Index

• Abegg, 182
• Abélard, 16
• Abraham, 6, 29, 143, 151, 162
• Activity, displaced rhythmic, 160
• Adaptation to environment, 14
• Agni, 164, 185
• Agriculture, 173
• Aitareyopanishad, 178
• Ambitendency, 194
• Amenhotep IV, 106
• Analogy, importance of, 156
• Analysis of dreams, 9
• Antiquity, brutality of, 258
• Anxiety, representations of, 292
• Arnold, Sir Edwin, 273, 355
• Art, instinct of, 145
  • first, 177
• Asceticism, 91
• Asterius, Bishop, 375
• Augustine, 90, 114
• Autismus, 152
• Autoerotism, 176
• Autonomy, moral, 262
• Avenarius, R., 146
• Aztec, 205
• Baldwin, Mark, 17
• Baptism, 357
• Bergerac, Cyrano de, 43, 60, 119
• Bergson, Henri, 314
• Bertschinger, 203
• Bhagavad-Gîtâ, 195
• Bingen, Hildegarde von, 101
• Bleuler, Prof., 152, 194
• “Book of the Dead, Egyptian,” 278, 289, 314
• Boring, act of, 157, 177
• Bousset, 402
• Brihadâranyaka-Upanishad, 174, 178, 313, 466
• Bruno, Giordano, 25
• Buddha, 273, 323, 344, 355
• Bundehesh, 277
• Burckhardt, Jacob, 40, 83
• Byron’s “Heaven and Earth,” 117
• Cæsar, Julius, 317
• Cannegieter, 281
• Causation, law of, 59
• Cave worship, 375
• Chidher, 216, 219
• Child, development of, 461
• Childhood, valuations, 211
• Children, analysis of, 207
  • regression in, 462
• Christ, 30, 90, 135, 185, 217, 219, 225, 245, 252, 278, 344, 357, 372
  • and Antichrist, 403
  • death and resurrection, 449
  • sacrifice of, 475
• Christianity, 78, 80, 85, 255
• Chrysostomus, John, 113
• Cicero, 136
• City, mother symbolism of, 234, 241
• Cohabitation, continuous, 236, 298
• Coitus play, 167
  • wish, meaning of, 339
• Communion cup, 410
• Complex, 37
  • law of return, 56, 67
  • mass, 43
  • mother, 208
  • nuclear, 195
  • of representation, 70, 76, 95
• Compulsion, unconscious, 454
• Condensation, 6
• Conflict, internal, 196, 328
• Consciousness, birth of, 361
• Creation, by means of thought, 58, 62
  • ideal, 64
  • from introversion, 416, 456
  • from mother, 286, 371
  • through sacrifice, 466
• Creuzer, 268
• Cross, 264, 278
  • meaning of, 296
• Cult, Father-Son, 166
  • Earth, 173
• Cumont, Franz, 83, 221, 225, 450, 473
• 562Cyrano de Bergerac, 43, 60, 119, 317
• Dactyli, 132
• Death, fear of, 304, 434
  • phantasies, 117
  • voluntary, 423
  • wish for, 320, 419
• Dementia præcox, 141, 159, 461
• Destiny of man, 390, 427
• Deussen, 415, 466
• Dieterich, 376, 450
• Dismemberment, motive of, 267
• Displaced rhythmic activity, 160
• Domestication of man, 267, 304
• Dragon, psychologic meaning, 402, 410
• Dream, analysis, 9
  • interpretation of, 8
  • Nietzsche, 28
  • regression, 26
  • sexual assault, 10
  • sexual language of, 433
  • source of, 9
  • symbolism, 8, 12, 233
• Drews, 147
• Drexler, 275
• Eleusinian mysteries, 373
• Emmerich, Katherine, 322
• Erman, 106
• Erotic fate, 117
  • impression, 54, 67
• Eusebius of Alexandria, 114
• Evolution, 144
• Fairy tales, interpretation of, 281
• Family, separation from, 344
• Fasting, 369
• Father, 62, 98, 293
  • Imago, 55
  • transference, 71
• Faust, 68, 88, 130, 181, 231, 245, 250, 283, 305, 349
• Fear, as forbidden desire, 389
• Ferenczi, 47, 146
• Ferrero, Guglielmo, 34
• Finger sucking, 177
• Firdusi, 315
• Fire, onanistic phase of, 174
  • preparations of, 163, 165, 172
  • sexual significance, 167, 172
• Firmicus, 379, 419
• Flournoy, 37
• France, Anatole, 15, 37
• Francis of Assisi, 97
• Frazer (“Golden Bough”), 367, 478
• Freud, Sigmund, 12, 26, 29, 35, 37, 67, 71, 73, 81, 133, 139, 151, 189, 232, 281, 367, 421, 459
  • interpretation of the dream, 3
  • “Leonardo da Vinci,” 7
  • source of the dream, 9
• Frobenius, 237, 275, 280, 436
• Galileo, 146
• Gilgamesh, 365
• God, as creator and destroyer, 70
  • as sun, 127
  • “becoming one with,” 96
  • crucified, 295
  • fertilizing, 348
  • love of, 200
  • of creation, 69, 394
  • vs. erotic, 94
• Goethe, 417
• Gunkel, 286
• Hand, erotic use of, 176
  • symbolism of, 206
• Hartmann, 198
• Hauptmann, Gerhart, 330
• Hecate, mysteries of, 403
• Heine, 353
• Helios, 96, 110, 221
• Herd instinct, 201
• Hero, 32, 191, 200, 379
  • as wanderer, 231
  • betrayal of, 38
  • birth of, 356
  • psychologic meaning, 135
  • sacrifice of, 452
  • teleological meaning, 347
• Herodotus, 290
• Herzog, 408
• Hesiod, 147
• Hiawatha, song of, 346
• Hierosgamos, 274, 376
• Hölderlin, 182, 435, 436, 437, 440, 442, 443, 444, 445, 448, 452
• Homosexuality, 34
• Honegger, 108, 154
• Humboldt, 349
• Hypnagogic vision, 197
• Idea, independence of, 84
• Iliad, 274
• Imago, Father, 55
• Immortality, 227, 427
• 563Incest barrier, 72, 100, 266, 458, 461
  • phantasy, 3, 63, 404
  • problem, 171, 195, 230, 250, 289, 364, 454, 463
• Incestuous component, 172
• Independence, battle for, 344
• Infantilism, 319, 431, 479
• Inman, 184, 236
• Introjection, 146
• Introversion, 37, 50, 98, 193, 201, 329, 367, 415
  • hysterical, 151
  • willed, 336
• Isis, 96, 264
• Jaehns, 311
• James, William, 21
• Janet, Pierre, 142
• Jensen, 225
• Jew, Wandering, 215, 225
• Job, Book of, 58, 60, 68, 326
• Jodl, 17
• Joël, Karl, 360
• Jones, 6
• Kathopanishad, 130
• Kepler, 25
• Kluge, 409
• Koran, 216
• Kuhn, Adalbert, 162
• Kulpe, 21
• Laistner, 281
• Lajard, 229
• Lamia, 280
• Language, 15
  • vs. Speech, 16
• Legends, Judas, 37
• Lenclos, Ninon de, 4
• Libido, 20, 47, 67, 71, 78, 94, 96, 101, 120, 128, 157, 193, 228, 249
  • as hero, 417
  • definition of, 135
  • descriptive conception, 144
  • desexualized, 149
  • genetic conception, 144
  • in opposition, 292, 308, 329
  • in resistance, 422
  • introverting, 415
  • liberation of, 420
  • mother, 289, 469, 474
  • repressed objects of, 203
  • transference of, 368
  • transformation of, 171
• Licentiousness, 258
• Life, fear of, 335
  • natural conception of, 343
• Lilith, 279
• Logos, 63
• Lombroso, 212
• Longfellow’s “Hiawatha,” 346
• Lord’s Supper, 372
• Love, 193
  • infantile, 431
• Lucius, 106
• Macrobius, 226, 314
• Maeder, 6
• Maeterlinck, 64
• Magdeburg, Mechthild von, 190, 314
• Manilius, 182
• Mary, 283, 302
• Matthew, Gospel of, 92
• Maurice, 297
• Mauthner, Franz, 19
• Maya, 283
• Mayer, Robert, 138
• Mead, 109
• Meliton, 113
• Mereschkowski, 403
• Messiah, 79
• Miller, Miss Frank, 41
• Milton, 52
• Mind, archaic tendencies, 35
  • infantile, 36
• Mithra, 104, 110, 217, 221, 245, 278, 293, 372, 450, 471
• Mithracism, 78, 82, 85, 89, 96, 101, 108, 221, 225, 269, 314
• Moral autonomy, 262
• Mother, 98, 230, 241, 283
  • heavens as, 301, 456
  • imago, 250, 303, 319
  • libido, 469, 474
  • longing for, 335, 371, 428
  • love, 338
  • of humanity, 201
  • terrible, 196, 202, 243, 267, 280, 364, 405
  • transference, 71
  • twofold, 356, 387, 428
  • wisdom of, 452
• Motive of dismemberment, 267
  • embracing and entwining, 272
• Mörike, 11, 354
• Mouth, erotic importance of, 176
  • as instrument of speech, 176
• Müller, 295
• Music, origin of, 165
• 564Mysticism, 101
• Mythology, 24, 240
  • Hindoo, 128
• Myths, as dream images, 29
  • of rebirth, 272
  • religious, 262
• Nakedness, cult of, 412
• Naming, importance of, 208
• Narcissus state, 337
• Neuroses, hysteria and compulsion, 142
• Nietzsche, 16, 23, 28, 72, 102, 104, 195, 327, 328, 337, 345, 414, 417, 418, 420, 423, 434, 447
  • on dreams, 28
• Nodfyr, 166
• Oedipus, 3, 202
• Oegger, Abbi, 37
• Onanism, 158, 175, 186
• Osiris, 264, 436
• Ovid, 325, 373, 469
• “Paradise Lost,” 52
• Paranoia, 140
• Paranoidian mechanism, 73
• Pausanias, 274
• Persecution, fear of, 332
• Personality, dissociated, 37
• Peter, 221, 222
• Pfister, 6, 56
• Phallic, cult, 33
  • symbolism, 228, 248, 310
• Phallus, 105, 132
  • negative, 334
  • Sun, 108
• Phantasy, how created, 31
  • infantile, 462
  • onanistic, 175
  • sexual, 140
  • source of, 32, 460
  • thinking, 22
• Philo of Alexandria, 113, 315
• Pick, 37
• Pindar, 325
• Plato, 147, 388
  • Symposium, 34, 298
• Plotinus, 147
• Plutarch, 311, 375, 436
• Poe, 66
• Polytheism, 106
• Pope, Roman, 200
• Preiswerk, Samuel, 378
• Presexual stage, 161, 171, 369
• Primitive, reduction to, 259
• Procreation, self, 358
• Projection, 73
• Prometheus, 162
• Psychic energy, 142
• Psychoanalysis, 75, 421
  • object of, 479
• Psychoanalytic thinking, 257
• Psychology, unconscious, 197
• Psychopathology, 50
• Ramayana, 239
• Rank, 6, 12, 29, 356
• “Raven, The,” 66
• Reality, adaptation to, 461
  • corrective of, 146, 261
  • function of, 144, 150, 416
  • principle of, 146
• Rebirth, 240, 251, 272, 351
  • battle for, 364
• Regression, 26, 27, 172, 173
  • to the mother, 369
• Religion, benefits of, 99
  • and morality, 85
  • as a pose, 82, 260
  • sexuality, 78
  • source of, 474
  • vs. orgies, 412
• Renan, 127
• Renunciation, 444
• Repression, 6, 67, 73, 150, 161, 342
• Resistance, 196
• Resistance to primitive sexuality, 156
• Revelation, 111, 244
• Rhythm, sexual, 165
• Rigveda, 165, 247, 367, 393, 415, 416, 456, 465
• Riklin, 6, 29, 281
• Robertson, 378
• Rochefoucauld, La, 195
• Rodhe, 376, 407
• Roscher, 326
• Rose, symbolism of, 436
• Rostand, 43
• Rudra, 128
• Sacrifice, 287, 294, 391, 452, 465, 478
  • Christian vs. Mithraic, 478
  • of bull, 473
  • retrogressive longing, 453, 465
• Sainthood, difficulty of, 322
• Schmid, 188
• Scholasticism, 22
• 565Schopenhauer, 16, 136, 146, 198, 416, 467, 480
• Science, 23, 84
  • vs. Mythology, 24
• Self-consciousness, creation of, 303
• Self-control, 73
• Seneca, 78, 83, 85, 96
• Sentimentality, 474
• Serpent, 292
• Sexual assault dream, 10
  • impulse, derivatives of, 144, 149
  • problem, treatment of, 454
• Sexuality, and nutrition, 161
  • and religion, 78
  • cult of, 256
  • importance of, 342
  • resistance to primitive, 156, 170
• Shakespeare, 317
  • “Shvetâshvataropanishad,” 128
  • “Siegfried,” Wagner’s, 391
• Silberer, 6, 234
• Snake, phallic meaning of, 110, 413
  • as symbol of death, 408
• Sodomy, 34
• Soma, 185
• Somnambulism, intentional, 192
• Sophocles, 332
• Soul, conception of, 299
• Speech, 14
  • origin of, 178
• Sphinx, 202
• Spielrein, 154, 449
• St. Augustine, 82
• Stage, presexual, 161, 171, 369
• Steinthal, 156
• Stekel, 12
• Subject vs. object, 360
• Sublimation, 64, 150, 254
• Suckling, act of, 160
• Sun, 95, 217, 223, 390, 427
  • as God, 99, 127
  • energy, 128
  • hero, 112, 115, 191, 231
  • night journey of, 237
  • phallus, 108
  • worship, 114
• Surrogates, archaic, 154
• Symbolism, Christian, 115
  • Christian vs. Mithraic, 478
  • of arrow, 321, 366
  • „ city, 234, 241
  • „ crowd, 233
  • „ dreams, 8, 12
  • „ eating, 372
  • „ every-day thought, 13
  • „ eyes, 301
  • „ fish, 223
  • „ forest, 307
  • „ horse, 308
  • „ libido, 105
  • „ light, 112
  • „ moon, 352
  • „ mother, 241, 278
  • „ mystery, 233
  • „ serpent, 333, 414, 417, 479
  • „ sun, 390
  • „ sword, 393
  • „ trees, 246, 264, 385
  • phallic, 33, 228, 248
• Symbols, use of, 249, 262, 400
• Symean, 101
• Tertullian, 114
• Theatre, 43
• Thinking, 13
  • act of, 459
  • archaic, 28
  • directed or logical, 14, 36
  • dream, 22
  • intensive, 13
  • limitations of, 19
  • of children, 27
  • origin of, 465
  • phantastic, 22, 31, 36
  • psychoanalytic, 257
• Time, symbol of, 313
• Transference, 75, 76, 171, 201
  • real, 77, 78, 84
  • to nature, 82
• Transformation, 155
• Treading, symbolic meaning of, 349
• Treasure, difficult to attain, 186, 365
  • guardian of, 293, 408
• Tree of Death, 278
• Tree of Life, 246
• Trinity, 147, 225
• Unconscious, 197, 201
• Upanishad, 131, 247, 466
• Verlaine, Paul, 483
• Vinci, Leonardo da, 7, 403
• Virgil, 90
• Virgin Mother, 63
• Vollers, 221
• Wagner’s “Siegfried,” 391
• Waitz, 353
• Water, symbolism of, 244, 384, 388
• 566Watschandies, 167
• Weber, 165
• Will, conception of, 146
  • duality of, 194
  • original division of, 171
• Wind as creator, 108, 354
• Wirth, 115
• Woman, misunderstood, 342
• Work as a duty, 455
• World as mother, 456
• Wundt, 17
• Zarathustra, 423
• Zend Avesta, 464
• Zosimos vision, 416
• Zöckler, 278, 296

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

1. P. 113, changed “cuis” to “cuius”.
2. P. 113, changed “phopheta” to “propheta”.
3. P. 144, changed “genetic definition of the libido” to “generic definition of
   the libido”.

4. P. 520, changed “αὸν” to “σόν”.
5. P. 548, changed “κεὺθω” to “κεύθω”.
6. P. 549, changed “he pieced them” to “he pierced them”.
7. Silently corrected typographical errors and variations in spelling.
8. Archaic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings retained as printed.
9. Footnotes were re-indexed using numbers and the page footnotes were collected
   together with the end notes.