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Aberdeen Bestiary, 438n6
Abbey Theatre, Dublin, xxxiii, 320n51, 467n11
Academy of Florence, 211
Academy of Plato, Athens, 203, 448n64, 456n105
Achilles, 42, 132, 380n203, 446n54
and Cuchulain, 438n10
Adam and Eve, 35, 210, 212, 335n36, 449n67
Adam, Denise de L’Isle, xxxvi–xxxvii, 23, 25–32, 36, 38, 329n9, 332n23, 332n25
Adams, Henry Brooks, xxvi, 191, 335n39, 436n68, 455n95, 455n96
Degradation of the Democratic Dogma, The, 435n65
Education of Henry Adams, The, 435n65, 462n132
Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres, 435n65, 455n92
Adam, James; Republic of Plato, The, 427n25
Adams, Steve L., 317n34
Æ. See Russell, George William
Aeschylus, 196, 336n45, 437n3, 439n15
Aestheticism, 339n61
After Life States, 314n28, 375n163, 381n210, 404n22, 411n50
life after life, 173–74, 288–89
Beatitude, xxix, 285–86, 295, 411n54
Dreaming Back, 163–68, 171–72, 282–87, 406n28, 409n40
Foreknowledge, 44, 171, 282, 288
Marriage, 171, 208, 212, 285, 287
Meditation, 162, 171, 282–83, 286
Purification, 169–73, 286, 289, 399n72
First Purification, 282–87
Second Purification, 282, 285, 287
Return, 22, 164–67, 171–73, 181–82, 282–89, 406n35, 426n23
Shiftings, 168–73, 282, 285–86, 289, 411n50
Vision of the Blood Kindred, 162, 282, 404n23
Agamemnon, 194, 336n45, 342n9, 437n3
Agrippa von Nettesheim, Heinrich Cornelius, 18, 168, 284, 321n58
Occulta Philosophia Libri Tres, De (Three Books of Occult Philosophy), 322n60, 410n48
Ahasuerus (in Shelley), 106, 109, 358n66, 370n127, 372n145
Aherne, John, xxxvi–xxxvii, 40, 327n1, 328n1, 339n59, 340n62, 367n112
Aherne, Owen, 38, 327–28n1, 328n4, 339n59, 342n14
Introduction to A Vision (1925), xxxvii, 329n13, 339n60, 341n6
in “Stories,” A Vision (1937), xxxvi, 24–39, 332n23, 337n51
in A Vision (1925), 315n28, 328n1
“Phases of the Moon,” A Vision (1937), 41–46
Ailill mac Máta (king of the Connachta), 326n75
Air. See Elements
akasa, 387n12
Alastor (communicator), 358n66
Alatiel, 324n65
Alexander III of Macedon (Alexander the Great), 114, 197–98, 205, 374n154, 431n43, 442n28, 446n54, 452n79
Alexandria, 203, 414n1, 450n68
All Souls College, Oxford, 6, 311n18
Ambrose, Saint, 311n18
Ameritus (communicator), 353n37
Ammonius Saccas, 202, 447n56, 447n58
“Among School Children” (Yeats), 401n9
Anastasius, 446n53
Anatolius of Alexandria, 422n11
Anaxagoras, 196, 198, 439n15, 443n31, 445n40
Anaximander, 180, 424n17, 444n40
Anaximenes, 444n40
Ancients, The (Shoreham Ancients), 341n5
angel, 18, 167, 168, 205, 323n63
and Daimon, 154
as messenger, 199
represented in art, 159, 204, 210–14
Anglo-Irish Treaty, 382n216
“Anima Hominis.” See Yeats, William Butler: Works: nonfiction prose: Per Amica Silentia Lunae
“Anima Mundi.” See Yeats, William Butler: Works: nonfiction prose: Per Amica Silentia Lunae
Antheil, George, xxxiii, 305n3
Anthony the Great, Saint, 376n165, 444n38. See also Flaubert, Gustave: Tentation de Saint Antoine, La
Antibes, France, 32
antithetical, li
and Automatonism, 108
contests within itself, 76
love and pity, 445n43
Antoinette, Marie of France (queen), 165, 408n38
Antoninus, 447–48n60
Antro Nympharum, De (On the Cave of the Nymphs) (Porphyry), 401n9
Aphrodite, 194, 369n124, 437n4
Apocalypse of St. John, 203, 212, 448n63, 457n108. See also Revelation
Apollo, 177, 309n13, 326n74, 437n5
Apollodorus, 336n44
Aquarius (), 153, 394n54, 414n1
Aquinas, Thomas, Saint, xxviii, 50, 86, 347n10, 368n119, 449n68
Aram, Eugene, 325n70
Aran Islands, Co. Galway, Ireland, 123–24, 130, 161, 340n1, 377–78n179
Ararat, Mount, 182
Aretino, Pietro, 102–3, 213, 367n115
Argus, 437–38n6
Aries (
)
and precession, 149, 184, 414n1
and principles, 146f–47f, 148, 162, 293
and tinctures, 291
Great Wheel, 48f, 60f, 150, 185, 186
in zodiac, 301n31, 344n1, 394n54, 430n40
Aristarchus of Samos, 445n40
Aristotle, 49, 197, 278, 320n52, 345n4, 442n26
Arnold, Matthew, 108, 216, 358n61, 372n142
Arthur of Britain (king), 208, 455n96
asceticism, 152, 174–75, 203, 205, 207, 212
Ashdown Forest Hotel, East Sussex, England, 8, 314n26
Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Oxford, 196, 439n14, 467n9
Asia, 149–51, 204, 441n18, 443n28, 445n41
and Europe, 131, 172, 188, 205, 292, 452n81
eastern, 182, 188, 291, 444n36
on historical cones, 184, 195–98, 205, 208, 211
Astral Light, 140, 386–87n12, 389n20
astrology, 145, 152, 179, 347n10, 352n33, 391n38
astrologers, 294, 330n15, 386n115, 467n9
signs and symbols, 168, 309n13, 345n1, 350n21, 360n76, 394n54
astroeides. See augoeides
astronomy, xxix, 149, 179, 352n33, 414n1, 429n39
Athens, Greece, 21, 326n74, 335n39
Atticus, Titus Pomponius, 178, 418–19n7
Attis, 177–78, 415–16n2, 421n10
augoeides, 387n12
Augustine, Saint, 436n70, 455n97
Augustus (Caesar, Gauis Julius Caesar Octavius), 295
Aurelius, Marcus (Caesar, Marcus Aurelius Antonius Augustus), 295, 297, 336n43, 444n39
Austen, Jane, 216–17, 460n124, 461n127
Authentic Existant, 142, 143f, 254, 389n23
automatic script, xxxvii, 11, 14, 39, 61, 147, 286, 293
and After Life States, 162, 168
and Faculties, 64, 162, 187, 315n29, 384n8, 411n53
as a source of concepts, 150, 170, 190, 367n114, 370n128, 382n213, 384n8
communicators and frustrators, 10, 16, 314–15n28, 316n31, 412n58
GY, xxvii, xxxiii, xxxiv, xliii, 7–8, 16, 190, 312–13n23, 314–15nn28–29, 318–19nn42–45
phase examples, 375nn162–63, 386n115 380n201
AVA-Laurie, xxiii–xxv, xxviii, 302n59, 320n49
as setting copy for AVB, xxxix–xxx, 302n59, 320n49
illustrations, xxxvii, 343n17, 344–45n1
Avadhūta Gīta, 299n12
Bach, Johann Sebastian, 4, 307n9
Bacigalupo, Massimo, 310n15, 324n65
Bacleones, 331n21
Bacon, Francis, Sir, 215, 458n117, 462n132
Baedeker, Karl; Handbook for Travelers: Southern Italy and Sicily, 457n108
Bahinabai, 299n12
Bald, R. C., xlv
Balzac, Honoré de, 219, 376n170, 460n123, 463n135
as phasal example, 112, 114, 120, 296, 373n151, 374n153, 377n175
Works:
Chef-d’oeuvre inconnu, Le, 4, 308n12, 310n14
Comédie Humaine, 374n151
Louis Lambert, xxviii, 140, 385n11
Bardesanes (Bar Daisan), xxix
“Hymn of (or on) the Soul,” 169, 285, 411–12n55
Barrow, Robin, 324n65
Baudelaire, Charles, 97, 326n72, 365n102
Beardsley, Aubrey, 97, 210–11, 357n57, 365n102, 368n115, 444n34, 456n100
Beatitude. See After Life States
beauty, 43–46, 164, 207–9, 222, 307n8, 358n60, 452n85
and Body of Fate, 109, 120, 141
and Phases, 80, 82, 92, 96–106
and tinctures, 125, 141, 367n114
and truth, 180, 426n21, 457n110
at Phase 14 & 16, 98–99, 102–5, 341n6, 368n115
at Phase 15, 60, 101–2, 367n112, 458n112
in Art, 196, 212, 214, 216, 369n122
Beddoes, Thomas Lovell, 109, 372n146
Beethoven, Ludwig van, 19, 324n65
Bell, Mary, xxxvi, 30–38, 332n24
Benedict, Order of Saint, 454nn91–92
Benét, William Rose, xliii, xlv
Bengal, India, 393n51
Bergson, Henri, xxvi, 308n11, 324n67, 375n163, 400n5, 466n5
Berkeley, George, xxv–xxviii, xxxiii, 15, 51, 320n51, 385n11, 387n14
Commonplace Book, 140, 349n20, 385n12, 388n18
Principles of Human Knowledge, The (ed. Simon), 140, 388n14
Works of George Berkeley, The, 320n51
Bernard, Émile, 308n12
Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint, 209, 454n91
Bernini, Gian Lorenzo, 215, 458n117
Birdalone (character in Morris, Water of the Wondrous Isles), 83, 359n72
Blair, Robert, 405n25
Blake, William, 53, 328n3, 345n1, 461n129
as author or commentator, 18–19, 142, 216–17, 277, 323n64, 389n20, 454n91, 459n122
as illustrator, 405n25
as phasal example, 102–3, 365n102, 367–68n115, 461n128
prophetic works, xli, 10, 316n29
Works:
“Auguries of Innocence,” 67, 356n49
“Descriptive Catalogue, A,” 103, 358n60, 368n117
Europe a Prophecy, 125, 378n187
Jacob’s Dream, 347n12
Jerusalem, 53, 122, 142, 316n30, 350n24, 376n168, 377n176, 389n20
“Long John Brown & Little Mary Bell,” 332n24
Marriage of Heaven and Hell, The, 380n205, 409n40
Milton, Book the Second, 350n24
Milton: A Poem, 19, 53, 316n30, 324n66, 350n24
“Mental Traveller, The,” 80, 139, 156–57, 192, 201, 357n58, 384n9
“Several Questions Answered,” 358n63
Soul hovering over the Body reluctantly parting with Life, The, 405n25
Tiriel, 316n30
Visions of the Daughters of Albion, 119, 376n168
Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna (Madame), 386–87n12, 406n30
Isis Unveiled, 387n12
Secret Doctrine, The, 328n5
Bocca Baciata (Rossetti), 324n65
Boccaccio, Giovanni; Decameron, The, 324n65, 371n137
Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, 408n38
Body of Fate, li, 57f, 58f, 193f, 356n52
General Character of, 75. See also Four Faculties
Boehme, Jacob, 10, 53, 316n30, 323nn63–64, 350n22, 368n115, 381n211, 386n12
Bolton, Lyndon; Introduction to the Theory of Relativity, 462n132
Bonaparte, Napoleon, 7, 120, 215, 218, 313n24, 374nn153–54
as phasal example, 112–15, 117, 313n24, 373n151, 375n160
Bonaventure, Saint, 385n11
Bond, John, xxxvi, 30–36, 332n24
Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, The, 207, 453n88
Bornstein, George, 372n140
Botticelli, Sandro (Alessandro Filipepi [di Mariano diVanni]), 100, 150, 212–13, 366n106, 369n126, 397n64, 457n109
Bourrienne, Louis Antoine Fauvelet de, 374n153
Bradford, Curtis, 352n35
Bradley, F. H. (Francis Herbert), 159, 400n5
Brancusi, Constantin, 19, 324n67
Brihadāranyaka Upanishad, 160, 190, 401nn7–8, 434n62
British Library, London, xlvi, 303n78, 436n67
British Museum, London, 191, 344n1, 403n19, 437n2
Bronowski, J., xlv, 303nn73–74
Brontë, Patrick Branwell, 88, 361n85
Browne, Thomas, Sir, xlii, 215, 459n119
Browning, Robert, 307n10, 333n31, 373n149, 410n43
Bruegel, Pieter (Brueghel) the Elder, 458n116
Brueghel, Jan the Elder, 458n116
Brueghel, Pieter the Younger, 458n116
Brutus, Marcus Junius, the Younger, 178, 356n50, 418nn5–6, 421n9
Buddha, 17, 153, 313n24, 394n54
Buddhism, 161, 172, 316n30. See also Zen Buddhism
Buffalo Bill (William Frederick Cody), 308n11
Burkitt, F. C. (Francis Crawford); Early Eastern Christianity, 412n55
Burne-Jones, Edward, Sir, 100, 112, 366nn106–7, 369n126, 373n150
Briar Rose, 366n107
Golden Stair, The, 100, 366n107
Sleep of King Arthur in Avalon, The, 100, 366n107
Burnet, John, 49, 345nn2–3, 346n6, 353n35, 395–96n61, 442n26, 443n31, 444n40
“Burning Babe, The” (Southwell), 104, 369n121
Burton, Richard, Sir, 333n31
Burton, Robert, xli–xlii
Bushrui, S. B., 331n21
Byron, Lord (George Gordon), 107, 110, 373n149
Deformed Transformed, The, 380n201
Byzantine
art, 14, 201, 207, 212, 449n66, 450n71, 452n83
culture and thought, 203–5, 207, 209–10, 428n32, 431n46, 444n35, 448n61
Empire, 197, 202, 335–36n42, 443n29, 446n53, 448n64
Cabbala, 10, 18, 27, 29, 219, 316n30, 320n52
Caesar, Gaius Julius, 132, 380n203, 418–19n7, 420–21nn8–10, 423n12
and Christ, 178, 192, 414n1, 418n5, 422n11
death of, 141, 178, 185, 418nn5–6
Julian Calendar, 179, 421–22nn10–11
Café Royal, The, London, 25–26, 30, 329n10, 362n89
California, USA, 8
Caliph of Bagdad. See Rashid, Harun al-
Callan, Edward, 303n76
Callimachus, 196, 217, 441–42nn20–22
Cambrensis, Giraldus (Gerald de Barry), 329n13, 331n16
Cambridge Platonists, xxvii, 140, 386n12, 419n7. See also Platonist
Campbell, Mrs. Patrick (née Beatrice Stella Tanner), 110, 111, 373n149
Cancer (
), 48f, 60, 60f, 146f–47f, 169, 279
and Capricorn, 146, 180, 182–83, 344n1, 425n18
Cannes, France, 16, 32, 321n56
Capri, Italy, 212, 218, 293, 450n71, 457n108, 462n133
Capricorn (
), 48f, 60, 60f, 146f–47f, 184, 300n31, 430n40
and Cancer, 146, 180, 182–83, 344n1, 425n18
Carlyle, Thomas, 86–87, 90, 360–61nn80–81, 374n153
Castiglione, Baldassare, 212, 359n68, 457n110
Castor, 37, 336–37nn44–45. See also Pollux
cat(s), 5, 8, 13, 144, 310n15, 311n17, 314n28, 390n27
Catherine of Genoa, Saint (Caterinetta Fieschi Adorno), 21, 327n77
Catullus, Gais Valerius, 295, 297
Cavalcanti, Guido, xxxiii, 12, 307n10, 310n15, 318n40
Cavern and Altar, 150, 189–90, 433n59
Cazamian, E. A., xliii
Cefalù, Sicily, Italy, 207, 453n86
Celestial Body
and after life states, 162–64, 166, 169, 170, 171, 277–79, 282–87, 409n41, 411n53
as symbol of the soul, 102, 384n8, 412n55
on cones, 144–46
quality in poetry, 216
with reference to Plotinus, 142–43, 143f. See also Four Principles, Husk, Passionate Body, Spirit
Censorinus; De Die Natali, 424n18
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 368n115
Cézanne, Paul, 4, 308n12, 367n110
Chapman, Wayne K., 299n9, 341n3, 341n5, 341n7, 434n61, 332n25, 356n51
Charlemagne (king), xxxiii, 3, 205, 306n5, 451n78, 452n79
Charles I of England (king), 458n116, 467n9
Charles II of England (king), 334n34
Chatham, Earl. See Pitt, William, Sir
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 210, 373n151, 455n96, 456n99
Chekhov, Anton, 329n7
Chinese, 3, 12, 276, 318n38, 323–24n65, 394n51, 466–67n3
Chrétien de Troyes, 208, 453n89
Christ, 123, 191, 313n24, 451n73, 451n76, 458n114
and Buddha, 153, 313n24, 394n54
and Caesar, 178, 192, 414n1, 418n5, 422n11
and calendar, 7, 177, 183, 396n63, 418n5, 421–22n11
and Christianity, 150, 157, 192, 382n213, 392n43, 447n59
and Judas, 380n204, 418n5, 445n43, 445n46
as primary man and Teacher, 102, 168–69, 191–92, 367–68nn114–15
as symbol, 207, 285, 291, 297, 313n24, 370n128, 394n54
crucifixion of, 21, 331n20, 361n86, 418nn5–6
imagery, 204, 212, 444n35, 447n59, 453n86
in art, 188, 198, 377n177, 444n35, 445n46
in “Stories,” A Vision (1937), 29, 39
resurrection of, 182–83, 421n11
Christ Church, Dublin, 221
Christian/Christianity
and other religions, 292, 337n45, 445n41, 447n60, 457n108
calendar, 156, 178–79, 185, 396n63, 421–22n11
doctrine and practice, 18, 128, 335n36, 413n68, 445nn41–42, 447n55
historical dispensation on Great Wheel, xlii, 149–50, 194, 199–214, 291–92, 439n11, 447n59, 465n140
images and art, 188, 443n32, 449n67, 451n73
in various thinkers and writers, 165, 213–14, 323n64, 383n2, 391n39, 395n57, 415n2, 429n39, 464n137
moving toward a new unity, 297
mysticism and asceticism, 316n30, 442n27, 449n68
Platonism and, 192, 197, 436n70
WBY’s reading in, xxvi
Christmas, 161, 317n37, 396n63, 407n36
Chrysippus the Stoic, 426n20, 428n36
Chrysostom, John, Saint, 396n63
Church of England, 379n198
Cicero, Marcus Tullius, xxxi, 178–79, 183, 301n33, 418n5, 420n8, 421n9, 428–29nn36–37
De Divinatione, 178, 418–19n7, 420n7
De re Publica, 348n14, 423n13, 428n37
Epistolae ad Familiares, 419n7
Somnium Scipionis (Dream of Scipio), 348n14, 416n3, 423n13, 424–25n18, 427n25, 428n37
Clare, County, Ireland, 178, 184
Clarke, Austin, xxxviii
Clement of Alexandria, 447n58
closing of the tinctures. See tinctures
Clovis, Saint, 455n96
Clytemnestra (Clytaemnestra), 37, 336nn44–45, 437n3
Cnoc Meadha. See Cruchmaa
Coleridge, Hartley, 88, 361n84
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 342–43n15, 361n84
Collier, Jeremy, 158, 391n38, 398n71
Collins, Michael, 383n216
Colm Cille (or Columba), Saint, 423n11
Colum, Mary M., xlii
Commedia dell’arte, 62, 296, 354n39, 359n74
communicator. See Alastor, Ameritus, Dionertes, Fish, Frustrators, instructors, Leo, Thomas of Dorlowicz
communist, xliv, 219, 294, 435n66, 464n138
concord, 325n68
and cardinal signs, 142
and Faculties, 61
On Nature (Empedocles), 345n4. See also Discord, Love, peace
and Great Year, 186–88
and gyre at opening of the tinctures, 65
defined, 50–52
diagrammed, 50f, 52f–53f, 55f–59f
drawn on paper, 9
historical, 191–93
in relation to gyre, 196, 440n17
of the Faculties, 52–59
of the Principles, 138–40, 143f, 146f–48f, 278–80, 290
of twelve months or cycles, 154–55. See also gyre, Thirteenth Cone
Constantine I (Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus), 202, 209, 336n42, 447n59, 455n96
Constantinople, 336n42, 447n59, 448n65, 449n66, 450n70, 455n96. See also Byzantium
control. See Alastor, Ameritus, Dionertes, Fish, Frustrators, instructors, Leo, Thomas of Dorlowicz
Coole Edition (Yeats), xlvi, xlvii, 304n80
Coole Park, Co. Galway, Ireland, xxviii, 304n1, 333nn30–31, 347n12
WBY at, xxvii, xxxi, 13, 161, 312n21, 418n7, 430n43
Cordelia (character in Shakespeare, King Lear), 21, 326n73. See also Shakespeare
Corinthians (book of the New Testament), 382n213
Cosgrave, W. T., 311n17
Cosimo de’ Medici, 456n105
Cossa, Francesco del, 309n13
Cotswold Hills, England, 219, 294, 464n138
Cotta, Lucius Aurelius, 178, 418n7
Cracow (Kraków), Poland, 27, 330n13
Creative Mind, li, 56f–58f, 77, 193f, 217, 375n160
General Character of, 75
True and False, 67–68. See also Four Faculties
Crete, Greece, 195, 283, 439n11
Crickmaa. See Cruchmaa
Critical Moment, 280–81, 291, 293. See also Initiatory Moment, Lightning Flash
Croce, Benedetto, xxvi, 53, 61, 191, 353n35, 354n38, 400n5
Logic as the Science of the Pure Concept, 351n25
Philosophy of Giambattista Vico, 394n52, 435n66
What Is Living and What Is Dead of the Philosophy of Hegel, 53
Cromwell, Oliver, 373n149
Cronus, 437n4
Crowley, Aleister, 329n10
Cruachan, Co. Roscommon, Ireland, 21, 326n75
Cruchmaa (Cnoc Meadha, Crickmaa), 21, 326–27n75
Crump, Lucy; Nursery Life 300 Years Ago, 167, 283, 410n46
Crusoe, Robinson (character in Defoe, Robinson Crusoe), 166, 409n42
Cuala Press, xxxiii, xxxv, xxxviii, 305n2, 321n53, 467n4
Cubism, 324n67
Cudworth, Ralph, xxvii
True Intellectual System of the Universe, The, 418n5, 419n7
Cumaean Sibyl, 177–78, 417n4, 429n37
Cusanus, Nicolas. See Nicholas of Cusa
d’Annunzio, Gabriele, xlv, 110, 373n149
da Vinci, Leonardo, 156, 212–13, 457n109
St. John the Baptist, 397n64
Daimon, xxvii–xxix, li, 105, 313n24, 321–22n58, 352n33, 445n42
and after life states, 138–39
and automatic script, 17, 319n44
and expiation or Victimage, 173–75, 289, 445n42
and Faculties, 61–62
and Principles, 142, 145, 277–78, 281–82, 285–87, 387n13, 388n15
and Thirteenth Sphere, 155, 170, 290, 389n18
of nations or cultures, 154, 195
relation between human and, 98, 141, 365n103, 413n64, 465n4
Dalton, O. M. (Ormonde Maddock); Byzantine Art and Archaeology, 444n39, 449n66
Danaides, The (Ricketts), 217
Dancing Faun (Drunken Faun), 80, 358n60
Daniel (book of the Bible), 18, 322n63
Daniel, Arnaut, 307n10
Dante Alighieri, 210, 215, 353n37, 367n111
as phasal example, 105–7, 369n126, 370n128, 371n137
Works:
Commedia, 18, 106, 210, 323n64, 370n128, 370n130
Il Convito, 61, 188, 210, 353n37, 455–56n97
Paradiso, 106, 359n73, 370n130
Vita Nuova, La, 370n130
Darby, Mildred, 405n26
Darwin, Charles, 117, 119, 375n162
David, Jacques-Louis, 378n185
Davies, W. H. (William Henry), 406n31
“Body and Spirit,” 163, 164, 406n31
de Breteuil, Gabrielle-Émilie Le Tonnelier, marquise du Châtelet, 332n28
de Castries, Duchesse (Claire Clémence Henriette Claudine de Maillé de La Tour-Landry), 219, 463n135
de Rachewiltz, Mary, 311n19
de Selincourt, Ernest, xxiii
Decadent movement, 357n57, 367n110, 444n34
Dee, John, Dr., xxix, 18, 51, 323n63, 330n13, 347–48n13, 447n55
Defoe, Daniel; Robinson Crusoe, 166, 409n42
della Quercia, Jacopo, 211, 456n104
Delphi, Oracle of Apollo at, 21, 326n74
Denis, Saint, 395n57
Descartes, René, 6, 311n19, 432n53
Destiny, 80, 101, 113, 139, 157, 184, 384–85n10
and Faculties, 58, 64, 84, 139, 465n4. See also Fate
Deutsch, Babette, xliv
devils, 6, 116, 276, 395n57, 411n48, 461n127. For “the devil,” see Satan
Diana (god), 369n122
Diane de Poitiers, 369n122
Dickens, Charles, 217, 373n151, 375n160
Pickwick Papers, The, 217, 461n127
Diogenes Laertius, 346n8
Diogenes of Apollonia, 444n40
Dionertes (communicator), xxx, 301n32, 314–15n28, 316n32, 317n36, 405n25
Dionysius the Areopagite. See Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite
Dionysius, bishop of Alexandria, 422n11
Dionysus (god), 156, 358nn60–61, 397n64
Dioscuri. See Castor, Pollux
Discord, 346n4, 351n27, 425nn18–19
and cardinal signs, 142 180, 182
and Faculties, 69–70, 78, 95–96, 125–26, 128
On Nature (Empedocles), 321n55, 345n2. See also concord, Empedocles, strife, war
Dolabella, Publius Cornelius, 178, 420n8, 421n9
Dominic, Saint, 455n94
Donatello (Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi), 211, 456n104
Doneraile (Dún ar Aill), Co. Cork, Ireland, 160, 401–2n11
Doric, 196, 204, 439n12. See also Greece/Greek culture, Ionic
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 116–17, 119, 121, 361n82, 375n162
Idiot, The, 88, 116, 361n82, 375n161
double cone. See cone
Douglas, Lord Alfred, 395n57
Dowden, Edward, Sir; Life of Percy Bysshe Shelley, The, 371n135
Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, The, 366n108
Doyle, Mary Aloysius, Sister, 403n19
Dreaming Back. See After Life States
Dryden, John, 158, 214, 398n71, 458n115
“Dublin” Edition (Yeats), 303n76
Dublin Metropolitan School of Art, 460n122
Dublin Museum. See National Museum of Ireland
Dublin, Ireland, xxxi, 3, 6, 15, 20, 227, 308n12, 311n18, 314n26, 332n29, 339n59, 378n182, 382n216, 395n57, 461n127
Duddon, John, xxxvi–xxxvii, 23, 25, 30–31, 38–39, 328n2, 340n62
Discord, 49, 345n2, 425nn18–19
Great Year, 182, 415n1, 424nn16–17, 426n20, 427–28n32, 429n39, 431n47
Greek texts, 180, 346n8, 423n13, 426n24, 444–45n40
precession, 429n39
as phasal example, 372n142
diagrams by, 28f, 47f–48f, 300n31, 343n17, 344n1
illustrator, xxxvii, xli, 330n15
Dumas, Alexandre, 86, 87, 360n80
Duncan, Allan, 301n33
Dürer, Albrecht, 212, 331n15, 372n142, 457n106
Earth. See Elements
Easter, 178, 418n5, 422n11, 423n11
Eden, Garden of, 35, 335n36, 344n1, 449n67
Edition De Luxe (Yeats), xxv, xxxi, xxxviii, xlvi, 303n77
Edwards, Oliver, Dr., 305n1
Leda’s, 37, 49, 195, 336n43, 438n8
swan, 36
Ego, 354n38
Egypt/Egyptian culture
and astronomy, 185, 346n7, 438n9
Desert Fathers, 376n165, 442n27, 444n38, 449n68, 450n68
in military and political campaigns, 374n154, 419n7, 442n28
in mysticism or magic, xxv, 161, 169, 202, 285
in race theory, 151, 392n42, 393n49, 432n56
in the arts, 188, 214, 216, 393n48
Elements
Air, 48f, 68, 77, 321n55, 345n1
Earth, 48f, 68, 77, 321n55, 345n1
Fire, 48f, 69, 77, 180, 182, 321n55, 345n1, 350n21
Water, 48f, 68, 77, 180, 321n55, 345n1, 350n21
Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), xxxiv, xliv, 310n16, 400n5
Waste Land, The, 295, 467n10, 467n12
Elizabeth I of England (queen), 323n63, 458n115
Elizabethan Age, 458n115
Ellis, Edwin John, 139, 323n64
Ellis, Mary Helen, Sister, 403n19
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 359n76, 371n139
Emery, Florence Beatrice Farr, 161, 222, 402n17
Emotion of Sanctity, 134, 162, 216, 282, 381n210
Empedocles, 16, 49, 321n58, 346n5, 354n38, 426n20
concord and discord, 49, 53, 61, 180, 321n55, 345n2, 346n4, 351n27, 425nn18–19
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 440n18, 449n68, 336n44
Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics. See Hastings, James
Engels, Friedrich, 377n171
England, 161, 214–15, 326n72, 335n39, 347n10, 377n171, 422n11
equinox, 149, 185, 300n31, 414n1, 422n11
precession of, 391n38, 414n1, 429n39
vernal, 145–46, 178, 184, 186, 279, 344n1, 390n28, 396n63, 414n1, 416n2, 418n5, 422–23n11
Erigena, Johannes Scotus (Eriugena), 205, 451n78
Etruscan civilization, 185, 189, 417n3, 433n59
Eunapius; Lives of the Philosophers, 447n60
Europe/European culture, 441n18
and Asia, 131, 172, 188, 205, 292, 452n81
in nineteenth century, xxix
in race theory, 149, 151, 157, 186, 432n56, 433n58
on Great Wheel, 66
on historical cones, 9, 208, 214–15, 219, 295–96
Eusebius of Caesarea, 422n11, 448n60, 449–50n68
evil, 37, 102, 116, 126, 139, 175, 278, 339n60, 371–72n139, 411n54
and good, 45, 107, 112, 115, 133, 136, 168–69, 284–86, 344n1, 368n116, 372n140, 411n48
exchange of the tinctures. See tinctures
Exodus (book of the Bible), 342n12, 438n10
Ezekiel (book of the Bible), 132, 380n205
Fallon, Gabriel, 361n82
Farr, Florence. See Emery, Florence Beatrice Farr
Fascism, xliv–xlv, 219, 350n21, 351n25, 373n149, 435n66, 462n134, 464n139
Fate, 64, 83–84, 89, 96–97, 101, 103, 114, 139, 465n4. See also Destiny, Necessity
Faure, Élie; History of Art, 437n2, 441n20, 446n49, 450n72, 459n121, 459n122
Fechner, Gustav Theodor; On Life After Death, 404n23, 406n28
Fenollosa, Ernest; “Nō” or Accomplishment, 401n10, 402n16
Ficino, Marsilio, 415n1, 456n105
Fielding, Henry, 373n151
Finneran, Richard J., 304n83, 395n57
Finvarra, king of the Sidhe, 326n75
Fire. See Elements
First Purification. See After Life States
Fish (communicator), 354n38
Fitzgerald, Edward, 308n11
Fitzgerald, Mary, 395n57
FitzPatrick, Bernard Edward Barnaby (2nd Baron Castletown), 402n11
Flaubert, Gustave, 117, 121, 375n160, 375n162, 376n166, 377nn172–73
Bouvard et Pécuchet, 119–20, 376n165
Tentation de Saint Antoine, La (Temptation of Saint Anthony, The), 119, 218, 376n165, 462n131
Fletcher, John; Nice Valour, The, 107, 371n131
Fleurs du mal, Les (Baudelaire), 21, 326n72
Florence, Italy, 31, 211–12, 353n37, 358n68, 364n100
Flower, Robin Ernest William, 184, 430n43
Fool, 46, 72–73, 80, 100, 102, 135, 382n213. See also Hunchback, Saint
Fool, The (Tarot card), 382n212
Foreknowledge. See After Life States
Foster, Roy F., 321n56, 350n21, 462n134
Four Faculties, xxx, xlvi, li, 370n128, 381n208, 404n22, 407n35, 413n64
and Automatonism, 70
and Commedia dell’ Arte, 62
and Discords, 69–70
and Great Wheel, 61–63
and opening, closing, and interchange of the tinctures, 65–66
and past incarnations, 167, 283
and Principles, 137–38, 140–41, 143–48, 146f–48f; 277–88, 290
cone of the, diagrammed, 52–59, 56f–58f
directional movement, 351n29
distinctions among, 64
distinctions with Principles introduced, 17
introduced, 9
on historical cone, 187–88, 193f
Table of the, 70–73, 315n29. See also Body of Fate, Creative Mind, Mask, Will
Four Principles, xxix, li, 404n22
and after life states, 162, 285, 391n37, 410n47
cones of, 141, 145–48, 155, 183, 188, 278–80, 192
defined, 137–39, 61, 140, 144, 175
in story of automatic script, xxxiii, 17
interchange of Sage and Victim, 118, 169, 290
WBY’s writing about, xxx, 152, 295
when Faculties wear thin, 63, 65, 355n47, 381n208
with reference to Plotinus, xxvi, 142–43, 143f. See also Celestial Body, Husk, Passionate Body, Spirit
Fowler, W. Warde, 415n2, 421n10
Fra Angelico (Il Beato Fra Giovanni Angelico da Fiesole), 210, 456n98
France, 32, 36, 215, 296, 452n83
France, Anatole, 121, 373n151, 377n173
Frazer, James George, Sir, 336nn43–44, 363n94, 415–16n2, 423n11, 443n30, 465n1
Freemasonry, 322n63
Freud, Sigmund, 409n43, 412n61
Frobenius, Leo Viktor, xxxiii, 150, 189, 190, 335n39, 433nn58–59
Froude, James Anthony, 361n81
Frustrators, 10–13, 171, 316n31. See also Leo (frustrator)
Furtwängler, Adolph, 196, 441–42nn21–22, 456n104
Gainsborough, Thomas, 34, 216, 334n33, 459n121, 461n127
Galsworthy, John, 125, 378n189
Galway, Ireland, 312n21, 319n46, 333n31
county, 165, 178, 326n75, 340n1, 408n38
Garden of Eden. See Eden, Garden of
Gemini (
), 168, 337n45, 360n76
Genesis (book of the Bible), 35, 335n36, 358n59
Genetica (Hermes Trismegistus), 185, 431n46
Gentile, Giovanni, xxvi, 52, 60, 353n35, 394n52, 400n5
Reform of Education, The, 352n35
Theory of Mind as Pure Act, The, 52, 350n21, 387n14, 388n14
George Plantagenet, Duke of Clarence (character in Shakespeare, Richard III), 90, 362n88
George, Saint, 103, 311n18, 368n116, 449n67
George, Stefan, xlv
Gerard (or Gerald) of Cremona, 329n13, 331n16
ghost, xxix, 204, 210, 281, 411n53
encounters with the living, 12, 163, 168, 221–23, 284, 371n135, 465n2
in Greek mythology, 307n10, 407n36, 438n9
of Sir William Gregory, 161. See also spirits
Ghostly Self, li, 17, 142, 155, 174–75, 290–91, 321–22n58, 389n18
Gibbon, Edward; History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, The, 335–36nn42–43, 423n12, 442n24, 443n29, 445n45, 446nn53–54, 447n59, 452n85, 455n96
Gibbon, Monk, 399n2
Gibraltar, 321n56
Giorgione (Giorgio Barbarelli da Castelfranco), 98, 365n103
Giotto di Bondone, 210, 456n98
Giraldus, 27, 29, 37, 39, 329n13, 330–31n15, 347n10
portrait of, xxxvii, xli, 28f, 340n17, 343n1, 344n62, 362n89
Gladstone, William, 364n98
Glanvill, Joseph, 386n12
Glastonbury, England, 12, 317–18n37
Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, 8, 314n26, 440n17
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 108–9, 216, 372n142, 372n146
Faust, 92, 189, 216, 363n92, 433–34n61, 460n123
Wilhelm Meisters Wanderjahre, 109, 313n25, 372n144
Gogarty, Oliver St John, 405n26
Golden Bough, The (Frazer), 363n94, 415–16n2
Golden Dawn, Hermetic Order of the, 309n14, 310n14, 316n30, 321n58, 323n63, 343n17, 357n57, 374n159, 402n17, 465n2, 466n5
Goncourt, Edmond and Jules, 121, 377n172
Gonne, Iseult (Stuart), 159, 312n23, 365–66n103, 367n111, 400n6
Gonne, Maud (MacBride), xxx, 310–11n17, 367n111, 368n115, 369n122, 369n126, 375n163, 400n6, 454n92
good, 21, 61, 93, 127, 129, 166, 372n139, 376n163, 461n127
and evil, 45, 107, 112, 115, 133, 136, 168–69, 284–86, 344n1, 368n116, 372n140, 411n48
goodness, 34, 37, 116, 382n213
the Good, 21, 354n38, 389n23, 468n13
Good Samaritan (character in the New Testament), 200, 445n44
Golden Number (Perfect Number) (Plato), 156, 181, 393n44, 397n66, 427n25
Gordon, D. J., 305n1
Gort, Co. Galway, Ireland, 312n21, 403n19
Gothic, 186, 209, 334n34, 452n83, 456n103
Gould, Warwick, xxxix, xlix, 303n77, 304n80, 308n12
Gourmont, Rémy de, 377n172
Goya, Francisco, xlii
Grahame, Kenneth, 357n57
Grandison, Charles, Sir, 216
Great Wheel, The, xxxiii, xli f, xliii, 48, 49–136, 145, 148, 150–51, 156, 162, 293, 343n17, 344n1
Great Year, The, xxx, xxxi, 75, 149, 154, 177–92, 300n31, 391n38, 392–93n44, 414–15nn1–2, 423–24nn15–16, 427n32, 428nn36–37
Greece/Greek culture
and Great Year (start of year), 182, 185, 427n30
art, 14, 201, 203–4, 209, 211, 437nn2–5
astronomy, 179
fatalism, 185
Greece, 149
in race theory, 152, 201, 205, 294, 335n39, 439n11–13
literature and philosophy, xxvi–xxvii, 36, 196–98, 213, 307n10, 346n8, 428n36, 442n26
military and political campaigns, 337n50, 441nn18–19, 442–43n28
on historical cones, 195–99, 296–97
periods in history, 438n9, 439nn12–13
religion and mythology, 198, 211, 336n43, 337n45, 357n57, 358n60, 415n2, 437n6, 438n9, 442n22. See also Doric, Ionic
Gregory I, Saint (Gregory the Great) (pope), 379n191, 423n11
Gregory of Nyssa, 448n65
Gregory, Isabella Augusta Persse, Lady, 312n21
and Hugh Lane affair, 409n43
as phasal example, 125, 378–79nn189–90
correspondence with, xxx, xxxii, 311n17, 312–23nn23–24, 325n69, 400n6, 403n19, 460n124, 461n127, 461n129
library at Coole, 417n3
stories told to, 161, 184, 402n12
WBY staying with in 1931–32, xxvii, 418n7
Works:
Cathleen Ní Houlihan, 369n122
Pot of Broth, The, 430n43
“Raftery,” in Poets and Dreamers, 379n192
“Tree Planting,” 333n30
Visions and Beliefs in the West of Ireland, 317n37, 382n212, 386n12, 389n20, 398n69, 402n16, 408n38
Gregory, Robert, 333n30, 406n28
Gregory, William Henry, Sir, 161, 333n30, 402n12
Grigson, Geoffrey, xlii–xliv
Grillion’s Club, London, 34, 333–34n31
Grosseteste, Robert (bishop), 140, 385–86nn11–12
Grout, James, 396n63
Grubb, W. T. Hunt, xlv
Gyraldus. See Giraldus
gyre, xlv, 29, 347n10, 347nn12–13, 348n16
repeating and expiation, 172–73, 289. See also cone, Thirteenth Cone
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, 203–4, 448n64, 450n70, 451n74
Hamilton, William, Sir, 10, 315n30
Hammersmith, London, 219, 294, 463n136
Hamsa, Bhagwān Shri, 384n4, 391n40, 413n70, 423n15, 435n62
Hannay, James O., 449n68
Harper, George Mills, 310n14, 312n23, 316n30, 317n34, 364n100, 403n19
Thomas Taylor the Platonist (with Raine), 320n52
W. B. Yeats and W. T. Horton, 465n2
Harper, Margaret Mills; Wisdom of Two, 312n22, 313n23
Harris, Frank, 144, 361n81, 390n27
Harris, Thomas Lake, xlii, 114, 375n159
Wisdom of the Adepts, The, 114, 374n159
Hartmann, Karl Robert Eduard von, xxvi
Hastings, James; Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, 415n2, 421nn10–11, 424n15, 427nn30–31, 429n39, 438n9, 447nn59–60, 449n68, 451nn76–77
Hauptmann, Gerhard, xxxiii, 3, 305n3, 306n5, 311n19
Hávamál, 363n94
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 358n60
Head, Heart, Loins, and Fall, 60f, 345n1
Heard, Gerald, 191, 335n39, 435n65
Heart, li, 60, 60f, 74, 110, 345n1
Hegel, Georg Friedrich Wilhelm, xxvi, 53, 139, 149, 294, 320n52, 351n25, 354n38, 400n5
Lectures on the Philosophy of History, 149, 191, 391n40, 435n63, 436n67, 449n65
Science of Logic, The, xxiv, 15, 181, 219, 294, 427n28, 464n138
Helen of Troy, 37, 99, 194, 336nn44–45, 363n92, 366n103, 367n111, 437nn3–4
Helvetius, John Frederick (Johann Friedrich Schweitzer), 137, 383n3
Hemsterhuis, Franciscus, 383n3
Henslowe, Philip, 374n156
Hera (god), 165, 220, 437–38n6
Heraclitus, 49–50, 60, 145, 180, 321n58, 345nn2–4, 346n6, 385n11, 425n18, 439n12, 465n4
Herbert, George, 128, 130, 379n197
Hermes (god), 437n6
Hermes Trismegistus, xxv, 184–85, 340–41n3, 384n10, 431n46
Hermetica, xxviii–xxix 139, 155, 189, 384n10, 395n59
Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. See Golden Dawn
Herod Antipater (character in the story of Salome), 198
Herodotus, 307n10
Hesiod, 437n3
Hinduism, xxvi, 138, 299–300n12, 316n30, 384n4, 413n66
Hodos Chameliontos, li, 5, 217, 309–10n14
Holmes, W. G.; Age of Justinian and Theodora, The, 443n29, 446n53, 448n61, 449n65
Holy Ghost, 142
Holy Grail, 317n37
Holy Sepulcher, Church of the, 29, 331n20
Homer, 4, 21, 195, 369n126, 437n3
Odyssey, 164, 307n10, 401n9, 407n36
Hone, Joseph M., 140, 317n35, 374n151, 385n11–12
Hood, Connie K., xxxi, xxxvii–xxxix, xlviii–l
“A Search for Authority,” 304n81
“Remaking of A Vision, The” 322n62, 328n1
Hood, Thomas; “Dream of Eugene Aram, The,” 19–20, 325n70
Hood, Walter Kelly, xxxi, 301n35, 304n81, 364n100
Horace, 375n160
Odes, 378n189
horoscope, 114, 130–31, 136, 157, 370n126, 430n41
Horton, William Thomas, 221, 374–75n159, 465n2
Howth, Dublin, Ireland, 39, 339n59
Huddon, Peter, 23–32, 36, 328n2
Hueffer, Ford Hermann (Ford, Ford Madox), 308n11
Hume, Robert Ernest, xxviii
Hunchback, 46, 72–73, 96, 131–33, 135, 296, 380n201, 405n27, 467n13. See also Saint, Fool
Husk
and after life states, 162–71, 282–83
defined, 137–39, 277–80, 412n56
with reference to Plotinus, 142, 143f. See also Celestial Body, Four Principles, Passionate Body, Spirit
Huysmans, Joris-Karl, 444n34
Hyde, Douglas, 327n75
Iconoclasm (Byzantine), 205, 451nn76–77
Ides of March, 145, 178, 390n28, 418n5, 422n11
Image, 44, 50, 62, 64, 68–70, 77, 81–86, 90–91, 95–109, 111, 114, 210, 213
India, 36, 138, 151, 172, 174, 188, 190, 201, 374n154, 414n1
Inge, William Ralph, 447n60, 448n60
Initiatory Moment, 280–81, 293. See also Critical Moment, Lightning Flash
instructors (communicators)
and theories of the Great Year, 181, 183, 187–89, 191, 292–93, 391n38, 414n1, 429n39, 432n58
basic symbols given by, 50–53, 55
continuing consultation, xxvii, xli, l
details about Great Wheel given by, 63, 74–75, 357n57
geometry of Principles explained by, 137, 139–42, 145–47, 149, 153–58
information about after life states given by, 165, 168–69, 172–75, 277–81, 281–89, 387n13
methods and purpose, 8–17, 314n28, 412n58
reviewers’ explanations of, xxxv, xliii, xlv
understanding of history, 294, 440n16
WBY’s promise not to read philosophy, xxv, 10. See also Alastor, Ameritus, Dionertes, Fish, Frustrators, Leo, Thomas of Dorlowicz
interchange of the tinctures. See tinctures
“Introduction” to AVA (Yeats), xxxvii–xxxviii, 329n13, 339n60, 341n6
Io (nymph), 437n6
Ionic, 196, 204, 211, 217, 440–41n18, 441n21. See also Doric, Greece/Greek culture
Iphigenia, 437n3
Ireland/Irish culture, 311n17, 340n1, 405n26, 422n11, 454n92
Anglo-Irish, xliv, 305, 334n33
fictional characters in, 27, 30, 32–38
folklore and mythology, 160, 166, 438n10, 465n1
in arts and philosophy, 327n76, 335n39, 440n17
politics and history, 337n52, 362–63n90, 364n98, 382–83n216, 464n138
travelers to, 329n13, 332–33n30
Yeatses’ travel to, 8, 314n26, 318n42
Irish Citizens Army, 464n138
Irish Free State, 38, 311n17, 337n52, 383n216
Irish Republican Army, 20, 383n216
Isaiah (book of the Bible), 322n63
Italy, 34, 60–62, 216, 305n3, 306n6, 358n68, 417n3, 443n28, 450n71, 452n83, 455n97, 457n108, 464n139. See also Rome/Roman culture
Ithaca, Greece, 212
Jacobean Age, 458n115
Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich, 137, 383n3, 424n15
Jacobus de Voraigne, 453n87
James I of England (king), 458n115
James VI of Scotland (king), 458n115
James, Henry, xxvi, 217, 400n5, 461n127
James, R. A. Scott, 305n1
Jeffares, A. Norman, 303n77, 349n18
Jerusalem, 119, 331n20, 448n63
Jesus. See Christ
Jocasta, 325n71
John of Patmos (“the Divine”), 397n64. See also Revelation
John the Baptist, Saint, 156, 198, 396n63, 397n64, 444n34
John, Augustus, xli, 2, 91, 304n1, 305n1, 333n31, 362n89
Johnson, Lionel Pigot, 154, 380n198, 395n57
Johnson, Samuel, 215, 312n20, 361n80, 375n160, 410n46, 459n118
Johnston, Charles, 395n57
Johnston, G. A., 349n20
Jonson, Ben, 114, 374n151, 374nn155–56, 374n158
Joseph of Arimathea, 317n37
Jourdain, Eleanor Frances (Frances Lamont); An Adventure, 165, 408n38
Ulysses, 4, 295, 308–9n12, 310n14, 467n10, 467n12
Work in Progress (Finnegans Wake), 394n52
Judaism, 151, 182, 195, 316n30, 421–22n11, 438n10, 457n106
Judas Iscariot, 132, 178, 380n204, 418nn5–6, 445n43, 445n46
Judith (character in the Bible), 27, 329n12
Judwalis, 29, 37, 39, 330n15, 404n23
Julian Calendar, 178–79, 421–22nn10–11
Julian the Apostate, 416n2
Julius II (pope), 211, 457n106, 458n113
Juno (god), 195, 438n6. See also Hera
Jupiter (planet), 153–54, 156, 219, 394n54, 465n140
Justinian I (Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Justinianus), 203, 204, 336n42, 448n64, 449n66
Kagawa, Toyohiko, 219, 294, 295, 463–64n137
Kant, Immanuel, xxvi, 29, 37, 52, 337n46, 348n17, 400n5
Critique of Pure Reason, 331n18
Karma, 190
Keats, John, xxxii, xlvi, 98, 100, 305–6n4, 364n101, 365n103
“Ode on a Grecian Urn,” 3, 305n4
Keith, Arthur Berriedale, 401n8, 434n62
Kelley, Edward, 18, 323n63, 330n13
Kelly, John, 314n26
Kelmscott House (Hammersmith, England), 463n136. See also Morris, William
Kendall, John D., 304n81
Kenner, Hugh, 342n15
Ker, Walter C. A.; Philippics (Cicero, tr. Ker), 420n8
Kiltartan, Co. Galway, Ireland, 51
Kings (book of the Bible), 438n10
Knockmaa. See Cruchmaa
Krishna, 173, 289, 367n114, 413n66
Kusta ben Luka (Qusta ibn Luqa), 39, 330–31nn15–16, 338nn53–54, 367n112, 404n23
Kyd, Thomas; Spanish Tragedy, The, 373n148
Laius, 325n71
Lamarck, Jean-Baptiste, 115, 119, 375n160
Landor, Walter Savage, 62, 82, 105, 108, 120, 355n42, 358n64, 369n126
Imaginary Conversations, 354–55n42
Lane, Hugh, 409n43
Langhorne, John and William, 417n3
Larkin, James, 464n138
Laurie, Werner, xxiii, xxxviii, 14, 320n49
Law, William, Rev., 18, 323nn63–64
Lawrence of Arabia. See Lawrence, Thomas Edward
Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 413n65
Lawrence, Thomas Edward (Lawrence of Arabia), 30, 331n22
Lazarus (character in the New Testament), 200
Leadbeater, Charles Webster, 387n12
Leap Castle, Co. Offaly, Ireland, 163, 405n26
Lear (character in Shakespeare, King Lear), 21
Leda, xlv, 37, 49, 195, 336nn43–44, 437nn2–3, 439n11
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, 154, 348n17, 394n56, 432n53
Lely, Peter, Sir (Pieter van der Faes), 34, 334n34
Leo (
), 169
Leo (frustrator), 316n31
Leo Africanus (Al Hassan Ibn-Muhammed al-Wezar Al-Fasi), 316n31, 317n34
Leo III (emperor), 451n76
Leonides of Alexandria, Saint, 450n68
Leopardi, Giacomo, 325n68
Leto, 437n5
Leukippos, 445n40
Lévi, Éliphas (Alphonse Louis Constant), 386n12
Lewis, Percy Wyndham, xxxiii, 19, 184, 296, 308n11, 324n67
as phasal example, 90–91, 362n87, 362n89
Time and Western Man, xxvi, 4, 307n11, 311n17, 430–31n43, 433n61
Libra (
), 48f, 60, 60f, 146, 146f–47f, 148, 156, 162, 291, 344n1
Liebregts, Peter Th. M. G., 336n42, 336n44, 436n70, 441n18
Lightning Flash, 280. See also Critical Moment, Initiatory Moment
London, England, 36, 38, 161, 312n23, 314n26, 316n30, 328n3, 328n6, 334n31, 334n34, 434n62
Longenbach, James, 365n102, 366n108
Longinus (supposed author of On the Sublime), 442n24
Longinus, Gaius Cassius, 418n6
Lord Dunsany (Edward Plunkett), 357n57
Love, xxx, 29, 105, 109, 120, 133, 144, 156, 292
after death, 161, 163, 170–71, 175, 287
and Denise, Huddon, and Duddon, 27, 30–32
in the arts, 4, 20, 183, 309n13, 313n25
or Concord, and War or Strife, 49–50, 180, 182, 195, 321n55, 345n2, 346n4, 351n27
sexual, 65. See also Concord, Discord, peace, pity
Lovell, Hin-Cheung, 323n65
Lover’s Nocturne, A (Shelley), 108
Loyola, Ignatius, 379n197
Lucretius (Titus Lucretius Carus), 158, 398n71
lunar, xxviii, 54, 60, 133, 138–40, 146, 160, 169, 178–83, 192, 279, 285, 300–301n31, 347n10, 352n33, 365n102, 381n208, 390n28, 422n11, 425n18
month, 144–45, 150–51, 178–79, 183, 421n10, 422n11
phases, 29, 42, 48f, 58–61, 60f, 279, 344n1, 391n38
Luther, Martin, 128, 130, 379n197, 380n199
Lydwine of Schiedam, Saint, 290
Machen, Arthur, 357n57
MacGreevy, Thomas, xxxi
Impassivity of the Unembodied, The (Plotinus), 169
Plotinus, 320n53
Enneads (Plotinus), 51, 286, 321n58, 349n20, 353n36, 386n12, 389n23, 401n9, 411n52, 426n22, 430n42, 466n1
MacManus, Dermott, 384n4
Macmillan of London, xxiii–xxv, xxxi–xxxiii, xxxvii–xli, xlvi–li, 301n47, 302n59, 302n61, 305n1, 313n24
Macmillan of New York, xxiv, xli, xlvii–xlix, 227, 304n81
Macmillan, Harold, xxiii, xlvii, 305n1, 343n17, 352n32, 355n48, 436n1
Macpherson, James, 86–87, 360–61n80
Ossian, 361n81
Macran, Henry S., 427n28
Macrobius Ambrosius Theodosius, 51, 347n10, 348n14
Commentary on the Somnium Scipionis, xxix, 348n14, 428n36
Maeterlinck, Maurice, 373n149
Magnus Annus, 185, 397n66. See also Great Year, The
Mahabharata, 380n206
Malatesta, Sigismondo, 307n10
Mallarmé, Stephane, 357n57, 444n34
Man Friday (character in Defoe, Robinson Crusoe), 166
Man of Ur (Man of Er) (Plato), 150, 181, 184, 392–93n44, 415n1, 423n13, 427n26
Mandukya Upanishad, 160, 162, 401n7, 403–4n20, 435n62
Mann, Neil, 322n58, 381n208, 381n211, 382n213, 387n12, 399n72, 412n56, 440n16, 450n68
“A Vision [1925]: A Review Essay,” 448n60
“Life and the After Life,” 404n22
“Numbers, Accuracy and Precision,” 429n39
Mantegna, Andrea, 212, 457n109
Manu, Code (Laws) of (Manusm
ti or Mānava-Dharmaśāstra), 179, 424n15
Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony), 420n8
Marinetti, Filippo Tommaso Emilio, 308n11
Marius, Gaius, 177, 416n3, 420n8
Mark (gospel), 90, 174, 361n86
Mark, Thomas
corrections, xxv, xlviii, l–li
proofing, xxxii, xli, xlvi–xlviii, 303n78, 304n83, 356–57n52
notebook, 232, 342n13, 352n31, 355n44, 369n125, 378n188, 399n3
Maro, Publius Vergilius. See Virgil
Marriage. See After Life States
Mars (god), 421n10
Mars (planet), 152–56, 183, 394n54, 430n40, 465n140
Marx, Karl, 121, 191, 294, 296, 377n171, 435n66
Mary II of England (queen), 398n71
Masaccio (Tommaso di Ser Giovanni di Mone Cassai), 210, 212, 456nn99–101, 457n109
Masefield, John, 332n27
Mask, li, 57f, 58f, 77, 193f, 370n128
Four Conditions of, 76
True and False, 66–67. See also Four Faculties
Mathers, Moina Bergson (“Vestigia”), 466n5
Mathers, Samuel Liddell (MacGregor), 223, 309n14, 316n30, 363n94, 466n5
Kabbalah Unveiled, The (tr.), 322n63, 339n59
Matthew (gospel), 90, 174, 362n86
Maxentius (emperor), 447n59
Mazarin, Jules, 378n189
McMillan, Margaret, 382n213
McNeill, Dorothy (Dorelia), 91, 362n89
McTaggart, John McTaggart Ellis, 387n13
Mead, G. R. S. (George Robert Stowe), xxiv, 387n12
Medb (Maeve) (queen of the Connachta), 326n75
mediaeval (Middle Ages)
arts, 175, 307n10, 348n17, 358n65, 456n103
characters in Pound’s Cantos, 4
medieval Europe, 348n14
mysticism and magic, 15, 398n69
thought, 140, 348n14, 361n83, 385n11, 391n39, 395n57, 428n32
Meditation. See After Life States
Meister, Wilhelm, 8, 313n25, 465n4
Melchiori, Giorgio, 328n5, 380n201
Menelaus (king), 336n45
Mephistopheles, 363n92
Meredith, George, 373n151
Merlin, 208–9
Merovingian Gaul, 423n11
Mesmer, Franz, 386n12
Messianic Eclogue. See Virgil: Eclogue IV
miaphysitism, 451n76
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni, 18, 21, 323n64, 458n113, 459n122
as phasal example, 213, 377n175
Middle Ages. See mediaeval
Middleton, Thomas, 371n131
Milan, Italy, 6
Milbank, Ralph, Earl of Lovelace, 373n149
Mill, John Stuart, 10, 316n30, 461n128
Milton, John, 41, 42, 215, 375n160
“Il Penseroso,” 340–41nn3–5
“On the Morning of Christ’s Nativity,” 214, 458n114
Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce, The, 341n7
Minoan culture, 438n9
Mirandola, Pico della, 15, 320n52, 329n13, 456n105
Moberly, Charlotte Anne Elizabeth (Elizabeth Morison), 165
Moberly, George, 408n38
modern/modernity
arts and letters, 34, 114, 119, 160, 175, 210–11, 307n10, 308n12, 324n67, 326n72
astronomy, 149
historical period, 4–5, 209, 215–16, 295
mind or character, 189, 198, 276
WBY’s knowledge of, xxvi, xxxiii
modernist. See modern/modernity
Mommsen, Christian Matthias Theodor, 179, 423n12
Monaco, 32
monophysitism, 451n76
Monreale, Sicily, Italy, 207, 453n86
Mont Saint-Michel, France, 209, 454n92
Montaigne, Michael de, 372n142
Monticelli, Adolphe Joseph Thomas, 100, 367n110
moon, 19, 27, 41–42, 48f, 58–60, 69, 104, 125, 153, 179, 222, 318n44, 324n65, 352n33, 356n50, 372n140, 412n55, 421n10, 440n17
full, 42–44, 99, 196–97, 206–7, 344n1, 392n43, 421n10
full in March, 145, 150, 178, 183, 390n28, 418n5, 422–23n11
Moore, G. E. (George Edward), xxvi
Moore, George Augustus, 115, 375n160
Moore, T. Sturge, xxvi, 329n9, 330n15, 390n27, 397n66, 400n5, 430–31n43, 434n62
Art and Life, 349n18, 376n166, 377nn172–73
Frobenius and Spengler, 433n59, 435n65
More, Thomas, Sir; Utopia, 393n50
Moreau, Gustave, 130, 380n200, 444n34
Morley, John, 93
Morris, William, 120, 219, 294, 306n5, 463n136
Collected Works of William Morris, The, 407n36
Gothic Architecture, 454n91
Odyssey of Homer, The, 164–65, 220, 407n36
Sundering Flood, The, 409n43
Water of the Wondrous Isles, The, 82–83, 358n65, 359n72
Moses (character in the Bible), 93, 342n12, 364n95
Motokiyo, Zeami; Nishikigi, 161, 402n16
Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban, 34, 334n35
Murphy, Russell Elliott, 457n108
Murray, Sir James Augustus Henry; Oxford English Dictionary (ed.), 54, 351n26, 379n194
Musée du Louvre, Paris, 369n122, 397n64
Mussolini, Benito, 350n21
Myers, Frederic W. H., 375n162, 404n22
Myron of Eleutherai, 211, 456n104
Myshkin, Prince Lyov Nikolaievich (character in Dostoyevsky, The Idiot), 361n82
mysticism, 12, 15, 142, 178, 281, 316n30, 364n100, 382n213, 383n2
Egyptian or Greek, xxv, 322n63, 346n7
practice of WBY and acquaintances, xlv, xlviii, 10, 343n17, 347n10, 379n197