Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 12

FrontMatter, pg. i
Prefatory Note to The English Edition, pg. v
Editorial Note to the First Edition, pg. vii
Editorial Note to the Second Edition, pg. viii
Translator's Note, pg. ix
Foreword to the Swiss Edition, pg. x
Table of Contents, pg. xi
List of Illustrations, pg. xv
Note of Acknowledgment, pg. xxxv
I. INTRODUCTION TO THE RELIGIOUS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF ALCHEMY, pg. 1
1. INTRODUCTION, pg. 39
2. THE INITIAL DREAMS, pg. 47
I. CONCERNING THE MANDALA, pg. 95
II. THE MANDALAS IN THE DREAMS, pg. 103
III. THE VISION OF THE WORLD CLOCK, pg. 203
IV. THE SYMBOLS OF THE SELF, pg. 215
1. BASIC CONCEPTS OF ALCHEMY, pg. 225
2. THE PSYCHIC NATURE OF THE ALCHEMICAL WORK, pg. 242
3. THE WORK, pg. 288
4. THE PRIMA MATERIA, pg. 317
I. THE RENEWAL OF LIFE, pg. 345
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS. a. Raymond Lxilly, pg. 357
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS. b. Tractatas aureus, pg. 358
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS. c. Zosimos and the Doctrine of the Anthropos, pg. 360
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS. d. Petrus Bonus, pg. 373
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS. e. "Aurora consurgens" and the Doctrine of Sapientia, pg. 376
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS. f. Melchior Cibinensis and the Alchemical Paraphrase of the Mass, pg. 396
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS g. Sir George Ripley, pg. 406
II. EVIDENCE FOR THE RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATION OF THE LAPIS. h. The Epigoni, pg. 423
6. ALCHEMICAL SYMBOLISM IN THE HISTORY OF RELIGION, pg. 432
EPILOGUE, pg. 473
BIBLIOGRAPHY, pg. 485
INDEX, pg. 525