), 153, 168, 185, 394n54, 414n1Napoleon. See Bonaparte, Napoleon
Narada Bhakti Sūtra, 299n12
National Gallery, London, 212
National Museum of Ireland, Dublin, 32, 332n29
Nature, 46, 78, 80, 84–85, 149, 197, 213, 337n46
Necessity, 64, 139, 385n10. See also Fate
Nefertiti, 459n121
Nemesius, Bishop of Emessa, 182, 427–28n32
Neo-Pythagorean, 200
Neoplatonism, 383n2, 386–87n12, 391n39, 395n57, 424n16, 447n56, 447n58, 447n60
Neptune (god), 214
Nero, Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, 132, 295, 380n202
Newell, William Wells, 453n89
Newman, John Henry, 128–30, 379–80nn197–98
Newton, Isaac, Sir, 186, 218, 432n53, 462n132
Nicholas of Cusa, 137, 180, 383n2, 425n19, 467n5
Nietzsche, Friedrich, 311n19, 324n67, 441n18
as phasal example, 95, 217, 364–65n101, 461n128
Works:
Beyond Good and Evil, 436n70
On the Genealogy of Morals, 436n70
Twilight of the Idols, 436n70
Nightingale, Florence, 403n19
Nijinsky, Vaslav, 357n57
Nikias, 442n22
Ninian (Lady of the Lake), 208
Nirvana, 158
niyoga, 381n206
Nizida (Louise A. Off), 387n12
Nō Drama (Japan), 160, 161, 165, 168, 354n39, 401n10, 402n16, 411n49
Nishikigi (Motokiyo), 402n16
Noah (character in the Bible), 182
Normandy, France, 159, 400n6, 454n92
Numa Pompilius, 422n11
O’Casey, Sean, 295, 361n82, 467nn10–11
Ó Crualaoich, Gearóid, 430n43
O’Donnell, William, 349n18, 453n89
Ó Faoláin, Seán, xxxv–xxxvi, xliii, xlvi
O’Leary, Daniel, xxxvi, 23, 24, 30, 36, 328n2
O’Neill, Maire, 378n182
O’Neill, Mary Devenport, xxix
Ó Raifteirí, Antoine (Anthony Raftery), 21, 127, 327n75, 379n192
O’Shea, Edward, 299n9, 313n25, 316n30, 341n7, 404n20
O’Shea, Katherine (Mrs. Charles Stewart Parnell), 93, 362n90, 363n91, 364n97, 364n99, 379n196
objective
and Christian dispensation, 465n140
and Shelley, 365n103
in history, 218
in various phases, 79, 88, 90, 97, 100, 109, 125, 136
instructors “are objectivity,” 287
mere “spirits” as, 17
on double cone, 52–54, 52f, 59
physical or spiritual, 65, 133, 155. See also tinctures
Oedipus, 20–21, 149, 325n70, 326n72–74
Oliver, Fredrick Scott, 186, 431–32n52
One Thousand and One Nights (Arabian Nights), 207, 335n42
One, the, 21, 37, 84, 180, 284, 290, 295, 298, 349n20, 353n36, 389n23
opening of the tinctures. See tinctures
oracle, 195
Apollonian Oracle, 178, 417n4, 418n5, 419n7
Delphic Oracle, 326n74
Pagan Oracle, 458n114
Origen (Oregenes Adamantius), 202, 447n56, 447n58, 449n68, 450n68
Orphic fragments, 320n52
Oshima, Shōtarō, 305n3, 399n72, 464n137
Ottoman Empire, 331n22, 336n42
Ovidius Naso, Publius (Ovid), 4, 295, 297
Metamorphoses, 307n10
Oxford Movement, 379nn197–98
Oxford, England, 3, 6, 11, 165, 224, 314n26, 316n32, 398n71
Paganism, 39, 211, 309n13, 357n57, 447n60, 457n106, 458nn113–14
Palmer, Samuel, 41, 341n5, 415n2
Palmyra, Syria, 204
Pan (god), 357n57
Pandu (king), 380n206
Paracelsus (Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim), 102, 313n25, 368n115, 386n12
Paris (prince of Troy), 337n45, 367n111, 437n4
Parmenides of Elea, 155, 349n20, 395n60, 395n61
Parnell, Charles Stewart, 91, 93, 127, 362–63nn90–91, 364nn95–96, 364n98, 379n196
Parsifal (character in Parzival), 208, 382n212
Parthenon (Athens, Greece), 201, 441n21, 442n22, 445n48
Passionate Body
and after life states, 162–71, 277–79, 282–84, 406–7n35, 407–8n37
and time, 140–41
on cones, 144–48
with reference to Plotinus, 142–43, 143f. See also Celestial Body, Four Principles, Husk, Spirit
Patañjali; Aphorisms of Yoga, 384n4, 435n62
“Romanticism,” 363n93
“School of Giorgione, The,” 366n103
Marius the Epicurean, 341n6
Renaissance, The, 341n6, 445n48
Patmore, Coventry Kersey Dighton, 156, 217, 397n64, 461n128
Patroclus (character in the Iliad), 342n10
Paul, Catherine E., 301n40, 306n6
Pausanias, 197, 336n43, 439n15, 442n21
Peacock, Thomas Love, 371n138
Perfect Number. See Golden Number
Persia/Persian culture, 36, 182, 335n41, 427n31, 442n28
in race theory, 151–52, 392n42
Persian Wars, 196, 337n50, 441nn18–19
Peter, Saint, 202, 205, 210, 453n85
Pethica, James, 417n3
Petit Trianon, Palace of Versailles, France, 165
Petrie, William Matthew Flinders, Sir, xxv, 151, 187, 335n39, 346n7, 392nn42–43, 432n56, 435n65
Revolutions of Civilization, The, 149, 191, 391n42, 417n3, 431n45
Phantasmagoria, 167–68, 171–72, 210, 283, 287, 328n1, 410n47
Phase 1, 79, 84, 104, 136, 187, 392n43
and Phase 15, 66, 118, 138, 149–56, 282, 290–91, 342n8
with Phases 8, 15, and 22, 58–61, 58f–59f, 68–69, 144–50, 146f–47f, 194, 344n1
in first quarter, 86–87
in first quarter, 86–87
with Phases 13, 17, and 27, 66–68, 97, 105–8, 146f
and physical primary, 133
in first quarter, 86–87
opening or closing of tinctures at, 65, 84, 355n47, 381n208
in first quarter, 86–87
opening and closing of tinctures at, 65, 84, 355n47
Phase 6, 85–86, 92, 113–14, 127–28
in first quarter, 86–87
Phase 7, 86–87, 88–89, 91, 116, 122
in first quarter, 86–87, 200, 445n45
Phase 8, 65, 86, 88–90, 91, 104, 118, 134, 282, 290
and opening and closing of tinctures, 65
in history, 202, 209, 217, 446n50
with Phases 1, 15, and 22, 58–61, 58f–59f, 68–69, 144–50, 146f–47f, 194, 344n1
Phase 9, 89, 90–91, 92–95, 116, 122, 124–25, 362n89
Phase 10, 91–93, 95, 115, 126–27
Phase 11, 93–94, 95–96, 111, 128–29, 131–34, 364n100
opening and closing of tinctures at, 65
Phase 12, 63, 83, 90, 95–96, 98, 101, 108–9, 118, 132, 152–53
examples, 42–43, 306n6, 342n11, 365n103
opening and closing of tinctures at, 65, 355n47
Phase 13, 43, 58, 81, 96–98, 152–53
in history, 196
opening and closing of tinctures at, 355n47
with Phases 3, 17, and 27, 61, 66–68, 105, 146f
Phase 14, 43, 80–81, 98–100, 135, 152–53
examples, 365n103, 366n106, 366n108
with Phases 16 and 17, 102–3, 105
Phase 15, 43–44, 63, 101–2, 103, 131, 285, 300n31, 367n112
and Phase 1, 66, 118, 136, 138, 149–156, 282, 290–91, 342n8, 352n31
in history, 186, 204, 206, 211–13, 451n74
with Phases 1, 8, and 22, 58–61, 58f–59f, 68–69, 144–50, 146f–47f, 194, 344n1
Phase 16, 79–80, 102–5, 122, 152–53
with Phases 14, 17, or 18, 98–99, 109–110, 144
Phase 17, 98, 105–8, 144–45, 147, 152–53
examples, 365n103, 366n106, 370n126, 372n142
in history, 186, 205, 213, 296, 458n115
with Phases 3, 13, and 27, 61, 66–67, 82, 146f
with Phases 16 or 18, 109–10, 112–13, 144
Phase 18, 108–10, 111, 118, 132, 152–53, 345n1
in history, 186, 213, 296–97, 458n115
opening or closing of tinctures at, 65, 355n47
with Phases 16 or 17, 98, 112, 144
Phase 19, 86, 110–12, 113–14, 118–20, 128, 144
in history, 186, 197, 215, 217–18, 458n115
opening or closing of tinctures at, 65, 355n47
Phase 20, 86, 93, 112–15, 120, 144
examples, 313n24
in history, 197, 215, 296, 458n115
Phase 21, 86–87, 115–17, 118–20, 123–25, 144
examples, 313n24
in history, 197, 205, 215, 296, 458n115
Phase 22, 89, 115, 117–21, 128, 162, 356n52, 357n54
and cardinal directions, 138, 392n43
and emotion of sanctity, 134, 216, 282, 381n210
and opening and closing of tinctures, 65, 84, 169
and physical primary, 133
in history, 151, 194, 197, 205, 209–11, 216–17, 290, 295, 452n79
with Phases 1, 8, and 15, 58–61, 58f–59f, 68–69, 144–48, 146f–47f, 300–301n31, 344n1
Phase 23, 115, 121–25, 126–28, 132–33, 162–64, 467n13
and physical primary, 133
example, 309n12
on tables, 73–78
with Phases 24 and 25, 130, 134
Phase 24, 93, 94, 113, 125–28, 129, 162, 467n13
and physical primary, 133
example, 312n21
on tables, 73–77
with Phases 23 and 25, 130, 134, 164
Phase 25, 94, 111, 128–31, 162–64, 217, 296
and physical primary, 133
on tables, 73–78
opening or closing of tinctures at, 65, 84
with Phases 23 and 24, 130, 134
Phase 26, 63, 96, 109, 131–33, 162, 355n47
and spiritual primary, 133
opening or closing of tinctures at, 65, 83–84, 381n208
Phase 27, 63, 79, 131, 133–34, 152, 162, 381n209, 445n46
opening or closing of tinctures at, 355n47
with Phases 3, 13, and 17, 66–68, 97, 106, 146f
Phase 28, 45, 58, 63, 80, 98, 131–34, 135, 162, 357n54, 382n213
and Phase 1, 79, 145, 148, 352n31
on tables, 73–78
Phidian (age), 196, 205, 439n13, 439n15, 451n75
Phidias, 196–97, 199, 205, 207, 211, 439n13, 441n18, 441n20, 453n86
Pindar, 437n3
Pirandello, Luigi, 295, 467n10
Pisces (), 153, 168, 185, 394n54, 414n1
Pitt, William, Sir (Earl of Chatham; Pitt the Elder), 34, 334n34
pity, 5, 71, 104, 121, 124–25, 127, 200, 368n115, 445n43
Plato, xxvi, xxix, 21, 39, 150, 180, 192, 197–98, 315n30, 320n52, 322n63, 340–41n3, 341n7, 373n151, 381n209, 385n11, 396n61, 436n70, 442n26
Academy of, 203, 448n64, 456n105
Cratylus, 321n58
Dialogues, 10
Golden Number (Perfect Number), 156, 181, 393n44, 397n66, 427n25
Ion, 321n58
Man of Er, 150, 181, 184, 392–93n44, 415n1, 423n13, 427n26
Meno, 338n56
Parmenides, 400n4
Republic, The, 156, 181, 196, 321n58, 392–93n44, 397n65, 423n13, 426–27nn24–25, 441n19
Timaeus, xxv, 50, 181, 183, 321n58, 346n7, 393n44, 397n66, 415n1, 426n24, 428n35, 429n39
Platonic, xxxvii, 139, 180, 321n58, 345n4, 348n14, 424n16, 426n22, 442n27, 465n2, 456n105
Platonic Year, 149–50, 156, 181, 184, 415n1, 424n16, 426n24, 428n36, 429n39, 431n47. See also Great Year
Platonism, 167, 436n70. See also Neoplatonism
Platonist, xxvii, 41, 140, 212, 340–41n3, 345n4, 386–87n12, 419n7, 436n70
“Play of King Lear, The” (Watson), 135, 382n214
Plotinus, xxvi, xxix, 51, 60, 180, 184, 202–3, 276, 375n163, 389n23, 401n9, 447n56
Authentic Existants of, 142–43, 143f, 389–90n23
MacKenna translation, xxvi, 15, 51, 169, 320n53, 411n52
Taylor translation, 15, 320n52
specific passages in the Enneads, 321n58, 349–50n20, 353n36, 411n52, 426n22, 430n42, 466n1
Plunkett, Emmeline M., Ancient Calendars and Constellations, 185, 300n24, 431n46
Plutarch, 185, 321n58, 372n142
De placitis philosophorum, 425n18
Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans, 21, 327n76, 417n3
Poincaré, Jules Henri, 462n132
Pollio, Gaius Asinius, 177, 417n4
Pollux, 37, 336n44, 337n45. See also Castor
Porphyry of Tyre, 160, 212, 320n52, 322n63, 401n9, 426n23, 447n58
Port Royal monastery, Paris, 432n53
Porteous. See Porbus
Portinari, Beatrice, 106, 323n64, 370n130
Pound, Dorothy (née Shakespear), xxxii, 306nn5–6, 318n44, 350n21, 453n86
Pound, Ezra
and A Packet for Ezra Pound, xxxii–xxxv, 301n40
“Brancusi,” 324n67, 325nn68–69
Cantos, The, xxxiii, xliv, 275, 306n7, 307n9
Cathay, 276
Certain Noble Plays of Japan, 402n16
“Homage to Sextus Propertius,” 276, 467n3
introduces WBY to artists and ideas, 305n3, 350n21, 433n59
“Nō” or Accomplishment (with Ernest Fenollosa), 401n10, 402n16
on Great Wheel, 309n12, 364–65nn101–2
on various poets, 355n42, 366n108
“Return, The,” xxxiv, 22, 327n78
reviewers of AVB comment on, xliv
Ripostes, 327n78
society of in Rapallo, 3, 6, 12, 306nn5–7, 310n15, 311n19
travels with Yeatses, 321n56, 350n21, 453n86
“Two Poems,” 327n78
WBY’s letter to, 19–22
Wyndham Lewis and, 307–8n11, 311n17
Powell, Charles, xxxviii
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, 459n122
precession of the equinoxes, 149, 184, 391n38, 414n1, 429n39
Principles. See Four Principles
Proclus, 149, 181–82, 320n52, 321n58, 322n63, 391n39, 427n25
Commentary on Plato’s Timaeus, 426n24
Psalms (book of the Bible), 438n10
Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite, 154, 347n10, 395n57, 451–52n78
Ptolemy, Claudius, 184–85, 397n67, 414n1, 419–20n7, 429n39
Almagest (Mathēmatikē Syntaxis), 185, 331n16, 429n39
Hyothesis of the Planets, 431n47
Punjab, 442n28
Purification. See After Life States
Purohit, Shri, Swāmi. See Swāmi, Shri Purohit
Purser, Louis Claude, 310n14, 344n1, 419n7
Pusey, Edward Bouverie, 379n198
Pythagoras of Samos, 50, 322n63, 346n8
Quartodecimanism, 422n11
Queensberry Scandal, 373n149
Quinn, John, xliv, 304n1, 308n12
Quinn, Kerker, xlii
Rabelais, François, 102, 103, 213, 367n115, 368n115
Radcliffe, Elizabeth, 403n19, 408n38
Raftery, Anthony. See Ó Raifteirí, Antoine
Raine, Kathleen
Thomas Taylor the Platonist (with Harper), 320n52
Yeats the Initiate, 328n5, 330n13, 384n4
Ramakrishna (Gadadhar Chattopadhyay), 290
Rapallo, Italy, xxx–xxxiii, 3, 6, 12, 305n3, 306n6, 311nn18–19, 325n69
Rapallo Notebooks, xxix, 301n40, 392n44, 424n15, 433n59
Raphael (Raffaelo Sanzio), 196, 211, 213, 456n104, 459n122
Disputa (“Disputation of the Holy Sacrament”), 458n113
School of Athens, 458n113
Stanza della Segnatura, Vatican, 213–14, 458n113
Rashid, Harun al- (caliph), 37, 39, 59, 207–8, 335n42, 338nn53–54
“Reader, The” (Squire), 436n67
Realism, 121, 144, 201–2, 329n7
Regent’s Park, London, 23, 328n3
Rembrandt, Harmenszoon van Rijn, 104, 122–25, 130, 362n89, 368n120, 377n175, 378n181, 459n122
Descent from the Cross, 377n177
Renaissance, xxvii, 150, 197, 205, 211, 216, 320n52, 341n6, 365n103, 392n42, 397n64, 428n36, 451n75, 456nn103–4, 457n109
Return. See After Life States
Revelation (book of the New Testament), 203, 212, 448n63, 457n108. See also John of Patmos
Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 216, 334n33, 459–60n122
Rhymers’ Club, 365n102, 395n57
Ricard, Louis Gustave, 216, 460n126
Richardson, Samuel, 217, 460n123, 461nn127–28
Richelieu, Cardinal de (Armand Jean du Plessis), 375n160
Ricketts, Charles, 217, 460n126
Riding, Laura, 323n65
Rigg, J. M., 324n65
Rimbaud, Arthur, 356n48
Robartes, Michael, 327–28n1
commenting on WBY, 342n14
diagram from Cuala Press volume, 188
in “Stories,” 24–47
in AVA, 327n1
“Michael Robartes Foretells” TS, 315n28
on phasal placement, 362n89, 364n100, 365n101, 367n112, 368n115, 374n153
Stories of Michael Robartes and His Friends incorporated into AVB, xxxvi–xxxviii, xl
WBY writes exaggerated story of, 339n60, 341n6
WBY writing Stories, 332n25. See also Aherne, Owen; Yeats, William Butler: Works: Fiction: Stories of Michael Robartes and His Friends
Robespierre, Maximilien François Marie Isidore de, 62, 355n43
Robinson, Henry Crabb, 323n64
Robinson, Lennox, xxxiii, 15, 320n51
Rodin, Auguste, 366n105
Romanesque, 206, 208–9, 311n18, 452n83
Romantic Movement, 6
Rome/Roman culture, 27, 450n71
art and religion, 14, 200–201, 211, 337n45, 447n59, 456n103, 459n122
calendar, 178–79, 421–22nn10–11
Empire, 306n5, 336n42, 374n154, 446n53
history and politics, xxvi, 335n39, 380n202, 450n71, 451n73, 453n85
in race theory, 152, 296–97, 374n154, 450n72
on historical cones, 197–202, 214, 216, 416n3, 423n12
philosophy, 428n36
Romulus, 183, 390n28, 428nn36–37
Rosenkreuz, Father Christian, 331n17
Rosicrucianism, 322n63
Ross, Sir Edward Denison, 331n21, 338n54
Rosses Point, Sligo, Ireland, 8, 314n26
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (Gabriel Charles Dante), 100, 324n65, 366n106, 369n126, 372n143
Rossi, Mario M., 140, 383n2, 385n12, 394n52, 434n62
Rousseau, Jean Jacques, 215, 459n118
Royal Academy of Arts, London, 334n33
Royal Dublin Society, Dublin, 332n29
Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin, 460n122
Rudge, Olga, 311n19
Russell, Bertrand, xxvi, 184, 430–31n43
Russell, George William (Æ), xxxv, xliv, 128, 130, 311n17, 379n195, 379n197, 380n200
Saddlemyer, Ann, 312n22, 320n52
Sage, 118, 169, 175, 177, 289–91, 367n114, 375n163. See also Teacher, Victim
Saint, 21, 46, 66, 73, 97, 133–34, 152, 204, 206, 219. See also Hunchback, Fool
Samhain, 465n1
Samuel (character in the Bible), 37, 337n48
Sant’Ambrogio, Basilica di, Milan, 6, 311n18
Sappho, 335n40
Sargent, John Singer, 34, 335n35
Satan (the devil), 107, 198, 215, 276, 371n135, 457n108
half-divine Serpent, 203, 449n67
Sato, Junzo, 318n43
Saturn (planet), 153–54, 156, 219, 394n54, 430n40, 465n140
Saturnalia, 463n135
Savonarola, Girolamo, 93, 212, 364n100
Sayers, Peig, 430n43
Schneider, Hermann; History of World Civilization from Prehistoric Times to the Middle Ages, The, 151, 294–95, 393n49
Schopenhauer, Arthur, xxvi, 364n100, 400n5
Schweitzer, Johann Friedrich. See Helvetius, John Frederick
Scipio Aemilianus (Scipio Africanus the Younger), 423n13
Scorpio (
), 171
Scott, Walter; Hermetica (tr.), xxviii, 139
Second Purification. See After Life States
Sedlak, Francis, 464n138
Seanad Eireann (Irish Senate), xxxiv, 19–20, 325n69
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, 425n18
Sepharial (Dr. Walter Gorn Old), 424n15
Severus, Septimius, 450n68
Seville, Spain, 321n56
Shakespear, Olivia, xxiv, xxix–xxxii, 306n5, 309n12, 310n16, 315n29, 320n52, 360n80, 395n57, 462n134, 465n140
Shakespeare, William, xliii, 38, 373n148
as phasal example, 112, 114–15, 117, 123, 213, 296, 373–74n151, 374n158
Works:
All’s Well That Ends Well, 337n49
As You Like It, 359n69
First Folio, 374n155
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, 402–3n17
Julius Caesar, 356n50
King Lear, 21, 326n73, 382n212, 382n214
Rape of Lucrece, The, 373n148
Richard III, 90, 362n88, 380n201
sonnets, 113, 374n152, 374n157
Shannon River, Ireland, 32
Shannon, Charles, 460n126
shape-changer, 157, 171, 286, 322n60
Shaw, George Bernard, 115, 118, 373n149, 375n160
Shaw, Nellie, 464n138
Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft, 155, 370n129, 396n61
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 82, 371n135, 371n138, 396n61
as phasal example, 105–7, 124, 365n103, 369n126
Works:
Alastor; or the Spirit of Solitude, 107, 124, 358n66, 378n184
Hellas, 107, 358n66, 370n127, 372n145
“Ode to the West Wind,” 108, 372n143
Peter Bell III, 324n65
“Prince Athanase,” 41, 106, 341n4, 370n127, 370n129
Prometheus Unbound, xxvii, 107, 155, 372n140, 395n60
Queen Mab, 124, 370n127, 372n145, 378n184
Wandering Jew, The, 372n145
Sheridan, Mrs., 389n20
Shiftings. See After Life States
Shipton, Mother (Ursula Southeil), 183, 328n3, 429n37
Sibylline Books, 178, 417n4, 419–20n7, 429n37
Sicily, Italy, 204, 208, 292, 443n28, 450n71, 453n86
Sidhe (Tuatha Dé Danann), 326–27n75
Sidney, Philip, Sir, 339n61
Simeon Stylites, Saint, 174, 413n68
Simon, Collyns, 140
Simplicius of Cilicia, 49, 345n2, 345n4
Sinai, Mount, 44, 342n12, 364n95
Sistine Chapel, Vatican, 213–14, 217, 457n107, 458n113
Sligo, Ireland, xxxv, 165, 314n26, 408n38
Smith, Kirby Flower, 415n2
Society for Psychical Research, 165, 375n162, 402n13, 404n22, 406n29
Socrates, 133, 180, 315n30, 321n58, 338n56, 381n209, 426n21, 441n19, 443n31
solar, xxviii, 54, 60, 138, 140, 144–46, 149–51, 160, 162, 169, 178–83, 186, 192, 199, 279, 285, 291, 300–301n31, 352n33, 381n208, 396n63, 404n22, 421–22n11, 425n18, 444n35
solstice, 180
Antigone, 325n71
Oedipus at Colonus, 20, 325–26n71
Oedipus Tyrannus, 325–26n71, 326n73
Sordello da Goito, 307n10
Soud, William David, 299n12
Southwell, Robert, 369n121
Sparta, 37, 195, 336nn43–44, 337n50
Speculum Angelorum et Hominum (Giraldus), xxiv, xxix, xxxvii, 27–29, 39, 48, 329n13, 330n15, 340n62
Spencer, Herbert, 117, 121, 217, 375n162, 461n128
Spengler, Oswald, xxiv, xxvi, xlii, 435n65
comments on culture, 189–90, 319n47, 433n61 434n61
Decline of the West, The, xliv–xlv, 9, 14, 191, 315n29, 319n46, 433n61
Frobenius and Vico, 189, 191, 335n39, 433nn58–59
Spenser, Edmund
Faerie Queene, The, 149, 391n38
“Hymne of Heavenly Beautie,” 356n51
Spenser, Gabriel, 374n156
sphere, 49–53, 66, 137, 142, 147, 155, 175, 180–81, 184–85, 192, 277, 341n3, 346n4, 347n10, 388n18, 389n22, 395n60, 399n72, 408n39, 425n18, 426n24, 431n47, 446n54
Sphinx, 21, 149, 153, 217, 326n72, 394n54
Spinoza, Baruch de, 93–94, 186, 364n100, 432n53
Spirit
and after life states, 162–72, 282–88, 406–7n35, 408n37, 409n41, 411n53
and Victimage, 174–75
defined, 137–39, 143–44, 160, 188, 277–80
with reference to Plotinus, 142, 143f. See also Celestial Body, Four Principles, Husk, Passionate Body
spirits, xliii, 17, 160, 282, 314n28, 337n47, 403n19, 405n26, 459n119. See also ghost
spiritual primary (spiritual objectivity), 65, 133, 216
spiritualism, xliii, 18, 160–61, 409n43
Spiritus Mundi, 386n12. See also Astral Light
Squire, John Collings, Sir, 191, 435n67
St. Leger, Emily Ursula Clare, 402n11
St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, 6, 311n18, 312n20
St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome, 215, 458–49n117
St. Vitus’ dance (Sydenham chorea), 206, 452n82
Stanfield, Paul, 352n35
Stanislavski, Constantin, 329n7
Stanza della Segnatura, Vatican (Raphael), 213–14, 458n113
Stead, William Force, 319n46
Stein, Gertrude, 308n11
Stella (Esther Johnson), 366n104
Stendhal, Henri Beyle, 119, 376n167
Stephens, James, 368n115
Stoddart, Sir John, 103
Stoics, 183, 197–200, 424n16, 425n18, 426n20, 428n36, 442n27, 443n31
Stone Cottage, Coleman’s Hatch, Sussex, England, 401n10
Stothard, Thomas, 368n118
strife, 59, 321n55, 345n2. See also war, Discord
Strong, Eugénie Sellers, 443n32, 444n35, 445n46
Strzygowski, Josef, 188, 204, 205, 452n83
“Triumph of Representational Art. Hellenism, Semitism, Mazdaism, The,” 433n58
Origin of Christian Church Art, 432n58, 451n73
Sturm, Frank Pearce, 347n10, 412n55
and Giraldus, 331n16
and Kusta ben Luka, 338n54
and Latin, xxiv, 329n13, 347–48nn13–14
input into revisions, xxviii, xxx, xxxii, 300nn20–21, 337n47, 352n33
subjective
and antithetical dispensation, 465n140
and Judas, 445n46
and Keats, 365n103
and Principles, 282
defined, 51
in various phases, 67, 81, 87, 92–93, 95, 97, 100, 102–3, 106
man after death, 314n28
on double cone, 52–54, 52f, 59
on Great Wheel, 60f, 65–66. See also tinctures
Suetonius (Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus), 420n8
Sulla, Lucius Cornelius, 185, 416n3
Sumer, 151
sun, 19, 37, 48f, 58–60, 69, 133, 151, 179, 184, 192, 199, 222, 352n33, 356n51, 412n55, 440n17
Surrealist, 444n34
Sussex, England, 314n26
Sutherland, Alexander Charles, 318n38, 323n65, 361n81, 367n111, 408n38, 412n61
Suzuki, Daisetz Teitaro; Essays in Zen Buddhism, 158, 399n72
Swāmi, Shri Purohit (Shankar Gajannan Purohit), xxvi, xxviii, 190, 384n4, 401n7, 424n15, 434n62
Holy Mountain, The, 384n4, 391n40, 413n70, 423n15, 435n62
Indian Monk, An, 435n62
Ten Principal Upanishads, The, 401nn7–8, 403–4n20, 424n15, 434–35n62
Swedenborg, Emanuel, xlii, 10, 316n30
as phasal example, 117, 120, 375n162
Mundus Intelligibilis, 51, 348n17
spiritualism, 18, 160, 281, 322n60, 347n12, 376n169
Works:
Heaven and its Wonders, and Hell, 165, 395n57, 409n40
Principia Rerum Naturalum, 51, 348n16
Spiritual Diary, 347n12, 407n37
Swift, Jonathan, 4, 7, 36, 311n18, 312n20, 366n104
Discourse of the Contests and Dissensions between the Nobles and the Commons, 335n39
Gulliver’s Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, 21, 326n72
“Progress of Beauty, The,” 4, 308n11
Symbolist movement, 339n61, 357n57
Symons, Arthur, 109, 349n18, 372n147, 381n211
Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125 (Beethoven), 19
Syncellus, Georgius, 185, 431n46
Synge, John Millington, 122–25, 130, 276, 340n1, 377n175, 377–78n179, 409n42, 466n2
Deirdre of the Sorrows, 124, 378n182
Playboy of the Western World, The, 339n59, 377n178, 378n180
Syria, xxix, 338n54, 411n55, 413n68, 416n2, 442n28, 450n72
Système du monde, Le. See Duhem, Pierre
Tagore, Rabindranath, 393–94n51
Tantra, xxvi
T’ao Ch’ien; “Moving House,” 318n38
Taurus (
), 145, 152, 164, 168, 360n76, 394n54
Taylor, Alfred Edward, xxvi, 156, 428n35
Commentary on Plato’s Timaeus, A, 181, 397n66
Plato: The Man and His Work, 156, 208, 397n66, 428n35
Taylor, Richard, 331n16, 320n52
Taylor, Thomas
History of the Restoration of the Platonic Theology by the Later Platonists, A, 387n12
Pausanias, 197, 336n43, 439n15, 442n21
Select Works of Porphyry, 401n9
Teacher, 367n114, 375n163. See also Sage, Victim
Teheran, Iran, 36
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, 333n31, 364n101, 365n103
Terrell, Carroll F., 307n9, 309n13
Thackeray, William Makepeace, 333n31
Thaumaturgy, 446n55
Thebes, Greece, 21, 325n71, 326nn72–73, 444n38
Theocritus, 82, 358n67
Theodora, 452–53n85
Theosophy, xliii, 386–87n12, 389n20, 395n57, 404n22, 406n30
Thermopylae, Greece, 337n50
Theseus (king), 20
Tibet, 292
Thirteenth Cone, xlvii, 142, 147, 155, 165–67, 170–72, 174–75, 192, 219–20, 279, 283, 287–88, 290–91, 388–89n18
Thirteenth Cycle, xlvii, 155, 388n18
Thirteenth Sphere, xlvii, 155, 388n18
Thomas à Kempis; Imitation of Christ, The, 62, 354n41
Thomas Aquinas, Saint, 50, 209–10, 368n119, 455n95
Thomas of Dorlowicz (communicator), 316n31, 318n39, 354n37, 354n39, 371n139, 373n149, 411n53
Thompson, Francis
From the Night of Forebeing, 182–83, 428n33
Hound of Heaven, The, 428n33
Sister Songs, 428n33
Thoor Ballylee, 8, 13, 136, 314n26, 340n2, 382n216
Thoreau, Henry David, 85
Walden, 360n78
Thorpe, Thomas, 374n157
tinctures (primary and antithetical)
and After Life States, 285–86
and Automatonism, 70
and Byzantium, 336n42
and civilizations, 150–52, 186–90, 295–97
and Commedia dell’ Arte, 62
and Discords, 69–70
and late antiquity, 200–202
and Mrs. Patrick Campbell, 373n149
and religious dispensations, 153–54
and rules for finding Faculties, 66–68
and Unity of Being, 354n37
anti-self, 350n23
antithetical revelation, 207
changed predominance, 88–89
Christ and John the Baptist, 396n63
closing of antithetical, 108–10
closing of primary, 110
closing of the tinctures, 215
coming antithetical influx, 219
defined, 52–53, 63, 78, 97, 115–16, 124, 140, 212–13, 217
diagrammed, 53f, 54–59, 60f, 143f, 279
Gothic joy, 209
historical dispensation, 191–92
images of Christ, 204
in Boehme, 350n22
interchange (or exchange), 66, 79, 169, 289–90, 297
interchange reflected through Principles, 118
of Christ and other Avatars, 367n114
on Great Wheel, 60–63
opening, 65–66
opening and closing, 83–84, 355n47
physical and spiritual primary, 133–34, 381n208
Sage and Victim, 375n163
symbolic gender and cardinal directions, 291
waning of antithetical age, 197–98
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio), 196, 213–14, 365n103, 372n142, 441n20
Tolstoy, Leo Nikolayevich, 13, 217, 318n43, 461n128, 464n137
Totem and Taboo (Freud), 409n43
Tour in Ireland, A (Young), 332n30
Toynbee, Arnold J., xxvi, 438n9
Study of History, A, 195, 438n9
Trinity College, Dublin, 310n14, 334n33
Triton (god), 214
Trollope, Anthony, 308n12
Troy, 194, 342n10, 437n3, 439n11
Twain, Mark (Samuel Clemens), 333n31
twenty-eight phases, 9–10, 14–15, 58, 60, 66, 79–136, 144–48, 187, 278–80, 315n29, 360n76
Ulster Cycle, 326n75
unicorn, xxxvii, xli, 27, 47f, 330n15, 343n17
Unity of Being, 12, 60f, 61, 65–66, 74, 97, 105–13, 120–21, 151, 153, 158, 188, 211–12, 285, 353n37, 355n48, 365n102, 399n72
Upanishads, xxvi, xxviii, 160, 162, 179, 190, 401nn7–8, 403–4n20, 424n15, 434–35n62. See also Brihadāranyaka Upanishad, Mandukya Upanishad
Uranus (god), 437n4
Vaishnavism, xxvi
Valerius Maximus, 421n8
Valéry, Ambroise-Paul-Toussaint-Jules, 399n3, 400n4
“Cimetière Marin, Le,” 159, 160, 399n2
van Dyck, Anthony, Sir, 214, 458n116
Velázquez, Diego, 362n89, 373n149
Venice, Italy, 212, 214, 358n68, 449n66, 450n71, 457n106
Venus (god), 104, 309n13, 369n124
Venus (planet), 152–54, 156, 394n54, 465n140
Verhaeren, Émile, 216, 460n125
Verlaine, Paul, 66, 216, 356n48, 365n102, 459n121
Vickers, Michael, 439n14
Vico, Giambattista, xxvi, 152, 186, 191, 335n39, 394n52
Victim, 118, 169, 173–78, 288–91, 367n114, 375–76n163. See also Sage, Teacher
Victimage, xxx, 118, 174–75, 290, 375–76n163, 381n207, 413n67
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 211, 456n103
Victoria of Great Britain and Ireland (queen), 125, 127–28, 378n189
Vienna, Austria, 27
Villard de Honnecourt, 209, 454n92
Villiers de l’Isle Adam, Auguste, 368n119
Axël, 30–32, 329n9, 331n17, 332n26, 368n119
Villon, François, 210–11, 372n142, 456n99, 456n102
Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro), xxviii, 177–78, 183, 295, 323n64, 364n101
Aeneid, 393n50
Eclogue IV, 177, 296, 415n2, 417n4, 429n37
Georgics, 296
Virgin Mary, 6, 207–8, 213, 380n198
Virgo (
), 177
Vishnu, 413n66
Vision, A (1925)
after publication, 15, 191, 356–57n52
correction, xxviii–xxx, 329n13, 338nn54–55, 345n2, 347n10, 352n33, 355n47
creation, 7–14, 315n29, 319n45, 353n37, 360n76, 365nn101–3, 369–70n126, 375n162, 380n204, 384n9, 408n38, 440n16
early versions, 39, 300n25, 328n1, 358n66, 360n80, 362n89, 369n122
Parts:
“Dove or Swan” (Book III), 15, 295, 315n29, 320n49, 324n67, 436n1, 462n133
“Gates of Pluto, The” (Book IV), xxvii, xxix, 322n60, 383n1
Introduction, xxxvii–xxxviii, 329n13, 339n60, 341n6
“What the Caliph Partly Learned” (Book I), 357n55, 382n216
“What the Caliph Refused to Learn” (Book II), xxviii, 300n20, 338n53, 352n33, 396n61
queries about, 323n63
reception of, xxiii–xxiv
Vision, A (1937)
current edition, xlix–li
drafts, xxxi, 275–98, 346n5, 382n216, 392n42, 462n134
illustrations, 305n1, 343n17, 344–45n1, 436n1
later editions, xlvi–xlviii, 232, 352n31
Parts:
“Dove or Swan” (Book V), xxxi–xxxii, xl, 187, 193–220, 293–98, 440n16
“Great Year of the Ancients, The” (Book IV), xxxi, xxxix, xl, xlix, 177–92, 291–93, 300n25, 393n44, 413–14n1, 418–19n7, 431n49, 432n57, 436n73
“Packet for Ezra Pound, A,” xxxii–xxxvi, xl, 3–22, 301n47, 332n25, 466n4
“Rapallo” (a part of “Packet”), xxxii, xxxiv, 3–6, 275–76, 311n19, 385n11
“Soul in Judgment, The” (Book III), xxxi, xl, 10, 18, 157, 159–75, 281–91, 410n45
“Stories of Michael Robartes and his Friends,” xxxvi–xxxvii, xl, xlviii, 15, 23–40, 188, 328nn1–2, 331n19, 332nn23–25, 337n51, 338n55, 340n63, 343n17
publication process and proofs, xxix–xli, 232–66, 302n61, 320n49, 355n48, 413–14n1, 462n133, 466n4
reception of, xli–xlvi
research for, xxv–xxviii, xxxi, 15–16, 319n46, 320n51, 346n7, 384n4, 391n42, 399n72, 432n58, 448n60
writing of, xxvii–xxxii, 6, 300n31, 304n1, 322n58, 428n34
Vision of the Blood Kindred. See After Life States
Voltaire, Francoise Marie Arouet de, 32, 216, 332n28, 460n123
von Döllinger, Johann Joseph Ignaz, 457n106
von Eschenbach, Wolfram; Parzival: A Knightly Epic, 453–54n90
von Hartmann, Karl Robert Eduard, 400n5
von Reichenbach, Carl (baron), 386n12
von Rosenroth, Christian Knorr; Kabbala Denudata, The, 39, 316n30, 322n63, 339n59
von Stein, Charlotte, 372n146
Waite, A. E. (Arthur Edward), 356n50, 370n130, 382n212
Waley, Arthur, 318n38
Wallace, Abraham, Dr., 163, 406n29
Wallace, William; Logic of Hegel, 427n28
Walpole, Robert, Sir, 432n52
Walton, Eda Lou, xliv
war, 24, 26, 37–38, 43, 49, 60, 194–95, 397n67, 398n71, 452n79
English Civil War, 467n9
Irish Civil War, 20, 136, 163, 337n52, 382n216
Peasants’ War, 380n199
Peloponnesian War, 446n54
Punic Wars, 446n54
Roman civil wars, 177
Trojan War, 337n45, 380n203, 437nn3–4, 439n11
War of Independence, 337n52
war-horse, 447n59
World War II, xxv
Water. See Elements
Watson, William, Sir, 382n214
Watteau, Jean-Antoine, 216, 459n121
Watts, George Frederic, 372n142
Webster, John, 386n12
Wellesley, Dorothy, xxxviii, 323n65, 332n25, 349n18
Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 115, 118, 125, 375n160, 378n186, 453n85
West Indies, 161
Westminster Abbey, London, 292
White, J. R., Captain, 219, 464n138
Whitehead, Alfred North, xxvi
Whitman, Walt, 86, 90, 113, 127–28, 371n139
Leaves of Grass, 359n76
Wicklow, County, Ireland, 124, 314n26, 378n180
Wilde, Oscar, 110, 112, 329n10, 373n149, 375n160, 444n34
Will, li, 56f–58f, 193f, 360n79, 381n208
Four Conditions of, 76. See also Four Faculties
William III of England (king), 398n71
Williams, Charles, xlii
Williams, Michael, xlii
Witch of Endor (character in the Bible), 37, 337n48
Woods, James Haughton; Yoga-System of Patanjali, The, 384n4, 404n20
Wordsworth, William, 100, 276, 365n103, 366n108
“White Doe of Rylstone, The,” 172, 286, 412–13n62
Workman, Herbert Brook, 447n59
Works of Jacob Behmen, the Teutonic Theosopher (Law), 18, 323n63
Wundt, Wilhelm Friedrich, 15, 320n52
Xenaias (Philoxenus) (bishop), 205, 451n76
Xerxes I of Persia (king), 337n50
Yashiro, Yukio, 392n42
Yeats, Anne Butler, 16, 318n42, 321n57
Yeats, George (Bertha Georgie Hyde Lees), 312n22, 314n26, 318n41, 320n51, 321n57, 345n1, 462n134
and Coole edition of WBY’s works, xlvi–li
and illustrations, xxxii, 305n1, 343n17
and later editions of AVB, xlviii
automatic script, 312n23, 315n29, 370n128, 405n25, 440n16, 455n96
corrections to AVA, 227–31
correspondence with WBY, 307n9, 310n15, 346n7
gifts to/from WBY, 392n42, 407n36, 435n66
in WBY’s accounts of automatic script, xliii, 7–18, 190, 338n53
notes in personal copies of A Vision, 327n75, 332n27, 352n31, 356n52, 428n33, 435n63, 444n35
other supernormal phenomena, 316n32, 317n36, 318n42, 318–19n44, 410n46, 423n11
proofs of AVB, xli, 303n78, 304n81, 304n83
recording phasal examples, 360n76, 372n142
research and knowledge, 320n52, 322n60, 323n63, 353n37, 363n94, 419n7, 438n9, 443n32, 447n58, 448n60
Sleeps and voices, 313n25, 315n28, 317n33, 318n43, 409n43
translation, 415n1, 417n4, 423n13, 433n59
travel, 314n27, 321n56, 460n124
work on new edition, xxv–xxxii
Yeats, Jack Butler, 38, 328n3, 338n52, 340n1, 376n167, 380n201, 409n42
Yeats, Michael Butler, xxxviii–xl, 12–13, 283, 317–18nn35–37, 318n41, 319n44, 410n46
Yeats, William Butler, 38, 318n41, 321n57, 345n1, 361n82, 369–70n126
Works:
collections:
Cat and the Moon and Certain Poems, The, xxxv, 338n53
Celtic Twilight, The, 51, 347n12, 401n9, 408n38, 453n87
Countess Kathleen and Various Legends and Lyrics, The, 319n48, 320n48
Michael Robartes and the Dancer, 328n1, 341n6
Poems Lyrical and Narrative, Vol. 1, 335n35
Rose, The, 395n57
Speech and Two Poems, A, 304n81
Tower, The (volume), xxix, xxxvi, 7, 312n21, 338n53, 431n48, 437n2, 465n1
Wheels and Butterflies, 300n13
Wild Swans at Coole, The, 328n1, 338n53, 339n59, 394n55
Wind Among the Reeds, The, 327n1
Winding Stair, The, xxxi, xxxvi, 7, 312n21, 347n10
Words for Music Perhaps and Other Poems, 301n47, 328n2
editor:
Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry, 328n2
Oxford Book of Modern Verse, xxvi, 327n78
Poems of Spenser, 391n38
fiction:
“Adoration of the Magi, The,” 39, 327n1, 338n58, 341n6
Secret Rose, The, 327n75
nonfiction prose:
Autobiographies, 167, 283, 374n159, 375n161, 380n200, 408n38, 410n46, 434n62, 463n136
“Bishop Berkeley,” xxviii, 320n51, 359n70
“Bounty of Sweden, The,” 359n68
“Certain Noble Plays of Japan,” 401n10, 441n20
Death of Synge, and Other Passages from an Old Diary, The, xxxviii
Pages from a Diary Written in Nineteen Hundred and Thirty, 337n47, 431n52, 444n35, 453n86
Discoveries, 445n48
“Edmund Spenser,” 359n73
Estrangement, xxxviii
Explorations, 304n83
“Galway Plains, The,” 326n75
“General Introduction for my Work, A,” 402n11
“Happiest of the Poets, The,” 358n65
Holy Mountain, The (introduction), 423n15
“Ireland after Parnell,” 359n76
“Ireland Bewitched,” 402n11
“J. M. Synge and the Ireland of his Time,” 341n7
“Magic,” 389n19
On the Boiler, 346n6, 368n119, 458n112
Oxford Book of Modern Verse, The (introduction), 306n6, 307n9, 329n8, 385n11, 406n31, 428n33, 435n62, 436n67
Packet for Ezra Pound, A (1929), xxx–xli, xlviii–xlix, 275–76, 301n47, 302n59, 305n2, 306n6, 307n8, 310n14, 311n19, 319n46, 320n49, 322n60, 322n62, 324n68, 327n76
“People’s Theatre, A,” 353n37
Per Amica Silentia Lunae, xxxiv, 7–8, 15, 53, 108, 190, 299n7, 313n24, 342n14, 350n23, 362n86, 365n103, 366n108, 373n149, 386n12, 406n30
“Philosophy of Shelley’s Poetry, The,” 389n19, 396n61, 401n9
“Prometheus Unbound,” 359n73
Selections from the Poems of Dorothy Wellesley (introduction), 349n18
Senate Speeches of W. B. Yeats, The, 334n33
“Speaking to the Psaltery,” 402n17
Stories of Michael Robartes and his Friends (1931), xxxvi–xxxix, xlviii, xlix, 328n1, 331n19, 332n23, 328n2, 332nn24–25, 337n51, 338n55, 340n63, 343n17, 344–45n1
“Swedenborg, Mediums, and the Desolate Places,” 316n30, 322n60, 368n119, 401–2nn10–11, 402n14, 402n16, 407n36, 410–11nn48–49
Ten Principal Upanishads, The (tr. Swāmi and Yeats), 401nn7–8, 403–4n20, 424n15, 434n62, 435n62
Trembling of the Veil, The, 217, 309–10n14, 340n1, 365n102, 379n195, 409n42
plays:
Calvary, 380n204
Cathleen Ní Houlihan (Yeats and Gregory), 369n122
Full Moon in March, A, 428n34
Hour-Glass, The, 154, 381n211, 395n58
King of the Great Clock Tower, The, 428n34
Mosada, 304n81
Only Jealousy of Emer, The, 345n1
Oedipus at Colonus (Sophocles; tr. Yeats), 20, 325–26n71
Oedipus Tyrannus (Sophocles; tr. Yeats), 325–26n71, 326n73
Player Queen, The, 343n17
Pot of Broth, The (Yeats and Gregory), 430n43
Resurrection, The, xxvi, xxxi, xxxvii, 336n43, 340n63, 346n6, 380n204, 414n1, 416n2, 423n12, 423n15, 426n22, 428n34, 431n48, 451n73
Unicorn from the Stars, The, 343n17
Where There Is Nothing, 343n17
Words upon the Window-Pane, The, xxvi, xxxi, 312n20, 366n104, 394n52, 394n56, 432n52, 433n59
poetry:
“All Souls’ Night,” xlv, 221–24
“At Algeciras—a Meditation upon Death,” xxxv
“Blood and the Moon,” 334n33
“Come Gather Round Me Parnellites,” 363n90
“Coming of Wisdom with Time, The,” 442n26
poetry:
“Coole Park and Ballylee, 1931,” 401n9
“Cuchulain Comforted,” 407n36, 412n59
“Demon and Beast,” 444n38
“Double Vision of Michael Robartes, The,” 38, 338n53, 377n176, 394n55
“Ego Dominus Tuus,” 321n58, 365n103, 370n128
“Fisherman, The,” 340n1
“Gift of Harun Al-Rashid, The,” xxxvii, 38, 338n53
“Huddon, Duddon and Daniel O’Leary,” xxxvi, xxxvii, 23
“Image from a Past Life, An,” 413n71
“In the Seven Woods,” 410n46
“Lake Isle of Innisfree, The,” 360n78
“Lapis Lazuli,” 442n21
“Leda and the Swan,” 194, 437n2
“Meditation written during Sickness at Algeciras, A,” 301n47
“Meditations in Time of Civil War,” 438n6
“Meditations Upon Death,” xxxiv
“Michael Robartes and the Dancer,” 449n67
“Mohini Chatterjee,” xxxv
“Mourn—And Then Onward!” 363n90, 364n95
“Parnell’s Funeral,” 363n90, 410n46
“Parnell,” 363n90
“Phases of the Moon, The,” xlv, 38, 41–47, 338n53, 343n17, 382n215
“Prayer for My Daughter, A,” 465n4
“Sailing to Byzantium,” 336n42, 450n71
“Second Coming, The,” 192, 404n23, 436n72, 439n11
“Seven Sages, The,” 334n33
“Shepherd and Goatherd,” 406n28
“Solomon and the Witch,” 367n113, 465n4
“Supernatural Songs,” 464n140
“To a Wealthy Man . . .” 359n68
“To Ireland in the Coming Times,” 14, 319n48
“Tom The Lunatic,” 328n2
“Tower, The,” xxix
“Two Songs from a Play,” 417n4, 431n48, 448n60
“Under Ben Bulben,” 457n107, 458n112
“Under the Round Tower,” 196, 440n17
“Vacillation,” 416n2
“Why should not Old Men be Mad?,” 367n111
stories:
“Broken Gates of Death, The,” 402n11
“Crucifixion of the Outcast, The,” 327n75
“Donald and his Neighbours,” 328n2
“Friends of the People of Faery, The,” 51
“Rosa Alchemica,” 39, 327n1, 329n11, 338n58, 339n60
“Tables of the Law, The,” 39, 327n1, 338n58
unpublished work:
automatic writing. See Yeats, George: automatic script
Card File, 14, 319n45, 373n149, 388n15, 410n43
“Genealogical Tree of Revolution,” 383n2
Manuscript of “Leo Africanus,” 317n34
“Michael Robartes Foretells,” 301n35, 462n134
Rapallo Notebooks, xxix, 301n40, 392n44, 424n15, 433n59
Sleep and Dream Notebooks, 314n28, 318nn43–44, 319n45. See also Yeats, George
Vision, A (1925)
“Dedication to Vestigia, The,” 310n14
“Dove or Swan” (Book III), 15, 295, 315n29, 320n49, 324n67, 436n1, 462n133
“Gates of Pluto, The” (Book IV), xxvii, xxix, 322n60, 383n1
Introduction, xxxvii–xxxviii, 329n13, 339n60, 341n6
“What the Caliph Partly Learned” (Book I), 357n55, 382n216
“What the Caliph Refused to Learn” (Book II), xxviii, 300n20, 338n53, 352n33, 396n61
Vision, A (1937)
“Completed Symbol, The” (Book II), xxvii, xl, 118, 137–58, 169, 276–81, 282, 290, 322n62, 357n57
“Dove or Swan” (Book V), xxxi–xxxii, xl, 187, 193–220, 293–98, 440n16
“Great Wheel, The” (Book I), xxxi, xl, 49–136, 175, 186, 289, 382n216
“Great Year of the Ancients, The” (Book IV), xxxi, xxxix, xl, xlix, 177–92, 291–93, 300n25, 393n44, 413–14n1, 418–19n7, 431n49, 432n57, 436n73
Introduction, 299n7
“Packet for Ezra Pound, A,” xxxii–xxxvi, xl, 3–22, 301n47, 332n25, 466n4
“Rapallo,” xxxii, xxxiv, 3–6, 275–76, 311n19, 385n11
“Soul in Judgment, The” (Book III), xxxi, xl, 10, 18, 157, 159–75, 281–91, 410n45
“Stories of Michael Robartes and his Friends,” xxxvi–xxxvii, xl, xlviii, 15, 23–40, 188, 328nn1–2, 331n19, 332nn23–25, 337n51, 338n55, 340n63, 343n17, 344–45n1, 466n4
Yoga, xxvi, 299n12, 383–84n4, 404n20
Zarathustra, 372n142
Zen Buddhism, xxvi, 158, 399n72
Zeno of Elea, 159, 400n4, 428n36
Zeus (god), 165, 194–95, 207, 220, 336–37nn44–45, 437n6
Zoagli, Liguria, Italy, 6, 311n19
zodiac, xlv, 4–5, 309n13, 345n1, 394n54, 425n18, 430n40