Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p The components of the coniunctio: The opposites; The quaternio and the mediating role of Mercurius; The orphan, the widow and the moon; Alchemy and Manichaeism. -- The paradoxa: The arcane substance and the point; The scintilla; The enigma of Bologna. -- The personification of the opposites: Introduction; Sol; Sulphur; Luna; Sal. -- Rex and Regina: Introduction; Gold and spirit; The transformation of the king; The regeneration of the king (Ripley's "Cantilena"); The dark side of the king; The king as anthropos; The relation of the king-symbol to consciousness; The religious problem of the king's renewal; Regina. -- Adam and Eve: Adam as the arcane substance; The statue; Adam as the first adept; The polarity of Adam; The "old Adam"; The transformation; Rotundum, head, and brain; Adam as totality. -- The conjunction: The alchemical view of the union of opposites; Stages of the conjunction; The production of the quintessence; The meaning of the alchemical procedure; The psychological interpretation of the procdure; Self-knowledge; The monocolus; The content and meaning of the first two stages; The third stage: the unis mundus; The self and the bounds of knowledge.. }
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- catalog description "The components of the coniunctio: The opposites; The quaternio and the mediating role of Mercurius; The orphan, the widow and the moon; Alchemy and Manichaeism. -- The paradoxa: The arcane substance and the point; The scintilla; The enigma of Bologna. -- The personification of the opposites: Introduction; Sol; Sulphur; Luna; Sal. -- Rex and Regina: Introduction; Gold and spirit; The transformation of the king; The regeneration of the king (Ripley's "Cantilena"); The dark side of the king; The king as anthropos; The relation of the king-symbol to consciousness; The religious problem of the king's renewal; Regina. -- Adam and Eve: Adam as the arcane substance; The statue; Adam as the first adept; The polarity of Adam; The "old Adam"; The transformation; Rotundum, head, and brain; Adam as totality. -- The conjunction: The alchemical view of the union of opposites; Stages of the conjunction; The production of the quintessence; The meaning of the alchemical procedure; The psychological interpretation of the procdure; Self-knowledge; The monocolus; The content and meaning of the first two stages; The third stage: the unis mundus; The self and the bounds of knowledge.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The components of the coniunctio: The opposites; The quaternio and the mediating role of Mercurius; The orphan, the widow and the moon; Alchemy and Manichaeism. -- The paradoxa: The arcane substance and the point; The scintilla; The enigma of Bologna. -- The personification of the opposites: Introduction; Sol; Sulphur; Luna; Sal. -- Rex and Regina: Introduction; Gold and spirit; The transformation of the king; The regeneration of the king (Ripley's "Cantilena"); The dark side of the king; The king as anthropos; The relation of the king-symbol to consciousness; The religious problem of the king's renewal; Regina. -- Adam and Eve: Adam as the arcane substance; The statue; Adam as the first adept; The polarity of Adam; The "old Adam"; The transformation; Rotundum, head, and brain; Adam as totality. -- The conjunction: The alchemical view of the union of opposites; Stages of the conjunction; The production of the quintessence; The meaning of the alchemical procedure; The psychological interpretation of the procdure; Self-knowledge; The monocolus; The content and meaning of the first two stages; The third stage: the unis mundus; The self and the bounds of knowledge.".