Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Editorial Note -- Translator's Note -- Contents -- List of Plates -- Foreword -- Mysterium Coniunctionis -- I The Components of the Coniunctio -- 1. The Opposites -- 2. The Quaternio and the Mediating Role of Mercurius -- 3. The Orphan, the Widow, and the Moon -- 4. Alchemy and Manichaeism -- II The Paradoxa -- 1. The Arcane Substance and the Point -- 2. The Scintilla -- 3. The Enigma of Bologna -- III The Personification of the Opposites -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Sol -- 3. Sulphur -- 4. Luna -- 5. Sal -- IV Rex and Regina -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Gold and Spirit -- 3. The Transformation of the King -- 4. The Regeneration of the King (Ripley's "Cantilena") -- 5. The Dark Side of the King -- 6. The King as Anthropos -- 7. The Relation of the King-Symbol to Consciousness -- 8. The Religious Problem of the King's Renewal -- 9. Regina -- V Adam and Eve -- 1. Adam as the Arcane Substance -- 2. The Statue -- 3. Adam as the First Adept -- 4. The Polarity of Adam -- 5. The "Old Adam" -- 6. The Transformation -- 7. Rotundum, Head, and Brain -- 8. Adam as Totality -- VI The Conjunction -- 1. The Alchemical View of the Union of Opposites -- 2. Stages of the Conjunction -- 3. The Production of the Quintessence -- 4. The Meaning of the Alchemical Procedure -- 5. The Psychological Interpretation of the Procedure -- 6. Self-Knowledge -- 7. The Monocolus -- 8. The Content and Meaning of the First Two Stages -- 9. The Third Stage: the Unus Mundus -- 10. The Self and the Bounds of Knowledge -- Epilogue -- Appendix: Latin and Greek Texts -- Bibliography -- Index -- Table of Paragraph Correlations -- Footnotes -- Editorial Note -- Foreword -- I The Components of the Coniunctio -- II The Paradoxa -- III The Personification of the Opposites -- IV Rex and Regina -- V Adam and Eve -- VI The Conjunction -- Bibliography.

Correlation of Paragraph Numbers -- The Collected Works of C. G. Jung.