; 
reactions to, 2 34, 35, 48, 53, 56,487; 
.IPP also noun(s) adjustment, 7 24°11; neurotics and, 16249 
Adler, A./Adlerian, 3 419; 4 129, 553,564,658-9,773; 6601,626, 701; 7 (P3), 17an, 199, 490; 8 1711, 50611; 10 352-3, 1029; 11 496; 15 4411; 16 67-9, 74-6, 243-4; 17 203; 18 3, 124, 274, 275, 278, 280, 1027&11, 1226, 1259; 
on "arrangements," 6 865,880; 744,53-4, 57; 16 151,368; on "auxiliary device," 6693; on compensation concept, 6 693-4; 
confession, 18 276; 
educational method of, 4 755; 11 539; 16 I, 152,23°; ego-psychology, 6 88; 
finalist view of, 4 638; 6 880; 9ii 253; 
-Freud controversy, see Freud s.v. Adler 
and "godlikeness," 7 224/453; and "guiding fictions"/fictitious "life-style," 6 5°1, 693, 880-1; '/ 500; 14 5141'; 16 I, 75; 18 1153-4; 
heuristic hypotheses of, 3 544; 10 342; 
"individual psychology" of, 4 755; 6601; 1636,39, 41, 115; 18 1027n, 1153; 
and masculine protest, 3 411; 7 50,57,471;87°7; 16151,234; 18 1153; 
on neurosis, 744,56,67, 256; and organ inferiority, 17 1311, 215; 
personalism of, 3 544; 5 (pxxiv); 9i 91; 
and power principle/drivel striving/urge/will to power, 3 

9 

397, 411; 4 675-8, 756; 7 44, 50, 54, 67, 78, 222/452, 224/ 453,235/457,237,256,471; 8 497-8, 764; 10 46, 278, 312, 331, 341-3, 555, 65g-60; 11 77, 142,492,5°7; 13 323; 14 99; 1557; 16 1,24, 151,234, 360, 368; 17 (P3); 18 1153; EXAMPLES: mob leader, 10449; Nietzsche, 7 39, 42; patient's mother, 17 221-2; 
and "prestige" psychology, 8 95; 10658; 
psychology, 18 275, 278; reductive method, 4 678, 759; 6788; 788; 10 19; 
on self-assertion, urge for, 9i 91; 10341; 1667,76,15°,234, (PI65); 17 156; 
theory, 18 122; 
on the unconscious, his depreciation of, 16 J 52; 
WORKS: 
The NpuroticlNervous COllstitution, 3 41911; 4 (P87); 6 6931111, 701n, 88an; 7 44n, 25611; 
Study of Organ Inferiority and Its Psychical Compensation, 6 69311; 
''Trotz und Gehorsam," 4 659; 
ed. with Stekel, Zentralblatt fur P,lyclwanalyse, 18 1°3 In 
Adler, F., 5 (P461) 
Adler, G., 10 1060; 13 (pxiv); 18 
1134, 1737; 
Entdeckung deT Seele, 114In; 18 278n;j.'sforeword,181226-7; Stwlips in A nalytical Psychology, 5 264n, 67811; 9i 622n; 13fig· 9, (pxiv); 18 1134n; j.'s foreword, 18 1238-44 
Admont, Godfrey Abbot of, see Godfrey 
adolescent(s)-ence, 18 536; character/psyche, 1 113; 7 92; 17 13; 

ADOLPHUS SENIOR - AFFECT 

ADOLPHUS SENIOR - AFFECT 

adolescent (cont.): eternal, 8 785: fantasies, 5 34, 75: 
homosex uality, .lee homosexuality: 
.lee also puberty: young people Adolphus Senior, .1('1' ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. Senior 
Adonai, 1464°: 1649711: 
Adonai Sabaoth, 14 801l Adoni-bezek (Canaanite king), 14 35°11 
Adonis, 5 31611, 330", 392, 515, 671&11: 9ii 310: 11 612, 715: 14 27",35011,525: 16469: 
birth of, 11 162,612: 
as corn-god, 5 530/1: 
as lchthys/fish-god, 9ii 186; and myrtle, 5 321: 
.lee also Attis/ Atys 
Adoni-zedek (Canaanite king), 14 
35°" 
adoption, 14437: 
rite of, 12496: 14383-8 adulatio, 13 44 I 
adult(s)/adulthood, 11 273, 276: and attachment to mother, 5 313,644: 
education, .lee education .I. v.: 
entry into, 7 174: 8725: problems of, 7 90: 17286 
adultery, 10248,255,265 adumbratio, 18 537 
adversary, the, 111 33, 279, 290; see also devil/Satan 
advice,4527: 
TITLE: "Human Nature Does Not Yield Easily to Idealistic Advice," 18 1452-5: 
by doctor, 17178; 
good, 11547: 1635911: 17228: and psychotherapy, 1629,24°: well-meaning, 17 293 
advocate, Parac1ete as, 11 691 Aegean Festival, see Goethe'sFaust: characterslthemes s. v. 
Aegidius de Vadis, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. ehI'm. s. v. 
Aegina, Greek idols in, 5 403 
10 

Aelia Laelia Crispis inscription! 
"Aenigma Bononiense"/"Enigma of Bologna," 1345811: 1451-103, 6251l 
Aelian (Claudius Aelianus), 11373: 
1425°,72811: 
De lIatura allimaliulI!, 9i 42811: 1252 Ill, 52611: 14250n: 
Varia hi~toria, 11 373" Aenesidemus, 12 4°911 
"Aenigma Bononiense," 1324711; 
.lee aLw Aelia Laelia Crispis inscription 
"Aenigma Merlini," .lee ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. .1.11. Merlinus 
"Aenigma philosophorum," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. "Aenigma philosophorum sive symbolum Saturni" 
al!lligma regis, 12 142, 259,fig· 54 "Aenigma" VI, .lee ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. "Visio Arislei" 
"Aenigmata ex visione Arislei," ,lee ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: Art. aurif. .I, v. "Visio Arislei" 
Aenigmata philosophorum/sapienturn," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art. aurif. s.v. "Visio Arislei" 
Aeon(s)/aeon(s), 9i 533n, 551, 57611: 11 216, 359: 12fig 7: 13 198: 14 14, 160,353, 587; 
Autopator as, 9ii 298: 
birth from Kore, 9ii 164: 
Christian, 9i 551: 9ii (Pix); 11 722-5,733, 743: reign of Antichrist in, 11 725, 733: 
four, Gnostic, 9i 564: 
of Libra, 5 662; 
of Pisces, 11 733: 
see also Aion 
aer/air, 9ii 393: 12 310, 333, 368, 37°,397-8,456(6),475,477,fig· 142C,fig· 211; 13262,267,273", 283n, 335, 410, 433: 14160-1; 
ell' mentalis, 13 17111: 
and fire of Mercurius, 9ii 393: 

god of, 9i 702; (.lee also Shu): lead of the, 12443: 
as prima materia, 124°911, 41011, 
425: 
and soul, 8 664; 12 165n, 243; aerial, 12 33611; 
and spirit(s), 13 198, 201, 245, 261: 14161: 
-world, in mandala, 13/ig. A4; see also elements: water S.lI. air 
aerial life force, 13 200 
Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO), 18 (P626n), 1446; 
Bulletin, 18 1446-8 
aeroplane(s)/aircraft, 10 6°3: airman, 10648: 
in dreams, 12147, 153: 13466, 472: motif/symbol, 8 535: 11 
9° 
Aeschylus, 547lrt: 
Prometheus, tr. H. W. Smyth, 5 67111 
Aesculapius/Asklepios, 545711,577: 9i 553: 1116011: 12246: 14 144'/, 3°4",483",49311: 18257: 
dog of, 5 355: 
incubation dreams and healing, 8 549: 
snake of, .lee ANIMALS S.lI. serpellt/~ nake; 
TelesPhoros and, .lee Cabir; .lee also Kerenyi .1.11. AsklePios 
"aes Hermetis," 9ii 241 Aesop's fable(s), 8 449: 
patient's reproduction of, 1 395-6 
aesthetic(s)/aestheticism, 3 419; 6 
194&n, 230&n, 232-3: 7 167: 13 66: 15 (P85), 135; 16 489: 17 266; 18 799; 
TITLE: "The Type Problem m Aesthetics," 6 484-5°4: attitude, see attitude(s) s.v.: condition, 6 187&11, 208: 
and empathy, 6 485-94: (see also Worringer): 
enjoyment, 6 872: 
mood,6 195-200,206; 

and morals, conHict, 6 223: 9i 6o: 
values, 10 862: 
see also instinct S.V.; interest .I,ll. aestPhara, 13 1700 
aether,7 151: 13215; 1421811,27°, 452: 
and soul, 13 4121l: 
spirit in, 13 102, 198 aetiological: disturbances, 13464: role of aft'ect, .lee affect: theories, 3 466 
aetiology, 3 467: 13 143: 
of neuroses, see neurosis(-es) 
s.V.; 
of schizophrenia, 3 (P272) Aetius: De Placitis philosophorwn, 9i 
5731l 
Aetna, 5 626 
Afanas'ev, E. N.: Russiall Fail} Tales, 9i 4351l 
affect(s), 141,221,245, 3°7, 354, 357: 3 210: 57, 1911, 644; 6455, 463, 681 (DeL), 808, 885-6, 88g-92: 7 272, 275, 3°7,323-4: 9ii 15,61: 11561-3,642: 12 182: 13 12, 17, 48-9, 60, 452, 466, 478; 16266-7,27°: 1842,9°: 
abreacted/unabreacted, 1 298: 431-3,35,208: 
and accident, 1 307; aetiological role of, 1 338, 349; 428-9: 
and anima/animus relationship, 9ii 31; 
archetypes and, 8 841: association experiments and, 2 166,171-2,331,891: 
and attitude, 8 630-1: autoerotic, 16 476: 
as autonomous complex, 8 628: autonomy of, 1358: 16267: children's, intensity of, 4 344: in complexes: 2 1352: 
control of, 10680; 
damming up/blocking of, 3 433: 431,208: 18 1147: deliverance from, 6 330: differentiated, 6 262-4: 
1 1 

AFFECTATION - AGRIPPA 

AFFECTATION - AGRIPPA 

13 
affect (cont.): 
displacement of, 3 150, 1105; 4 34; 8 17; 
disproportionate, 8 264; dissociating effect of, 1 339-40; dulling of, 8 50; 
-ego. 3 86&11; 
emotion as, 1846; 
enrichment of, 8 167; 
excess of, 10 864-5; 
and feeling, 6 793; 
fixation of, in paranoia, 373-4, 211; 
fright and, 3 80--7; 
in hysteria, Sf!' hysteria S.t'.; identification with, 1366; incongruity of idea and, 3 33, 35,7°, 144, 146; infectiousness of, 18 1368; inferiority of, 6 403, 461; inAuence on consciousness, 1 354, 423; 
inAuence of, on psyche, 18888; as instinctive process, 6 179, 235,765; 
and intellectual feelings, distinguished, 18 888; 
and invasions, 18 64; James-Lange theory of, 6 681; 1846, 49; 
latent, and animal symbolism, 12 277; 
measurement of, 8 23-5; objectification of, 14672; object's identity with, 64°3-4; outbursts of, 11 729; 13 108, 379; 
perseveration of, 3 87; personification of, 8 627-8, 630; 13 58; 
pleasure/pain, 1 204; 
release of, 7 108; 
Schiller on, 6 155; 
symptom of inner disharmony, 6 137; 
and synchronicity, 8 859-60; traumatic, 4 35-6; 16 267; violent/unruly, 6 249-50; 8 

593; 13 75; in dementia praecox, 3 151, 578, 580; 
and virtuousness, 11 729; 16 130; 
wallowing in, 10 885; of Yahweh, 11 659 
affectation, 3 154,202,208,211 affection: need for, in children, 4 259; 
rivalry for, in children, 17 15 
affective: deterioration, 5278; development, retardation of, 4 290--8; 
nature of man, Mars characterizes, 13 17 6n ; 
state(s),3 148; 6 272; 1358 affectivity,3 78&nn; 6 162,464,682 (DeL), 879, 884; 7 150, 323; 8 362; 11 483; 16 262; 18888; and attention, 3 83&n; 
of the body, 14670-1; 
Bleuler on, see Bleuler s. v. ; disturbance, in schizophrenia, 3547; 
ego and, 6 138, 141; 
and ESP experiments, 8 846, 980-1; 
extravert and, 6 138, 239, 262; of introvert, 6 249,258-9,263; paralysed, 3 500; 
pathological alterations of, 18 889; 
sensuousness and, 6 149, 153; and types, 6 249, 252; 
see also feeling-sensation 
affinity, 16353,451,452; elective, 8 83 I 
"affirm," association chain, see association-chains s.v. 
afJlictio animae in alchemy, 16 408n afflux(es), of libido/libidinal, see libido s.v. 
Africa, 7 326; 8441; 9ii 151,272; 1026, 134; 14276,277,282; 16 214; 18 93; 
Central, 1825; 
and Christianity, 10 185; circumcision practices, 5 536; 
12 

East, 5 536; 8 802; 9i 177; 10 280,324; 
"going native" in, 18 341; 
J.'s journey to, see J ung: 
JOURNEYS 
myths in, see sep. entry below; South, rock-carvings in, see rock-drawings s.v. Rhodesian; West, 5 pI. XVII; 
white and black in, 10 97; witch-craft, and familiar, 5 452n; 
see also Egypt, Elgonyi; Ethiopia; Kavirondas; Kenya; Somali; Uganda; Yoruba 
Africa, myths in: Basuto, 5 29In, 
579n; 13133; 
Big Snake, 5620; 
birth of hero in stable, 5 29In, 57911; 
creation, 5 620; 6 367; of death, 5 538; 
hero-, 5 362; 
of Namaqua, mother-myth, 5 
53011; 
Nigerian, 5 392n; 
of S. Africa, 5 367n, 452n; of Uganda, 5 594; 
of West Africa, 6 367; Zulu, 5 298n 
Africanus, 14 353n 
afterlife, belief in, 10 623; see also 
reincarnation 
afternoon of life, see life, stages of Agadir, Morocco, 18 1305&n Agamemnon, 4 347 agape/Agape,9ii 147 
Agathias Scholasticus, Byzantine historian, 14 91&n 
Agatho, see Priscius 
Agathodaimon, see ANIMALS: serpent(s)/snakes s.v. 
Agdistis, 14 27n 
age/aging/old, 7 88, 90; 8 785, 789, 
795,808; 
in fairytales, 9i 401-18, 420; "getting wooden in," 8 800; law of, 5 617; 

of patient, as indicium, 16 75; physiological and psychological, 8 248; 
among primitives, 8 86, 788, 802; 
and tree symbol, 13 350; and youth, 7 114, 117; 
see also man s. v. old; woman s. v. old 
ages, two, in pseudo-Clement, 9ii 100 
aggregation: gaseous, 13261; states of, 9ii 393-4, 405 aggression/aggressiveness, 6 651, 859; 12 118; 
of patient, 1 328, 380--7; and religion, 10652 "aghast," etymology of, 8 627 agmg, see age 
agnata fides, 13 207 
Agni, god of fire, 5 208, 210, 211&n, 214n, 239, 24°,271,421, 515; 6 338&n, 348, 349&n-50&n, 352-3&nn; 13 340; 
on the ram, 5 pI. XlIIb; 
and soma, 5 240--7, 526 agnoia/~"vota, 9i 487; 9ii 299; 13 
455 
Q"vw8ia (agnosia), 9ii 298&n, 299, 30In, 18 1515-16,1827,1831; God's, 9ii 303 
agnosticism, 11 735; 1382; 181660 Agnostus, Irenaeus, pseud. F. 
Grick, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. Prodromus Rhodostauroticus agoraphobia, 7 353; 18 856 Agricola, Georg(ius): De animantibus subterraneis, 9i 26811; 13 124n 
agriculture, and libido, 8 85 Agrippa von Nettesheim, Heinrich (Henricus) Cornelius, 8 393, 932; 13164,167,168,229,234; 1510; 18 1757; 
on alchemy, 16 4 14&n; WORKS: 
De incertitudine et vanitate omnium scientiarum et artium/The Vanity of Arts and Sciences, 12 

AHAMARAMA - ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS 

AHAMARAMA - ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS 

ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS 
This sub-index deals with the large Renaissance collections of alchemical texts. Under each title, the names of the texts and (when known) their authors are listed alphabetically. The sub-index ALCHEMICAL WRITERS AND TEXTS, which follows this one, contains all names in this category and gives references in sources other than the collections, in addition to crossreferences to the collections where relevant. 
	ATS chemica (1566), 14 3n 	Hortulanus: 	"Commentario- 
	"Consilium coniugii"/"Studium 	lum in Tabulam smaragdi- 
	Consilii coniugii de massa solis 	nam," 11 16on, 13 137n 
	et lunae," 11 154n, 354n, 361; 	ATti~ auriferae (1593), 12 464; 18 
	12 9gn, 209, 336n, 338n, 423n, 	1704n 
	426, 47In, 531; 13 109n, 110, 	[Other editions: 1572, from 
	117, 125, 137n, 142n, 163n, 	which the "Visio Arislei" is 
	188&n, 267fl, 40gn, 423, 445; 	sometimes quoted in 14; "Al- 
	14 In, 2nn, 7, 21, 23nn, 34n, 	legoriae super librum Turbae" 
	36n, 41&n, 75n, 8on, llOnn, 	in 9i 268n; "Ros. phil." in 14 
	114, 134n, 135n, 142, 143&nn, 	1511; and "Tractatus aureus" in 
	154n, 155n, 17Z1l, 1811ln, 	9i 293n; and 1610 (3 vols.), 
	291-2, 316&n, 354n, 404n, 	from which "Rosinus ad 
	423, 460, 4900, 658, 729n; 16 	Euthiciam" is quoted in 14] 
	353n, 402n, 454n, 495n; without 	"Aenigmata philosophorum/ 
	title of tTeatise, 14 140n 	sapientum/ex visione Arislei," 
	Hermes Trismegistus: "Trac- 	see below "Visio Arislei" 
	tatus aureus seu septem trac- 	"AlIegoriae super librum Tur- 
	tatus seu capitula aurei," 5 	bae," 9i 268n; 9ii 19Z1l, 193, 
	465n; 9i 238&n; 9ii 292n; 11 	194n, 19511; 11 9Z1l. 361; 12 
	47n, 16In; 12 14on, 155n, 192n, 	338n, 433n, 438n, 44gn; 13 
	358n,385n'454,488n; 13173n, 	101, 112n, 13gn, 272, 273n, 
	184&n, 283n; 14 37n, 117n, 	40In, 406n, 44ln; 14 157, 180n 
	118n, 245n, 36In, 460, 496, 	Arisleus, see below "Visio Aris- 
	727n; 16 384n, 450&n, 494n; 	lei;" see also below "Ros. phil." 
	without title OT authoT, 13 112n 	s.v. "Visio Arislei" 
Agrippa (cont.): 
313&11, 422Tl; 13 152; 14 27&n, 188n; 159; 16414&n; De occulta philosophia libri tres, 5 fig. 26; 8 393n, 930-2; 13 148&nn, 16811, 193nll, 224n, 
234n 
Ahamarama, see Miller, Miss F. S.t'. 
"Chiwantopel" 
ahamkara, 11 955, 958 Ahasuerus, 5 (P460); 12 160; 
and Wandering/eternal Jew, legend of, 5281,282,285,293; 6454; 10374 
Ahijah, 12 543 
Ahlenstiel, H., see Bash, K. W. Ahmed-ibn-Tulun, mosque of, 12 
155 
Aholah, 5 280 
Aholibamah, 5 169, 171-2, 280 Ahriman, see Persia/ete. s.v. Ahura-Mazda, see Persia/ete. s.v. Aidoneus, and Kore, 5 572 Aigremont, Dr., pseud. (Siegmar 
Baron von Schultze-Gallera): 
Fuss- und Schuh-symbolik und -ETOtik, 5 3500, 42In, 48w; 7 128n; 14725n; 
Volkserotik und P.fianz.enwelt, 5 208n, 392n 
Ailly, Pierre d', 9ii 136, 138&n, 
153-4; 
ConcoTdantia astTonomie cum 
theologia, ete., 9ii 1 2 8n, I 30nn; "De octava coniunctione maxima," 9ii 156&n 
aim(s): 
TITLE: "The Aims of Psychotherapy," 1666-113; 
of analysis/analytical psychology, etc., 6695; 
autoerotic, in science, 1686; and causes, 4 677; 
cultural, 7 114; final,750In; 
natural, of man, 7 114; 
of psychotherapy, see psychotherapys.v.; 
social usefulness, 16 110; 

therapeutic, 1681, 113; 
of treatment, see treatments. V.; see also goal(s) 
Ain-Soph, 9i 576n 
aiolos, see souls.v. definition of Aion/Deus LeontocePhalus, 5 163n, 
425; 14 379; Aion, 9ii; 
key god, 18 266; 
with signs of zodiac, 5 423n, pI. XLIV; 
soul as image of (Pindar), 11 373; 
see also Aeon(s)/aeon(s) 
Aipolos, 9ii 338 
air, see aer/air 
aircraftlairplane, see aeroplane(s) airman, as observer, 10648 aischTologia, 18 2 64&n; see also 
scurrility 
AitaTeya UPanishad, see U panishads 
s.v. 
Aithiops, 14 726; see also Ethiopian ajna, 16560 
Akathriel, 9ii llO&n 
Akbar the Great (India), 10 983 Akhmim manuscript, see CODICES 
s.v. 
Aksakow, A. N.: Animismus und 
Spiritismus, 18 698n Akori, 14 352 
alabaster, 13 87; 14626 
Alain/Alan of Lille/Alanus de Insulis: alchemists and, 11 16ln; 12 480n; 
Elucidatio in Cantica CanticoTum, 13389&n; 
M. Baumgartner, DiePhilosoPhie des A lanus de Insulis, 9i 57 2n; 11 229n 
"Alanus," see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTlONS: TheatT. chem. s.v. "Dicta Alani" 
Alaska, see Tlingit Albaon, 14 537, 632n albedo, see COLOURS s.v. Alberich, 10 389 
Albertus Magnus, 8 393; 9ii 13on, 133n, 404; 10864; 12465, 47In; 

13 158n, 377,444,448; 14302, 626n, 722n, 738, 739; 16 221, 533Tl; 18 1530; 
and alchemy, his knowledge of, 9ii 143; 11 1611l; 12 524; 14 13; 
WORKS: 
"Ave Praeclara" (attrib.), 12 481; 13 448n; 
"De mineralibus et rebus metallicis," in Opera ed. A. and E. Borgnet, 13 173n; 
De mirabilibus mundi, 8 85960; 18 1222; 

Philosophia lIatumli~, 12 jig. 117; 
.lee also ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Albigenses, 9ii 235 al-Bukhari, 5 282 
Albumasar/ Abu Ma'shar/Abu Mansor (ja'far ibn Muhammad alBalkhi,9ii 128, 131n, 133n, 153, 154; 
De magllis cOlliunctionibus, 9ii 130nll, 15111, 156; 
Introductio maior, 9ii 130n 
albumen, 4 764 

14 

15 

ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: AUREUM VELLUS 

ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: AUREUM VELLUS 

Artis auriferae (cont.): 
Aristotle, see below "Tractatulus Aristotelis" 
Arnaldus de Villa Nova/Arnold of Villanova: "Flos florum," 13 103; "Thesaurus thesaurorum et Rosarius," 14 180, 18 wn, 277n; without title or author, 14 630n 
"Aurora consurgens quae dicitur Aurea hora," 8 388; 9i 238n; 9ii 24In, 376n, 377n, 380; 11 93&n, 154n; 12 336n, 338nn, 403n, 423n, 464, 51W; 13113, 158, 255n, 2500, 26w, 3500, 35gn, 37~, 409; 14 14nn, 58n, 75n, 80n, 135n, 143n, 155, 15?n, 18w, 24on, 360n, 374n; 16 384n, 472n; without title of treatise, 14 243n 
Avicenna, see below "Tractatulus Avicennae" 
Calid, see below Kalid 
"Clangor buccinae," 14 2n, 24on, 244n, 630n 
"De arte chymica/"Liber de arte chimica," 9i 238n; 114?n; 12 462n, 505&nn; 13 137n, 26911; 14 4ln, 120, 142n, 235n, 295n, 6300, 72gn; 16454n "Dicta Belini," see below "Ros. phi!." s.v. 
"Exercitationes in Turbam," see below "In Turbam philosophorum exercitationes" Hermes Trismegistus, see below "Ros. phi!." s.v. "Tractatus aureus" 
"Hortulanus super epistolam Hermetis," see below "Ros. phi!." s.v. 
"Interpretatio cuiusdam epistolae Alexandri Macedonum regis nomine," 9ii 256n 
"In Turbam philosophorum exercitationes," 9ii 193; 12 336&n, 338n; 13 86n, 8gn, lOgn, 26?n, 282n, 283nn; 14 
16 

121, 172n, 499n, 655n, 657n, 65gn; 16 454nn, 455n Kalid/Calid: 
"Liber secretorum alchemiae," 9i 238n; 13 38on, 38w; 14 174&n, 176-7, 179, 18on; 16 353n, 458&nn "Liber trium verborum," 12 477&n; 14 168n; 16 46w; quoted in "Rosarium," 13 103n 
"Liber de arte chimica," see above "De arte chymica" "Lilius," see below "Ros. phi!." s.V. 
"Ludus puerorum," 1465n Maria Prophetissa: "Practica ... in artem alchi(e)micam," 9ii 378; 12 20gn, 338n, 422n, 484nn; 13 113,4°7; 14 3w; 16 4°3n,45gn 
Merlinus: "Allegoria de arcano lapidis"/"Allegoria Merlini," 12 43911, 475n; 14357, 365,4°1, 4°5, 424, 66gn; 16 472n; "Aenigma Merlini," 16472 Morienus Romanus: "Sermo de transmutatione metallica/ metallorum, vel Liber de compositione alchemiae," 8 388n, 394n; 9ii 256; 12 386&n, 404n, 42on, 421n, 423n, 514n; 13 414n; 14 45&nn, 64n, 316n, 34w, 344n, 404n, 493n, 513n, 529; 16 403n, 408n, 484nn, 529; 18 169gn 
"Opusculum authoris ignoti"/ "Authoris ignoti, philosophici lapidis secreta metaphorice describentis" (attrib. Rhasis), 13 125n; 14 7n 
Rachaidibus: "Fragmenta philosophorum Regis Persarum de materia lapidis" "Fragment from the Persian Philosophers," 9i 238n; 14218&n Rhasis, see above "Opusculum" "Rosarium philosophorum," 9i 

248n, 58011; 9ii 241/!, 307n, 37711, 386/1; 11 92, 15311, 16wn, 35311, 355n; 12 99&n, 157'UZ, 16311,207,218,21911, 243/1, 246n, 3300, 343nn, 359-60&n, 362, 384-5, 393, 403n, 4°41111, 423nll, 438n, 439, 45911, 467, 475n, Jig. 54; 13 89n, 97n, 103&lIn, 105n, 13611, 162n, 173n, 18311,25511, 264n, 267n, 268&nn, 27on, 27l1!, 272, 273nn, 278n, 282n, 283n, 4300,445; 14 Iln, 3?nn, 58n, 6411, 8on, 82, 138, 15411, 155n, 157, 164&n, 168&n, 174, 178n, 18l1!n, 23511, 240&nn, 241n, 245&n, 247, 295n, 316&n, 357n, 4°411, 46011, 542, 623, 626,63011, 718n, 72711, 7291111, 733, 77211; 16 353n, 3700, 385n, 3800, (P203n), 403n, 41W, 450, 45l1!, 454&n, 455n, 458&11, 46711, 468&n, 476n, 478, 479, 483, 484nn, 48611, 495, 497&n, 498, 520, 527, 53 I, 533n; "Dicta Belini" in, 13 161&n, 274&n; 14 168; "Hortulanus super Epistolum Hermetis" in, 13 9on; "Lilius"/ "Lilium" in, 9i 58011; 12 47l1!, 552n; 13 18311; "Tractatus aureus" of Hermes Trismegistus in, 9i 293n; 12 9911, 14°&11, 142, 155n, 220&1111, 38511, 517n; "Visio Arislei" in, 9i 2400, 5100; 12 436, 437; 14 14on, 365n; without title of treatise, 1342911; 143w "Rosinus ad Euthiciam," 14 300, 143n, 245&n, 259, 54511; 16505n 
"Rosinus (Zosimus) ad Sarratantam," 9i 238nn; 9ii 241&n, 243, 257-8; 11 4711, 153n; 1245gn; 13 12511,26911, 273n, 287&n, 42gn; 14 11n, 23n, 45n, 13gn, 155nn, 167n, 245,3100,417, 460n, 65~; 16 
17 

4°311,48411, 494n, 495n, 529n; 18 1789; without title or author, 11 16l1!; 14658n 
	"Scala philosophorum," 	13 
357n, 358n; 14 311l, 24411 "Tractatulus Aristotelis de practica lapidis philosophici," 9i 23811; 14301/; 16 504n "Tractatulus Avicennae," 9ii 25611; 11 4711; 13 10511; 14 460n; 1646711 
"Tractatus aureus," see above "Ros. phi!." s. v. 
"Turba philosophorum," 9ii 241, 3451l; 11 15W; 12 15gn, 3300, 428&n; 1342911; 1468311 "Visio Arislei"/" Aenigmata ex visione Arislei philosophi et allegoriis sapientum"/" Aenigmata philosophorum," 9ii 193, 195&11, 20011, 213, 219; 11 15211, 153, 160n; 12 193!I, 356, 392, 435&n, 436, 437, 441, 449&nn, 450, 496&nn; 13 (P6on), 88nn, 44W; 14 2&n, 3n, Iln, 31n, 64n, lo4n, 1°5, 18111, 26211,277,381,4°0,4°9, 434, 465, 626&n; 16 35711, 41911, 455 (see also above "Rosarium philosophorum"); "Aenigma" VI in, 13 8911, 124n, 13911 
Aureum vellus, oder Giildill Schatz ulld K ullstkammer ... VOII dem ... bewehrten Philosopho Salomone TrismosillO (1598): 
Melchior, Cardinal Bishop of Brixen (attrib.): "Vom dem gel ben und rotten Mann"/"De flavo et rubeo viro," 12 48on; 13 123n 
Trismosin, Salomon: "Splendor solis," 11 4711, 153, 35711; 12 53on; 13 8911, 95, 268; 14 626&n; tr. W. Backhouse, "The Golden Fleece, or The Flower of Treasures" (1718), 12 1(P475), 2(P488); tr. J. K., Splendor solis, 11 153n; tr. into 

ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: BIBLIOTHECA - MUSAEUM 

ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: BIBLIOTHECA - MUSAEUM 

Aureum vel/us (cont.): 
French, La To.v.HIII d'or, 12 fig. 
112 
Bibliothem chelllim curio.I(/, cd Johannes Jacobus MangetlMangetus (1702), 8 55gn; 12 505n; 18 17°411 
"Allegoriae sapientum supra libra Turbae philosophorum XXIX distinctiones," 9ii 193, 194n; 12 157'1; "Dicta Belini" in,9ii 193"; 13268,28311 "Allegoriae supra librum Turbae," 9ii 193, 19411 
Altus, set' below "Mutus liber" Artefius: "Clavis majoris sapientiae," 14 3n, 68111, 683n Barnaud, Nicolas: "In aenygmaticum quoddam Epitaphium Bononiae ... CommentarioIus," 14500 
Bonus, Petrus: "Margarita pretiosa novella," 12 42311, 462-3; 13 392-4; 14 III 
Braceschus, J ohannes: "Lignum vitae," 13 176n "Consilium coniugii seu De massa solis et lunae libri Ill:' 11361; 142111, 29ln 
"Dicta Belini:' .lee above "Allegoriae sapientum" 
Espagnet, Jean d': "Arcanurn hermeticae philosophicae opus:' 12 440n, 4751'n; 14 185n, 4151' 
Ficino, MarsiliolFicinus Marsilius: "Liber de arte chi mica," 12505n 
Geber: "Summa perfectionis magisterii," 12 422n 
Grasseus: "Lilium inter spinas:' 1247w 
Hermes Trismegistus: "Tractatus aureus de lapidis physici secreto," 9i 238&n, 293n; 11 47n, 150; 12 1400, 192n, 338n; 13 113, 272; 14 8&n, 11; 16 45o&n; Gnosius commentary in, 11 4?n, 94n (see also below 

18 

"Rosarium philosophorum") Hoghelande, Theobald de: 
"De alchemiae difficultatibus," 12 42311 
Lully, Raymond: 
"Codicillus seu vade mecum aut Cantilena," 12 405n, 453&11, 483; 13 282n "Compendium artis alchemiae et naturalis philosophicae secundum naturalem cursum:' 12 351&n "Testamentum novissimum regi Carolo dicatum," 16 
383n 
Morienus Romanus: "Liber de 
compositione alchemiae," 9i 268n 
"Mutus liber, in quo tamen tota philosophia hermetica, figuris hieroglyphicis depingitur" [Altus], 12 jigs. 2, 22, 113, 124, 132, 133, 143, 161, 215, 237, 269; 13 24lT1; 14 18Inn, 436&n; 16 505&n, 538n, jigs. 11-13 
Orthelius: "Epilogus et recapitulatio in Novum lumen Sendivogii:' 12 462n, 511,512, 513 
Ripley, Sir George: "Liber 
duodecim portarum," 12 4go&n 
"Rosarium philosophorum:' 12 99n, 35gn; 149; "Tractatus aureus" in, 12 1400; 13 16In Sendivogius, Michael: 
"Epistola XIII," 9i 564n; "Parabola, seu Aenigma philosophicum," 11 152n; 12 3500, 423n; 13 88n 
Senior (Zadith): "De chemia," 12 475&n, 476,fig. 128 
Table of Figures, Plate IX, 8 55gn; 1445n, 188n 
"Tractatus aureus:' see above He.r~es Trismegistus; "Ros. phll. S.v. 

De alchemia (I 54 I) 
Geber: "Summae perfectionis metallorum (sive perfecti magisterii)," 13254,25811 Hermes Trismegistus: "Tabula smaragdina," 12 21411; 13 392n; 14 12n, 21711, 303/l, 3°411, 7°W 
Hortulanus: "Commentarius in 
(super) Tabulam smaragdinam," 12 220n, 433&nn; 13 175n; 16498&n 
"Rosarius minor:' 12 235n 
De alchimia (1550), vol. II "Rosarium philosophorum ... cum figuris rei perfectionem ostendentibus:' 9i 238n; 11 92n, 98n, 154n; 12 475n, 5°1, jig.l. 25, 167, 169, 234, 235, 268; 13 113, 16ln, 180n, 183n, 1900, 261&nn, 387,jig. B2; cf.fig. B3; 14289, 352; 16 4°1, (.jJ203n), 45111, 520, 527 ,jigs. I-10; 18 1780-9; "Tractatus aureus" in, 13 16In 
Musaeum hermeticum ( 1678); title 
page, 14 188n 
[Other edns.: 1625, see 12 jig. 240; ed. and tr. A. E. Waite, The Hermetic Museum Restored and Enlarged (1893), 9i 705n, fig· 50; 9ii 204n; 11 92n; 143n, 65n] 
"Aquarium sapientum, seu Hydrolithus sophicus" [Siebmacher], 123500, 38w, 398n, 431&n, 478; 13 231, 255n, 256nn,263n,267nn,27o,283n, 384&n, 385; 14 45tl, nn, 329, 354n, 394, 4 I gn, 46o, 485, 492&n, 494&n, 570, 729; cl 8 962; without title of treatise, 14 154n, 65?n, 699n 
[Barcius], see below "Gloria mundi" 
Cremer, John: "Testamentum," 12 404ll 
Flamel, Nicolas: "Tractatus brevis seu Summarium philo- 
19 

sophicum:' 12 45911; 13 267n, 403/l, 4°711, 40811; 14 140ri, 4°411, 4°811 
"Gloria mundi, alias Tabula paradysi" [Barcius (F. von Sternberg)], 9ii 200&n; 12 356n, 44611, 459'1, 497n; 13 122T1, 2551', 257n, 268n, 27311, 37411, 4°4, 40811, 410; 14 3?n, 1541111, 167n, 219", 24111, 244n, 254,25911,318,321,329,337, 341, 389n, 4°4, 41911,545,57°, 63°11; 16 49611; without author or title, 9ii 143n; 13 4151'; 14 235T1,319n 
Helvetius, Johann Friedrich: 
"Vitulus aureus;" 14 642n; 18 1528 
Hermes Trismegistus: "Trac- 
	tatus aureus 	de lapide 
	philosophorum:' 	12 3500, 
427n; 13 255nn, 2500, 26ln, 262n, 264n, 26?n, 282n, 374n; 14 300, 38, lIOn, 134nn, 135&n, 136, 24In, 244n, 329, 415, 464n, 534, 536; 16 472n, 475n; without title or author, 14 493n, 65511n, 658n "Hydrolithus sophicus:' see above "Aquarium sapientum" Jean . de Meung/J oannes a Mehung: "Demonstratio naturae:' 12 38 In; 14 1400 Lambspringk/Lambs pring: 
"De lapide philosophorum figurae et emblemata" ("Figurae"), 5 pI. LI Xa; 9i 705n, fig. 50; 9ii 147n, 224, 234; 12 44 In, 4400, 459n, 518, 
jigs. 168, 179,24° [1625 edn.]; 13 109n, fig. B6; 14 3, 354'J, 404n, 5000; 16 45gn, 494n; without title or author, 14 669'1 "Liber Alze:' 14 65n, 245; without title or author, 14 72?n Madathanus, Henricus: "Aureum saeculum redivivum:' 12 3500; 14 14n, 44n; without title or author, 14 49'1 

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Musaeum hermeticum (cont): 
Maier, Michael: 
"Subtilis allegoria super secreta chymiae," 13 398; "Epigramma Mercllrio philosophico dicatllm" in, 13 278 "Tripus aurellS, hoc est, Tres tractatus chymici select issimi," 12 404,fig. 144 [1st edn. of 12 only] 
:\leung, Jean, see Jean de Meung Norton, Thomas: "Crede mihi, seu Ordinale," 12 38 In; without title ar authar, 13 139n Philalethes/Philaletha, Eiren- 
aeus: 
"Brevis manuductio ad rubinum caelestem," 13 267"l, 276n, without title ar author, 13 IOgn 
"Fons chymicae veritatis," 12 338n; 13 256n; 14 154n; 16 526n; without title orauthar, 14 4n, 155n; 
"Introitus apertus ad occlusum regis palatium," 9ii 204&n; 12 265n, 336n, 34gn, 390&n, 403n, 470; 13 255n, 256n, 257n, 261n, 268n,26gn, 278n, 374n; 1427,84, 134n, 15~, 182,186,189-210,393, 4°8,415,416, 460&n, 465, 570, 63on, 73~; 16 496n; without title or authar, 14 4n, 73n, 80n, 657"ln 
"Metallorum metamorphosis," 9ii 379; 12 33Bnn, 45gn, 13 255n, 256n, 263n 
Sendivogius, Michael: 
"De sulphur"I"Novi luminis chemici tractatus alter de sulphure," 9ii 201n; 11 389n; 12 396, 397&n, 433, 443n; 14 103n, 134nn, 135n, 137&n, 138n, 13!1l, 140, 144n. 187n, 655; without title ar authar, 14 14onn, 142n; "Novum lumen chemicum e 
20 

naturae fonte et manuali experientia depromptum," 9ii 345&n; 11 92n; 12 35on, 356n; 13 255n; 14 40, 43, 1 1O&n, 144n, 727 
	[Siebmacher], 	see 	above 
"Aquarium sapientum" [Sternberg, F. von], see above "Gloria mundi" 
"Tractatus aureus," see above Hermes Trismegistus Valentinus, Basilius: "Practica una cum XII clavibus," 12 44on, 444&n; 13 25511, 261n, 267"l, 269n, 273n; 14415; "De prima materia" in, 14 546-8; "Duodecim claves" in, 12 figs. 146, 185 
"Via veritatis unicae," 13 256n Theatrum chemicum (1602-61), 18 
17°4n 
Aegidius de Vadis: "Dialogus inter naturam et filium philosophiae," 8 931; 12 166n, 427"l, 433n, 459n; 13 263n, 267n, 429; 14 134n, 174n, 654n, 712n; 16 525n "Aenigma philosophorum sive symbolum Saturni," 13 274n Albertus Magnus: 
"Liber octo capitulorum de lapide philosophorum," 14 472n, 712-19, 720; "Scriptum super arborem Aristotelis"I"Scriptum AIberti" (attrib.), 12 457&n, 484n; 13 409n, 415-17,458, 459; 14 65n, 14onn, 155n, 157, 167, 498n, 626n, 726n; without title or author, 14642n 
"Allegoriae sapientum et Distinctiones XXIX supra librum Turbae," 9ii 193, 194n; 11361; 12 9!1l, 21on; 13 113, 414&n, 419, 421&n, 426&n; 14 15n, 37, 154n, 240, 355n, 358n, 69Inn; "Dicta Belini" in, 13 244n; 14 15n, 164, 216n 

	Anglicus, 	Richardus, 	see 
Richardus below 
"A phorismi Basiliani Slve Canones Hermetici," 11 155n; 12 209n; 14 142n (see also below Happelius) 
"Aristoteles de perfecto magisterio," 9ii 241 (see also below "Tractatus Aristotelis") Arnaldus de Villa NovalArnold of ViIlanova: 
"Carmen," 12 20gn "Speculum alchimiae," 14 
624 
Artefius: "Clavis maioris 
sapientiae," 9ii 204n; 13 273; 14 3n, 164, 405&n, 68 In, 683n; 1652511 
"Aurelia occulta," see below Beatus 
"Aureum 'vellus," see below Mennens 
Avicenna: "Declaratio lapidis physici filio suo Aboali," 16 
414n 
[Barchius], see below "Gloria 
mundi" 
Barnaud, Nic(h)olas: "Commentarium inquoddam Epitaphium [Aelia Laelia Crispis] Bononiae," 14 56-62, 66; without title or author, 14 726n Beatus, Georgius/Giorgius: 
"Aurelia occulta"I"Aureliae occultae philosophorum partes duae," 9ii 292n; 13 95, 106, lion, 243,267&n, 271,273&n, 28on, 445; 14 296, 733, pI. 10; "Declaratio et Explicatio Adolphi" in, 13 106 
Bernard of Treviso/Bernardus Trevisanus: "De alchemia liber"f"De chemico miraculo," 9ii 22on, 377n; 12 363&n; 13 267n, 276n, 282n, 405n, 446n; 14 7, 44n, 74, lion, 134n, 135n, 181n, 360, 464n, 571, 720 

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Bonus, Petrus: "Margarita pretiosa"f"Pretiosa margarita ... novella correctissima," 14 4n, 7n, 13n, 16n, 36n, 114n; 16 52gn; without title or author, 14 2In 
Chartier, Johannes/Jean: "Scientia plumbi sacri sapientum," 9ii 215n 
Christopher of Paris: "Elucidarius artis transmutatoriae metallorum," 11 16on; 12 442; 14 56 In; without title or author, 14570n 
Cibinensis, Melchior, see below Melchior Cibinensis 
"Clavis maioris sapientiae," see above Artefius 
Collesson, Johannes: "Idea perfecta philosophiae hermeticae," 9ii 245&n, 248 "Consilium coniugii," 14 2In Dee, John/Joannes: "Monas hieroglyphica," 9i 575; 9ii 345; 12 427n; 13 193n, 268n, 429n, 446n; 14 In, 41, 17m, 545; 16 52511 
Delphinas: "Antiqui philosophi Galli Delphinati anonymi: 
Liber secreti maximi," 12 436n; 1414&n 
"Dicta Alani"I"Alani philosophi dicta de lapide philosophico," 14360&n 
"Dicta Belini," see above "Allegoriae sapientum" 
Dorn, Gerhard: 
"Ars chemistica," 9ii 244 "Congeries Paracelsicae chemicae de transmutationibus metallorum," 9i 58on; 9ii 377nn; 11 15m, 155n, 356n, 12 33Bn. 426&n; 13 115n. 256n, 268, 274n, 27Bn,282n, 380-2, 40gn, 444n; 14 1 m, 12, 3~, 4m, 45n. 136n• 157"l. 18m. 217. 29~, 396n, 41Bn• 41gn. 545n, 

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48nn, 12611, 
314n• 372n, 49311• 
Theatrum chemicum (cont): 
571n. 58~, 658n, 683nn, 698; 16 525n; 18 1528; without title or author, 14 13n 
"De duello animi cum corpore," 11 I 04n. 1200; 13 187n; 14 554n; 16525n 
"De genealogia mineralium atque metallorum omnium," 13375-9.40gn 
"De spagyrico artificio Trithemii sententia." 11 152n; 1242711 
"De tenebris contra naturam et vita brevi." 8 962n; 11 104n; 13 267n. 409n; 146n. 27, 137, 238n, 493n, 494n, 554n, 657n 
"Philosophia chemica ad meditativam comparata"/ "Liber de naturae physica luce," 9ii 243. 307n; 12 366&n, 46gn; 13 264n. 267n; 14 114n, 137n, 363, 390, 493n 
"Philosophia meditativa," 8 
389&n; 9ii 25on; 12 358&n; 14 48. 114n, 65~. 663n. 67on. 677-8. 681&n, 682. 685n, 690. 693&n, 73 In "Physica genesis," 9ii 345n. 420n; 12 43on; 13 173n, 186nn; 14 32n, 41, 11 In. 154n 
"Physica Hermetis Trismegisti," 9ii 377n; 12 338n, 35611; 13 18611, 187n, 443. 444&n; 14 7n, 45n, 65n, 75n, 113nn, 137n. 154nn, 217n. 293, 296n, 297n, 493&n. 52gn, 658n. 659; 16499n 
	"Physica 	Trithemii," 	13 
187nn; 14 294n, 363 "Speculativae philosophiae," 8 389&nn; 9i 335; 9ii 24611, 248&nn, 250&nn, 262-5, 292n• 30~; 11 152n• 154. 357, 358nn• 411n; 12 352, 377&nn, 378; 13 95n, 110, 
22 

447; 14. IOn, 35&n, 4911. 114nn, l1Sn. 181n. 294&n, 306n. 337, 361-3. 364n• 40In• 407n, 42511, 73 In; 16454n 
"Duodecim tractatus de lapide philosophicum," 9ii 2411l, 243 
"Epistola ad Hermannum archiepiscopum Coloniensem de lapide philosophico," 12 10 In. 338n; 13 273n, 32 In; 1434n, 135n, 167n, 4800, 641 Espagnet. Jean d' (attrib.) (Anonymii Galli): "lnstructio de arbore solari," 9ii 217n. 239; 12 357n; 134°511 Fanianus, Johannes Chrysippus: "De arte metallicae metamorphoseos ad Philoponum liber singularis," 9ii 243&n "Gloria mundi" [Barchius]. 9ii 200n 
Grasseus. Johannes: "Area arcani," 9ii 215; 11 16on; 12 443&n. 51Sn; 14 32gn. 339, 533. 683n 
Greverus, Jodocus: "Secretum nobillisimum et verissimum," 13 355nn• 357, 373. 403n• 409n; 14 6~onn 
Guilhelmus Tecenensis: "Lilium de spinis evulsum," 12 
4711l 
Happelius, Nicolaus Niger: 
"Aphorismi Basiliani," 13 263nn. 268n (see also above "Aphorismi") 
Hermes Trismegistus: "Tractatus aureus cum scholiis"/ "Tractatus vere aureus de lapide philosophico secreto," 9i 5n, 238; 9ii 37511, 377; 13 115. 271. 278. 28on, 282n, 283n. 374n; Commentary/Scholia. 9ii 345; 11 94n; 14 1211, 4 In, 72911 (see also Gnosius s. v.) Hoghelande, Theobald de: 

"Liber de alchemiae dillicultatibus," 9ii 213n, 37711, 378&n; 11 15In, 154n, 15511, 354n; 12 338n, 349, 350&n. 353, 356&nn. 364-5, 426n; 13 113n, 13gn, 173nn• 25511,261, 264n, 35gn. 374n• 401n• 414&n, 429&n. 431&n; 146511, lIon, 13611. 137n, 14211, 35411, 388n, 389. 4°7, 532n, 547n, 72~. 729n; 16 353n. 400n. 497n; without title or author. 14 
65~ 
Hollandus. Joannes lsaacus: 
"Fragmentum de lapide," 9ii 
373n 
"Opera mineralia, seu de lapide philosophico omnia," 14 183n, 240 
"lnstructio de arbore solari," see above Espagnet 
Lagneus. David: "Harmonia chemica seu Consensus philosophorum chemicorum," 9i 24611; 14 45n, 177n, 390, 687; without title or author, 14 I 74nn 
"Liber de magni lapidis compositione et operatione," 14 630n 
"Liber quartorum," see below "Platonis liber quartorum" LulIy/Lullius, RaymondJRaymundus: "Theorica et prac- 
	tica," 11 62n; 14 712n 	. 
Melchior Cibinensis/Nicolaus Melchior Szebeni: "Addam et processum sub forma missae ... ,'. 12480-9; 13 158, 195; 16454n; "Ave Praeclara" in. 12 480-2.486 
Mennens, Gulielmus: "De aureo velIere libri tres," 9i 57gnn, 602n; 14 154n, 167n. 173n• 205n, 218. 623n. 63211; 16533n 
Orthelius: 
"Discursus," 14 683n "Epilogus et recapitulatio 
23 

In Novum lumen chymicum Sendivogii," 11 15°.16011; 13 125n; 14 lin Penotus, Bernardus Georgius/Bernardus a Portu Aquitanus: 
"De medicamentis chemicis"/ "De vera praeparatione et usu medicamentorum chemicorum," 13 261. 271n. 27980; 14 154n. 183n, 218n. 295, 683nn 
"Regulae et canones"/ "Quinquaginta septem canones de opera philosophorum," 14 45n. 134n• 533. 535; 164&m 
Table of Symbols, 12 490&n. 518; 13 278; 14 135n, 216&n. 316, 395,626 
Petrus de Silento: "Opus," 14 31-11 
Pico Mirandola. Joannesl Giovanni Pico della Mirandola: 
"De auro," 14 6411l 
"Platonis liber quartorum," 5 14In; 9ii 307n, 377&n. 414n; 11 356, 363-4, 366, 367; 12 11611. 338n, 366, 372-6, 427&n, 431, 517n; 13 113&nn, I 14n, 117&n, 173n, 264, 273, 275n,430; 14 112. 143, 157n, 165. 170, 181n, 403n• 493n, 626, 655n, 657, 690. 7°00, 73on, 73In• 732, 760n; 15 3~, 3911; 16 483n, 533n Quercetanus. Josephus: "[Ad Jacobi Auberti Vendoris] De ortu et causis metalIorum contra chemicos explicationem," 1234°&n 
Richardus Anglicus: "Correctorium alchymiae," 12 362, 
365 
Ripley. Sir George: "Duodecim portarum axiomata phiIosophica," 9ii 20211; 12 49o&n; 13 264n, 278n, 408n. 444; 14 In, 134nn, 62611, 658n 

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24 
Thmtrum ehl'lllirum (('Ollt.): 
Rupescissa, Joannes de: "De confectione veri lapidis philosophorum," 14 :l44 "Scriptum Alberti," SI'I' abmI(' Albertus Magnus 
Sendivogius, Miehael: "Dialogus Mercurii, alchymistae et naturae," 128411; 1325111 
	Senior: 	"De chemia," 	14 
2400 
"Tractatus Aristotelis alchymistae ad Alexandrum Magnum de lapide philosophico," 9ii 37311; 12 16711,354,469"; 13 160&11, 182n, 269n, 403,427; 14 37n, 45, 651l, 68, 260, 261&n, 389; 1648011 "Tractatus aureus," SI'I' abm/I' Hermes Trismegistus "Tractatus Micreris suo discipulo Mirnefindo," 11 361 &11; 1247In; 13 263n, 268n, 429, 441; 147,136,143,552,63°11, 658, 69In, 742n 
Trevisanus, Se£' abovl' Bernard of Treviso 
Valentinus, Basilius: "Opus praeclarum," 14 18011 
	Ventura, 	Laurentius: 	"De 
	ratione 	conficiendi 	lapidis 
philosophici liber," 12 356&/1, 471&n; 13 113, 26311, 264. 273n, 282n, 403, 410, 414", 42911, 435; 14 1111, 34/,45/1, 64n, 65n, 117n, 134nl1, 14:l11, 
* 

158/1, 179,40511,620/,657/, 658/1; 16 480/1 
Vigenerus, Blasius/Blaise de Vigenere: "Tractatus de igne et sale," 9i 511; 9ii 203n, 215, 3°7/1, 393&n; 134°1,411&11, 445; 14 19&11,20, 154n, 23511, 24111, 242, 244, 254, 319nn, 329,337,339,47211,554,568, 569; without author or title, 14 564n; Josephus Carnitolus in, 13411&n 
"Von del' Materi und Prattick des Steins," 12 518 
Zacharius, Dionysius: "Opusculum philosophiae natural is metallorum, cum annotationibus Nicolai Flameli," 12 365&n; 14 lIon, 135n, 138n, 143n; 16 353n, 454n; Flamel's annotations, 14 lIon, 
415 
	Thentrum 	ehemicum 	Britannicum 
(1652), 12fig. 118 
"Hermes Bird," 12fig. 267 "Libel' patris sa pientiae," 12 fig. I 
Norton, Thomas: "The 01'dinall of Alchimy," 12 404n; 13 245/1, 250n; 14 8on, 388, 562; 16 497n, 526n 
Ripley, Sir George: 
"Medulla," "Saturn's Chyld" in, 13 274n 
"Verses belonging to an emblematicall scrowle," 12 
43311, 497n, 537n 
* 

ALCHEMICAL WRITERS AND TEXTS 
This sub-index includes-besides straightforward names of writers and titles of tracts-the names of alchemists of whom no works are extant; fictitious names of alchemists; and modern au thors who have edited, translated, or paraphrased alchemical texts. There are cross-references to ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS (previous sub-index). Other cross-references (unless otherwise stated) are to other entries within this su b-index. 
The following authors and title in the main body of the General Index have subheadings for their associations with alchemy: Agrippa von Nettesheim; Alanus de Insulis; Albertus Magnus; Aldrovandus; CO/pus Hermeticum; Goethe; Paracelsus; Reitzenstein; Waite. 
	Abraham le Juif/the Jew, for- 	"AlIegoriae sapientum supra lib- 
	geries/replacements of his lost 	rum Turbae," containing "Dicta 
	work "Rindenbuch": 	Belini," see Bib!. dum. cur. and 
	by Eleazar, see Eleazar S.v. 	Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. 
	Uraltes Chymisehes Werk; 	"Allegoriae super librum Turbae," 
	"Livre des figures hiero- 	seeArt. aurif andBibl. ehem. cur. s.v. 
glifiques," Paris BN MS. Fr. "AIIegoria Merlini," see Art. aurit: 
	14765, 12 fig. 217; 14 18n, 	s.v. Merlinus 
	634&n, 720, pI. 3 . 	Alphidius, see Alfidius 
Abo Bakr Muhammad ibn-Zaka- Altus: Mutw !iber (1677), 9i 53/1; 14 
	riya, see Rhazes 	1811ln, 436; 16 505, 538n; see 
	Abu'l Qasim Muhammad ibn Ah- 	also Bib!. ehI'm. cur. s.t/. "Mutus 
	mad al-'Iraqi: 	liber" 
Kitiib al-'ilm al muktasab etc., ed. Andreae, Johann Valentin, SI'I' 
	E. J. Holmyard, 11 160n; 12 	Rosencreutz, Christian 
	473&n, 516&n, 537&n; 13 	Anthonius de Abbatia: EPisto!al' 
	173n, 273n, 4°2&11, 406, 408n, 	du.(l(', 143l1t 
40911; 14 5&n, 6n, 12, 73n, "Aphorismi Basiliani," see Theatr. 
	158n,389&n,415n,66OO,727n; 	ehI'm. s.v. "Aphorismi" and S.t'. 
	16 403n, 49711 	Happelius 
Adolphus Senior, see Senior, Adol- Apollonius of Tyana/probab(v Be- 
	phus 	linus, Bolinus, etc., 9ii 19311; 11 
	Aegidius de Vadis, see Theatr. ehI'm. 	228, 861; 12 336n; 14 15/!, 
	S.V. 	164&n, 165; 1591; 
	"Aenigma Merlini," see Art. aurif.: 	attrib. "Dicta Belini," see Bib!. 
	Merlinus s. v. 	ehI'm. 	rur. 	s. v. "AlIegoriae 
	Agrippa von Nettesheim, see main 	sapientum;" Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. 
	index 	"AlIegoriae sapientum" 
Alanus de Insulis, see main index s.v. "Aquarium sapientum," 8 962; see 
	Alain/Alan of Lille 	also Mw. herm. s.v. 
	Albertus Magnus, see main index 	Aquinas, see Thomas Aquinas, 
	Aldrovandus, see main index 	pseudo- 
Alfidius/Alphidius, 11 16In; 12 Archelaos, 1243511; 13 158n; 15 19 382, 4500, 462, 465; 13 392&n, Arisleus, 9ii 220&n; see also 
	429; 14 2n; 16458, 484 	Art. aurif: "Rosarium philoso- 
	Alfonso X, King of Castile: Clavi\ 	phorum" s.v. "Visio ArisJei," and 
	sapientiae, 18 1788 	"Visio Arislei" 
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Aristotle. pseudo-. 12 157n. 163n. 165, 475n; 13254; 14 I In, 18w, 285,624; 1645°; see also Art. aurif. s.v. "Tractatulus Aristotelis;" Theatr. chem. s.v. Aristoteles and s.v. "Tractatus Aristotelis" 
Arnaldus de Villanova/ Arnold of Villa Nova/"Arnold the Great Clerke," 11 92n; 12 2400, 423n, 465, 47 w; 13 150, 158n, 387; 14 13n, 179n, 240, 460n; 16 497/!; 18 1780; see also Art. aurif. s. V.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Artefius, see Bibl. chem. cur. s. V.; 
Theatr. chem. s.v. 
"Ash Metsareph," 14636n Astanus, see Ostanes 
A ugurellus, J oannes Aurelius, see Gratarolus s.v. "Chrysopoeia" 
Aurora consurgens/" Aurora, sive Aurea hora," 1 0 763, 811; 11 16m, 350, 3500; 12 9gn, 389, 431, 443n; 13 268n, 356n, 429, 445; 14 6, 32&n, 154, 444, 492, 542n; 16 399, 418, 484n, 496, 507n; 
TITLE: "'Aurora consurgens' 
and the Doctrine of Sapientia," 12464-79; 
ed. M. L. von Franz, 9ii 143n, 344n; 10811; 1193-4nn, 16m; 12382, 383n, 434n, 438, 45on, 464n, 473-9, 484n, 518nn; 13 9on, 103, 126, 158n, 186, 403n, 42gnn; 14 2n, 9n, 12nn, 14nn, 20n, 24nn, 41n, 42n, 44n, 50n, 65n, 73n, 77n, 113n, I 14/!, 147n, 157n, 18m, 24on, 316, 36on, 390, 468-9, 532, 534n, 552/!, 592, 760n; 16 353n, 385n, 403n, 414n, 42on, 454n, 467n; 
Paris, B.N .. Codex Parisinus 
Latinus 14°°6, 11 93n; 12465; Codex Rhenoviensis 172, 9i 686, 707, jigs. 32, 54; 11 93n; 12 464; 13 26gn; 16401; 

attrib. Thomas Aquinas (pseud.), 11 93&n, 94, 16 w; 12 383, 465; 13 158; 
1625 printing, 11 93n; see also Art. aurif. s. v. 
Avicenna, 8 859; 13 15°,254,263, 377,442; 142, 65n, 157/!, 2n; 15 19,24; 
Liber de anima artis, 14277n; see also Art. aurif. s.v. "Tractatulus A vicennae;" Theatr. chem. s.v. Avicenna 
Axiom of Maria, see Maria Prophetissa 
Balduinus, Christianus Adolphus: 
Aurum hermeticum, 12ji/{. 209 Barbarus, Hermolaus, see Hermolaus 
Barchusen (Barkhausen), Johann Conrad: Elementa chemiae, 5fig. 6; 12jigs. 120,127, 130, 136, 194 Barnaud, Nicolas: Triga chemica de 
laPide philosophico, 12 51 8n; "Commentarium" on AeliaLaelia inscription, 14 56n; 
see also Bib!. chem. cur; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Basilius Valentinus, see Valentinus Beatus, see Theatr. chem. s.v. Belinus, see Apollonius of Tyana 
	Bernard 	of Treviso/Bernardus 
Trevisanus, 14 192-3; Parable, 8 962; 
M.-L. von Franz, "Die Para bel von der Fontina des Grafen von Tarvis," 8 962n; 
see also Theatr. chem. s.v. Bernard 
Bernardus of Portu Aquitanus, see Theatr. chem. s.v. Penotus Beroalde de Verville, see Colonna s.v. 
Berthelot, M., 13254; 
La Chimie au moyen age, 13 86n; 14 nn; 
"Le Livre des Balances," 14 
584n; 

Treatises pn·nted in the collection by the following authors are listed under the authors themselves: El-Habib; Geber/Djabir; Krates; Ostanes: 
Collection des anciens alchimistes grees, 9i 246n, 268n. 537n; 9ii 194n, 24 Inn, 377n; 11 151n, 160n. 1611ln, 313n, 366n; 12 99n, 404n, 406n, 413n, 517n, jig. 147; 13 89n, lOin, 109n, 
133n, 187n, 255n, 265n, 2 73nn, 359n, 380n; 14 I Ill, 58n. 65n, 87n, 321n, 390n, 416n, 619n, 626nn, 643n, 654n, 77on; 18 (P753n); 
Authors and texts cited: 
"Chimie de MOlse," 9i 57gn; "Concerning the Egg," 14 180n; "Dictionary of Goldmaking," 13 97n; "Isis the Prophetess to Her Son Horus," 11 16w, 355&n; 12 20gn, 338n; 13 97&n, 99&n, 107, 265n; 14 I4nn; Nikephorus Blemmides, 12 44 In; Pibechios, 14 nn; Sophe the Egyptian, see Zosimos s.v.; 
Other treatises printed in the collection by the following authors are listed under the authors themselves: Christianos; Comarius; Democritus, pseudo-; Olympiodorus; Ostanes; Pelagios; Synesius; Zosimos; 
Leoi' Origines de l'alchimie, 12 20gn; 13 357n; 14353nn Bodenstein, Adam von, see main index 
Bonus, Petrus, 12 462&n, 463; Margarita pretiosa novella, ed. Janus Lacinius (1546), 11 6271, 93&n, 16on; 12210, 462/!,jig. 79; 13 89n, 377n, 392n, 413, 442-3; 14 2n, 13n; see also Bibl. ckem. 

cur. s.v. Bonus; Theatr. chem .. 5.V. Bonus 
Boschius, Jacobus: Symbolographia, 12jigs. 37,84,89,94, Ill, 181, 189, 265, 270 
Braceschus, Johannes, see Bibl. 
chem. cur. s.v. 
Calid, see Kalid 
Chartier, Jean, see Theatr. dum. s. v. Christianos: treatise in Berthelot, 
Coli. alch. grecs, 9i 564n; 12 209&n, 423n; 13 186&n; 14 155&n, 317n, 69 In 
Christopher of Paris, see Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Cibinensis, Melchior, see Melchior Collesson, J ohannes, see Theatr. chem. s.v. 
	Colonna, 	Francesco: 	Hyp- 
nerotomachia Poliphili, 9i 6o, 313; 12 112, 156, 356, 43gn; 13 176n, 193, 215, 228, 401; 14 297; 15 142; 18 1134, 1279, 1711&nn, 1712&n, 1749; 
ed. and interpr. L. Fierz-David, The Dream of Poliphilo, 5 jig. 1; 9i 60n, 223n; 9ii 26n; 11 73n; 13 215n; 14 297/!, 303n; 15 142n, 154; 18 1134, 127gn, 1712n; J.'s foreword, 18 1711n, 1749-52; 
tr. F. Beroalde de Verville, Le Tableau des riches inventions ... Le Songe de PoliPhile, containing "Recueil steganographique," 11 35m; 12 6In, 112/!, 338n, 349n, 379, 43gn, 53on, jigs. 4, 5, 33; 13401; 14 16gn, 51 In; 16403n, 459n; 18 1711n, 1749 
ComariuS/Komarios, 12 409n; 13 
89, 193; 14353; 
and Cleopatra, 9i 372; 12 157n, 483; 13 125, 191-2; 14 36; 
"Comarius, the Archpriest, teaches Cleopatra the Divine Art"/"lnstruction of Cleopatra 

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.-\ LC H E:\II CAL \\' KITE KS: CON SI LI U ;\1-(; KAT A KO LV S 
ALCHEMICAL WKITEKS: CONSILlVM-(;KATAKOLVS 
15811, 17°11, 190, 194,208,210, 215,234,264,283,39°,394,432, 450; 14 13, 118, 143, 144, 170, 238, 295, 398, 490, 493-4, 641, 662, 664, 666, 669, 671, 673, 686-8,692,697-9,704,71(}-12, 716,73°,731,736,739-4°,741, 748-9,753,757,758,759-62; 16 403; 18 152811; 
ed. DI' vita 101lga, Libl'r V, Paracelsus, 13 168/!, 180,20111, 2°4,2°71111,208,2°9,21111, 214, 234/!; 1454711; 
see also Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. Dorn 
Eleazar, Abraham: Uraltes ehymisehes Werk, 9i 535n; 9ii 202&n; 124oo,figs. 10,11,12,46,47, 160,238; 14 185, 338&n, 493n, 529n, 537&11, 596-600, 6°711, 622n, 631-4, 639, 644; 
as forgery of Abraham le J uif's work "Rindenbuch," mentioned by Flamel, 13 263&n, 268&n, 449n; 14 43&n, 4°811, 591&11,720&11,734 
El-Habib/al-Habib, Book of, 14 
1W; 16 398n; 
in Berthelot, Chimie au moym iigl', 13 89n, IOgn, 117&n; 14 729n 
Espagnet, Jean d', 14 194; Area/lUm Hermetical' philosoPhiae opus, 14 154n, 18w, 415n, 498n; 
see also Bihl. ehI'm. cur. s. V.; Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. 
Fanianus, Johannes Chrysippus: De arte metallicae metamorPhoseos ... (1576), 9ii 243&n; see also Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. 
Ferguson, J.: Bibliotheca chI' mica, 9ii 2°411; 12 36211, 46211, 5°511; 13 176n, 277n; 14 27n, 56n; 16 525n, 526n 
Ficino, Marsilio, 6 174n; 9i 557n; 13 168, 27ln; 1446,568; 159,12; as alchemist, 9i 557n; 14568; Latin translations of Greek 
alchemical/hermetic texts, 11 4711; 124°3; 
WORKS: 
A ur/orl'.l· Platolliri, 8 93°11; 9ii 7811, 22911; 12 24011; 
DI' vita Iibri trl'S, 13 17°11; 
	attrib., 	"Libel' 	de arte 
chymica," 125°511; Opem, 144611 
Figulus, Benedictus; 
Paradil'us aureo/us hermetirw, 13 404&n; 
Rosarium novum olympicum et benedietum, 12 39411, 423n; 13 186&11, 257&n; 1441611,41911; "Tractatus rhythmicus," 12 
423n 
	"Figurarum 	Aegyptiorum 	sec- 
retarum," 12 3300, 39w, jigs. 23, 148, 157, 164; 14 4n, 44n, 13411, 395n, 549n, 720n, pis. 4-7 
Flamel, Nicolas/Nicholas, 13 263; 
14415, 591&n, 720; 
and Peronelle, 14 1811l; 16 
5°5; 
on "Rindenbuch" forgery, .Il'l' Eleazar s.V.; 
Exposition of the Hil'roglyphicall Figures, ed. Eirenaeus Orandus, 8 394&n; 9i 246n; 1445; "Pratique," 12 39w; 
L. Larguier, Le Faiseur d'Or, Nieolas Flamel, 14 18 1Il; 
see also Mus. herm. s.v. 
Garlandia, Joannes de, 16 498n Garlandus, 14 3200 Geber/Djabir/Gabir/Jlibir ibn f:Iay- 
yan, 12 401; 13 231, 442, 444; 14 13511, 18o, 316n, 714; 16 497n; 18 1691; 
identity in question, 12 423n; 14552n; 
WORKS: 
De alehimia libri tres, 12fig. 119; Liber perfecti magisterii, 12 384; Summa perfeetionis de alehemia, 12 358n, 384n; 14 552n (see 
COlllarius (rollt.): 
by the Arch priest Komarios," treatise in Berthelot, Coli. dl's ((Irh. grI'CI, 11 15'211, 15411, 159&n, 161n, 3i311; 12 157n, 426&11,455&11,472&11,483&11; 13 I03&n, 125&n, 130&11, 131&11, 191&/1; 1436&11, 58n, 80n, 316&11, 317&11, 559&nn, 
72711 
"Consilium coniugii," see An 
chl'lniea; Bib!. ehI'm. ru 1'; Thea/r. ehI'm. s.v. 
Corpus Herml'/iCllm, see main index CremeI', John, see ,Wus. henn. s.v. Dardaris, 9ii 394 
Dee, John: MOllas hieroglYPhiea (1564), 9ii 34511; see also Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. 
Delphinas, see Theatr. diem .. LV. Democritlls, pseudo- (texts in Berthelot, Coil. des alrh. grl'es), 11 159&n; 13 t84, 374; 14 353, 664n, 7 t8; 18 t 700; 
axiom on nature, 9i 234; 9ii 220n, 244&n; 11 152n; 13 102/1, 198&n, 426&11; 14 2W, 86, 139n, 143/!, 354&11; 16469; 
on divine water, 11 16111; 13 89,102; 18616; 
and Ostanes, 9ii 244n; 124°5; and planet Mercury, 11 160n; 13273; 
Ta cPVCTLKO: KCXL TO: /J-vCTTLKa writing on "physika and mystika," (in Berthelot, Coli. des aleh. grecs) , 11 16o, 16w; 12 342; 13 137; 14718 
"Dicta Belini," see Art. aurif. s.v. 
"Rosarium philosophorum;" Bib/. ehI'm. cur. s.v. "Allegoriae sapienturn;" Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. "AIlegoriae sapientum" 
Djabir/Jabir ibn l;layyan, see Geber Dorn, Gerhard/Gerard, 8 962; 9i 338; 9ii 249,251,256,261,266, 270, 281; 11 262,448; 12 187, 333n, 366, 375, 430; 13 14911, 
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also Bib!. dum. cur .. I.V. Geber; De alehemia .1.11.); 
Works, tr. R. Russell, 14 63211; J. F. Ruska, "Die siebzig Bucher des Gabir ibn Hajjan," 12 42311; 
treatises in Berthelot, Chimie au moyl'll rlgl', 12 423n; 13 26411, 4t4&//; "Book of Balances," 14 552&11; "Le Livre de la misericorde," 11 154/!, 16011; 12 4591'; "Le Livre du mercure oriental, occidental, et du feu de la pierre," 13374&11; 1458n 
Geheime Figurell del' Rosm/irl'Uz.er (anon.), 128911,33211 
Gemma germmarum, 14 140n Glauber, Johann Rudolph, 14 235, 
242,319,321,323,329,587; De Elia Artista, 18 1528; 
De natura salium, 14 13911, 235/!, 24211, 31gn, 323n, 329n; De signatura salium, metallorum et planetarum, 14 23511, 321/1, 32311,587n; 
Tractatus de natura salium, 9i 
5800 
"Gloria mundi," 9ii 200n; see also 
Mus. herm. s.v.; Theatr. ehI'm. s.v. 
Gnosius, Dominicus: 
H ermeti\ Trismegisti Traetatus verI' Aurl'Us de LaPide philosophici secreto, Cum Seholiis Dominici Gnosii (1610) (ed. and commentary on Hermes Trismegistus' "Tractatus aureus," reproduced with this in Bihl. ehI'm. cur.), 9i 549n; 9ii 334n; 1147n, 9411, 16w; 12 1400, 16711; 14 12n; 18 42911 (same commentary in Theatr. chem. but not attrib. Gnosius) 
Grasseus, see Bib!. chem. cur. s.v.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Gratarolus, Gulielmus: Verae alchemiae artisque metallicae, 14 12n, 14n, 277n; 
"Chrysopoeia," of Augurellus, 
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ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: GREVERUS - MAGIC PAPYRI 

Gratarolus (cont.): in, 9ii 367n; 
"De confectione veri lapidis," of Rupescissa, in, 9ii 226n 
Greverus, Jodocus; Secretum nobilissimum ... (1659), 13 355; see also Theatr. chem. s. v. 
Guilhelmus Tecenensis, see Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Giildenen Tractat vom philosophischen Stein, 12 89 
Happelius, see Theatr. chem. s.v. Hellwig, C. von: Lexicon medicochymicum, 9ii 23gn; 1469In Helvetius, see Mus. herm. s.v. 
	H ermaPhroditisches 	S onn- 	u nd 
Mondskind, 12 figs. 3, 123, 198, 229,256 
Hermes Trismegistus, 11 421; 12 148n, 173, 34gn, 408, 409, 426, 436n, 456(5,10), 457, 462, 475n, 478, fig· 128; 13 102, 158n, 161&n,321, 36o, 381n, 393,398; 14 13, 14, 313, 314, 416, 571, 626, 717; 15 19, 195, 196; 16 458n; 
as Anthropos, 12fig. 215; as Idris, 18 1527; 
Mercurius as, 9i 553, 682; 11 160,356,400; 12 173,446; 13 218, 420; 14300, 303; 
quoted by other alchemists, 12 140&n; 14 23, 174n, 235n, 316n, 493, 554; 
statue of, 14560; 
and Thoth, see Thoth s.v.; WORKS: 
H ermes Trismegistus A n die menschliche Seele, ed. H. L. Fleischer, 12 109n, 242n; "Liber Hermetis Trismegisti," MSS. Cod. Par 6319 and Cod. Vat. 3060, 9i 572n; 11 229n; 
Tabula smaragdina, 5 nn; 9i 193, 425n; 9ii 193, 421; 10 912; 11 470, 798; 12 243, 45gn, 523n, 524, 527, 529, 

.figs. 210,216; 13 137nn, 175, 273n, 28o, 444n; 14 9n, 62, 68, 121, 13gn, 15gn, 288, 29In, 294, 295, 493, 701n; 15 3In; 16 454, 481, 484n, 498, 533; ed. J. F. Ruska, 11 798n; 12 358n, 382n, 456n, 456(4)n, 484n; 14 12n, 162nn, 289&n, 348n, 409n; 16 384n, 402n, 467n, 496n (see also Ars chemica s.v. Hortulanus; De alchemia); Tractatus aureus, 9i 53n, 554; 11 47&n; 12 141, 163n, 188n, 454; 13 1800; 14 12n; 18 674; Arabic source, 12 462n; ed. and commentary by Gnosius (1610), see Gnosius (see also Ars chemica; Art. aurif. s.v. "Rosarium;" Bib!. chem. cur. s. v. Hermes and s.V. "Rosarium;" De alchimia s.v. "Rosarium;" Mus. herm.; Theatr. chem.) 
Hermolaus Barbarus: in Corollarium Dioscoridem, 11 354n; 13 102&n Hoghelande, see Bibl. chem. cur. s.v.; Theatr. chem. s. v. 
Hollandus, Joannes Isaacus: Opera mineralia, 9i 246n; see also Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Hortulanus, 16 402n, 467n; possible identity with Joannes de Garlandia, 16 498&n; 
see also Ars chemica; Art. auri[. s.v. "Rosarium;" De alc#!f?mia 
"Isis to Horus," see Berthelot: Coli. alch. grecs s. v. 
Jiibir, see Geber 
Jamsthaler, Herbrandt: Viatorium spagyricum, 12 figs. 59, 115, 137, 199 
Jean de Meung, see Mus. herm. s.v. Joannes de Garlandia, 16 498n Johan~es de Rupescissa,. see Ru- 
pesClssa 
Jurain, A.: Hyle und Coahyl, 12 347n Kalid/Kallid/Calid (Khalid ibn 

Vazid ibn MuCawiya), 12 386&n, 42W; 14 174n; 16 353n; see also Art. aurifs.v. 
KeIley, Edward: Tmctatus de laPide philosoPhorum, 12 figs. 16,86, 141, 153,154, 155,236 
	Khunrath, 	Heinrich 	Conrad/ 
Henricus, 8395; 9i 580n; 12463, 479; 13 127; 1450&n, 159,254, 676; 18 1700; 
A mphitheatrum saPientiae, 8 388-9, 962; 11 62n, 357n; 12 404n, 427n, 453, 552n,fig. 145; 13 162&n; 14 24Inll, 329n, 355, 391-3, 460n, 472, 473, 475-6; 16525n; 
Von hylerdi5chen ... Chaos, 8 3881ln; 9i 535n, 580n; 9ii 143&n, 241 &n, 345&n; 11 62n, 355&11, 356n, 357n; 12 165, 2°9, 356&nn, 36o, 390, 42011, 422n, 427n, 552n; 13 18711, 255n, 267n, 268&n, 270J:n, 27111, 273n, 274&n, 275&n, 278n, 283n, 383&n, 406&n, 423&n; 14 37n, 41, 50, 143n, 157, 24In, 242&n, 243, 244, 316n, 32In, 329, 337, 354n, 372n, 405n, 415n, 416, 419, 460'495'560,632n,7°3'718n; 162200, 497n 
Kircher, Athanasius: quaternity system of, 9ii 41&-18; 
WORKS: 
Arithmologia, sive De abditis numeroru m mysterii5, 9ii 416n, 417n; 
M undus subterraneus, 9i 268n; 11 92n; 13 124n; 
OediPus Aegyptiacus, 5 77n, fig· 39; 14 67n; 16 384n 
"Krates, Book of," in Berthelot, Chimie au moyen age, 9i 238n; 11 153&n, 354&n; 12 349n, 356, 392n; 13 88n, IOgn, 126&n, 265&n, 273n, 358n; 14416,657; 16497n 
Lacinius, Janus, see Bonus s.v. 

Lagneus, David, see Thmtr. rhem. s.v. 
Lambspringk, see Mus. herm. s.v. "Lapidis philosophorum nomina," 13 203n 
Lazarello, Ludovicus, 13 236; Crater Hermetis, 13 23611 
Leade, Jane, see Pordage s.v. Lenglet du Fresnoy, Pierre Nicolas, 
145°9; 
Histoire de la philo,ophie her- 
metique, 9i 57911; 14 17911 Lexicon mediro-chymicum, see Hellwig Libavius, Andreas: Alchymia ... recognita, emendata, et a~cta, 12fig. 
142; "Ars prolatoria" in, 9ii 243 Liber mutus, see Altus S.V.; and see Bibl. chem. cur. s.v. "Mutus liber" 
Lull, Ramon/Lully, Raymond, 9ii 377n: 12 365, 471n; 13 158n, 176n, 231, 274, 431; 14 80/1, 137n, 142n, 404n, 460n, 561-3; 18542,1691; 
conversion of, 3 89; 6 7°9&/1; historical figure, 12 453, 462n, 465; 13 392n; 
letter to Rupertum Regem Franciae, 18 1780; 
	WORK 	(genuine): 	Codicillus 
(1651),14 80n, 56In; 
see also (probably spurious) Bibl. chem. cur. s. v.; Theatr. rhem. s.v. 
Madathanus, see Mus. herm .. s.v. Magic Papyri, Greek, 13 162, 184, 
219, (PI92), 273n, 441; Berlin Papyrus, 14 6n; 
Mimaut Papyrus, 11 362; 14 14n; 
Paris Papyrus, 13 198; 14 14n, 405n; "Secret Inscription" in, 1439,251; 
ed. K. Preisendanz, Papyri Graecae Magical', 9i 54 In, 54gn; 9ii 193; 11 362/1; 12 172&n, 53onn; 13 162n, 184, 198&n, 219, (p 192), 273nn, 359&n, 44 In; 14 14n, 3gn, 46n, 166n, 

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Magic Papyri (cont.): 
17411, 25In, 317//, 4°5/1; 16 353n 
Magus/Malus/Malus Philosophus, 
9ii 257&n; 13 287&n; 1445&11; "The Book of the Wise Magus (?) on the Art," 13 28711 
Maier, Michael, 8962; 9ii 397; 12 387, 4°1, 438, 515; 13 181-3, 186, 278; 14 51-66, 285-6,288, 297-3°6,311- 14, 560, 6°7, 62711, 741; 
A talaIIta fugiens (emblematll /lova de secretil naturae chymieae), 11 47n; 14 87n; 
De circulo physico quadrato, 9i 554n; 9ii 345&nn, 418&11; 11 62n, 92nn, 160n; 12 109'1, 445&n, 469-7°; 13 95", 186/1, 273n; 14 In,41; 1648011,49411; Jocus severus, 14 3 I 4; 
Scrutinium chymicum/Secretioril naturae secretorum scrutiniulII chymicum, 9ii 344n, 392, 393, pI. I; 11 62n; 12 165n, 40 Ill, 
jigs. 60,81, 138, 175,210,225; 13 109n; 14 15n, 3on, 34n, 4211, 117, 168n, 293, 630n, 66911; "Subtilis allegoria super secreta chymiae," see Mus. herm. s.v. Maier; 
Symbola aureae mensae duodecim nationum, 9i 12on, 537n, 580n; 9ii 292n, 344n; 11 47n, 105n, 154n, 16on, 16w, 354n, 356&n; 12 343n, 387n, 388nn, 40In, 4°5", 421n, 433n, 434n, 435n, 436n, 450n, 457&n, 480n, 490, 508, 5 14n, jigs. 78, 216; 13 9on, 102n, 105n, 109n, 113&n, 181&n, 197n, 274n, 278nn, 355n, 403n, 409&11; 14 2&nn, 14&n, 16&n, 42n, 51, 57n, 64nn', 90, 104n, 155, 248n, 276-83, 287&nn, 302n, 306nn, 31 In, 314, 316n, 3400, 360nn, 365n, 404&nn, 415, 465&11, 466, 493n, 536n, 56w, 570n, 
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59111, 637, 655//, 72611; 16 383//,396/1,4°811; 
Tnpus aureus (Tres tractatus ehymici seleetil.\7mi), 12 404, jig. 144; 18 1697 (see also iWW. herm .. I'.l'. Maier); 
Viatonum, hoc est, De mOlltibus pla//etarum septem, seu metallorum, 12jigs. 31,97; 
Malus/ Malus Philo~ophus, see Magus 
Malvasius, Caesar/Malvasio, Carlo Cesare, 14 56, 67, 68, 69, 80, 85, 88,89; 
Aelia Laelia Crilpil Non Nata Resurgens, 14 56n, 67n, 69'1 Marianus, see Morienus 
Maria Prophetissa / Maria the jewess/Copt, 12 338, .fig. 78; 13 
374&n; 16483,497,5°5; 
and AroslHoros, 12 209&n, 
422n; 
Axiom of, 4 743n; 8 962; 9i 425,430,437,537n,552,611n, 644,695; 9ii 237, 395; 10738, 768; 11 184, 290n; 12 26, 31; 1318711,2°4,272, 357,jig. B2; 1468,269,278,574,619,656; 16 4°4, 4°7, 451, 462, 525, 533; and proportio sesquitertia, 18 1140; 
"sister of Moses," 12 209, 484n; see also Art. aurif. s. v. 
Marqulius, see Merlinus Marsilio Ficino, see Ficino 
Masenius, jacobus: SPeculum imagillum veritatis occultae, 9i 604n; 9ii 239n 
Melchior Szebeni, Cibinensis / of Hermannstadt, 11 374; 12450n, 480&n, 490; 
Symbolum, 12 jig. 216; 
see also Theatr. chem. s.v. Melchior 
Mennens, Gulielmus, 9i 579; 
Aurei velleri5 (16°4), 9i 57!11; see also Theatr. chem. s.v. Mennens 

Merli n us/M erculi nu s/M erqlll i us/ Marqulius, 16457,472/1; see also Art. aurij: .1.1'. Merlinus 
Meung, jean de, see ,\.111.1. hem/. .1.1'. jean de Meung 
Michelspacher, Steffan: Cabala, 12 jig. 93; 13 241/1 
Micreris, see Theatr. ehelll. s.l'. "Tractatus Micreris" 
Morienus Romanus/Marianus/ Morienes, 9ii 258; 12 462&/1, 558; 13 158//; 14 135//,247,741; 15 19; 1644°; 18 1699&11; see also Art. allrir .1.1'.; BiM. chelll. ellr. s. v. 
Muhammad bin Umail, see Senior Mu6ammad Ibn Ishakal Nadim,see Nadim 
Mutus libel', see Altus; and see Bibl. ehI'm. cur. S.l'. "Mutus libel''' 
Mylius, Johann Daniel: Philosophia refonnata, 8 388n; 9i 24611,26811, 58on; 9ii 143n, 215&n, 241nn, 29211, 307n, 345&/1, 373/1, 376//, 377n; 11 47//, 6211, 151&11, 152, 15411, 155&11, 354/1, 35511, 35611; 129911, 14°/1, 1.p225), 33811, 427, 469n, 518,jigs. 2 I, 34, 114, 125, 163, 188,200, 218, 223; 13 95n, 113-14, 16 Ill, 16YI, 17311,188, 255"11, 25611, 261, 263, 267n11, 268, 270, 273//11, 274nll, 27611, 2827/, 33711, 39811, 4°3//, 406, 4°711, 422; 14 4n, 5&nll, 1111, 141l11, 2 Ill, 37", 39/1, 41&//, 4511, 4911,5811,8011,11011,1171111,11911, 1341111, 135"11, 136, 13811, 142&11, 143, 15711, 164, 16711, 16811//, 18w, 235", 241, 244, 245, 246&11, 28411, 295, 31611//, 32011, 338, 35411, 389&11, 4°111, 4°411, 4°511, 41611, 41911, 45111,460, 46211,53411,552n, 567,57°11,623, 63°11, 64211, 65811, 71811, 727", 72911, 731; 15 37n; 16 37611, 38911, 45411, 46011, 525'1; "Symbolum Saturni" in, 13 398n, 4°711 

Nadim, Mul)ammad Ion lshak al-: 
Fihrist, 13 287", 14 b90// 
Nazari, Gio\'anni Batlista: DI'IIIl trr/llllltlltiolll' IIIl'tllllim soglli lu', 12 356&/1; 13 815/1 
Nikephorus Blemmides, 12441/1 Norton, Samuel: 
Catholico/l phy.\irol'lllll, 12 Jir;. 221 ; 
,Wl'I'ellri/ls rl'llil'it'l/s, 12Jir;s. 122, 214 
N orton, Thomas, 12 404"; "Ordinall of Alchimy," 12 404//; 
see also .Wl/S. hl'l'lII . .1.1'.; Thl'lltr. clleII!. Brit . .1.1'. 
Olympiodorus: treatise in Berthelot, Coli. alch. grecs, 9ii 377//, 420&//; 11 154/1,344//; 1233811, 42311,426,456//; 1397&//,109//, 139'1, 16411, 173//,25111,372&11, 430&11; 14 611, 10//, 23&//, 64//, 110//, 11711, 183&//,335",389'" 493&11, 726&11; 16 4°8//; 18 17°0; 
Petasios/Petesis quoted in, 13 97, 139'1, 251; 14 493 Oporinus, johannes/Oporin, 13 154, 155, 169; 158 
Orandus, Eirenaeus, se!' Flamel S.l/. 
Exposition 
Orthelius, see Thl'lltr. ehI'm .. 1'. v. Ostanes/ Astanus, 9ii 24411, 37611, 38611; 11 151, 361; 12 451; 13 299'1,35911,414",428,436,437; 145-6,317&11; 
and Cleopatra, 12483; 13131, 191-2; 
Nile stone of, 11 15 I, 355; 12 4°5,447; 13 133,265; 
treatise in Berthelot, Coli. aleh. grecs, 1240511; 14317//; 
"Book of Ostanes"/"Le Livre d'Ostanes," in "Kitab el Fo<;ul," Berthelot, Chimi!' au moyen rig!', 11 154n; 12 356&n, 4°511, 536&11; 13 10511, 4°7&//, 424&11, 445&// 

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Pantheus, Joannes Augustinus: Ars tmn~mutationis metallicae, 9ii 21 sn; 11 62n; 1327411 
Paphnutia, 16 505 
Paracelsus, see main index 
Pelagios: treatise in Berthelot, Call. alch. grecs, 13 354&n; 14 36&n, 321n 
Penotus, see Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Peronelle, see Flamel s.v. 
Petasios, see Olympiodorus s.v. Peter of Toledo/Petrus Toletanus, 
11 92n; 18 1780 
Petrus de Silento, see Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Philalethes, Eirenaeus/ Philaletha, 
14212; 
identity, 9ii 204n; 14 27n; Ripley Reviv'd, 9i 289n, 51611; 12 187n; 
see also Mus. herm. s.v. 
Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni, see Theatr. chem. s.v.; see also entry in main index 
Pordage, John, 9ii 25on, 373; 13 
194n; 16 506n; 
and Jane Leade, 16 505n, 5°6-17; 
Sophia in philosophy of, 16 506&n, 515, 518; 
WORKS: 
"Ein Philosophisches SendSchreiben vom Stein der Weissheit," 13 19411; 16 506n; 
Sophia, 9ii 250n, 373n; 13 403n; 14 17In; 16 50611, 51811 
Porta, Giambattista della: De distillationibus, 12 jig. 76 
Preisendanz, K., see Magic Papyri s.v. 
Prodromus Rhodostauroticus, 13 41 In; Verus Hermes in, see Verus Hermes; 
Irenaeus Agnostus, pseud. (F. Grick), Prodromus Fr. R.C., 14 117n 

Quercetanus, see Theatr. chem. s. v. Rasis, see Rhazes 
Reitzenstein, see main index Reusner, Hieronymus: 
pseud. "Franciscus Epimetheus," 13 18011; 
Pandora (1588), 9i 56on; 9ii 380; 11 47n, 62n, 107n, 16In, 35 In; 12 498n, 499, 500, figs. 13, 231, 232; 13 18011, 321, 4°1,418,420,42611,427,458, .fig· B4; 14 23, 3In, 5611, 73, 
144, 238, 493n, 641n, 664n, 
7°° 
Rhazes/Rhasis/Rasis/ Abii Bakr Mu- 
hammad ibn-ZakarTya' al-Razi, 12 423n; 13 150, 1700, 377&n, 392; 14 7n, 32011; 15 19; 16403n; 
"Excerpta ex libro luminis luminum," 13 377n; 
see also Art. aurif: "Opusculum authoris ignoti" 
Rhenanus, Johannes: 
ed., Harmoniae inperscrutabilis chymico-Philosophicae Decades duae, 12465 
Solis e puteo emergentis, 12 203n; 13416n,jig. B7 
Richardus Anglicus, see Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Ripley, Sir George, 8 394; 9ii 393; 12 490-501, 519, 547; 13 274, 410; 14246,254, 683n; 
Cantilena Riplaei, 9i 412&n; 9ii 373n; 12491-5°1; 13 lIOn; 14 369-75, 378-83, 386-8, 4°1, 429-43, 445, 449-53, 458-65, 498; 16 519n; 
Citymische Schrifften, 9ii 23on, 231, 373n; 13 283n; 142In, 117n, 12611, 13sn, 137,245; "Duodecim portarum axiomata philosophica"/"Liber duodecim portarum," see Bibl. chem. cur.; Theatr. chem. s.v.; "Medulla," see Theatr. chem. Brit.; 
Opera omnia chemica, 8 39411; 9ii 

215&n, 224&n; 11355n, 35611; 12 33611, 338nn, 400n, 433, 446, 45911, 469&n, 491n, 49211; 13 278n, 374nn, 408n, 414n, 440; 14 23n, 64, 135n, 154n, 36on, 401n, 404n, 630n, 65711; 1647211; 
Ripley Reviv'd, see Philalethes S.v. ; 
Scrowle, 9i 452n, 682n; 9ii 372, 421; 12 433n, 49711, 498, jigs. 3°,92, 196, 228, 251, 257; 13 247n, 261, 374n, 399&n, 403n, 418,jig. B5; 1475, 493n, 68In; "Verses belonging to an Emblematicall Scrowle," see Theatr. chem. Brit. 
Rosarium philosoPhorum, 11 98n; 12 167, 188, 35911,429, 438n, 470, 47In; 142, 15,21,65, 674n, 18 1780; 
authorship, 11 9211; 
see also Art. aurif.; Bibl. chem. cur.; De alchimia, vo!. II 
"Rosarius," 13 387; 16 527; see also De alchemia s.v. "Rosarius minor" Rosencreutz, Christian (pseud. of J ohann Valentin Andreae), 13 120; 
author's identity, 11 348nn; 16 4°711 ; 
Chymische Hochzeit/Chymical/ Chemical Wedding, ed. F. Maack, 8 9011; 9i 452, 533n, 58011; 9ii 329; 11 348&nn; 12 484n, 518&n, 547; 13228,234,265, 278, 414, 435; 1432,37,312, 4°In, 404, 416, 418, 463, 493, 62611, 658, 731; 16 407&n, 416n, 497n, 500; 181692; 
The Chymical Wedding, tr. E. Foxcroft, 13 434n; 14 32n, 37n, 24811; 
(Andreae's other works are listed under his name in the main body of the index) 
RosinuS/Zosimus, see Art. aurif. s.v.; Zosimos s. v. 
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Roth-Scholtz, F.: ed., Deutsches Theatrum chemicum, 13 194n; 14 3 In; 1650611 
Ruland (Rulandus), Martin: Lexicon alchemiae, 9i 86n, 23611, 533n, 537n; 9ii 205n, 214n, 215, 24In; 11 344, 356&n; 12 340, 390, 393-4, 404, 425, 484n, 498n, 512n; 13 102, 103n, 17on, 171nn, 173&n, 174n, 176, 18011, 19on, 193, 194, 207, 208, 268nn, 32In, 35911, 37sn; 14 14n, 3In, 49n, 5711, 87n, 13911, 143n, 157n, 159, 188n, 195, 24611, 263n, 313n, 355, 366n, 394n, 493n, 545, 547, 683nn, 69In, 707, 71211 
Rupescissa, Johannes de/Jean de Roquetaillade, 9ii 226; 13 117, 15811, 173n, 268, 27711; 
"De confectio ne veri lapidis philosophorum," see Gratarolus s.v.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
La Vertu et la propriete de la quinte essence, 9ii 226n, 379&n, 420&n; 11 160nn; 12 477n; 13 11711, 185n, 268n, 27711; 14 lion, 68 In, 727n 
Ruska, J. F.: 
ed., Buch der Alaune und Salze, 14 32on, 472n; 
"Die siebzig Biicher des Gabir ibn Hajjan," 12 423n; 
"Studien zu M. Ibn Umail," 14 3n; 
ed., Tabula smaragdina, see Hermes Trismegistus s.v.; 
ed., Turba philosophorum, see Turba philosoPhorum s. v. 
"Die Vision des Arisleus," 9i 5100; 9ii 20011; 12 392n; 14 262n; 
The Secret of the Golden Flnwer/T'ai I Chin Hua Tsung Chih, tr. R. Wilhelm, see under Wilhelm in main index 
SendivoKius, Michael, 12 511n; Tnpus chemicus, 13 278; 

ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: SENIOR - ZOSIMOS 
ALCHEMICAL WRITERS: SENIOR - ZOSIMOS 
46, I I Inn, 154n, 338n, 626n, 7°In 
	Steinerus, 	Henricus: 	Dissertatio 
chymico-medica inauguralil de Antimonio, 14 729n 
Stolcius de Stolcenberg-, Daniel: 
Viridarium chymicum, 11 351n; 12 figs. 48, 173,222; 14 m, 2n, 3n, 5, 168n; 16494n 
Synesius: treatise to Dioskorosl Dioscorus (in Berthelot, Call. des alch. grecs), 9ii 244Tl; 12 423n; 13 173n 
Tabula smaragdina, see Hermes Trismegistus 
Theosebeia, see Zosimos s.v. Thomas Aquinas, pseudo: 
attrib. Aurora consurgens, see Aurora consurgens s.v. Thomas Aquinas (pseud.); 
"De alchimia," Leiden MS. Cod. Vossianus 29,5 p\. XVIII; 12 figs. 9,17,20,38,9°,99, 129, 140, 152, 201, 241; 13 lion, 27Bn 
G. Meyrink, Aquinas: 
Abhandlung iiber den Stein, 12 34 m 
Thurneisser zum Thurn, Leonhart: 
Quinta e.~lentia, 12 fig. 91 
La Toyson d'Or, see Aureun vellus S.V. Tractatus aureus, see Hermes Trismegistus 
Trismosin, Salomon: 
"Splendor solis" London BM MS. Harley 3469, 12 figs. 32, 95, 134, 166, 219; 13 95; 
ed. J. K., Splendor solis, 11 I 53; 13 8gn, 268; 14465; 
see also Aureum vellus s.v. 
Trithemius of Sponheim, 11 360n Turba philosophorum, 9ii 2 20, 241; 11 98on; 12 363, 422Tl, 44 m, 462, 471n, 475; 14 3n, 7n, 21n, 76, 164, 165, 18o, 243n, 318n, 52sn, 657n, 66911, 7om; 16484n, 52sn; 
appendices, 9ii 193&n; 
ed. J. F. Ruska, 9ii 193n, 
213&11, 345n, 394; 11 4711, 92&n, 154n, 16In; 1266/1, 99n, 112, 193n, 336n, 356nn, 359n, 429, 435nn, 449'w, 475&nn, 484n; 13 88n, 101, 102/1, 103&nn, 109n, 13gnn, 173n, 188, 274, 287n, 40 Ill, 403&n, 414n, 439; 147n, 1 In, 15, 27, 36, 41, 45n, 65, 117nn, 135, 136, 138n, 143, 18on, 18111, 240, 245Tl, 259, 335n, 389n, 415, 460, 494, 552, 654Tln, 655n, 683n, 727n; 16 398n. 402n, 412n; 467n, 484n, 4961'1; and Arisleus, 9ii 220&n; 
Balgus in, 12 462, 13 414Tl; Eximindus/Eximenus in, 12 428&n, 429; Mundus/Parmenides in, 9ii 213&n, 220; 12 363&n; 13 102, 439; 
Paris MS. BN Cod. Lat. 7171, 12fig. 208; 
see also /..:t. aurif. s.v. 
Valentinus, Basilius (pseudo), 12 404n, 508; 13 264n; 14 241&n, 415n; 
identity, 12 508; 
Chymische Schrifften, 12 50Bn; 14 3n,404&n,415&n,416&nn; Triumphwagen Antimonii/Triumphal Car/Chariot of Antimony, 9i 537; 14 467n; "Occulta chemicorum philosophia" in, 14 140n; see also Mus. herm. s.v.; Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Vaughan, Thomas, 9ii 204n; 14 27n; 
Works, ed. A. E. Waite, 9ii 204n; 14 27n 
Ventura, Laurentius, 12 356; 
De ratione conficiendi lapidis philosophici, 12 4 7w; 
see also Theatr. chem. s.v. 
Verus Hermes (in Prodromus Rhodostauroticus), 13 lIon, 263n, 26gn, 276; 14493n 
Sendivogius (cont.): 
see also BiM. chem. cllr.; Mus. herm.; Theatr. chem. S.l/. 
Senior (Zadith ben Hamuel/Muhammad ibn Umail/lbn 'Umail al-Tamimi), 9ii 378; 11 94, 16w; 12 207Tl, 336n, 350, 356, 383, 475Tl, 51w; 13 I 73Tl, 374n, 423; 14 23Tl, 174, 240, 243, 295Tl, 319,4°9, 416, 563, 568; 16418, 458, 495, 496; 
identity, 12 475n; 14 3n, 165n, 560; 
WORKS: 
De chemia (1566), 12 47 5&n, 486, fig· 128 (1St edn.); 13 10911, 321&n, 404n; 14 3&n, 6n, 911, 2Jn, 27n, 34n, 361'1, n-8,80&n, lion, 117, 154n, 162nn, 164n, 16gn, 172n, 18onn, 18m, 292n, 319n, 320,371,3861'1, 412Tl, 493n, 528n, 560, 5661'1, 63onn; 16 353n, 403n, 414n, 454n, 468n, 483&n, 484n, 494n, 497&n (see also Bibl. chem. cur. S.V.; Theatr. chem. s.v.); Tabula chymica, 12 34gn, 475n; 
Ruska, J. F., "Studien zu M. ibn Umail," 14 3n; 
Stapleton, H. K, and Husain, M. H., "M. b. Umail: His Date, Writings, and Place in Alchemical History," 14 3n, nnn, 8on, 16sn, 56on; 
Stapleton, H. E., and Husain, M. H.I Ali, M. T., eds., Three Arabic Treatises on Alchemy by Muhammad Bin Umail, 12 475n; 14 77n; 16 483n 
Senior, Adolphus: Azoth, 12 9911 Sophe the Egyptian/Book of Soph, see Zosimos s.v. 
	Steeb, Joannes 	Christophorus: 
Coelum sephiroticum, 11 92n, 16on, 356n; 12 517n; 13 102, IOgn, 18Bn, 263n, 264n, 418n; 144m, 
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VigeneruslBlaise de Vigenere, SI Th eat r. chem. s.v. 
"Visio Arislei," in Cod. Bero\' LG Q 584,12 449&n; 13 88n, 403&1 see also Art. aurif. s.v. "RosariUl philosophorum" and s.v. "Visi Arislei"; .lee also Ruska s.V. "Di Vision des Arisleus" 
Vreeswyck, Goosen van: De Groen Leeuw, 12 fig· 51 
Waite, see under Mus. herm.; see als, entry in main index 
Wasserstein der Weysen (Ein chymiscJ Tractiitlein), 12 509; 13 138n 139n, 141&n 
Wei Po-yang, 8 916n; 13 273, 432 
434; 14 183; 16417&n; 
"An Ancient Chinese Treatise on Alchemy Entitled Ts'an T'ung Ch'i," tr. Lu-ch'iang Wu and T. L. Davis in [sil, 9i 52911; 12 453n; 13 16w, 273n, 432n; 14 I 54n, 248, 317&n, 40m, 403n, 490, 495, 626, 65sn, 672n, 711n, 74Bn; 16 408n, 497n 
Welling, Georg von, 14 235, 323; Opus Mago-Cabbalisticum et Theosophicum, 14 235nn, 323n, 329n 
Wilhelm, Richard, tr. The Secret of 
the Golden Flower, see main index Zacharius, see Theatr. chem. s.v. Zadith, see Senior 
Zosimos (of Panoplis), 8 929; 9i 532,537; 9ii 118n, 3861'1; 1063°, 767; 11 94n, 12on, 151, 154n, 159-60, 16w; 12 408-10, 422n, 456-61, 472, 517n; 13 168&n, 265,354,372,383, 414n, 439n; 1427,3°9,353,354,374,4900, 558, 590, 591, 626, 627, 748; 16 353n, 403n, 417; 18 1280, 1700; 
	TITLE.: 	"The 	Visions 	of 
Zosimos," 1385-144; 
and krater, see main index s.v. and Mass, comparisons, 11 4°3-6,413; 
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ALCHEMY 

Zosimos (cont.): 
and omega/round element, 9ii 377; 10 728; 11 92n, 366; Rimas, 13 287n; 
as "Rosinus," 9ii 241n; 12 530&n (see also Art. aurif. s. v. "Rosinus"); 
and Theosebeia/Euthicia, 9i 372; 12 408; 13 96n, 372; 14 18m, 245&n, 321n; 16 505&n; 18 1280 (see also Art. aurif.: 
"Rosinus ad Euthiciam"); torture in, 11 345; 1445m; visions of, 5 200,484, 553n; 9ii 283; 11 297, 324n, 344-55, 359, 374-5,410-12, 420; 12 66,80,356, 39l!n; 13 85-144, 273, 35gn, 37°,439; 1445ln; WORKS: 
"Book of Sophe the Egyp- 
* 
alchemy/alchemist(s) 9i 433n; 10 628-31, 633, 727~8, 746; 11 150-4, 344,44°, 707; 12 342-3, 362, 376, 394, 404, 451-2, 558, 564; 13 106, 121, 158,219,278, 393; 14 654, 790-2; 16 (PI65), 353-4; 17 198; 18264, 3tlo, 638, 674, 1281; 
TITLES: "The Alchemical Interpretation of the Fish," 9ii 239-66; Alchemical Studies, 13; "Alchemy and Psychology," 18 1700-3; "Background to the Psychology of Christian Alchemical Symbolism," 9ii 267-86; "Faust and Alchemy," 18 1692-9; "The Fish in Alchemy," 9ii 193-238; "Foreword to a Catalogue on Alchemy," 18 1691; "Individual Dream Symbolism in Relation to Alchemy," 12 44-331; "Introduction to the Religious and Psychological Problems of Alchemy," 12 1-43; Psychology and Alchemy, 12; "Religious Ideas in 
38 

* 

tian," in Berthelot, Coll. alch. grecs, 12 413n; 14 168n, 353&n; 
"Concerning the Art"/"Sur l'art," and other treatises in Berthelot, Coll. alch. grecs, 5 20on, 512n, 67ln; 9i 537n; 9ii 118n, 307n, 376n; 1192n, 12on, 152n, 154n, 15gn, 16ln, 344&nn, 348n, 35511, 366n; 12 66n, 8on, 336n, 392n, 405&n, 408n, 456n, 457n, 458n, 517n, 530n; 13 86&nn, 96n, 124n, 126n, 127n, 139n, 168n, 26511, 27o&n, 35gn, 37on, 371n, 414n; 14 2n, 6n, 27n, 113n, 30gn, 316n, 317n, 32ln, 555n, 59ln, 626n, 663n, 683n; 16 353nn, 403n, 472n 
Alchemy," 12 332-554: aberration of, 12 395, 515; 13 252; 
and active imagination, 11793; afflictio animae in, 16 408n; allegorical aspect of, 11344; 12 40; 1388; 
anima complex in, 9i 516; Arab, see Arab(s); 
arcane: remedies, 13 158; terminology of, 13157,169,231; art of, 12 564; 13 86, (Pp61, 64), 158, 171, 267, 383; 16 414n; black, 12 85, 101; dangers of, 13 139&n, 164, 302, 429-35, 439; as divine gift, 14 443; forbidden, 13 154; kabbalistic, 13 148n; magic, 13156; of metals, 13 86; nature its basis, 16 411, 413; "requires the whole man," 18 1414; royal, 13 252,355; rules of, 13 267; sacred, 13 99; secretes) of, 13 99n, 113; 16411,498, see also below secret doctrine of and see secretes) s.v. of opus/art; 

ascent and descent in, see ascent and descent s. P. in alchemy; assimilation process in, 14 455-7; 
Byzantine, 18 479; 
and Cabala, 14 18, 19&n, 652; and Catharism, see below heresy; 
Cham (blackness) in, 1443&n; and chemistry, 7 360-1; 9ii 242, 246; 11 448; 12 26, 40, 332, 341, 342, 343, 38o, 401, 432, 5°2, 516; 13 252-3; 14 147, 320n, 336, 446, 486, 654-5,665,677,686,687,757; 1540; 1881, 1691; 
"child" in, 11 738; 
Chinese, see Chinese alchemy; and Christ, see Christs.v.; Christian, 12 31, 41, 457; 14 147,772-3; 
and Christian: dogma, 12 26, 41; 14353,425,457,486,5°9; imagery, 14 347; mystery parallel, 13 137n; mysticism, 12 452; pneuma, 14 252; quaternity parallel, 14 122-4; salvation, 13394; view of the world, 145°7; 
and Christianity, 12 26, 40, 509; 14 525, 643; and Apocalypse, 14633; coniunctio vs. mystic marriage, 14 106, 524-5,664; earth and moon in, 14 630; and ecclesiastical symbolism, 14 688; and the Mass, see Mass s.v.; and opus divinum, 12 557; Protestant and Catholic, 14 509; and redemption, 12414,557; and shadow, 14 704; symbolism compared, see alchemy, symbols in s.v. Christian; transformation of substances, 12420; 
and Church, 12 41, 451; 13 196; 14326,347; 1528; persecution by, 11 105n (see also below heresy); 
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and circle, squaring of, 7 367; classical, 12 332, 557; 13 138, 160,377; 
and cortices/scoriae, 9i 576; decline of, 1243,332,5°2; 14 446,5°9; 
as doctors and dream analysts, 16401; 
doctrine, as symbol of' unconscious processes, 9ii 278; 
in East and West, parallel development, 8 916; 
and energy, concept of, 8 90; 9i 68; 
Ethiopian in, 9ii 329; 
and "first son of the mother," 9i 74; 
German, 18 17; 
Gnosticism in, 9ii 267, 368; 11 160; 13 184,236,252; 14374; 16473; 18 148o, 1516; 
goal of, 12 234-5, 365, 375, 386,413; 13 161, 198,220; 14 1°4,759,763-4; 
golden age of, 132°5,251; Greek, 11 263; 13 128, 187n, 254, 278, 357, 371; 14 155, 316, 626, 657, 715, 730; 18 1700 (see also ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s.v. Magic Papyri; tetrasomia); 
growth of, 9ii 235; 14353; and Hellenistic syncretism, 13 134; 
and heresy, 11 36on; 1240, 93, 144; 13 277; 14 774; Catharism, 9ii 234; 13 277&n; Gnosticism, 11 160; 13 236; and Hildegard of Bingen, 10 766; 
immaturity of, 16498, 533; incentive for, 9i 544; 
and individuation, 9i 86, 550, 570; 12 1,4°,448, 555; 13 140, 220, 439; 14 543; 
John's anticipation of, 11 733; Jung's rediscovery of, 18 479; language of, 11 344; 13 go, 

ALCHEMY - ALCIATI 

ALCHEMY - ALClA TI 

alchemy (cunt.): 
116, 138, 194, 199, .396; 14 354, 374, 720, 737; and Church, 13 134; 
Latin, 9ii 143; 13 87n, 124, 18~, 254, 374n; 18479, 533, t530; 
leitmotiv of, 13 94; 
lightning as symbol in, 9i 533&n; 
literature of, 1388, 109, 252; loneliness of, see below solitary life of; 
as ludus puerorum/child's play, 12 302,fig· 95; 
and Manicheism, 12 469n; Mater Alchimia, 9ii 267, 368; 1414, 15, 8on, 360; 
matter in, 9ii 120; 13 175; 14 238,319,336,509; 
meanings in, many interconnected, 13 90; 
medieval, 7 361; 9ii 334; 13 (P4), 132, 163,360; 16221: meditation in, 11 344; 
and motif of hero's birth, 9i 248n; 
mystical aspect of, 13 116, 
139-4°, 284; 16 354, 479; 
and mythology, 13 252, 396; 144°1, 486&n, 677, 735; 
and natural science, 9ii 266, 267, 274,368; 12346; 13 163; nature philosophy of, 5 11 3n; 11 153; 13 184, 198; 18 1475; Negroes as symbols in, 9ii 329; obscurity/mystification in, 12 4°,93,342-5,4°1-3,424,5°2; 13 138, 356; 16497&n; "obscurum per obscurius," 12 41,332,345; 
pagan, 13 393; 
pagan elements in, 9ii 274; 12 31,547; 
parables of, 11 344; 14 189; Paracelsan, 13 166; 15 19, 26-8; and German alchemists, 13 162; labor Sophiae of, 13 209, 
4° 

210: spiritual trends in, 13 180n (see also Paracelsus s.v. as alchemist) ; paradoxes/ambiguities of, 14 90, 110, 256, 274, 598-9, 633, 649; 16498; 
personification in, 13 122; 
as philosophy/philosophical, 7 360, 361; 8 932; 9i 142; 10 727; 11 470; 12 26, 172,332, 4°3, 502, 554; 13 143, 145, 157, 15Bn, 162, 17ln, 184, 198, 254n; 1528; 16498n; 18 1684, 183°; 
physical speculations of, 9ii 
392-5: 
and pre-Christian rites, 18616; procedures, three and four, 12 31; 
and prolongation of life, 9i 
241; 
psychic factor in, 12 403; 13 173; 
and psychic identity, 13 122; 
psychological content/significance of, 7 360: 12 (Ppv, x), 26, 332; 14 335, 445-6, 523, 677,686,694-7,711,737,772, 776-7,779; 18 1700-3; psychological secrets of, 13 90; and psychology, modern, 4 748; 
psychology of, 12 354; 13 125; 18 1531; 
quest for the unattainable, 13 143; 
and revelation, 14 344; 
royal pair in, see Gabricus, Beya; king S.l!. and queen: sacrifice in, 11 361-3; 
and science: measurement in, 14 147; modern, 9ii 144 (see also above chemistry; energy; natural science); 
secret doctrine of, 13 157,164 (see also above arcane s.v. secret of); 
smells in, 14432; 

solitary life of, 12 41, 422; 
and soul, concept of, 9i 706; and soul in chains, 10 633; spiritual discipline of, 7 360; 18 1590; 
stages in their work, see opus, alchemical.I.!'. stages in 
	symbols/symbolism, 	see 	al- 
chemy, symbols in, below; terms used in, 11 400; 
and transmutation of the elements, 8 90; 
trinitarian and quaternarian standpoints, 18 1133; 
two parts of (practica, theoria), see opus s.V.; 
Ufo-form and, 10 631; 
and unconscious, 9ii 191,219; 11 105, 375, 440; 12 448; 14 457; 
and uniting symbol, 9i 523; and washing of black corpse, 11 423; 
wholenessltotality in, 9ii 265; 14 22, 716; 
Wilhelm and, 18 1131-2; 
at work, 12 figs. 2, 12'i' 133, 137, 143, 144; 
the work, stages in, see opus, alchemical, stages in: 
work-room of, 12 fig. 145; 16 399; 
and yoga, 16 219; 
see also adept; aqua permanens; arcane substance: artifex; athanor; coniunctio; distractio; filius Philo.mphorum; hierosgamos: krater; laPis philosophorum; meditatio; Mercurius; nuptiae chymicae; opus, alchemical: peregrinatio: prima materia; sa.l; tetrameria: tincture; l!as; 
see also under anima (soul): 
ANIMALS: birds, dragon, fish, lion, peacock, serpent, stork, uroboros: Anthropos; aqua; arsenic; astrology: baptism; birth; blood; B6hme; Cathari; 
41 

centre; colour(s); corpw mysticum; crown: devil; dogma; dreams; elements; elixir; familiar; fantasy; filth; fire; God; head; hermaphrodite; Holy ChoSl; Increatllm: king: light: mandala; Mass; melancholy; metals; microcosmos; mountain; oil; opposites, union of; pair: projection: qllaternity: queen; quicksilver; redemption; rotundum; scintillae; self; self-knowledge; spirit; thinking; torment; torture; transformation; tree; triad; understanding; union; visions; water; woman 
alchemy, synlbols/symbolism in, 9ii 265-6; 11 276, 755; 12 39-4°, 516, 565, figs. 3, 4, 112; 13 106, 117, 394-5; 14 633, 654, 790; 16 219, (PI65), 503: 18 1691, 1700; 
TITLE: "Alchemical Symbolism in the History of Religion," 12 516-54; 
and Christian symbolism, 12 40, 518, 526, 554; 13 394; 14 525; 16533; 
and dream symbolism, 11 105; 12 39, 40, 448; 
and ecclesiastical symbolism, 16 471; 
and Gnostic symbolism, 12 40, 518,554; 
and individuation process, 12 40,555; 
pictorial, 12 503; 
and psychology/structure of the unconscious, 12 43; 13 90; reduction of, to chemical substances, 13 396; 
two categories of, 9ii 246; and wholeness, 9ii 265 
a lchera / alcheringa/alcheringamijina, see Australian aborigines .I.!'. 
"Alchymistisches MS," see CODICES AND MS s.v. Basel 
Alciati, Andrea: Emblemata, 526ln; 

ALCIBIADES - AMBITION 

ALCIBIADES - AMBITION 

	
43 
I
	· . ( t ). 	Alexander Polyhistor. 12 409n 
	A C1aU con .. 	f 13 
	9ii 243; 13 350n, 412 	Alexander. Romance o. 	403n• 
	Alcibiades. 14 564 	459; 14 157n 
	Alcmene. 5 4500: 	Alexander a Such ten, 13 165 
alcohol. 2 133. 134; 9i 387: 9ii 353; Alexandria. 6 21; 9ii 145. 164. 
	14 358n• 681; 	241n; 11 178; 16505: 
	mythological analogue of, 5 	philosophy of. 11 193 
	200; 	Alexandros, 18 243 
	use of. 1 6. 26, 33 	alexiPharmakon, see Mercurius .1.(1. 
alcoholic intoxication/alcoholism, 1 alexipharmic. 12 522n, 529. 538. 
	154,190.212; 2 116&n, 132.133. 	549; 13 133. 170. 353n. 390 
134.388.4500, 491.882; 3328; 6 Alexis, 1496 
	573. 8°5; 	Alexius Comnenus, 9ii 229 
in J.'s cases. 1 193. 194. 197- "Alfabet des Ben-Sira." 1457 In 
	204; 	Alfidius, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS 
	"cured by Jesus." 18 558. 621; 	S.v. 
in family constellation. 2 1006, Alfonso X, King of Castile. 18 
	1008; 	1788 
in galvanometer experiments. Alfred the Great, King. 18650 2 1032, 1033. 1271-6, 1277- alga. gelatinous, 13 I90n 
	81; 	Algonquins, see American Indians: 
	hysterical, 6 565; 	NORTH S.v. 
	paranoia of. 3 461; 	Ali, M, T., see under ALCHEMICAL 
	of recruits. 2 1315" 	WRITERS: Senior 
Aldrich. C, R., 17 (P63); The Primi- alicorn. see ANIMALS s,v, tive Mind and Modern Civilization, alienation, 8 590; 
	J.'s foreword. 18 1296 	from the world. 7369 
Aldrovandus. Ulysses. 9i 5:?n; 14 alienist(s). see psychiatrist(s) 
	56n, 71-4, 93. 98; 	Ali II1ahija ("extinguishers of 
	and alchemy. 1474; 	light"). 558m 
Dendrologiae libri duo, 9i 22 3n; "aliquis," 3 117. 2 I ?n 
	13 458n; 14 71&n. 73n 	AI Iraqi. see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS 
	alembic, 5 245; 148m; 	s,v, Abu'l Qasim 
	three. significance of, 9ii 380; 	aljira, 11 782 
	see also vas/vessel 	Alkia, 16 483n 
	aleph and tau, 13271 	Allah, 10 398, 622; 11 454; as 
	alertness, 8 690; see also attention 	monad, 18 161 I 
"Alexander. Empress." see associa- all-being, non-existent, 10 774 
	tion-chains s.v. 	"Allegoria de arcano lapidis," see 
	Alexander the Great of Macedon, 5 	ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art, 
	288; 9i 253, 604; 10 984; 12 	aurif. s,v. MerIinus 
	457&n; 13415, 428; 1465, 241n, 	allegoriae Christi, 12 20; see also 
	279n, 319; 18 5ag; 	Christ s.v, 
as the "two-homed," 5 283n. "Allegoriae sapientum supra lib- 
	pI. xXa; 	rum Turbae." see ALCHEMICAL 
	see also Dhulqarnein; Khidr/EI 	COLLECTIONS: Bibl, chem. and 
	Khidr 	Theatr. chem. s.v. 
	Alexander Jannaeus. 5 594 	"Allegoriae super librum Turbae." 
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see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art, aurif, and Bibl. chem, s,v, "Allegoria MerIini." see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Art, aurif. s,v. Merlinus 
allegory. 3 136.1388; 15 128; in alchemy. 11 344; 1240; Christian. 11 460; 
of Christ and devil. 9ii 127; 
of Christ/piety. stork as, 13 417 (see also Christ .1,(1,); conscious. 13 12 I; ecclesiastical. 13321; euhemeristic. 13 395; 
of Mary. the rose is, 13 389; patristic. 12 20, 453; 
of sheep and shepherd, 12 72; and symbol, distinguished, see symbol(s) s.v, 
Allenby, A, I., 18 (P656n); A Psychologica.l Study of the Origins of Monotheism, 9ii 4 27n; J.'s foreword, 18 1486-96 
Allendorf, J.L.K., 5 268 
Allendy, R., 18 (P76Sn); Le Symbolisme des nombres, 12 313&n 
AlIgemeine Artzliche Gesellschaft fur Psychotherapie, see Psychotherapy, General Medical Society for 
alliteration, as symptom, 3 578 All-Merciful. the. Great Mother as, 7379 
"All-oneness," 6 52, 54 
"all-or-none reaction," 8 264, 266, 
272, 278, 376, 384 Allport, G. W, 15 44n 
allurements, divine, gods as, 8 930 "all will be well," 18 1629, 1640, 
1641 
Alma Mater, university as, 13 147 Almaricus/Almaric of Bene, and 
Holy Ghost Movement, 9ii 138 alma Venus, see Venus s.v. almond-tree, see TREES s,v, 
almus, 5 519n, pI. XIVa aloofness, see isolation 
alpha and omega, 13 271, 363; 

Christ as, 14 423 
Alphidius, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS 
S, v, Alfidius Alps/Alpine, 10238 "also-I," 8 764 
Also sprach Zarathustra, see Nietzsche 
s.v, 
Alt, Konrad, 2 205n al-Tabari, see Tabari 
altar, 7 175; 9i 380; 1386; 434; 18 
537; 
bowl-shaped, 13 86; censing of, 11 31 &-20; 
in dream, 7 175-82; 17 275, 277; 
high and low, 11 911, 936; number four, and, 11 90 
alter-ego, 16 430; see also ego alternation of day and night, 13 38 altruism, 4 654; 
abnormal, 18 1398; 
conscious, of extravert, 6 588, 
972 
Altus, see ALCHEMICAL WRITERS s,v, 
alum/alumen, 12484n; 13 375; 14 712; 
of Mercurius, 14 712n Alverdes, F.: "Die Wirksamkeit von Archetypen in den Instinkthandlungen der Tiere," 8 282n Alvernus, see William of Auvergne Alypius, 5 102 
Alze, Liber, see ALCHEMICAL COLLECTIONS: Mus. herm. s.v. Liber Alze 
amaritudo/bitterness, see sea s,v. bit- 
terness amazement, 3 3 amber, 13 2 15 
ambergris, 12 535; 13 193n ambiguity: conviction and, 11 79; 
of Mercurius, see Mercuriuss,v. dual 
ambitendency, 3 425; 5 253, 68on; 6 684, 705; see also ambivalence ambition(s): corruptive effect of, 5 171 ; 
inordinate, 8 236; 

AMBIVALENCE - AMERICAN INDIANS 

AMBIVALENCE - AMERICAN INDIANS 

ambition (cont.): 
love and, 17222; 
of mother, 17 133,221-3; parents', 17 247; unfulfilled, 17 288 
ambivalence, 3425; 4 26, 27; 5 165, 680n; 6 684, 705n; 9ii 24; 16 384; 18 1077-9; 
TITLES: "The Ambivalence of the Fish Symbol," 9ii I H 1-92: 
"The Concept of Ambivalence," 18 1077-RI: 
of anima, 9i 357; 
in erotic jokes, 18 1°79; of father imago, 4 742; of: instincts, 4 654; 
of maternal attributes, 9i 158; of spirit, see spirit s.v.; 
see also ambitendency 
Amboina, 8 842n 
ambm, see Paracelsus s.l'. ARCANA Ambrose, St., 5158; 6392; 12418, 
522; 13 384n, 3900, 407n, 448; 1428, 148, 285n, 372, 474; 
and Apostles' Creed, 11 211; on Christian water symbolism, 9ii 143&n; 11 313; 14372; 
on kenosis, see kenosis .1.1'. 
on vas/vessel symbolism, 6 394; WORKS: 
Commentarius in Cantim Canticorum, 14372n; 
De exeessu fratris, 14 47 4n; 
De institutione Virginis, 6392n, 394n; 
De interpellatione Job et David, 13407n; 
De Noe et area, 16 533n; 
De XLII mansionibus filiorum Israel, 13448n; 
Epistolae, 14372n; Explanationes in Psalmos, 9ii 143n, 373n; 14 148n, 372n; Explanatio symboli ad initiandos, 11 21 In; 
Hexameron, 14 28n, 474n; Traetatus inJoannem, 11313n 
Ambrose, St. (pseudo-): Expositw 
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beati Ambrosii EIJisCOIJi mlJl'/" ApocalYIJsin, 6 392&nn 
ambrosia, fount of, 13 406n 
Amen (Egypt), 9ii 322 
Amenophis IV (Egypt), 5 147-8,fig. 5; 892; 14356n 
Amente (Egypt), 14482 America(n)/United States of America, 3 124-5: 7 494: 8 78H: 9i 
48; 12 86, H7, 17H, 200: 18 16, 24, 2°9, 320; 
TITLES: "The Complications of American Psychology," 10 946-80; "Press Communique on Visiting the United States," 18 13°0-4: "Report on America," 18 1284: 
areas of, 5400; 10 937; North Germanic, 1094; 
commerce and industry in, 18 1327; 
communism and, 10523; conscious and unconscious in, 10 103; 
cross symbol in, 4 477; 
death of friend in, 8852; European immigrants in, 10 18, 94, 948-9; 18 1118; 
and Europeans, differences, 10 949,967; 
Indianization in, 10 18, 94, 948,97°,978 (see also American Indians); 
initiation in, 10 100, 977; 
J.'s case, of business man, 7 75, Ill, 117; 
J.'s journey to, see Jung s.v.; lack of soul in, 10 926; laughter and emotional expression, 10 95, 953-4, 964; 
as matriarchy, 10790; 
mother complexes of, 5 272; Negro-complex of, 10 961; 18 1284; 
Negroes in, see Negro(es) s.v. American; 
primitive layer in, 18 94, 341; psychoanalysis in, 4 203; 

psychology, complications of, 10927, 946-80; 
and restraint, lack of, 10957; restlessness, 5 50w; 
sexual problem/relationships, 10932,958; 18 1284; 
speech, 10955-6; 
spiritualism in, 18 698, 700; star symbol, 9i 680n; 
students in, 7 172; 10 977; Ufos in, 10 599-6°7; university, on "psychologies," 8 659; 18279; 
unrest in, 18630; 
way of life in, 10 956-7; attitude to money, 10975; civic, 17 231; collective, 10 967-9; divorce in, 10 248; movement in, 10956; national spirit of, 10 975; publicity of, 10 957-8; self-control of, 18 1285; standards of living and morality, 10 929; uniformity of, 10 929; woman patient, 18 339; women's colleges in, 18 339; see also New York 
American Indians, 4 553; 5 20In, 220,313; 8781; 11 99; 14365, 607n; 18 (P552n); 
NORTH,8 122; 10960: 13 132, 218; 
Achomawi, northern California, 7 154n; 
Algonquin, 8 116; 
Aztecs, 5 fig· 30; 12 247; ''The Aztec Teoqualo," 11 339-43; cross/crucifixion of god, 5 400, 445; eucharist/ cult of Huitzilopochtli, 5 522, 672n; 11 340; 13 107n; flaying ceremonies of, 5 594; 13 92; "Great Calendar Stone," 12fig. 41; sacrifice of god, 13 IO~; stone, pregnancy through, 13 132; "teoqualo"/god-eating, 5 5200: 9ii 222; 11 339-43, 406: 13 107n: 14 22 (see also Miller, 
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Miss M. S.l'. "Chiwantopel"): 
Cherokee, 5 522; Dakota, 8 115, 116; Haida, 5 487n,fig. 32; Hopi, 13270; 
Huichol Mexican, 8 121; Iroquois,8 116; 13 132; Mayan Palenque Cross, 5 4°0, pI. XLIII: 
Natchez, petrifaction motif, 13 132; 
Navaho/Navajo, 9i 240; 10 960; 13 3 I; and magic stone myth, 13 130; mandala parallel, 9i 65In; sand paintings, 9i 7°0-1; 12jig. 1 10; 13 31; 18 1225; 
New Mexico, 5 pI. XXlb; Nootka, Vancouver Island, 5 pI. XLII; 
Ojibway, 9i 248n; 
Pueblo, 5 48o, 50In; 6 963; 10 125, 132, 184, 431: 11 474; 12 247; 13 31; and Father Sun, 9i 48, 84; 10 138; 12 171: 18 16,567,629, 630; mythology of, 13 331; sand-paintings of, 13 31; 18 271; Taos, 8 86; 10978; 12 171; 13 132; on thinking, 8 669; 18 16; 
Sioux, 13 132; 
Thompson and Shuswaps, British Columbia, 13 93n; Tlingit, 5 pIs. XXIIb, XXXVIIIb; 
Wichita,13 132; Winnebagos, 9i 467,474; myths/legends of, 9i 456; in Hiawatha, 5 474&n, 475; 7 160; 
SOuTH,4 553; 5 275,481: 17 79: 18465: 
Bakairi, Brazil, 5 298n, 321n; Incas,5 272, 274, (P460); Muyscas, Peru, 54°7; Peruvian, 13 132; rock-drawings of, 5 217; 889 

AMERICANIZATION - ANALYSIS 
AMERICANIZATION - ANALYSIS 
Americanization, 10 190, ~32 amethyst(s), in alchemy, 91537 Amfortas/Amfortas' wound, 
Wagner: Parsifal 
Aminadab, 14 267&n 
Amitabha, see Buddha S.v. Amitayus, see Buddha S.t!.: Sutras 
s.v. 
Amman, J.: Ein neuw Thierbuch, 12 
fig· 239 
Ammianus Marcellinus, 18 703 Ammon, Jupiter, see Zeus/Jupiter Ammon, King, 12 4500 
	Ammon/ Amon/ Amun 	(Egyptian 
god), 5 148n; 9ii 130; 14 350n, 35w; 
Ra,5 147,357; 12fig· 66; of Thebes, 5 147 
Amnael, 11 355; 13 99, 109, 265 amnesia, 1 297, 319; 3 16, 93; 7 4; 
9i 213; 
anterograde, 1 319, 345; 
for automatic phenomena during ecstasy, 1 58; 
of childhood/infantile, 4 266, 369; 
difficulty of determining extent of, 1 281-2; 
disappearance under hypnosis, 1 257,261,270; 
hysterical, 2 655, 657, 744; 6 
	837; 	. 
infantile, 18 593, 594; in lethargy, 1 125; neurotic, 4 369; 
periodic, 1 I, 17-20,24, 109; retrograde, 1 17, 246, 257, 319; 
and somnambulistic states, 1 41, 108, 110; 
systematic, 17 199a 
amnestic blockages, 2 654-7 amoeba, 8 322 Amogha-siddhi, 11 852 "amok, running," 11 29 Amon, see Ammon Amorlamor, 13 234; 
peifectissimus, 12 389; 
see also Eros 
Amoraim (Talmud), 9ii 133n 
see Amorites, 10 398 
Amos, see BIBLE: a.T. S.v. 
"amphi," see association-chains s. v. amplification, 7 122&n; 10 618, 
646, 733, 771; 12 34; 18 173, 174; 
in alchemylamplificatio, 12 403; of archetypes, 8403,404; Freud and, 16 246; 
method of, 3 413n; 
self-, 14 655 
amputation,1340w;seealso cutting 
off 
Ampycus, 5 439 Amrita, 5 247 
Amset, 13 360 Amsterdam, 10 1050; 
First International Congress of Psychiatry and Neurology (1907), 4 2~, 730n 
amulet(s), 9i 350; 1366, 154, 156; and seals, 1540; 
Shaman's, 5 pis. XXIIb, XXXVIII; 
Trinity, 14 352 
Amun, see Ammon/Amon 
	Amygdalos 	(almond-tree), 	see 
TREES S.V. almond 
Anabaptists, 11 32n; 14 510; 18 1364 
anabasis, 10674 
Anachmus, see Paracelsus s.v. ARCANA: Aniada 
Anacreon, beaker of, 9ii 331; 12 
550 
anaemia: cerebral, 8 952; neurotic, 
6643 
anaesthesia/anaesthetic, 7 4> 6/415, 
270; 
areas, 9i 213; cerebral, 1 82; 
cutaneous and sensory, 18922; of entire body surface, 1 112; hysterical, 1 73; 
systematic, 1 114 
Anah,5 169, 171,280 
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anahata, 16 562 
Anahita/Anaitis, see Ardvisura Anahita/ Anaitis 
anal: birth theory, 5 277-9; complex, 18 1055-6, 1058; eroticism, 4 53, 58, (P76); fantasy, 18 1062; 
region, 5 276; 
see also anus 
analgesia, 1 262; total, 1 235; 
see also hypalgesia analogy(-ies), 3 25, 218; 4 553; 5 146, 149, 192,203; 7 23s1455; 8 309; 1383; 16353; 
and associations, 16 96; fantastic, 7 348; formation of, 9ii 414; lunar, 7 250; 
magic by, 8 314; objective, 7 492; primitive, 1344; 
of sexual act, 5 226; solar, 7 250; 
and symbol, see symbol(s) s. v.; telluric, 7 250; 
thinking in, 7 221; 1744 analysis, 4 575; 6910; 7 129, 218, 225, 2431464,461; 8529; 9i 83; 10 888; 16 275-6; 
and active imagination, see active imagination; 
adaptation in, 18 1091-4; aim/goal of, 6 695; 7 387 (see also aims s.v. therapeutic); 
of analyst, see analyst s.v. (see also below training; see also doctor s. v. analysis of); anamnestic, 17 177-80, 184; beginning of, 8 497; and dreams, see dream(s) s.v. beginning; 
of children, 17 142-3; 
not a "cure," 8 142, 143; dangers of, 7 192-3, 240/460, 468; 14 755; for analyst, 18 353; 
demands of, on doctor, 17 291 ; 
and dementia praecox, 3 152; of doctor, see doctor s.v.; dream-, see dreams, analysis/ etc.; 
early days of, 12 5; 
effect of, 7 223-4, 236, 499; fantasy invention during, 4 
413; 
first part of, 4 436-8; 
Freud's method, 3 298 (see also Freud: psychanalysis: psychoanalysis); 
group, 14 12,9'1; 
and hysteria, 35, 152; 
as initiation process, 11 842, 854; 
and insight, 4 647; 7 224; 
and liberation of animal instincts, 7 439; 
on objective level, see objective s. v. level, interpretation/etc.; objective psyche, 12 48; 
of persona, 7 246/466; personal, 7 236; and archetypes, 9i 97; 
and production of conscious ego, 11 904; 
projection in, 6402; prolonged, 12 5; 
psychology and, 7 502; 
of pupil, 18 575; 
as quickened maturation, 8 
552; 18399; 
reductive, see reductive s. v.; 
of repressions, 7 202/443; 
and resistance, see resistance s.v. ; 
and return to church, 18 671; second stage, 4 443, 452; self-, 4 449; 8 809; 
on subjective level, see subjective s.v. interpretations sublimation through, 7 71, 439; 
suggestion and, see suggestion s. v. psychoanalysis/etc.; symptom-, 16 199; 17 176; and synthesis, 7 122; 9ii 410; 
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ANALYST - ANCIENT WORLD 

AN AL YST - ANCIENT WORLD 

analysis (cont.): 13 238; 
technique of, 7 440; 
training, 1035°; 16 237, 238, 366; 18 1160 (see also analyst s. v. analysis of; doctor s. v. analysis of); 
of transference, see transference s.v.; 
and type theory, 6 92; 
of unconscious, see unconscious s.v. ; 
unwillingness to terminate, 8 140; 
see also psychanal ysis; psychoanalysis 
analyst: analysis of, 4 447,449,450, 536, (P253), 5R6, 633: 8 49R; 16 8, 1-65; 18323 (see also analysiss.v. training; doctor s. v. analysis of); 
challenges to, 18 11 70-1 ; complexes of, 16 8; 
and dangers of unconscious, 14 753; 
and dream-interpretation, 8 498; 
fear of loss of, 4 168; 
as hairdresser (in dreams), 13 479; 
interference by, 4 625, 634; lay, 11 545; 
loss of balance by, 4 536; 
love of, 4 632, 639, 663 (see also transference); 
neurotic, 18 345; 
not a superman, 18 497; 
own psychic problems of, 18 1172; 
and patient, relationship, 4 435,536,661; 8145-6,515; 10 534; 17 173; 18 1172; patient's: projections onto, 18 322; of moral defects onto, 4 535; of parental imagos onto, 9i 122; of personal imagos onto, 18 369; resistance to, 18 505; sexual fantasy about, 18 333; 

personality of, 4 447, 450, 586, 632,64°; 10888; and transference, 18329; 
possibility of deceiving, 4 649, 650; 
projection of analyst's psychology onto patient, 8 498; provocation by, 18350; requirements for, 4455; resistances of, 4 421 ; 
as saviour, see saviour s.v.; 
sex of, and patients' reactions, 10889; 
"snake's eyes" of, 18 326; 
and transference, 4 428-9; 14 751; 
unconsciousness of, 10 889; winning independence of, 14 754; 
see also doctor; psychotherapist analytical: method, 6 923; 16 140, 
276; 17282; 18 1391; process/procedure: 4 626; end and goal of, 123-4; first part of, 14 181; 
psychology, see below; -reductive method, see reductive s.v.; 
treatment, 6 812; 7 119; 14 180n; a dialectical process, see dialectic/etc. s.v. procedure 
analytical psychology, 4 523; 7 (Ppv, 7), 191, 293n, 410, 431; 8 279, 529; 10 887; 12 I, 9n, 411; 14 602; 16 118, 172; III 1239, 1299, 1391, 1808-9; 
TITLES: "Analytical Psychology and Education," 17 199-229; "Analytical Psychology and Weltanschauung," 8 689-741; "Basic Postulates of Analytical Psychology," 8 649-88; "Good and Evil in Analytical Psychology," 10858-86; "On the Relation of Analytical Psychology to Poetry," 1597-132; Prefaces to Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology, 4 670-92; Two Essays 

on Analytical Psychology, 7; achievements of, 16 121; 
and active imagination, 11 793; aim of, see aims s.v. analysis; clash of doctor and clergyman in, 11 548; 
dialectical method of, 18 1391: dream-images in, 5 4: 
dream interpretations in, see dreams, analysis/ete. of; 
and education, see education 
S.V.; 
and experimental psychology, 17 170; 
first use of term, 2 1355 & 11; fundamental viewpoints, 17 100-1; 
and normal psychology, 17 13°; 
phenomenological standpoint of, 18 1233; 
and Protestantism, 11 544; and psychoanalysis, di ft'erentiated, 16 115: 1799; 
self in, 11 808; 13 134; 
sources of, 10 22; 
and teacher, 17 108, 142; and unconscious, 11 779 
and Weltanschauung, 8 7°1, 73°; 
Zurich School of, see Zurich Society/School for Analytical Psychology; 
see also depth psychology 
anamnesis/anamnestic, 4 221; 7 182; 9i 319; 9ii 73, 279: 143°6; 16 34, 194, 198, 251, 303; 17 281; 
analysis, 17 177-80, 184; of fire-making, 5 250; 
in the Millerfantasies, 547-55; and psychoanalysis, 4 525, 528, 622; 
"ritual," 146°3, 605; 
in simulated insanity, 1 330, 
338 
iinanda (bliss), 6 190, 37°,422; 11 
913, 924 

Ananke (Necessity), 5 102n, 426n anarchy/anarchism, 4 655; 6 322; 11 144; 
psychic, 11 866 
Anastasius I (Pope), 6 23; Anastasius Sin,i"lta: AnaKo/iicae COll- 
templationes, 16 55311 ana/man, 11 949: ,lee also atman Anatomical Institute, 18486 
	anatomy/anatomical/anatomist, 	8 
688,717; 11 460; 13 11; 1534; comparative, 5 26; 13 35311; dissection, 1522; 
interior, 13 173&'/1; 
and psychiatry, 3 466, 467; and psychic disturbances, 3 323-32 
Anaxagoras, 5 67, 76, (!J453): 12 
4 IOn, 433, 435n 
Anaximander, 12 428n Anaximenes, 12 41on, 42& ancestor( -tress)/ancestral, 9i 156, 
316; 11 339, 997; 13 130 & 11, 460; 
children and, .lee child(ren) .\.1'.: -columns,4512: 
cult, 7 296; 8575; identification with, 6 231; 9i 224,226; 12 171; 
life of, 7 118, 120; 12 174; psychic inheritance from, 7 
3°°, 336; 8 673, 717; 11 814; 1793; 
soul of, 7 233n; 9i 224; 13 128; -spirits, 6 531; 7293; 8335; 10 140, 969; 12 171; 14 743; 17 96; 
symbolism, 12 174; 
see also animal (s) s.v. ancestry, man's; Australian aborigines/ primitives 
anchorite(s),4 276; 5 11911; 10649; 11475 
Ancient of Days/Antiquus dierum, 9i 412; 11 668, 708; 12 313; 13 36211; 14 7n, 374, 377, 4°5, 436 ancient world/antiquity, 5 17&n; 6 540; 1369; 

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