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5. SAL
a. Salt as the Arcane Substance
[234] In this section I shall discuss not only salt but a number of symbolisms that are closely connected with it, such as the bitterness of the sea, sea-water and its baptismal quality, which in turn relates it to the Red Sea. I have included the latter in the scope of my observations but not the symbol of the sea as such. Since Luna symbolizes the unconscious, Sal, as one of its attri butes, is a special instance of the lunar symbolism. This explains the length of the present entire chapter: extensive digressions are necessary in order to do justice to the various aspects of the unconscious that are expressed by salt, and at the same time to explain their psychological meaning.
[235] Owing to the theory of correspondentia, regarded as axiomatic in the Middle Ages, the principles of each of the four worlds the intelligible or divine, the heavenly, the earthly, and the infernal379corresponded to each other. Usually, however, there was a division into three worlds to correspond with the Trinity: heaven, earth, hell.380 Triads were also known in alchemy. From the time of Paracelsus the most important triad was Sulphur-Mercurius-Sal, which was held to correspond with the Trinity. Georg von Welling, the plagiarist of Johann Rudolf Glauber, still thought in 1735 that his triad of fire, sun, and salt381 was in its root entirely one thing.382 The use of the Trinity formula in alchemy is so common that further documentation is unnecessary. A subtle feature of the Sulphur-Mercurius-Sal formula is that the central figure, Mercurius, is by nature androgynous and thus partakes both of the masculine red sulphur and of the lunar salt.383 His equivalent in the celestial realm is the planetary pair Sol and Luna, and in the intelligible realm Christ in his mystical androgyny, the man encompassed by the woman,384 i.e., sponsus and sponsa (Ecclesia). Like the Trinity, the alchemical triunity is a quaternity in disguise owing to the duplicity of the central figure: Mercurius is not only split into a masculine and a feminine half, but is the poisonous dragon and at the same time the heavenly lapis. This makes it clear that the dragon is analogous to the devil and the lapis to Christ, in accordance with the ecclesiastical view of the devil as an autonomous counterpart of Christ. Furthermore, not only the dragon but the negative aspect of sulphur, namely sulphur comburens, is identical with the devil, as Glauber says: Verily, sulphur is the true black devil of hell, who can be conquered by no element save by salt alone.385 Salt by contrast is a light substance, similar to the lapis, as we shall see.
[236] From all this we get the following schema:

[237] Here we have another of those well-known quaternities of opposites which are usually masked as a triad, just as the Christian Trinity is able to maintain itself as such only by eliminating the fourth protagonist of the divine drama. If he were included there would be, not a Trinity, but a Christian Quaternity. For a long time there had been a psychological need for this, as is evident from the medieval pictures of the Assumption and Coronation of the Virgin; it was also responsible for elevating her to the position of mediatrix, corresponding to Christs position as the mediator, with the difference that Mary only transmits grace but does not generate it. The recent promulgation of the dogma of the Assumption emphasizes the taking up not only of the soul but of the body of Mary into the Trinity, thus making a dogmatic reality of those medieval representations of the quaternity which are constructed on the following pattern:

Only in 1950, after the teaching authority in the Church had long deferred it, and almost a century after the declaration of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception, did the Pope, moved by a growing wave of popular petitions,386 feel compelled to declare the Assumption as a revealed truth. All the evidence shows that the dogmatization was motivated chiefly by the religious need of the Catholic masses. Behind this stands the archetypal numen of feminine deity,387 who, at the Council of Ephesus in 431, imperiously announced her claim to the title of Theotokos (God-bearer), as distinct from that of a mere Anthropotokos (man-bearer) accorded to her by the Nestorian rationalists.
[238] The taking up of the body had long been emphasized as an historical and material event, and the alchemists could therefore make use of the representations of the Assumption in describing the glorification of matter in the opus. The illustration of this process in Reusners Pandora388 shows, underneath the coronation scene, a kind of shield between the emblems of Matthew and Luke, on which is depicted the extraction of Mercurius from the prima materia. The extracted spirit appears in monstrous form: the head is surrounded by a halo, and reminds us of the traditional head of Christ, but the arms are snakes and the lower half of the body resembles a stylized fishs tail.389 This is without doubt the anima mundi who has been freed from the shackles of matter, the filius macrocosmi or Mercurius-Anthropos, who, because of his double nature, is not only spiritual and physical but unites in himself the morally highest and lowest.390 The illustration in Pandora points to the great secret which the alchemists dimly felt was implicit in the Assumption. The proverbial darkness of sublunary matter has always been associated with the prince of this world, the devil. He is the metaphysical figure who is excluded from the Trinity but who, as the counterpart of Christ, is the sine qua non of the drama of redemption.391 His equivalent in alchemy is the dark side of Mercurius duplex and, as we saw, the active sulphur. He also conceals himself in the poisonous dragon, the preliminary, chthonic form of the lapis aethereus. To the natural philosophers of the Middle Ages, and to Dorn in particular, it was perfectly clear that the triad must be complemented by a fourth, as the lapis had always been regarded as a quaternity of elements. It did not disturb them that this would necessarily involve the evil spirit. On the contrary, the dismemberment and self-devouring of the dragon probably seemed to them a commendable operation. Dorn, however, saw in the quaternity the absolute opposite of the Trinity, namely the female principle, which seemed to him of the devil, for which reason he called the devil the four-horned serpent. This insight must have given him a glimpse into the core of the problem.392 In his refutation he identified woman with the devil because of the number two, which is characteristic of both. The devil, he thought, was the binarius itself, since it was created on the second day of Creation, on Monday, the day of the moon, on which God failed to express his pleasure, this being the day of doubt and separation.393 Dorn puts into words what is merely hinted at in the Pandora illustration.
[239] If we compare this train of thought with the Christian quaternity which the new dogma has virtually produced (but has not defined as such), it will immediately be apparent that we have here an upper quaternio which is supraordinate to mans wholeness and is psychologically comparable to the Moses quaternio of the Gnostics.394 Man and the dark abyss of the world, the deus absconditus, have not yet been taken up into it. Alchemy, however, is the herald of a still-unconscious drive for maximal integration which seems to be reserved for a distant future, even though it originated with Origens doubt concerning the ultimate fate of the devil.395
[240] In philosophical alchemy, salt is a cosmic principle. According to its position in the quaternity, it is correlated with the feminine, lunar side and with the upper, light half. It is therefore not surprising that Sal is one of the many designations for the arcane substance. This connotation seems to have developed in the early Middle Ages under Arabic influence. The oldest traces of it can be found in the Turba, where salt-water and sea-water are synonyms for the aqua permanens,396 and in Senior, who says that Mercurius is made from salt.397 His treatise is one of the earliest authorities in Latin alchemy. Here Sal Alkali also plays the role of the arcane substance, and Senior mentions that the dealbatio was called salsatura (marination).398 In the almost equally old Allegoriae sapientum the lapis is described as salsus (salty).399 Arnaldus de Villanova (1235?1313) says: Whoever possesses the salt that can be melted, and the oil that cannot be burned, may praise God.400 It is clear from this that salt is an arcane substance. The Rosarium, which leans very heavily on the old Latin sources, remarks that the whole secret lies in the prepared common salt,401 and that the root of the art is the soap of the sages (sapo sapientum), which is the mineral of all salts and is called the bitter salt (sal amarum).402 Whoever knows the salt knows the secret of the old sages.403 Salts and alums are the helpers of the stone.404 Isaac Hollandus calls salt the medium between the terra sulphurea and the water. God poured a certain salt into them in order to unite them, and the sages named this salt the salt of the wise.405
[241] Among later writers, salt is even more clearly the arcane substance. For Mylius it is synonymous with the tincture;406 it is the earth-dragon who eats his own tail, and the ash, the diadem of thy heart.407 The salt of the metals is the lapis.408 Basilius Valentinus speaks of a sal spirituale.409 It is the seat of the virtue which makes the art possible,410 the most noble treasury,411 the good and noble salt, which though it has not the form of salt from the beginning, is nevertheless called salt; it becomes impure and pure of itself, it dissolves and coagulates itself, or, as the sages say, locks and unlocks itself;412 it is the quintessence, above all things and in all creatures.413 The whole magistery lies in the salt and its solution.414 The permanent radical moisture consists of salt.415 It is synonymous with the incombustible oil,416 and is altogether a mystery to be concealed.417
[242] As the arcane substance, it is identified with various synonyms for the latter. Above all it is an ens centrale. For Khunrath salt is the physical centre of the earth.418 For Vigenerus it is a component of that virginal and pure earth which is contained in the centre of all composite elementals, or in the depths of the same.419 Glauber calls salt the concentrated centre of the elements.420
[243] Although the arcane substance is usually identified with Mercurius, the relation of salt to Mercurius is seldom mentioned. Senior, as we noted, says that by divers operations Mercurius is made from salt,421 and Khunrath identifies Mercurius with common salt.422 The rarity of the identification strikes us just because the salt of the wise really implies its relation to Mercurius. I can explain this only on the supposition that salt did not acquire its significance until later times and then at once appeared as an independent figure in the Sulphur-Mercurius-Sal triad.
[244] Salt also has an obvious relation to the earth, not to the earth as such, but to our earth, by which is naturally meant the arcane substance.423 This is evident from the aforementioned identification of salt with the earth-dragon. The full text of Mylius runs:
What remains below in the retort is our salt, that is, our earth, and it is of a black colour, a dragon that eats his own tail. For the dragon is the matter that remains behind after the distillation of water from it, and this water is called the dragons tail, and the dragon is its blackness, and the dragon is saturated with his water and coagulated, and so he eats his tail.424
The rarely mentioned relation of salt to the nigredo425 is worth noting here, for because of its proverbial whiteness salt is constantly associated with the albedo. On the other hand we would expect the close connection between salt and water, which is in fact already implicit in the sea-water. The aqua pontica plays an important role as a synonym for the aqua permanens, as also does mare (sea). That salt, as well as Luna, is an essential component of this is clear from Vigenerus: There is nothing wherein the moisture lasts longer, or is wetter, than salt, of which the sea for the most part consists. Neither is there anything wherein the moon displays her motion more clearly than the sea, as can be seen . . . from its ebb and flow. Salt, he says, has an inexterminable humidity, and that is the reason why the sea cannot be dried up.426 Khunrath identifies the femina alba or candida with the crystalline salt, and this with the white water.427 Our water cannot be made without salt,428 and without salt the opus will not succeed.429 According to Rupescissa (ca. 1350), salt is water, which the dryness of the fire has coagulated.430
b. The Bitterness
[245] Inseparable from salt and sea is the quality of amaritudo, bitterness. The etymology of Isidore of Seville was accepted all through the Middle Ages: Mare ab amaro.431 Among the alchemists the bitterness became a kind of technical term. Thus, in the treatise Rosinus ad Euthiciam,432 there is the following dialogue between Zosimos and Theosebeia: This is the stone that hath in it glory and colour. And she: Whence cometh its colour? He replied: From its exceeding strong bitterness. And she: Whence cometh its bitterness and intensity? He answered: From the impurity of its metal. The treatise Rosinus ad Sarratantam episcopum433 says: Take the stone that is black, white, red, and yellow, and is a wonderful bird that flies without wings in the blackness of the night and the brightness of the day: in the bitterness that is in its throat the colouring will be found. Each thing in its first matter is corrupt and bitter, says Ripley. The bitterness is a tincturing poison.434 And Mylius: Our stone is endowed with the strongest spirit, bitter and brazen (aeneus);435 and the Rosarium mentions that salt is bitter because it comes from the mineral of the sea.436 The Liber Alze437 says: O nature of this wondrous thing, which transforms the body into spirit! . . . When it is found alone it conquers all things, and is an excellent, harsh, and bitter acid, which transmutes gold into pure spirit.438
[246] These quotations clearly allude to the sharp taste of salt and sea-water. The reason why the taste is described as bitter and not simply as salt may lie first of all in the inexactness of the language, since amarus also means sharp, biting, harsh, and is used metaphorically for acrimonious speech or a wounding joke. Besides this, the language of the Vulgate had an important influence as it was one of the main sources for medieval Latin. The moral use which the Vulgate consistently makes of amarus and amaritudo gives them, in alchemy as well, a nuance that cannot be passed over. This comes out clearly in Ripleys remark that each thing in its first matter is corrupt and bitter. The juxtaposition of these two attri butes indicates the inner connection between them: corruption and bitterness are on the same footing, they denote the state of imperfect bodies, the initial state of the prima materia. Among the best known synonyms for the latter are the chaos and the sea, in the classical, mythological sense denoting the beginning of the world, the sea in particular being conceived as the

, matrix of all creatures.439 The prima materia is often called aqua pontica. The salt that comes from the mineral of the sea is by its very nature bitter, but the bitterness is due also to the impurity of the imperfect body. This apparent contradiction is explained by the report of Plutarch that the Egyptians regarded the sea as something impure and untrustworthy (

), and as the domain of Typhon (Set); they called salt the spume of Typhon.440 In his Philosophia reformata, Mylius mentions sea-spume together with the purged or purified sea, rock-salt, the bird, and Luna as equivalent synonyms for the lapis occultus.441 Here the impurity of the sea is indirectly indicated by the epithets purged or purified. The sea-spume is on a par with the salt andof particular interestwith the bird, naturally the bird of Hermes, and this throws a sudden light on the above passage from Rosinus, about the bird with bitterness in its throat. The bird is a parallel of salt because salt is a spirit,442 a volatile substance, which the alchemists were wont to conceive as a bird.
[247] As the expulsion of the spirit was effected by various kinds of burning (combustio, adustio, calcinatio, assatio, sublimatio, incineratio, etc.), it was natural to call the end-product ashagain in a double sense as scoria, faex, etc., and as the spirit or bird of Hermes. Thus the Rosarium says: Sublime with fire, until the spirit which thou wilt find in it [the substance] goeth forth from it, and it is named the bird or the ash of Hermes. Therefore saith Morienus: Despise not the ashes, for they are the diadem of thy heart, and the ash of things that endure.443 In other words, the ash is the spirit that dwells in the glorified body.
[248] This bird or spirit is associated with various colours. At first the bird is black, then it grows white feathers, which finally become coloured.444 The Chinese cousin of the avis Hermetis, the scarlet bird, moults in a similar way.445 We are told in the treatise of Wei Po-yang: The fluttering Chu-niao flies the five colours.446 They are arranged as follows:

[249] Earth occupies the central position as the fifth element, though it is not the quintessence and goal of the work but rather its basis, corresponding to terra as the arcane substance in Western alchemy.447
[250] As regards the origin and meaning of the avis Hermetis, I would like to mention the report of Aelian that the ibis is dear to Hermes, the father of words, since in its form it resembles the nature of the Logos; for its blackness and swift flight could be compared to the silent and introverted [

] Logos, but its whiteness to the Logos already uttered and heard, which is the servant and messenger of the inner word.448
[251] It is not easy for a modern mind to conceive salt, a cold-damp, lunar-terrestrial substance, as a bird and a spirit. Spirit, as the Chinese conceive it, is yang, the fiery and dry element, and this accords with the views of Heraclitus as well as with the Christian concept of the Holy Ghost as tongues of fire. Luna, we have seen, is unquestionably connected with mens, manas, mind, etc. But these connections are of a somewhat ambiguous nature. Although the earth can boast of an earth-spirit and other daemons, they are after all spirits and not spirit. The cold side of nature is not lacking in spirit, but it is a spirit of a special kind, which Christianity regarded as demonic and which therefore found no acclaim except in the realm of the magical arts and sciences. This spirit is the snake-like Nous or Agathodaimon, which in Hellenistic syncretism merges together with Hermes. Christian allegory and iconography also took possession of it on the basis of John 3 : 14: And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up. The mercurial serpent or spirit Mercurius is the personification and living continuation of the spirit who, in the prayer entitled the Secret Inscription in the Great Magic Papyrus of Paris, is invoked as follows:
Greetings, entire edifice of the Spirit of the air, greetings, Spirit that penetratest from heaven to earth, and from earth, which abideth in the midst of the universe, to the uttermost bounds of the abyss, greetings, Spirit that penetratest into me, and shakest me. . . . Greetings, beginning and end of irremovable Nature, greetings, thou who revolvest the elements that untiringly render service, greetings, brightly shining sun, whose radiance ministereth to the world, greetings, moon shining by night with disc of fickle brilliance, greetings, all ye spirits of the demons of the air. . . . O great, greatest, incomprehensible fabric of the world, formed in a circle! . . . dwelling in the aether, having the form of water, of earth, of fire, of wind, of light, of darkness, star-glittering, damp-fiery-cold Spirit! [

].449
[252] Here is a magnificent description of a spirit that is apparently the exact opposite of the Christian pneuma. This antique spirit is also the spirit of alchemy, which today we can interpret as the unconscious projected into heavenly space and external objects. Although declared to be the devil by the early Christians, it should not be identified outright with evil; it merely has the uncomfortable quality of being beyond good and evil, and it gives this perilous quality to anyone who identifies with it, as we can see from the eloquent case of Nietzsche and the psychic epidemic that came after him. This spirit that is beyond good and evil is not the same as being six thousand feet above good and evil, but rather the same distance below it, or better, before it. It is the spirit of the chaotic waters of the beginning, before the second day of Creation, before the separation of the opposites and hence before the advent of consciousness. That is why it leads those whom it overcomes neither upwards nor beyond, but back into chaos. This spirit corresponds to that part of the psyche which has not been assimilated to consciousness and whose transformation and integration are the outcome of a long and wearisome opus. The artifex was, in his way, conscious enough of the dangers of the work, and for this reason his operations consisted largely of precautions whose equivalents are the rites of the Church.
[253] The alchemists understood the return to chaos as an essential part of the opus. It was the stage of the nigredo and mortificatio, which was then followed by the purgatorial fire and the albedo. The spirit of chaos is indispensable to the work, and it cannot be distinguished from the gift of the Holy Ghost any more than the Satan of the Old Testament can be distinguished from Yahweh. The unconscious is both good and evil and yet neither, the matrix of all potentialities.
[254] After these remarkswhich seemed to me necessaryon the salt-spirit, as Khunrath calls it, let us turn back to the amaritudo. As the bitter salt comes from the impure sea, it is understandable that the Gloria mundi should call it mostly black and evil-smelling in the beginning.450 The blackness and bad smell, described by the alchemists as the stench of the graves, pertain to the underworld and to the sphere of moral darkness. This impure quality is common also to the corruptio, which, as we saw, Ripley equates with bitterness. Vigenerus describes salt as corruptible, in the sense that the body is subject to corruption and decay and does not have the fiery and incorruptible nature of the spirit.451
[255] The moral use of qualities that were originally physical is clearly dependent, particularly in the case of a cleric like Ripley, on ecclesiastical language. About this I can be brief, as I can rely on Rahners valuable Antenna Crucis II: Das Meer der Welt. Here Rahner brings together all the patristic allegories that are needed to understand the alchemical symbolism. The patristic use of mare is defined by St. Augustine: Mare saeculum est (the sea is the world).452 It is the essence of the world, as the element . . . subject to the devil. St. Hilary says: By the depths of the sea is meant the seat of hell.453 The sea is the gloomy abyss, the remains of the original pit,454 and hence of the chaos that covered the earth. For St. Augustine this abyss is the realm of power allotted to the devil and demons after their fall.455 It is on the one hand a deep that cannot be reached or comprehended456 and on the other the depths of sin.457 For Gregory the Great the sea is the depths of eternal death.458 Since ancient times it was the abode of water-demons.459 There dwells Leviathan (Job 3 : 8),460 who in the language of the Fathers signifies the devil. Rahner documents the patristic equations: diabolus = draco = Leviathan = cetus magnus = aspis (adder, asp) = draco.461 St. Jerome says: The devil surrounds the seas and the ocean on all sides.462 The bitterness of salt-water is relevant in this connection, as it is one of the peculiarities of hell and damnation which must be fully tasted by the meditant in Loyolas Exercises. Point 4 of Exercise V says he must, in imagination, taste with the taste bitter things, as tears, sadness, and the worm of conscience.463 This is expressed even more colourfully in the Spiritual Exercises of the Jesuit Sebastian Izquierdo (1686): Fourthly, the taste will be tormented with a rabid hunger and thirst, with no hope of alleviation; and its food will be bitter wormwood, and its drink water of gall.464
c. The Red Sea
[256] It might almost be one of the alchemical paradoxes that the Red Sea, in contrast to the significance ordinarily attached to mare, is a term for the healing and transforming baptismal water,465 and is thus an equivalent of the alchemical aqua pontica. St. Augustine says, The Red Sea signifies baptism;466 and, according to Honorius of Autun, the Red Sea is the baptism reddened by the blood of Christ, in which our enemies, namely our sins, are drowned.467
[257] We must also mention the Peratic interpretation of the Red Sea. The Red Sea drowned the Egyptians, but the Egyptians were all non-knowers (

). The exodus from Egypt signifies the exodus from the body, which is Egypt in miniature, being the incarnation of sinfulness, and the crossing (

)468 of the Red Sea is the crossing of the water of corruption, which is Kronos. The other side of the Red Sea is the other side of Creation. The arrival in the desert is a genesis outside of generation (

). There the gods of destruction and the god of salvation are all together.469 The Red Sea is a water of death for those that are unconscious, but for those that are conscious it is a baptismal water of rebirth and transcendence.470 By unconscious are meant those who have no gnosis, i.e., are not enlightened as to the nature and destiny of man in the cosmos. In modern language it would be those who have no knowledge of the contents of the personal and collective unconscious. The personal unconscious is the shadow and the inferior function,471 in Gnostic terms the sinfulness and impurity that must be washed away by baptism. The collective unconscious expresses itself in the mythological teachings, characteristic of most mystery religions, which reveal the secret knowledge concerning the origin of all things and the way to salvation. Unconscious people who attempt to cross the sea without being purified and without the guidance of enlightenment are drowned; they get stuck in the unconscious and suffer a spiritual death in so far as they cannot get beyond their one-sidedness. To do this they would have to be more conscious of what is unconscious to them and their age, above all of the inner opposite, namely those contents to which the prevailing views are in any way opposed. This continual process of getting to know the counterposition in the unconscious I have called the transcendent function,472 because the confrontation of conscious (rational) data with those that are unconscious (irrational) necessarily results in a modification of standpoint. But an alteration is possible only if the existence of the other is admitted, at least to the point of taking conscious cognizance of it. A Christian of today, for instance, no longer ought to cling obstinately to a one-sided credo, but should face the fact that Christianity has been in a state of schism for four hundred years, with the result that every single Christian has a split in his psyche. Naturally this lesion cannot be treated or healed if everyone insists on his own standpoint. Behind those barriers he can rejoice in his absolute and consistent convictions and deem himself above the conflict, but outside them he keeps the conflict alive by his intransigence and continues to deplore the pig-headedness and stiff-neckedness of everybody else. It seems as if Christianity had been from the outset the religion of chronic squabblers, and even now it does everything in its power never to let the squabbles rest. Remarkably enough, it never stops preaching the gospel of neighbourly love.
[258] We should get along a lot better if we realized that the majority views of others are condoned by a minority in ourselves. Armed with this psychological insight, which today no longer has the character of revelation since common sense can grasp it, we could set out on the road to the union of the opposites and would then, as in the Peratic doctrine, come to the place where the gods of destruction and the god of salvation are together. By this is obviously meant the destructive and constructive powers of the unconscious. This coincidentia oppositorum forms a parallel to the Messianic state of fulfilment described in Isaiah 11 : 6ff. and 35 : 5ff., though with one important difference: the place of genesis outside of generationpresumably an opus contra naturam is clearly not paradise but

the desert and the wilderness. Everyone who becomes conscious of even a fraction of his unconscious gets outside his own time and social stratum into a kind of solitude, as our text remarks. But only there is it possible to meet the god of salvation. Light is manifest in the darkness, and out of danger the rescue comes. In his sermon on Luke 19: 12 Meister Eckhart says: And who can be nobler than the man who is born half of the highest and best the world has to offer, and half of the innermost ground of Gods nature and Gods loneliness? Therefore the Lord speaks in the prophet Hosea: I will lead the noble souls into the wilderness, and speak into their hearts. One with the One, One from the One, and in the One itself the One, eternally!473
[259] I have gone into this Hippolytus text at some length because the Red Sea was of special significance to the alchemists. Sermo LXII of the Turba mentions the Tyrian dye, which is extracted from our most pure Red Sea. It is the parallel of the tinctura philosophorum, which is described as black and is extracted from the sea.474 The old treatise Rosinus ad Euthiciam says: And know that our Red Sea is more tincturing than all seas, and that the poison,475 when it is cooked and becomes foul and discoloured, penetrates all bodies.476 The tincture is the dip and the baptismal water of the alchemists, here asserted to come from the Red Sea. This idea is understandable in view of the patristic and Gnostic interpretation of the Red Sea as the blood of Christ in which we are baptized; hence the paralleling of the tincture, salt, and aqua pontica with blood.477
[260] The Red Sea appears in a very peculiar manner in the Tractatus Aristotelis ad Alexandrum Magnum, where a recipe says:
Take the serpent, and place it in the chariot with four wheels, and let it be turned about on the earth until it is immersed in the depths of the sea, and nothing more is visible but the blackest dead sea. And there let the chariot with the wheels remain, until so many fumes rise up from the serpent that the whole surface [planities] becomes dry, and by desiccation sandy and black. All that is the earth which is no earth, but a stone lacking all weight. . . . [And when the fumes are precipitated in the form of rain,] you should bring the chariot from the water to dry land, and then you have placed the four wheels upon the chariot, and will obtain the result if you will advance further to the Red Sea, running without running, moving without motion [currens sine cursu, movens sine motu].478
[261] This curious text requires a little elucidation. The serpent is the prima materia, the Serpens Hermetis, which he [Hermes] sent to King Antiochus, that he might do battle with thee [Alexander] and thine army.479 The serpent is placed in the chariot of its vessel and is led hither and thither by the fourfold rotation of the natures, but it should be securely enclosed. The wheels are the wheels of the elements. The vessel or vehicle is the spherical tomb of the serpent.480 The fourfold rotation of the natures corresponds to the ancient tetrameria of the opus (its division into four parts), i.e., transformation through the four elements, from earth to fire. This symbolism describes in abbreviated form the essentials of the opus: the serpent of Hermes or the Agathodaimon, the Nous that animates the cold part of nature that is, the unconsciousis enclosed in the spherical vessel of diaphanous glass which, on the alchemical view, represents the world and the soul.481 The psychologist would see it rather as the psychic reflection of the world, namely, consciousness of the world and the psyche.482 The transformation corresponds to the psychic process of assimilation and integration by means of the transcendent function.483 This function unites the pairs of opposites, which, as alchemy shows, are arranged in a quaternio when they represent a totality. The totality appears in quaternary form only when it is not just an unconscious fact but a conscious and differentiated totality; for instance, when the horizon is thought of not simply as a circle that can be divided into any number of parts but as consisting of four clearly defined points. Accordingly, ones given personality could be represented by a continuous circle, whereas the conscious personality would be a circle divided up in a definite way, and this generally turns out to be a quaternity. The quaternity of basic functions of consciousness meets this requirement. It is therefore only to be expected that the chariot should have four wheels,484 to correspond with the four elements or natures. The chariot as a spherical vessel and as consciousness rests on the four elements or basic functions,485 just as the floating island where Apollo was born, Delos, rested on the four supports which Poseidon made for it. The wheels, naturally, are on the outside of the chariot and are its motor organs, just as the functions of consciousness facilitate the relation of the psyche to its environment. It must, however, be stressed that what we today call the schema of functions is archetypally prefigured by one of the oldest patterns of order known to man, namely the quaternity, which always represents a consciously reflected and differentiated totality. Quite apart from its almost universal incidence it also appears spontaneously in dreams as an expression of the total personality. The chariot of Aristotle can be understood in this sense as a symbol of the self.
[262] The recipe goes on to say that this symbolic vehicle should be immersed in the sea of the unconscious for the purpose of heating and incubation,486 corresponding to the state of tapas,487 incubation by means of self-heating. By this is obviously meant a state of introversion in which the unconscious content is brooded over and digested. During this operation all relations with the outside world are broken off; the feelers of perception and intuition, discrimination and valuation are withdrawn. The four wheels are placed upon the chariot: outside everything is quiet and still, but deep inside the psyche the wheels go on turning, performing those cyclic evolutions which bring the mandala of the total personality,488 the ground-plan of the self, closer to consciousness. But so long as consciousness has not completed the process of integration it is covered by the blackest dead sea, darkened by unconsciousness and oppressed by heat, as was the hero in the belly of the whale during the night sea journey.489 Through the incubation the snake-like content is vapourized, literally sublimated, which amounts to saying that it is recognized and made an object of conscious discrimination.
[263] The evaporatio is followed by the desiccation of the surface, which then appears sandy and black. Here the imagery changes: the allusion to the subsiding flood means psychologically that the black blanket of unconsciousness hiding the nascent symbol is drawn away. Arena (sand) is defined as the pure substance of the stone,490 and accordingly the text describes the regenerated earth as a stone lacking all weight. The text does not explain just why it is weightless, but it is evident that nothing material, which alone has weight, is left over, and all that remains is the psychic content of the projection.
[264] The opus is far from having come to an end at this point, for the nigredo (terra nigra) still prevails and the substance of the stone is still black. It is therefore necessary for the fumes (evaporationes) to precipitate and wash off the blackness, whence the whole earth becomes white. The rain now falls so copiously that the earth is almost turned into a sea. Hence the direction that the chariot should be brought to dry land. This is clearly another allusion to Noahs Ark and the flood.491 With the coming of the flood the previous state of chaos would be restored, and the result of the opus would again be swamped by unconsciousness. This motif recurs in the form of the dragon that pursued Leto and the woman crowned with stars (Rev. 12 : 1f.).
[265] If the chariot reaches dry land, this obviously means that the content has become visible and remains conscious, and then, says the text, you have placed the wheels upon the chariot.492 The four natures or elements are gathered together and are contained in the spherical vessel, i.e., the four aspects or functions are integrated with consciousness, so that the state of totality has almost been attained. Had it really been attained the opus would be consummated at this point, but the result (effectus) is obtained only by advancing further. The result therefore means something more than integration of the four natures. If we take the loading of the chariot as the conscious realization of the four functions, this does in fact denote only the possibility of remaining conscious of the whole previous material, that is, of the principal aspects of the psyche. The question then arises as to how all these divergent factors, previously kept apart by apparently insuperable incompatibilities, will behave, and what the ego is going to do about it.
[266] The singular image of the Nous-serpent enthroned on a chariot reminds us of the chariot-driving, snake-shaped gods of southern India, for instance on the immense black temple at Puri, which is itself a chariot of stone. I certainly dont want to suggest that there is any direct Indian influence in our text, for there is another model closer to hand, and that is Ezekiels vision of the four creatures, with the faces respectively of a man, a lion, an ox, and an eagle. These four figures are associated with four wheels, their construction being as it were a wheel within a wheel. When they went, they went in any of their four directions without turning as they went.493 Together they formed the moving throne of a figure having the appearance of a man. In the Cabala this chariot (Merkabah) plays an important role as the vehicle on which the believers mount up to God and the human soul unites with the world-soul.
[267] An interpretation of the four wheels as the quadriga and vehicle of divinity is found in a window medallion by Suger, the twelfth-century maker of stained glass for the Abbey of Saint-Denis.494 The chariot which is depicted bears the inscription QUADRIGE AMINADAB,referring to the Song of Songs 6: 11 (DV): My soul troubled me for the chariots of Aminadab.495 God the Father stands on a four-wheeled chariot holding the crucifix before him. In the corners of the medallion are the four emblems of the evangelists, the Christian continuation of Ezekiels winged creatures. The four gospels form, as it were, a quaternary podium on which the Redeemer stands.
[268] Still another source might be Honorius of Autun. In his commentary on Song of Songs 6 : 11, he says that his animalis vita was troubled because the chariot signified the four evangelists. It was this chariot that the apostles and their followers had driven through the world. For Christ had said in the gospels: Except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish (Luke 13: 3). And it was to him, Honorius, that the words were addressed: Return, return, O Shulamite (Song of Songs 6 : 13).496
[269] Psychologically the vision of Ezekiel is a symbol of the self consisting of four individual creatures and wheels, i.e., of different functions. Three of the faces are theriomorphic and only one anthropomorphic, which presumably means that only one function has reached the human level, whereas the others are still in an unconscious or animal state. The problem of three and four (trinity and quaternity) plays a great role in alchemy as the axiom of Maria497 and, like the vision of Ezekiel, is concerned with the God-image. The symbols of the self are as a rule symbols of totality, but this is only occasionally true of God-images. In the former the circle and the quaternity predominate, in the latter the circle and the trinity and this, moreover, only in the case of abstract representations, which are not the only ones to occur.
[270] These hints may throw a little light on the strange idea of the serpent-chariot. It is a symbol of the arcane substance and the quintessence, of the aether that contains all four elements, and at the same time a God-image or, to be more accurate, an image of the anima mundi. This is indicated by the Mercurial serpent, which in its turn was interpreted by the alchemists as the spirit of life that was in the wheels (DV).498 We should also mention that according to Ezekiel 1 : 18 the inter-revolving wheels were full of eyes round about. The old illustrators therefore produced something like an astrolabe in their attempts to depict the vision. The notion of wheels is naturally connected with movement in all directions, for the eyes of the Lord run to and fro through the whole earth (Zech. 4 : 10). It is said of the horses, too, that they walk to and fro through the earth (Zech. 6 : 7). Eyes are round and in common speech are likened to cart-wheels. They also seem to be a typical symbol for what I have called the multiple luminosities of the unconscious. By this I mean the seeming possibility that complexes possess a kind of consciousness, a luminosity of their own, which, I conjecture, expresses itself in the symbol of the soul-spark, multiple eyes (polyophthalmia), and the starry heaven.499
[271] By reason of its solar nature the eye is a symbol of consciousness, and accordingly multiple eyes would indicate a multiplicity of conscious centres which are co-ordinated into a unity like the many-faceted eye of an insect. As Ezekiels vision can be interpreted psychologically as a symbol of the self, we may also mention in this connection the Hindu definition of the selfhere hiranyagarbhaas the collective aggregate of all individual souls.500
[272] Ezekiels vision is of psychological importance because the quaternity embodied in it is the vehicle or throne of him who had the appearance of a man. Together with the spirit of life in the wheels it represents the empirical self, the totality of the four functions. These four are only partly conscious. The auxiliary functions are partly, and the inferior or subliminal function is wholly, autonomous; they cannot be put to conscious use and they reach consciousness only indirectly as a fait accompli, through their sometimes disturbing effects. Their specific energy adds itself to the normal energy of the unconscious and thereby gives it an impulse that enables it to irrupt spontaneously into consciousness. As we know, these invasions can be observed systematically in the association experiment.501
[273] The quaternity of the self appears in Ezekiels vision as the true psychological foundation of the God-concept. God uses it as his vehicle. It is possible for the psychologist to verify the structure of this foundation, but beyond that the theologian has the last word. In order to clear up any misunderstandings, especially from the theological side, I would like to emphasize yet again that it is not the business of science to draw conclusions which go beyond the bounds of our empirical knowledge. I do not feel the slightest need to put the self in place of God, as short-sighted critics have often accused me of doing. If Indian philosophers equate the atman with the concept of God and many Westerners copy them, this is simply their subjective opinion and not science. A consensus generalis on this point would in itself be yet another fact which, for the empirical psychologist, is as well worth considering as the remarkable view of many theologians that religious statements have nothing to do with the psyche. Similarly, it is characteristic of the mystical philosophy of the alchemists that the Mercurial serpent is enthroned on the chariot. He is a living spirit who uses as his chariot the body that consists of the four elements. In this sense the chariot is the symbol of earthly life. A Georgian fairytale closes with the verses:
I have dragged a cart up the mountain,
It has become like a mountain.
Summon me from this life
Over to eternity.502
[274] As I have said, the process of transformation does not come to an end with the production of the quaternity symbol. The continuation of the opus leads to the dangerous crossing of the Red Sea, signifying death and rebirth. It is very remarkable that our author, by his paradox running without running, moving without motion, introduces a coincidence of opposites just at this point, and that the Hippolytus text speaks, equally paradoxically, of the gods of destruction and the god of salvation being together. The quaternity, as we have seen, is a quaternio of opposites, a synthesis of the four originally divergent functions. Their synthesis is here achieved in an image, but in psychic reality becoming conscious of the whole psyche503 faces us with a highly problematical situation. We can indicate its scope in a single question: What am I to do with the unconscious?
[275] For this, unfortunately, there are no recipes or general rules. I have tried to present the main outlines of what the psycho therapist can observe of this wearisome and all too familiar process in my study The Relations between the Ego and the Unconscious. For the layman these experiences are a terra incognita which is not made any more accessible by broad generalizations. Even the imagination of the alchemists, otherwise so fertile, fails us completely here. Only a thorough investigation of the texts could shed a little light on this question. The same task challenges our endeavours in the field of psycho therapy. Here too are thousands of images, symbols, dreams, fantasies, and visions that still await comparative research. The only thing that can be said with some certainty at present is that there is a gradual process of approximation whereby the two positions, the conscious and the unconscious, are both modified. Differences in individual cases, however, are just as great as they were among the alchemists.
d. The Fourth of the Three
[276] In the course of his mystic peregrination504 Maier reached the Red (Erythraean) Sea, and in the following way: he journeyed to the four directions, to the north (Europe), to the west (America), to the east (Asia).505 Leaving Asia and turning south to Africa, he found a statue of Mercury, made of silver, and with a golden head. The statue pointed to Paradise, which he espied far off. Now because of its four rivers, and because it was the abode of the originally androgynous Primordial Man (Adam), the Garden of Eden was a favourite mandala in Christian iconography, and is therefore a symbol of totality andfrom the psychological point of viewof the self. If we take the four directions and the four elements (see note 505) as a symbolical equivalent of the four basic functions of consciousness, we can say that Maier had become conscious of three of them by the time he reached Asia. This brings him to the fourth and last, the inferior function, which is the darkest and the most unconscious of all. Africa is not a bad image for this. But just as Maier was about to direct his steps thither, he had a vision of paradise as the primordial image of wholeness, which showed him that the goal of his journey lay in the attainment of this wholeness. By the time he reached Africa, he says, the sun was in its house, Leo, and the moon was in Cancer, the moon having Cancer for the roof of its house. The proximity of the two houses indicates a coniunctio Solis et Lunae, the union of supreme opposites, and this is the crowning of the opus and the goal of the peregrination. He adds: And this gave me great hope of the best augury.
[277] The fourth function has its seat in the unconscious. In mythology the unconscious is portrayed as a great animal, for instance Leviathan, or as a whale, wolf, or dragon. We know from the myth of the sun-hero that it is so hot in the belly of the whale that his hair falls out.506 Arisleus and his companions likewise suffer from the great heat of their prison under the sea.507 The alchemists were fond of comparing their fire to the fire of hell or the flames of purgatory. Maier gives a description of Africa which is very like a description of hell: uncultivated, torrid, parched,508 sterile and empty.509 He says there are so few springs that animals of the most varied species assemble at the drinking-places and mingle with one another, whence new births and animals of a novel appearance are born, which explained the saying Always something new out of Africa. Pans dwelt there, and satyrs, dog-headed baboons, and half-men, besides innumerable species of wild animals. According to certain modern views, this could hardly be bettered as a description of the unconscious. Maier further reports that in the region of the Red Sea an animal is found with the name of Ortus (rising, origin). It had a red head with streaks of gold reaching to its neck, black eyes, a white face, white forepaws, and black hindpaws. He derived the idea of this animal from the remark of Avicenna: That thing whose head is red, its eyes black and its feet white, is the magistery.510 He was convinced that the legend of this creature referred to the phoenix, which was likewise found in that region. While he was making inquiries about the phoenix he heard a rumour that not far off a prophetess, known as the Erythraean Sibyl, dwelt in a cave. This was the sibyl who was alleged to have foretold the coming of Christ. Maier is probably referring here not to the eighth book of the Sibylline Oracles, verse 217, at which point thirty-four verses begin with the following letters: IHOY XPEITO EOY YIO THP TAYPO,511 but to the report of St. Augustine in Decivitate dei,512 which was well known in the Middle Ages. He also cites the passage about the sibyl in the Constantini Oratio of Eusebius and emphasizes that the sibylline prophecy referred to the coming of Christ in the flesh.512a
[278] We have seen earlier that the Erythraean Sea is a mysterious place, but here we meet with some noteworthy details. To begin with, our author reaches this sea just when he has completed the journey through the three continents and is about to enter the critical fourth region. We know from the Axiom of Maria and from Faust the crucial importance of that seemingly innocent question at the beginning of the Timaeus:
SOCRATES: One, two, three but where, my dear Timaeus, is the fourth of those guests of yesterday who were to entertain me today?
TIMAEUS: He suddenly felt unwell, Socrates; he would not have failed to join our company if he could have helped it.513
[279] The transition from three to four is a problem514 on which the ambiguous formulation of Maria does not shed very much light.515 We come across the dilemma of three and four in any number of guises, and in Maiers Symbola aureae mensae as well the step from three to four proves to be an important development presaged by the vision of paradise. The region of the Red Sea is proverbially hot, and Maier reached it at the end of July, in the intense heat of summer. He was, in fact, getting hot, uncommonly hot, as hot as hell, for he was approaching that region of the psyche which was not unjustly said to be inhabited by Pans, Satyrs, dog-headed baboons, and half-men. It is not difficult to see that this region is the animal soul in man. For just as a man has a body which is no different in principle from that of an animal, so also his psychology has a whole series of lower storeys in which the spectres from humanitys past epochs still dwell, then the animal souls from the age of Pithecanthropus and the hominids, then the psyche of the cold-blooded saurians, and, deepest down of all, the transcendental mystery and paradox of the sympathetic and parasympa thetic psychoid processes.
[280] So it is not surprising that our world-voyager felt that he had landed in the hottest placehe was in Arabia Felixin the sweltering heat of summer! He was painfully aware that he was risking his skin: Its your concern when your neighbours wall is on fire.516 He was the banquet-giver and the guest, the eater and the eaten in one person.
[281] The innumerable species of animals begin to show up already by the Red Sea, headed by the fabulous four-footed Ortus, which combines in itself the four alchemical colours, black, white, red, and yellow517 (the gold streaks on head and neck). Maier does not hesitate to identify the Ortus with the phoenix, the other legendary inhabitant of Arabia Felix,518 less perhaps on account of its appearance than on account of its name; for the phoenix, too, after consuming itself in the land of Egypt, each time rose renewed, like the reborn sun in Heliopolis.
[282] The Ortus is the alchemical animal which represents the living quaternity in its first synthesis. In order to become the ever-living bird of the spirit it needs the transforming fire, which is found in Africa, that is, in the encounter with and investigation of the fourth function and the animal soul represented by the Ortus. By interpreting it as the phoenix, Maier gave it a far-reaching change of meaning, as we shall see. For besides his animal soul he also discovered in its vicinity a kind of feminine soul, a virgin, to whom he at first appeared like an importunate guest.519 This was the sibyl who foretold the coming of Christ. Thus, by the Red Sea, he met the animal soul in the form of a monstrous quaternity, symbolizing, so to speak, the prima materia of the self and, as the phoenix, rebirth. The mystery alluded to here is not only the encounter with the animal soul but, at the same time and in the same place, the meeting with the anima, a feminine psychopomp who showed him the way to Mercurius and also how to find the phoenix.520
[283] It is worth noting that the animal is the symbolic carrier of the self. This hint in Maier is borne out by modern individuals who have no notion of alchemy.521 It expresses the fact that the structure of wholeness was always present but was buried in profound unconsciousness, where it can always be found again if one is willing to risk ones skin to attain the greatest possible range of consciousness through the greatest possible self-knowledgea harsh and bitter drink usually reserved for hell. The throne of God seems to be no unworthy reward for such trials. For self-knowledgein the total meaning of the wordis not a one-sided intellectual pastime but a journey through the four continents, where one is exposed to all the dangers of land, sea, air, and fire. Any total act of recognition worthy of the name embraces the fouror 360!aspects of existence. Nothing may be disregarded. When Ignatius Loyola recommended imagination through the five senses522 to the meditant, and told him to imitate Christ by use of his senses,523 what he had in mind was the fullest possible realization of the object of contemplation. Quite apart from the moral or other effects of this kind of meditation, its chief effect is the training of consciousness, of the capacity for concentration, and of attention and clarity of thought. The corresponding forms of Yoga have similar effects. But in contrast to these traditional modes of realization, where the meditant projects himself into some prescribed form, the self-knowledge alluded to by Maier is a projection into the empirical self as it actually is. It is not the self we like to imagine ourselves to be after carefully removing all the blemishes, but the empirical ego just as it is, with everything that it does and everything that happens to it. Everybody would like to be quit of this odious adjunct, which is precisely why in the East the ego is explained as illusion and why in the West it is offered up in sacrifice to the Christ figure.
[284] By contrast, the aim of the mystical peregrination is to understand all parts of the world, to achieve the greatest possible extension of consciousness, as though its guiding principle were the Carpocratic524 idea that one is delivered from no sin which one has not committed. Not a turning away from its empirical so-ness, but the fullest possible experience of the ego as reflected in the ten thousand things that is the goal of the peregrination.525 This follows logically from the psychological recognition that God cannot be experienced at all unless this futile and ridiculous ego offers a modest vessel in which to catch the effluence of the Most High and name it with his name. The significance of the vas-symbol in alchemy shows how concerned the artifex was to have the right vessel for the right content: One is the lapis, one the medicament, one the vessel, one the procedure, and one the disposition. The aqua nostra, the transformative substance, is even its own vessel.526 From this it is but a step to the paradoxical statement of Angelus Silesius:
God is my centre when I close him in,
And my circumference when I melt in him.527
[285] Maiers Erythraean quadruped, the Ortus, corresponds to the four-wheeled chariot of Pseudo-Aristotle. The tetramorph, too, is a product of early medieval iconography,528 combining the four winged creatures of Ezekiels vision into a four-footed monster. The interpretation of the Ortus as the phoenix connects it with Christ, whose coming was prophesied by the Sibyl; for the phoenix is a well-known allegory of the resurrection of Christ and of the dead in general.529 It is the symbol of transformation par excellence. In view of this well-known interpretation of the phoenix and of the Erythraean oracle, it is amazing that any author at the beginning of the seventeenth century should dare to ask the sibyl, not to show him the way to Christ, but to tell him where he could find Mercurius! This passage offers another striking proof of the parallelism between Mercurius and Christ. Nor does the phoenix appear here as a Christ allegory but as the bearer and birthplace of the universal medicine, the remedy against wrath and pain. As the sibyl once foretold the coming of the Lord, so now she is to point the way to Mercurius. Christ is the Anthropos, the Primordial Man; Mercurius has the same meaning, and the Primordial Man stands for the round, original wholeness, long ago made captive by the powers of this world. In Christs case the victory and liberation of the Primordial Man were said to be complete, so that the labours of the alchemists would seem to be superfluous. We can only assume that the alchemists were of a different opinion, and that they sought their remedy against wrath and pain in order to complete what they considered to be Christs unfinished work of redemption.
[286] It is characteristic of Maiers views that the idea of most importance is not Mercurius, who elsewhere appears strongly personified, but a substance brought by the phoenix, the bird of the spirit. It is this inorganic substance, and not a living being, which is used as a symbol of wholeness, or as a means towards wholeness, a desideratum apparently not fulfilled by the Christ-symbol.530 Involuntarily one asks oneself whether the intense personalization of the divine figures, as is customary in Christianity and quite particularly in Protestantism,531 is not in the end compensated, and to some extent mitigated, by a more objective point of view emanating from the unconscious.
e. Ascent and Descent
[287] In his quest for wholeness so far, Michael Maier, besides crossing three continents and travelling in three directions, has discovered a statue of Mercurius pointing the way to paradise; he has glimpsed paradise from afar, he has found the animal soul and the sibylline anima, who now counsels him to journey to the seven mouths of the Nile (Ostia Nili), in order to seek for Mercurius. The continuation of his pilgrimage recalls the flight of the phoenix from Arabia, where it lives, to Egypt, where it dies and arises anew. We may therefore expect that something similar will befall the author. We are not told anything of his crossing of the Red Sea and of his recapitulation, in the reverse direction, of the miraculous wanderings of the children of Israel. We do, however, soon learn that something like a rebirth mystery is to take place, because Maier compares the seven mouths of the Nile to the seven planets. He first reaches the Canopic Gate, the western mouth of the delta, where he finds Saturn domiciled. Of the remaining planets we can recognize only Mars with certainty, as the description of the cities where the others dwell is not very clear. Amid innumerable hazards he traverses the seven regions without meeting Mercurius. He does not find him even in his own city. Finally he has to turn back and retrace his steps until he reaches the Canopic Gate, where this time he finds Mercurius. Although he learns from him all sorts of secrets, he fails to find the phoenix. Later, he will return again in order to discover the panacea. In his Epigramma ad Phoenicem he begs the wonderful bird to give the wise man its feathers,532 and in his epigram to the Medicina Phoeniciae he rates it above riches and gold, and he who does not think so is not a man but a beast.533
[288] The experience of the fourth quarter, the region of fire (i.e., the inferior function), is described by Maier as an ascent and descent through the seven planetary spheres. Even if the peregrination up to this point was not an allegory of the opus alchymicum, from now on it certainly is. The opus is atransitus, a

in the Gnostic sense, a transcension and transformation whose subject and object is the elusive Mercurius. I will not discuss the nature of the transitus here in any great detail, as this would be the proper concern of an account of the opus itself. One aspect of the transitus, however, is the ascent and descent through the planetary spheres, and to this we must devote a few words. As the Tabula smaragdina shows, the purpose of the ascent and descent is to unite the powers of Above and Below. A feature worthy of special notice is that in the opus there is an ascent followed by a descent, whereas the probable Gnostic-Christian prototype depicts first the descent and then the ascent. There are numerous evidences of this in the literature and I do not need to cite them here. I will quote only the words of one of the great Greek Fathers, St. Basil, who says in his explanation of Psalm 17 : 10534 (And he bowed the heavens and came down, and a black cloud was under his feet): David says here: God came down from heaven to help me and to chastise his enemies. But he clearly prophesies the incarnation [

] of Christ when he says: He bowed the heavens and came down. For he did not break through the heavens and did not make the mystery manifest, but came down to earth secretly, like rain upon the fleece,535 because the incarnation was secret and unknown, and his coming into the world-order [

] was hidden.536 Commenting on the next verse (And he was borne upon the cherubim, and he flew), Basil says: For in ascending he rose above the Cherubim, whom David named also the wings of the wind, on account of their winged and stormy nature. By the wings of the wind is also meant the cloud which took him up.537 Irenaeus sums up the mystery in the lapidary saying: For it is He who descended and ascended for the salvation of men.538
[289] In contrast to this, in alchemy the ascent comes first and then the descent. I would mention the ascent and descent of the soul in the Rosarium illustrations539 and above all the exordium in the Tabula smaragdina, whose authority held sway throughout the Middle Ages:
IV. Its father is the sun, its mother the moon; the wind hath carried it in his belly; its nurse is the earth.
VI. Its power is complete when it is turned towards the earth.
VIII. It ascendeth from the earth to heaven, and descendeth again to the earth, and receiveth the power of the higher and lower things. So wilt thou have the glory of the whole world.540
[290] These articles (whose subject is sometimes masculine and sometimes neuter) describe the sun-moon child who is laid in the cradle of the four elements, attains full power through them and the earth, rises to heaven and receives the power of the upper world, and then returns to earth, accomplishing, it seems, a triumph of wholeness (gloria totius mundi). The words So wilt thou have are evidently addressed to the Philosopher, for he is the artifex of the filius philosophorum. If he succeeds in transforming the arcane substance he will simultaneously accomplish his own wholeness, which will manifest itself as the glory of the whole world.
[291] There can be no doubt that the arcane substance, whether in neuter or personified form, rises from the earth, unites the opposites, and then returns to earth, thereby achieving its own transformation into the elixir. He riseth up and goeth down in the tree of the sun, till he becomes the elixir, says the Consilium coniugii.541 The text continues:
Someone hath said,542 And when I rise naked to heaven, then shall I come clothed upon the earth, and shall perfect all minerals.543 And if we are baptized in the fountain of gold and silver, and the spirit of our body [i.e., the arcane substance] ascends into heaven with the father and the son, and descends again, then shall our souls revive, and my animal body will remain white, that is, [the body] of the moon.544
[292] Here the union of opposites consists in an ascent to heaven and a descent to earth in the bath of the tincture. The earthly effect is first a perfection of minerals, then a resuscitation of souls and a transfiguration of the animal body, which before was dark. A parallel passage in the Consilium runs:
His soul rises up from it545 and is exalted to the heavens, that is, to the spirit, and becomes the rising sun (that is, red), in the waxing moon, and of solar nature.546 And then the lantern with two lights,547 which is the water of life, will return to its origin, that is, to earth. And it becomes of low estate, is humbled and decays, and is joined to its beloved,548 the terrestrial sulphur.549
[293] This text describes the ascent of the soul of the arcane substance, the incombustible sulphur. The soul as Luna attains its plenilunium, its sunlike brilliance, then wanes into the novilunium and sinks down into the embrace of the terrestrial sulphur, which here signifies death and corruption. We are reminded of the gruesome conjunction at the new moon in Maiers Scrutinium chymicum, where the woman and the dragon embrace in the grave.550 The description Dorn gives in his Physica Trismegisti is also to the point: In the end it will come to pass that this earthly, spagyric birth clothes itself with heavenly nature by its ascent, and then by its descent visibly puts on the nature of the centre of the earth, but nonetheless the nature of the heavenly centre which it acquired by the ascent is secretly preserved.551 This birth (foetura) conquers the subtile and spiritual sickness in the human mind and also all bodily defects, within as well as without. The medicament is produced in the same way as the world was created. Elsewhere Dorn remarks that the foetus spagyricus is forced by the fire to rise up to heaven (caelum), by which he means from the bottom of the vessel to the top, and from there it descends again after attaining the necessary degree of ripeness, and returns to earth: This spirit becomes corporeal again, after having become spirit from a body.552
[294] As if in contradiction to the Tabula smaragdina, whose authority he follows here, Dorn writes in his Philosophia speculativa: No one ascends into the heaven which ye seek, unless he who descends from the heaven which ye do not seek, enlighten him.553 Dorn was perhaps the first alchemist to find certain statements of his art problematical,554 and it was for this reason that he provided his foetus spagyricus, who behaves in an all too Basilidian manner, with a Christian alibi. At the same time he was conscious that the artifex was indissolubly one with the opus.555 His speculations are not to be taken lightly as they are occasionally of the greatest psychological interest, e.g.: The descent to the four and the ascent to the monad are simultaneous.556 The four are the four elements and the monad is the original unity which reappears in the denarius (the number 10), the goal of the opus; it is the unity of the personality projected into the unity of the stone. The descent is analytic, a separation into the four components of wholeness; the ascent synthetic, a putting together of the denarius. This speculation accords with the psychological fact that the confrontation of conscious and unconscious produces a dissolution of the personality and at the same time regroups it into a whole. This can be seen very clearly in moments of psychic crisis, for it is just in these moments that the symbol of unity, for instance the mandala, occurs in a dream. Where danger is, there / Arises salvation also, says Hlderlin.
[295] While the older authors keep strictly to the Tabula smaragdina,557 the more modern ones, under the leadership of Dorn, tend to present the process the other way round. For instance, Mylius says that the earth cannot ascend unless heaven comes down first. And even then the earth can be sublimated to heaven only if it is dissolved in its own spirit558 and becomes one substance therewith.559 The Paracelsist Penotus is even more emphatic. Speaking of Mercurius, he says:
As to how the son of man [filius hominis] is generated by the philosopher and the fruit of the virgin is produced, it is necessary that he be exalted from the earth and cleansed of all earthliness; then he rises as a whole into the air and is changed into spirit. Thus the word of the philosopher is fulfilled: He ascends from earth to heaven and puts on the power of Above and Below, and lays aside his earthly and uncleanly nature.560
This complete identification of the lapis with the son of man must obviously end with its ascension. But that contradicts the original and widespread conception of the lapis as the tincture or medicine, which has meaning and value only if it applies itself to the base substances of the lower world. The upper world is in need of no medicine, since it is incorruptible anyway. A redeemer who proceeds from matter and returns to matter gradually became unthinkable. Those who identified the lapis absolutely with Christ stopped working in the laboratory, and those who preferred laboratory work slowly gave up their mystic language.
[296] Ascent and descent, above and below, up and down, represent an emotional realization of opposites, and this realization gradually leads, or should lead, to their equilibrium. This motif occurs very frequently in dreams, in the form of going up- and downhill, climbing stairs, going up or down in a lift, balloon, aeroplane, etc.561 It corresponds to the struggle between the winged and the wingless dragon, i.e., the uroboros. Dorn describes it also as the circular distillation562 and as the spagyric vessel which has to be constructed after the likeness of the natural vessel, i.e., in the form of a sphere. As Dorn interprets it, this vacillating between the opposites and being tossed back and forth means being contained in the opposites. They become a vessel in which what was previously now one thing and now another floats vibrating, so that the painful suspension between opposites gradually changes into the bilateral activity of the point in the centre.563 This is the liberation from opposites, the nirdvandva of Hindu philosophy, though it is not really a philosophical but rather a psychological development. The Aurelia occulta puts this thought in the words of the dragon: Many from one and one from many, issue of a famous line, I rise from the lowest to the highest. The nethermost power of the whole earth is united with the highest. I therefore am the One and the Many within me.564 In these words the dragon makes it clear that he is the chthonic forerunner of the self.
f. The Journey through the Planetary Houses
[297] Returning now to Michael Maiers journey to the seven mouths of the Nile, which signify the seven planets, we bring to this theme a deepened understanding of what the alchemists meant by ascent and descent. It was the freeing of the soul from the shackles of darkness, or unconsciousness; its ascent to heaven, the widening of consciousness; and finally its return to earth, to hard reality, in the form of the tincture or healing drink, endowed with the powers of the Above. What this means psychologically could be seen very clearly from the Hypnerotomachia565 were its meaning not overlaid by a mass of ornate detail. It should therefore be pointed out that the whole first part of the book is a description of the dreamers ascent to a world of gods and heroes, of his initiation into a Venus mystery, followed by the illumination and semi-apotheosis of Poliphilo and his Polia. In the second, smaller part this leads to disenchantment and the cooling off of the lovers, culminating in the knowledge that it was all only a dream. It is a descent to earth, to the reality of daily life, and it is not altogether clear whether the hero managed to preserve in secret the nature of the heavenly centre which he acquired by the ascent.566 One rather doubts it. Nevertheless, his exciting adventure has left us a psychological document which is a perfect example of the course and the symbolism of the individuation process. The spirit, if not the language, of alchemy breathes through it and sheds light even on the darkest enigmas and riddles of the Masters.567
[298] Maiers journey through the planetary houses begins with Saturn, who is the coldest, heaviest, and most distant of the planets, the maleficus and abode of evil, the mysterious and sinister Senex (Old Man), and from there he ascends to the region of the sun, to look for the Boy Mercurius, the longed-for and long-sought goal of the adept. It is an ascent ever nearer to the sun, from darkness and cold to light and warmth, from old age to youth, from death to rebirth. But he has to go back along the way he came, for Mercurius is not to be found in the region of the sun but at the point from which he originally started. This sounds very psychological, and in fact life never goes forward except at the place where it has come to a standstill.568 The sought-for Mercurius is the spiritus vegetativus, a living spirit, whose nature it is to run through all the houses of the planets, i.e., the entire Zodiac. We could just as well say through the entire horoscope, or, since the horoscope is the chronometric equivalent of individual character, through all the characterological components of the personality. Individual character is, on the old view, the curse or blessing which the gods bestowed on the child at its birth in the form of favourable or unfavourable astrological aspects. The horoscope is like the chirographum, the handwriting of the ordinances against us . . . which Christ blotted out; and he took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross. And after having disarmed the principalities and powers he made a show of them openly, and triumphed over them.569
[299] This very ancient idea of what we might call an inborn bill of debt to fate is the Western version of a prenatal karma. It is the archons, the seven rulers of the planets, who imprint its fate upon the soul. Thus Priscillian (d. c. 385) says that the soul, on its descent to birth, passes through certain circles where it is made captive by evil powers, and in accordance with the will of the victorious prince is forced into divers bodies, and his handwriting inscribed upon it.570 Presumably this means that the soul is imprinted with the influences of the various planetary spheres. The descent of the soul through the planetary houses corresponds to its passage through the gates of the planets as described by Origen: the first gate is of lead and is correlated with Saturn,571 from which it is clear that Maier is following an old tradition.572 His peregrinatio chymica repeats the old heavenly journey of the soul, an idea which seems to have been developed more particularly in Persia.
[300] I shall not go more closely here into the transitus through the planetary houses;573 it is sufficient to know that Michael Maier, like Mercurius, passes through them on his mystic journey.574 This journey is reminiscent of the voyage of the hero, one motif of which becomes evident in the archetypal meeting at the critical place (the ford) with the Ortus, its head showing the four colours. There are other motifs too. Where there is a monster a beautiful maiden is not far away, for they have, as we know, a secret understanding so that the one is seldom found without the other. The sibyl, the guide of souls, shows the hero the way to Mercurius, who in this case is Hermes Trismegistus, the supreme mystagogue.
[301] In the Shepherd of Hermas it is related that the hero, while travelling along the Via Campana, met a monster resembling a dragon of the sea (

):
And the beast had on its head four colours, black, then the colour of flame and blood, then golden, then white. After I had passed the beast by and had gone about thirty feet further, lo! a maiden met me, adorned as if coming forth from the bridal chamber, all in white and with white sandals, veiled to the forehead, and a turban for a head-dress, but her hair was white.575
[302] The similarity between the two stories is so complete that one is tempted to assume that Maier had read the Shepherd of Hermas. This is not very likely. Though he had a good education in the humanities I can see in his writings no evidence that he was familiar with the patristic literature, and in his references to the writings of Albertus and Thomas Aquinas576 he might easily have let slip a remark of this kind. But one finds nothing, and it does not seem very probable, either, that Maier had direct knowledge of the New Testament Apocrypha.
[303] Hermas interprets the maiden as the Church, and Maier, fifteen hundred years later, as the Erythraean Sibyl, which only goes to show once more that the newer is the older. The supreme mistress led Hermas to the kingdom of the triune God, but Maier she leads to Hermes Trismegistus and Trisomatos, the triadic Mercurius, who would reveal to him the secret of the phoenixs resurrection.577 He can find Mercurius only through the rite of the ascent and descent, the circular distillation, beginning with the black lead, with the darkness, coldness, and malignity of the malefic Saturn; then ascending through the other planets to the fiery Sol, where the gold is heated in the hottest fire and cleansed of all impurities; and finally returning to Saturn, where this time he meets Mercurius and receives some useful teachings from him. Saturn has here changed from a star of ill omen into a domus barbae (House of the Beard), where the wisest of all, Thrice-Greatest Hermes, imparts wisdom.578 Hermas too begins with the blackness; his mistress gives him the following explanation:
The black is this world in which you are living; the colour of fire and blood means that this world must be destroyed in blood and fire. The golden part is you, who have fled from this world, for even as gold is tried in the fire and becomes valuable, so also you who live among them are tried. . . . The white part is the world to come, in which the elect of God shall dwell; for those who have been chosen by God for eternal life will be without spot and pure.579
[304] In alchemy the fire purifies, but it also melts the opposites into a unity. He who ascends unites the powers of Above and Below and shows his full power when he returns again to earth.580 By this is to be understood the production on the one hand of the panacea or Medicina Catholica, and on the other, of a living being with a human form, the filius philosophorum, who is often depicted as a youth or hermaphrodite or child. He is a parallel of the Gnostic Anthropos, but he also appears as an Anthroparion, a kind of goblin, a familiar who stands by the adept in his work and helps the physician to heal.581 This being ascends and descends and unites Below with Above, gaining a new power which carries its effect over into everyday life. His mistress gives Hermas this advice: Therefore do not cease to speak to the ears of the saints582in other words, work among your fellow men by spreading the news of the Risen.
[305] Just as Maier on his return met Mercurius, so Hermas in his next vision met the Poimen, the shepherd, a white fleece round his shoulders, a knapsack on his back, and a staff in his hand. Hermas recognized that it was he to whom I was handed over,583 namely the shepherd of the lamb, which was himself. In iconography the good shepherd has the closest connections with Hermes Kriophoros (the lamb-bearer); thus even in antiquity these two saviour figures coalesced. Whereas Hermas is handed over to his shepherd, Hermes hands over his art and wisdom to his pupil Maier and thus equips him to do something himself and to work with the aid of the magic caduceus. This, for a physician who was an alchemist, took the place of the staff of Asklepios, which had only one snake. The sacred snake of the Asklepieion signified: The god heals; but the caduceus, or Mercurius in the form of the coniunctio in the retort, means: In the hands of the physician lie the magic remedies granted by God.584
[306] The numerous analogies between two texts so far apart in time enable us to take a psychological view of the transformations they describe. The sequence of colours coincides by and large with the sequence of the planets. Grey and black correspond to Saturn585 and the evil world; they symbolize the beginning in darkness, in the melancholy, fear, wickedness, and wretchedness of ordinary human life. It is Maier from whom the saying comes about the noble substance which moves from lord to lord, in the beginning whereof is wretchedness with vinegar.586 By lord he means the archon and ruler of the planetary house. He adds: And so it will fare with me. The darkness and blackness can be interpreted psychologically as mans confusion and lostness; that state which nowadays results in an anamnesis, a thorough examination of all those contents which are the cause of the problematical situation, or at any rate its expression. This examination, as we know, includes the irrational contents that originate in the unconscious and express themselves in fantasies and dreams. The analysis and interpretation of dreams confront the conscious standpoint with the statements of the unconscious, thus widening its narrow horizon. This loosening up of cramped and rigid attitudes corresponds to the solution and separation of the elements by the aqua permanens, which was already present in the body and is lured out by the art. The water is a soul or spirit, that is, a psychic substance, which now in its turn is applied to the initial material. This corresponds to using the dreams meaning to clarify existing problems. Solutio is defined in this sense by Dorn.587
[307] The situation is now gradually illuminated as is a dark night by the rising moon. The illumination comes to a certain extent from the unconscious, since it is mainly dreams that put us on the track of enlightenment. This dawning light corresponds to the albedo, the moonlight which in the opinion of some alchemists heralds the rising sun. The growing redness (rubedo) which now follows denotes an increase of warmth and light coming from the sun, consciousness. This corresponds to the increasing participation of consciousness, which now begins to react emotionally to the contents produced by the unconscious. At first the process of integration is a fiery conflict, but gradually it leads over to the melting or synthesis of the opposites. The alchemists termed this the rubedo, in which the marriage of the red man and the white woman, Sol and Luna, is consummated. Although the opposites flee from one another they nevertheless strive for balance, since a state of conflict is too inimical to life to be endured indefinitely. They do this by wearing each other out: the one eats the other, like the two dragons or the other ravenous beasts of alchemical symbolism.
[308] Astrologically, as we have said, this process corresponds to an ascent through the planets from the dark, cold, distant Saturn to the sun. To the alchemists the connection between individual temperament and the positions of the planets was self-evident, for these elementary astrological considerations were the common property of any educated person in the Middle Ages as well as in antiquity. The ascent through the planetary spheres therefore meant something like a shedding of the characterological qualities indicated by the horoscope, a retrogressive liberation from the character imprinted by the archons. The conscious or unconscious model for such an ascent was the Gnostic redeemer, who either deceives the archons by guile or breaks their power by force. A similar motif is the release from the bill of debt to fate. The men of late antiquity in particular felt their psychic situation to be fatally dependent on the compulsion of the stars, Heimarmene, a feeling which may be compared with that inspired by the modern theory of heredity, or rather by the pessimistic use of it. A similar demoralization sets in in many neuroses when the patient takes the psychic factors producing the symptoms as though they were unalterable facts which it is useless to resist. The journey through the planetary houses, like the crossing of the great halls in the Egyptian underworld, therefore signifies the overcoming of a psychic obstacle, or of an autonomous complex, suitably represented by a planetary god or demon. Anyone who has passed through all the spheres is free from compulsion; he has won the crown of victory and become like a god.
[309] In our psychological language today we express ourselves more modestly: the journey through the planetary houses boils down to becoming conscious of the good and the bad qualities in our character, and the apotheosis means no more than maximum consciousness, which amounts to maximal freedom of the will. This goal cannot be better represented than by the alchemical symbol of the

(position of the sun at noon) in Zosimos.588 But at the zenith the descent begins. The mystic traveller goes back to the Nile mouth from which he started. He repeats, as it were, the descent of the soul which had led in the first place to the imprinting of the chirographum. He retraces his steps through the planetary houses until he comes back to the dark Saturn. This means that the soul, which was imprinted with a horoscopic character at the time of its descent into birth, conscious now of its godlikeness, beards the archons in their lairs and carries the light undisguised down into the darkness of the world.
[310] Here again psychology makes no special claims. What before was a burden unwillingly borne and blamed upon the entire family, is seen by the greatest possible insight (which can be very modest!) to be no more than the possession of ones own personality, and one realizesas though this were not self-evident!that one cannot live from anything except what one is.
[311] On returning to the house of Saturn our pilgrim finds the long-sought Mercurius.589 Maier passes remarkably quickly over this highly significant encounter and mentions merely their numerous conversations without, however, disclosing their content. This is the more surprising in that Mercurius either personifies the great teacher or else has the character of the arcane substance, both of which would be a fruitful source for further revelations. For Mercurius is the light-bringing Nous, who knows the secret of transformation and of immortality.
[312] Let us assume that Maiers sudden silence is no mere accident but was intentional or even a necessity. This assumption is not entirely without justification since Maier was one of the founders of the international Rosicrucian Society,590 and would therefore have no doubt been in a position to expatiate at length upon the Hermetic arcana. What we know of the so-called Rosicrucian secrets does nothing to explain why they were hushed up. This, incidentally, is true of most mysteries of this kind. It is very significant that the mysteries of the early Church turned soon enough into sacraments. The word mystery became a misnomer, since everything lay open in the rite. Andreas Rosencreutz used as a motto for his Chymical Wedding:Mysteries profaned and made public fade and lose their grace. Therefore, cast not pearls before swine, nor spread roses for the ass. This attitude might have been a motive for silence. People had so often got to know of things that were kept secret in the mysteries under the most fearsome oaths and had wondered why on earth they should ever have been the object of secrecy. Self-importance or the prestige of the priesthood or of the initiates seemed the obvious deduction. And there can be no doubt that the mysteries often were abused in this way. But the real reason was the imperative need to participate in a or perhaps the secret without which life loses its supreme meaning. The secret is not really worth keeping, but the fact that it is still obstinately kept reveals an equally persistent psychic motive for keeping secrets, and that is the real secret, the real mystery. It is indeed remarkable and mysterious that this gesture of keeping something secret should be made at all. Why does man need to keep a secret, and for what purpose does he invent an artificial one which he even decks out as an ineffably holy rite? The thing hidden is always more or less irrelevant, for in itself it is no more than an image or sign pointing to a content that cannot be defined more closely. This content is certainly not a matter for indifference since it indicates the living presence of a numinous archetype. The essential thing is the hiding, an expressive gesture which symbolizes something unconscious and not to be named lying behind it; something, therefore, that is either not yet conscious or cannot or will not become conscious. It points, in a word, to the presence of an unconscious content, which exacts from consciousness a tri bute of constant regard and attention. With the application of interest the continual perception and assimilation of the effects of the secret become possible. This is beneficial to the conduct of life, because the contents of the unconscious can then exert their compensatory effect and, if taken note of and recognized, bring about a balance that promotes health. On a primitive level, therefore, the chief effect of the mysteries is to promote health, growth, and fertility. If there were nothing good in the rite it would presumably never have come into existence or would long since have perished. The tremendous psychic effect of the Eleusinian mysteries, for instance, is beyond question. Psycho therapeutic experience has made the meaning of secrets once more a topical question, not only from the religious or philosophical point of view but also in respect of the demands of conscience with which individuation confronts a man.
[313] Maiers silence is eloquent, as we soon find when we try to see the psychological equivalent of the descent and of the discovery of Mercurius. The maximal degree of consciousness confronts the ego with its shadow, and individual psychic life with a collective psyche. These psychological terms sound light enough but they weigh heavy, for they denote an almost unendurable conflict, a psychic strait whose terrors only he knows who has passed through it. What one then discovers about oneself and about man and the world is of such a nature that one would rather not speak of it; and besides, it is so difficult to put into words that ones courage fails at the bare attempt. So it need not be at all a frivolous evasion if Maier merely hints at his conversations with Mercurius. In the encounter with life and the world there are experiences that are capable of moving us to long and thorough reflection, from which, in time, insights and convictions grow upa process depicted by the alchemists as the philosophical tree. The unfolding of these experiences is regulated, as it were, by two archetypes: the anima, who expresses life, and the Wise Old Man, who personifies meaning.591 Our author was led in the first place by the anima-sibyl to undertake the journey through the planetary houses as the precondition of all that was to follow. It is therefore only logical that, towards the end of the descent, he should meet Thrice-Greatest Hermes, the fount of all wisdom. This aptly describes the character of that spirit or thinking which you do not, like an intellectual operation, perform yourself, as the little god of this world, but which happens to you as though it came from another, and greater, perhaps the great spirit of the world, not inappositely named Trismegistus. The long reflection, the immensa meditatio of the alchemists is defined as an internal colloquy with another, who is invisible.592
[314] Possibly Maier would have revealed to us something more if Mercurius had not been in such a hurry to take upon himself the role of arbiter between the owl and the birds who were fighting it.593 This is an allusion to a work of Maiers entitled Jocus severus (Frankfurt a. M., 1617), where he defends the wisdom of alchemy against its detractors, a theme that also plays an important part in his Symbola aureae mensae in the form of argument and counterargument. One is therefore justified in assuming that Maier got into increasing conflict with himself and his environment the more he buried himself in the secret speculations of Hermetic philosophy. Indeed nothing else could have been expected, for the world of Hermetic images gravitates round the unconscious, and the unconscious compensation is always aimed at the conscious positions which are the most strongly defended because they are the most questionable, though its apparently hostile aspect merely reflects the surly face which the ego turns towards it. In reality the unconscious compensation is not intended as a hostile act but as a necessary and helpful attempt to restore the balance. For Maier it meant an inner and outer conflict which was not abolished, but only embittered, by the firmness of his convictions. For every one-sided conviction is accompanied by the voice of doubt, and certainties that are mere beliefs turn into uncertainties which may correspond better with the truth. The truth of the sic et non (yes and no), almost, but not quite, recognized by Abelard, is a difficult thing for the intellect to bear; so it is no wonder that Maier got stuck in the conflict and had to postpone his discovery of the phoenix until doomsday. Fortunately he was honest enough not to assert that he had ever made the lapis or the philosophical gold, and for this reason he never spread a veil of deception over his work. Thanks to his scrupulousness his late successors are at least able to guess how far he had progressed in the art, and where his labours came to a standstill. He never succeeded, as we can now see, in reaching the point where conflict and argument become logically superfluous, where yes and no are two aspects of the same thing. Thou wilt never make the One which thou seekest, says the master, except first there be made one thing of thyself.594
g. The Regeneration in Sea-water
[315] After these long digressions on the interrelated symbols that branch out from the sea and its various aspects, we will resume our discussion of salt and salt-water.
[316] The aqua pontica (or aqua permanens) behaves very much like the baptismal water of the Church. Its chief function is ablution, the cleansing of the sinner, and in alchemy this is the lato, the impure body;595 hence the oft-repeated saying attri buted to Elbo Interfector:596 Whiten the lato597 and rend the books, lest your hearts be rent asunder.598 In the Rosarium the ablution599 of the lato occurs in variant form: it is cleansed not by water but by Azoth and fire,600 that is, by a kind of baptism in fire, which is often used as a synonym for water.601 The equivalent of this in the Catholic rite is the plunging of a burning candle into the font, in accordance with Matthew 3 : 11: He shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and with fire.602 The alchemists did not hesitate to call the transformative process a baptism. Thus the Consilium coniugii says: And if we are baptized in the fountain of gold and silver, and the spirit of our body ascends into heaven with the father and the son, and descends again, then our souls shall revive and my animal body will remain white, that is, [the body] of the moon.603 The subject of this sentence is Sol and Luna. The Aurora consurgens I distinguishes three kinds of baptism, in water, in blood, and in fire,604 the Christian ideas being here transferred directly to the chemical procedure. The same is true of the idea that baptism is a submersion in death, following Colossians 2 : 12: (Ye are) buried with him in baptism, wherein also ye are risen with him. In his Table of Symbols, Penotus605 correlates the moon, the spirits and ghosts of the dead [Manes et Lemures], and gods of the underworld with the mystery of baptism, and the corresponding stage in the opus is the solutio, which signifies the total dissolution of the imperfect body in the aqua divina, its submersion, mortification,606 and burial. The putrefaction takes place in the grave, and the foul smell that accompanies it is the stench of the graves.607 The motif of imprisonment in the underworld is found in Greek alchemy, in the treatise of Komarios: Lock them [the substances] in Hades.608 The rebirth from the floods (

) of Hades and from the grave recurs in Cyril of Jerusalem: That saving flood is both your sepulchre and your mother,609 and in St. Augustine: The water leads him down, as if dying, into the grave; the Holy Spirit brings him up, as if rising again, into heaven.610
[317] The treatise of Ostanes611 says that when preparing the

, the vessel with the ingredients should be immersed in sea-water, and then the divine water will be perfected. It is, so to speak, gestated in the womb of the sea-water. The text says: This [divine] water makes the dead living and the living dead, it lights the darkness and darkens the light, concentrates [

] the sea-water and quenches fire. As this miraculous water occurs even in the oldest texts, it must be of pagan rather than of Christian origin. The oldest Chinese treatise known to us (A.D. 142) likewise contains this idea of the divine water: it is the flowing pearl (quicksilver), and the divine chi, meaning air, spirit, ethereal essence. The various essences are likened to spring showers in abundance,612 and this recalls the blessed water in the treatise of Komarios, which brings the spring.613 The age-old use of water at sacrifices and the great role it played in Egypt, where Western alchemy originated, may well have foreshadowed the water symbolism of later times. Folk ideas and superstitions such as we find in the Magic Papyri may have made their contri bution, too; the following words might just as well have been taken from an alchemical treatise: I am the plant named Bas, I am a spout of blood . . ., the outgrowth of the abyss.614 . . . I am the sacred bird Phoenix.615 . . . I am Helios. . . . I am Aphrodite. . . . I am Kronos, who has showed forth the light. . . . I am Osiris, named water, I am Isis, named dew, I am Esenephys, named spring.616 The personified

might well have spoken like that.
[318] The effect of Christian baptism is the washing away of sin and the acceptance of the neophyte into the Church as the earthly kingdom of Christ, sanctification and rebirth through grace, and the bestowal of an indelible character on the baptized. The effect of the aqua permanens is equally miraculous. The Gloria mundi says: The mystery of every thing is life, which is water; for water dissolves the body into spirit and summons a spirit from the dead.617 Dissolution into spirit, the bodys volatilization or sublimation, corresponds chemically to evaporation, or any rate to the expulsion of evaporable ingredients like quicksilver, sulphur, etc. Psychologically it corresponds to the conscious realization and integration of an unconscious content. Unconscious contents lurk somewhere in the body like so many demons of sickness, impossible to get hold of, especially when they give rise to physical symptoms the organic causes of which cannot be demonstrated. The spirit summoned from the dead is usually the spirit Mercurius, who, as the anima mundi, is inherent in all things in a latent state. It is clear from the passage immediately following that it is salt of which it is said: And that is the thing which we seek: all our secrets are contained in it. Salt, however, takes its origin from Mercurius, so salt is a synonym for the arcane substance. It also plays an important part in the Roman rite: after being blessed it is added to the consecrated water, and in the ceremony of baptism a few grains of the consecrated salt are placed in the neophytes mouth with the words: Receive the salt of wisdom: may it be a propitiation for thee unto eternal life.
[319] As the alchemists strove to produce an incorruptible glorified body, they would, if they were successful, attain that state in the albedo, where the body became spotless and no longer subject to decay. The white substance of the ash618 was therefore described as the diadem of the heart, and its synonym, the white foliated earth (terra alba foliata), as the crown of victory.619 The ash is identical with the pure water which is cleansed from the darkness of the soul, and of the black matter, for the wickedness (malitia) of base earthiness has been separated from it.620 This terrestreitas mala is the terra damnata (accursed earth) mentioned by other authors; it is what Goe the calls the trace of earth painful to bear, the moral turpitude that cannot be washed off. In Senior the ash is synonymous with vitrum (glass), which, on account of its incorruptibility and transparency, seemed to resemble the glorified body. Glass in its turn was associated with salt, for salt was praised as that virgin and pure earth, and the finest crystalline glass is composed mainly of sal Sodae (soda salts), with sand added as a binding agent. Thus the raw material of glass-making (technically known as the batch) is formed from two incorruptible substances.621 Furthermore, glass is made in the fire, the pure element. In the sharp or burning taste of salt the alchemists detected the fire dwelling within it, whose preservative property it in fact shares. Alexander of Macedon is cited as saying: Know that the salt is fire and dryness.622 Or, the salts are of fiery nature.623 Salt has an affinity with sulphur, whose nature is essentially fiery.624 Glauber maintains that fire and salt are in their essential nature one thing and are therefore held in high esteem by all sensible Christians, but the ignorant know no more of these things than a cow, a pig, or a brute, which live without understanding. He also says the Abyssinians baptized with water and fire. Without fire and salt the hea then would not have been able to offer sacrifice, and the evangelist Mark had said that every one shall be salted with fire, and every sacrifice shall be salted with salt.625
h. The Interpretation and Meaning of Salt
[320] Salt as much as ash is a synonym for the albedo (or dealbatio), and is identical with the white stone, the white sun, the full moon, the fruitful white earth, cleansed and calcined.626 The connecting link between ash and salt is potash, and the burning and corrosive property of lye (caustic solution) is well known.627 Senior mentions that the dealbatio was known as salsatura (marination).628
[321] Some light is thrown on the numerous overlapping significations of salt, and the obscurity begins to clear up, when we are informed, further, that one of its principal meanings is soul. As the white substance it is the white woman, and the salt of our magnesia629 is a spark of the anima mundi.630 For Glauber the salt is feminine and corresponds to Eve.631 The Gloria mundi says: The salt of the earth is the soul.632 This pregnant sentence contains within it the whole ambiguity of alchemy. On the one hand the soul is the aqua permanens, which dissolves and coagulates, the arcane substance which is at once the transformer and the transformed, the nature which conquers nature. On the other hand it is the human soul imprisoned in the body as the anima mundi is in matter, and this soul undergoes the same transformations by death and purification, and finally by glorification, as the lapis. It is the tincture which coagulates all substances, indeed it even fixes (figit) itself; it comes from the centre of the earth and is the destroyed earth, nor is there anything on the earth like to the tincture.633 The soul is therefore not an earthly but a transcendental thing, regardless of the fact that the alchemists expected it to appear in a retort. This contradiction presented no difficulties to the medieval mind. There was a good reason for this: the philosophers were so fascinated by their own psychisms that, in their navet, they faithfully reproduced the inner psychic situation externally. Although the unconscious, personified by the anima, is in itself transcendental, it can appear in the sphere of consciousness, that is, in this world, in the form of an influence on conscious processes.
[322] Just as the world-soul pervades all things, so does salt. It is ubiquitous and thus fulfils the main requirement of an arcane substance, that it can be found everywhere. No doubt the reader will be as conscious as I am of how uncommonly difficult it is to give an account of salt and its ubiquitous connections. It represents the feminine principle of Eros, which brings everything into relationship, in an almost perfect way. In this respect it is surpassed only by Mercurius, and the notion that salt comes from Mercurius is therefore quite understandable. For salt, as the soul or spark of the anima mundi, is in very truth the daughter of the spiritus vegetativus of creation. Salt is far more indefinite and more universal than sulphur, whose essence is fairly well defined by its fiery nature.
[323] The relationship of salt to the anima mundi, which as we know is personified by the Primordial Man or Anthropos, brings us to the analogy with Christ. Glauber himself makes the equation Sal: Sol = A : ,634 so that salt becomes an analogue of God. According to Glauber, the sign for salt

was originally

,635 a double totality symbol; the circle representing non-differentiated wholeness, and the square discriminated wholeness.636 As a matter of fact there is another sign for salt,

in contradistinction to

Venus, who certainly has less to do with understanding and wisdom than has salt. Salt, says Glauber, was the first fiat at the creation.637 Christ is the salt of wisdom which is given at baptism.638 These ideas are elaborated by Georg von Welling: Christ is the salt, the fiat is the Word that is begotten from eternity for our preservation. Christ is the sweet, fixed salt of silent, gentle eternity. The body, when salted by Christ, becomes tinctured and therefore incorruptible.639
[324] The Christ parallel runs through the late alchemical speculations that set in after Boehme, and it was made possible by the sal: sapientia equation. Already in antiquity salt denoted wit, good sense, good taste, etc., as well as spirit. Cicero, for instance, remarks: In wit [sale] and humour Caesar . . . surpassed them all.640 But it was the Vulgate that had the most decisive influence on the formation of alchemical concepts. In the Old Testament, even the salt of the covenant641 has a moral meaning. In the New Testament, the famous words Ye are the salt of the earth (Matthew 5 : 13) show that the disciples were regarded as personifications of higher insight and divine wisdom, just as, in their role of

(proclaimers of the message), they functioned as angels (

, messengers), so that Gods kingdom on earth might approximate as closely as possible to the structure of the heavenly hierarchy. The other well-known passage is at Mark 9 : 50, ending with the words: Have salt in yourselves, and have peace one with another. The earliest reference to salt in the New Testament (Colossians 4 : 6) likewise has a classical flavour: Let your speech be alway with grace, and seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.
[325] Here salt undoubtedly means insight, understanding, wisdom. In both Matthew and Mark the salt is liable to lose its savour. Evidently this salt must keep its tang, just as the wise virgins kept their lamps trimmed. For this purpose a flexibility of mind is needed, and the last thing to guarantee this is rigid insistence on the necessity of faith. Everyone will admit that it is the task of the Church to safeguard her store of wisdom, the aqua doctrinae, in its original purity, and yet, in response to the changing spirit of the times, she must go on altering it and differentiating it just as the Fathers did. For the cultured Greco-Roman world early Christianity was among other things a message in philosophical disguise, as we can see quite plainly from Hippolytus. It was a competing philosophical doctrine that reached a certain peak of perfection in St. Thomas. Until well into the sixteenth century the degree of philosophical truth of Christian doctrine corresponded to that of scientific truth today.
[326] The physicians and natural philosophers of the Middle Ages nevertheless found themselves faced with problems for which the Church had no answer. Confronted with sickness and death, the physicians did not hesitate to seek counsel with the Arabs and so resuscitate that bit of the ancient world which the Church thought she had exterminated for ever, namely the Mandaean and Sabaean remnants of Hellenistic syncretism. From them they derived a sal sapientiae that seemed so unlike the doctrine of the Church that before long a process of mutual assimilation arose which put forth some very remarkable blossoms. The ecclesiastical allegories kept, so far as I can judge, to the classical usage of Sal. Only St. Hilary (d. 367) seems to have gone rather more deeply into the nature of salt when he remarks that salt contains in itself the element of water and fire, and by this is one out of two.642 Picinellus observes: Two elements which stir up an implacable enmity between themselves are found in wondrous alliance in salt. For salt is wholly fire and wholly water.643 For the rest he advises a sparing use of salt: Let the word be sprinkled with salt, not deluged with it,644 and another, earlier allegorist, the Jesuit Nicholas Caussin,645 does not mention salt at all.
[327] This is not altogether surprising, for how do wisdom and revelation square with one another? As certain books of the Old Testament canon show, there is, besides the wisdom of God which expresses itself in revelation, a human wisdom which cannot be had unless one works for it. Mark 9 : 50 therefore exhorts us to make sure that we always have enough salt in us, and he is certainly not referring to divine revelation, for this is something no man can produce on his own resources. But at least he can cultivate and increase his own human wisdom. That Mark should offer this warning, and that Paul should express himself in a very similar way, is in accord with the traditional Judeo-Hellenism of the Jewish communities at that time. An authoritarian Church, however, leaves very little room for the salt of human wisdom. Hence it is not surprising that the sal sapientiae plays an incomparably greater role outside the Church. Irenaeus, reporting the views of the Gnostics, says: The spiritual, they say, [is] sent forth to this end, that, being united here below with the psychic, it may take form, and be instructed simultaneously by intercourse with it. And this they declare to be the salt and the light of the world.646 The union of the spiritual, masculine principle with the feminine, psychic principle is far from being just a fantasy of the Gnostics: it has found an echo in the Assumption of the Virgin, in the union of Tifereth and Malchuth, and in Goethes the Eternal Feminine leads us upward and on. Hippolytus mentions this same view as that of the Sethians. He says:
But when this wave is raised from the water by the wind and made pregnant in its nature, and has received within itself the reproductive power of the feminine, it retains the light scattered from on high together with the fragrance of the spirit [

],647 and that is Nous given shape in various forms. This [light] is a perfect God, who is brought down from the unbegotten light on high and from the spirit into mans nature as into a temple, by the power of nature and the movement of the wind. It is engendered from the water and commingled and mixed with the bodies as if it were the salt of all created things, and a light of the darkness struggling to be freed from the bodies, and not able to find a way out. For some very small spark of the light is mingled with the fragrance from above. . . . [Here follows a corrupt and controversial passage which I pass over.] . . . Therefore every thought and care of the light from above is how and in what way the Nous may be delivered from the death of the sinful and dark body, from the father below [

],648 who is the wind which raised up the waves in tumult and terror, and begot Nous his own perfect son, who is yet not his own son in substance. For he was a ray of light from on high, from that perfect light overpowered in the dark and terrible, bitter polluted water, and a shining spirit carried away over the water 649
[328] This strangely beautiful passage contains pretty well everything that the alchemists endeavoured to say about salt: it is the spirit, the turning of the body into light (albedo), the spark of the anima mundi, imprisoned in the dark depths of the sea and begotten there by the light from above and the reproductive power of the feminine. It should be noted that the alchemists could have known nothing of Hippolytus, as his Philosophumena, long believed lost, was rediscovered only in the middle of the nineteenth century in a monastery on Mount Athos. Anyone familiar with the spirit of alchemy and the views of the Gnostics in Hippolytus will be struck again and again by their inner affinity.
[329] The clue to this passage from the Elenchos, and to other similar ones, is to be found in the phenomenology of the self.650 Salt is not a very common dream-symbol, but it does appear in the cubic form of a crystal,651 which in many patients drawings represents the centre and hence the self; similarly, the quaternary structure of most mandalas reminds one of the sign for salt

mentioned earlier. Just as the numerous synonyms and attri butes of the lapis stress now one and now another of its aspects, so do the symbols of the self. Apart from its preservative quality salt has mainly the metaphorical meaning of sapientia. With regard to this aspect the Tractatus aureus states: It is said in the mystic language of our sages, He who works without salt will never raise dead bodies. . . . He who works without salt draws a bow without a string. For you must know that these sayings refer to a very different kind of salt from the common mineral. . . . Sometimes they call the medicine itself Salt. 652 These words are ambiguous: here salt means wit as well as wisdom. As to the importance of salt in the opus, Johannes Grasseus says of the arcane substance: And this is the Lead of the Philosophers, which they also call the lead of the air. In it is found the shining white dove, named the salt of the metals, wherein is the whole magistery of the work. This [dove] is the pure, chaste, wise, and rich Queen of Sheba.653 Here salt, arcane substance (the paradoxical lead of the air), the white dove (spiritus sapientiae), wisdom, and femininity appear in one figure. The saying from the Gloria mundi is quite clear: No man can understand this Art who does not know the salt and its preparation.654 For the Aquarium sapientum the sal sapientiae comes from the aqua benedicta or aqua pontica, which, itself an extract, is named heart, soul, and spirit. At first the aqua is contained in the prima materia and is of a blood-red colour; but after its preparation it becomes of a bright, clear, transparent white, and is called by the sages the Salt of Wisdom.655 Khunrath boldly summarizes these statements about the salt when he says: Our water cannot be made without the salt of wisdom, for it is the salt of wisdom itself, say the philosophers; a fire, and a salt fire, the true Living Universal Menstruum. Without salt the work has no success.656 Elsewhere he remarks: Not without good reason has salt been adorned by the wise with the name of Wisdom. Salt is the lapis, a mystery to be hidden.657 Vigenerus says that the Redeemer chose his disciples that they might be the salt of men and proclaim to them the pure and incorruptible doctrine of the gospel. He reports the Cabalists as saying that the computatio658 of the Hebrew word for salt (melach) gives the number 78. This number could be divided by any divisor and still give a word that referred to the divine Name. We will not pursue the inferences he draws from this but will only note that for all those reasons salt was used for the service of God in all offerings and sacrifices.659 Glauber calls Christ the sal sapientiae and says that his favourite disciple John was salted with the salt of wisdom.660
[330] Apart from its lunar wetness and its terrestrial nature, the most outstanding properties of salt are bitterness and wisdom. As in the double quaternio of the elements and qualities, earth and water have coldness in common, so bitterness and wisdom would form a pair of opposites with a third thing between. (See diagram on facing page.) The factor common to both, however incommensurable the two ideas may seem, is, psychologically, the function of feeling. Tears, sorrow, and disappointment are bitter, but wisdom is the comforter in all psychic suffering. Indeed, bitterness and wisdom form a pair of alternatives: where there is bitterness wisdom is lacking, and where wisdom is there can be no bitterness. Salt, as the carrier of this fateful alternative, is co-ordinated with the nature of woman. The masculine, solar nature in the right half of the quaternio knows neither coldness, nor a shadow, nor heaviness, melancholy, etc., because, so long as all goes well, it identifies as closely as possible with consciousness, and that as a rule is the idea which one has of oneself. In this idea the shadow is usually missing: first because nobody likes to admit to any inferiority, and second because logic forbids something white to be called black. A good man has good qualities, and only the bad man has bad qualities. For reasons of prestige we pass over the shadow in complete silence. A famous example of masculine prejudice is Nietzsches Superman, who scorns compassion and fights against the Ugliest Man the ordinary man that everyone is. The shadow must not be seen, it must be denied, repressed, or twisted into something quite extraordinary. The sun is always shining and everything smiles back. There is no room for any prestige-diminishing weakness, so the sol niger is never seen. Only in solitary hours is its presence feared.

[331] Things are different with Luna: every month she is darkened and extinguished; she cannot hide this from anybody, not even from herself. She knows that this same Luna is now bright and now dark but who has ever heard of a dark sun? We call this quality of Luna womans closeness to nature, and the fiery brilliance and hot air that plays round the surface of things we like to call the masculine mind.
[332] Despite all attempts at denial and obfuscation there is an unconscious factor, a black sun, which is responsible for the surprisingly common phenomenon of masculine split-mindedness, when the right hand mustnt know what the left is doing. This split in the masculine psyche and the regular darkening of the moon in woman together explain the remarkable fact that the woman is accused of all the darkness in a man, while he himself basks in the thought that he is a veritable fount of vitality and illumination for all the females in his environment. Actually, he would be better advised to shroud the brilliance of his mind in the profoundest doubt. It is not difficult for this type of mind (which besides other things is a great trickster like Mercurius) to admit a host of sins in the most convincing way, and even to combine it with a spurious feeling of ethical superiority without in the least approximating to a genuine insight. This can never be achieved without the participation of feeling; but the intellect admits feeling only when it is convenient. The novilunium of woman is a source of countless disappointments for man which easily turn to bitterness, though they could equally well be a source of wisdom if they were understood. Naturally this is possible only if he is prepared to acknowledge his black sun, that is, his shadow.
[333] Confirmation of our interpretation of salt as Eros (i.e., as a feeling relationship) is found in the fact that the bitterness is the origin of the colours (par. 245). We have only to look at the drawings and paintings of patients who supplement their analysis by active imagination to see that colours are feeling-values. Mostly, to begin with, only a pencil or pen is used to make rapid sketches of dreams, sudden ideas, and fantasies. But from a certain moment on the patients begin to make use of colour, and this is generally the moment when merely intellectual interest gives way to emotional participation. Occasionally the same phenomenon can be observed in dreams, which at such moments are dreamt in colour, or a particularly vivid colour is insisted upon.
[334] Disappointment, always a shock to the feelings, is not only the mother of bitterness but the strongest incentive to a differentiation of feeling. The failure of a pet plan, the disappointing behaviour of someone one loves, can supply the impulse either for a more or less brutal outburst of affect or for a modification and adjustment of feeling, and hence for its higher development. This culminates in wisdom if feeling is supplemented by reflection and rational insight. Wisdom is never violent: where wisdom reigns there is no conflict between thinking and feeling.
[335] This interpretation of salt and its qualities prompts us to ask, as in all cases where alchemical statements are involved, whether the alchemists themselves had such thoughts. We know from the literature that they were thoroughly aware of the moral meaning of the amaritudo, and by sapientia they did not mean anything essentially different from what we understand by this word. But how the wisdom comes from the bitterness, and how the bitterness can be the source of the colours, on these points they leave us in the dark. Nor have we any reason to believe that these connections were so self-evident to them that they regarded any explanation as superfluous. If that were so, someone would have been sure to blurt it out. It is much more probable that they simply said these things without any conscious act of cognition. Moreover, the sum of all these statements is seldom or never found consistently formulated in any one author; rather one author mentions one thing and another another, and it is only by viewing them all together, as we have tried to do here, that we get the whole picture.661 The alchemists themselves suggest this method, and I must admit that it was their advice which first put me on the track of a psychological interpretation. The Rosarium says one should read from page to page, and other sayings are He should possess many books and One book opens another. Yet the complete lack, until the nineteenth century, of any psychological viewpoint (which even today meets with the grossest misunderstandings) makes it very unlikely that anything resembling a psychological interpretation penetrated into the consciousness of the alchemists. Their moral concepts moved entirely on the plane of synonym and analogy, in a word, of correspondence. Most of their statements spring not from a conscious but from an unconscious act of thinking, as do dreams, sudden ideas, and fantasies, where again we only find out the meaning afterwards by careful comparison and analysis.
[336] But the greatest of all riddles, of course, is the ever-recurring question of what the alchemists really meant by their substances. What, for instance, is the meaning of a sal spirituale? The only possible answer seems to be this: chemical matter was so completely unknown to them that it instantly became a carrier for projections. Its darkness was so loaded with unconscious contents that a state of participation mystique,662 or unconscious identity, arose between them and the chemical substance, which caused this substance to behave, at any rate in part, like an unconscious content. Of this relationship the alchemists had a dim presentimentenough, anyway, to enable them to make statements which can only be understood as psychological.
[337] Khunrath says: And the Light was made Salt, a body of salt, the salt of wisdom.663 The same author remarks that the point in the midst of the salt corresponds to the Tartarus of the greater world, which is hell.664 This coincides with the conception of the fire hidden in the salt. Salt must have the paradoxical double nature of the arcane substance. Thus the Gloria mundi says that in the salt are two salts, namely sulphur and the radical moisture, the two most potent opposites imaginable, for which reason it was also called the Rebis.665 Vigenerus asserts that salt consists of two substances, since all salts partake of sulphur and quicksilver.666 These correspond to Khunraths king and queen, the two waters, red and white.667 During the work the salt assumes the appearance of blood.668 It is certain, says Dorn, that a salt, the natural balsam of the body, is begotten from human blood. It has within it both corruption and preservation against corruption, for in the natural order there is nothing that does not contain as much evil as good.669 Dorn was a physician, and his remark is characteristic of the empirical standpoint of the alchemists.
[338] The dark nature of salt accounts for its blackness and foetid smell.670 At the dissolution of living bodies it is the last residue of corruption, but it is the prime agent in generation.671 Mylius expressly identifies salt with the uroboros-dragon.672 We have already mentioned its identification with the sea of Typhon; hence one could easily identify it with the sea-monster Leviathan.673 At all events there is an amusing relationship between salt and the Leviathan in Abraham Eleazar, who says with reference to Job 40 : 15:674 For Behemoth is a wild ox, whom the Most High has salted up with Leviathan and preserved for the world to come,675 evidently as food for the inhabitants of paradise,676 or whatever the world to come may mean.
[339] Another direful aspect of salt is its relation to the malefic Saturn, as is implied by Grasseus in that passage about the white dove and the philosophical lead. Speaking of the identity of sea and salt, Vigenerus points out that the Pythagoreans called the sea the tear of Kronos, because of its bitter saltness.677 On account of its relation to Typhon salt is also endowed with a murderous quality,678 as we saw in the chapter on Sulphur, where Sal inflicts on Sulphur an incurable wound. This offers a curious parallel to Kundrys wounding of Amfortas in Parsifal. In the parable of Sulphur Sal plays the sinister new-moon role of Luna.
[340] As a natural product, salt contains as much evil as good. As the sea it is the

, mother of all things; as the tear of Kronos it is bitterness and sadness; as the sea-spume it is the scum of Typhon, and as the clear water it is Sapientia herself.
[341] The Gloria mundi says that the aqua permanens is a very limpid water, so bitter as to be quite undrinkable.679 In a hymn-like invocation the text continues: O water of bitter taste, that preservest the elements! O nature of propinquity, that dissolvest nature! O best of natures, which overcomest nature herself! . . . Thou art crowned with light and art born . . . and the quintessence ariseth from thee.680 This water is like none on earth, with the exception of that fount in Judaea which is named the Fount of the Saviour or of Blessedness. With great efforts and by the grace of God the philosophers found that noble spring. But the spring is in a place so secret that only a few know of its gushing, and they know not the way to Judaea where it might be found. Therefore the philosopher681 cries out: O water of harsh and bitter taste! For it is hard and difficult for any man to find that spring.682 This is an obvious allusion to the arcane nature and moral significance of the water, and it is also evident that it is not the water of grace or the water of the doctrine but that it springs from the lumen naturae. Otherwise the author would not have emphasized that Judaea was in a secret place, for if the Churchs teachings were meant no one would need to find them in a secret place, since they are accessible to everyone. Also, it would be quite incomprehensible why the philosopher should exclaim: O water, held worthless by all! By reason of its worthlessness and tortuousness683 no one can attain perfection in the art, or perceive its mighty virtue; for all four elements are, as it were, contained in it. There can be no doubt that this is the aqua permanens or aqua pontica, the primal water which contains the four elements.
[342] The psychological equivalent of the chaotic water of the beginning684 is the unconscious, which the old writers could grasp only in projected form, just as today most people cannot see the beam in their own eye but are all too well aware of the mote in their brothers. Political propaganda exploits this primitivity and conquers the naive with their own defect. The only defence against this overwhelming danger is recognition of the shadow. The sight of its darkness is itself an illumination, a widening of consciousness through integration of the hitherto unconscious components of the personality. Freuds efforts to bring the shadow to consciousness are the logical and salutary answer to the almost universal unconsciousness and projection-proneness of the general public. It is as though Freud, with sure instinct, had sought to avert the danger of nation-wide psychic epidemics that threatened Europe. What he did not see was that the confrontation with the shadow is not just a harmless affair that can be settled by reason. The shadow is the primitive who is still alive and active in civilized man, and our civilized reason means nothing to him. He needs to be ruled by a higher authority, such as is found in the great religions. Even when Reason triumphed at the beginning of the French Revolution it was quickly turned into a goddess and enthroned in Notre-Dame.
[343] The shadow exerts a dangerous fascination which can be countered only by another fascinosum. It cannot be got at by reason, even in the most rational person, but only by illumination, of a degree and kind that are equal to the darkness but are the exact opposite of enlightenment. For what we call rational is everything that seems fitting to the man in the street, and the question then arises whether this fitness may not in the end prove to be irrational in the bad sense of the word. Sometimes, even with the best intentions this dilemma cannot be solved. This is the moment when the primitive trusts himself to a higher authority and to a decision beyond his comprehension. The civilized man in his closed-in environment functions in a fitting and appropriate manner, that is, rationally. But if, because of some apparently insoluble dilemma, he gets outside the confines of civilization, he becomes a primitive again; then he has irrational ideas and acts on hunches; then he no longer thinks but it thinks in him; then he needs magical practices in order to gain a feeling of security; then the latent autonomy of the unconscious becomes active and begins to manifest itself as it has always done in the past.
[344] The good tidings announced by alchemy are that, as once a fountain sprang up in Judaea, so now there is a secret Judaea the way to which is not easily found, and a hidden spring whose waters seem so worthless685 and so bitter that they are deemed of no use at all. We know from numerous hints686 that mans inner life is the secret place where the aqua solvens et coagulans, the medicina catholica or panacea, the spark of the light of nature,687 are to be found. Our text shows us how much the alchemists put their art on the level of divine revelation and regarded it as at least an essential complement to the work of redemption. True, only a few of them were the elect who formed the golden chain linking earth to heaven, but still they were the fathers of natural science today. They were the unwitting instigators of the schism between faith and knowledge, and it was they who made the world conscious that the revelation was neither complete nor final. Since these things are so, says an ecclesiastic of the seventeenth century, it will suffice, after the light of faith, for human ingenuity to recognize, as it were, the refracted rays of the Divine majesty in the world and in created things.688 The refracted rays correspond to the certain luminosity which the alchemists said was inherent in the natural world.
[345] Revelation conveys general truths which often do not illuminate the individuals actual situation in the slightest, nor was it traditional revelation that gave us the microscope and the machine. And since human life is not enacted exclusively, or even to a noticeable degree, on the plane of the higher verities, the source of knowledge unlocked by the old alchemists and physicians has done humanity a great and welcome serviceso great that for many people the light of revelation has been extinguished altogether. Within the confines of civilization mans wilful rationality apparently suffices. Outside of this shines, or should shine, the light of faith. But where the darkness comprehendeth it not (this being the prerogative of darkness!) those labouring in the darkness must try to accomplish an opus that will cause the fishes eyes to shine in the depths of the sea, or to catch the refracted rays of the divine majesty even though this produces a light which the darkness, as usual, does not comprehend. But when there is a light in the darkness which comprehends the darkness, darkness no longer prevails. The longing of the darkness for light is fulfilled only when the light can no longer be rationally explained by the darkness. For the darkness has its own peculiar intellect and its own logic, which should be taken very seriously. Only the light which the darkness comprehendeth not can illuminate the darkness. Everything that the darkness thinks, grasps, and comprehends by itself is dark; therefore it is illuminated only by what, to it, is unexpected, unwanted, and incomprehensible. The psycho therapeutic method of active imagination offers excellent examples of this; sometimes a numinous dream or some external event will have the same effect.
[346] Alchemy announced a source of knowledge, parallel if not equivalent to revelation, which yields a bitter water by no means acceptable to our human judgment. It is harsh and bitter or like vinegar,689 for it is a bitter thing to accept the darkness and blackness of the umbra solis and to pass through this valley of the shadow. It is bitter indeed to discover behind ones lofty ideals narrow, fanatical convictions, all the more cherished for that, and behind ones heroic pretensions nothing but crude egotism, infantile greed, and complacency. This painful corrective is an unavoidable stage in every psycho therapeutic process. As the alchemists said, it begins with the nigredo, or generates it as the indispensable prerequisite for synthesis, for unless the opposites are constellated and brought to consciousness they can never be united. Freud halted the process at the reduction to the inferior half of the personality and tended to overlook the daemonic dangerousness of the dark side, which by no means consists only of relatively harmless infantilisms. Man is neither so reasonable nor so good that he can cope eo ipso with evil. The darkness can quite well engulf him, especially when he finds himself with those of like mind. Mass-mindedness increases unconsciousness and then the evil swells like an avalanche, as contemporary events have shown. Even so, society can also work for good; it is even necessary because of the moral weakness of most human beings, who, to maintain themselves at all, must have some external good to cling on to. The great religions are psycho therapeutic systems that give a foothold to all those who cannot stand by themselves, and they are in the overwhelming majority.
[347] In spite of their undoubtedly heretical methods the alchemists showed by their positive attitude to the Church that they were cleverer than certain modern apostles of enlightenment. Alsovery much in contrast to the rationalistic tendencies of todaythey displayed, despite its tortuousness, a remarkable understanding of the imagery upon which the Christian cosmos is built. This world of images, in its historical form, is irretrievably lost to modern man; its loss has spiritually impoverished the masses and compelled them to find pitiful substitutes, as poisonous as they are worthless. No one can be held responsible for this development. It is due rather to the restless tempo of spiritual growth and change, whose motive forces go far beyond the horizon of the individual. He can only hope to keep pace with it and try to understand it so far that he is not blindly swallowed up by it. For that is the alarming thing about mass movements, even if they are good, that they demand and must demand blind faith. The Church can never explain the truth of her images because she acknowledges no point of view but her own. She moves solely within the framework of her images, and her arguments must always beg the question. The flock of harmless sheep was ever the symbolic prototype of the credulous crowd, though the Church is quick to recognize the wolves in sheeps clothing who lead the faith of the multitude astray in order to destroy them. The tragedy is that the blind trust which leads to perdition is practised just as much inside the Church and is praised as the highest virtue. Yet our Lord says: Be ye therefore wise as serpents,690 and the Bible itself stresses the cleverness and cunning of the serpent. But where are these necessary if not altogether praiseworthy qualities developed and given their due? The serpent has become a by-word for everything morally abhorrent, and yet anyone who is not as smart as a snake is liable to land himself in trouble through blind faith.
[348] The alchemists knew about the snake and the cold half of nature,691 and they said enough to make it clear to their successors that they endeavoured by their art to lead that serpentine Nous of the darkness, the serpens mercurialis, through the stages of transformation to the goal of perfection (telesmus).692 The more or less symbolical or projected integration of the unconscious that went hand in hand with this evidently had so many favourable effects that the alchemists felt encouraged to express a tempered optimism.

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Wikipedia - 1927 Lompoc earthquake -- Earthquake in California

Wikipedia - 1927 Pacific typhoon season -- Pacific typhoon season

Wikipedia - 1927 Preakness Stakes -- 52nd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1928 Great Barrier Reef expedition -- 1928 Australian Great Barrier Reef expedition

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Wikipedia - 1928 Isle of Man TT -- Motorcycle race

Wikipedia - 1928 Okeechobee hurricane -- Category 5 Atlantic hurricane in 1928

Wikipedia - 1928 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1928 Preakness Stakes -- 53rd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1928 San Felipe hurricane

Wikipedia - 1928 Summer Olympics -- Games of the IX Olympiad, celebrated in Amsterdam in 1928

Wikipedia - 1928 Thames flood -- A combined storm surge and river flood of the River Thames

Wikipedia - 1928

Wikipedia - 1928 Winter Olympics -- 2nd edition of Winter Olympics, held in Sankt Moritz (Switzerland)

Wikipedia - 1929-1930 psittacosis pandemic -- Pandemic

Wikipedia - 1929 Bahamas hurricane -- 1929 Bahamas hurricane

Wikipedia - 1929 Hebron massacre -- Massacre of Jewish residents of Hebron by Arab residents in 1929 Arab riots in Mandatory Palestine

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Wikipedia - 1929 Preakness Stakes -- 54th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1929 Ryder Cup -- 1929 edition of the Ryder Cup

Wikipedia - 1929 Soviet Union legislative election

Wikipedia - 1929 Swiss referendums -- Five referendums

Wikipedia - 192 Shoreham Street -- Building in Sheffield, England

Wikipedia - 1930-1945 in Western fashion -- Costume and fashion from the 1930s to the end of World War II

Wikipedia - 1930 Argentine coup d'etat -- September 1930 coup d' etat in Argentina

Wikipedia - 1930 Bago earthquake -- Earthquake in Myanmar

Wikipedia - 1930 Belmont Stakes -- 62nd running of an American Thoroughbred race

Wikipedia - 1930 British Empire Games -- 1st edition of the British Empire Games

Wikipedia - 1930 Dominican Republic hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1930

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Wikipedia - 1930 International University Games -- Thirty nations competed in a programme of eight sports

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Wikipedia - 1930 Western Wall Commission -- Commission appointed by the British government

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Wikipedia - 1931 Nicaragua earthquake -- March 1931 earthquake in Nicaragua

Wikipedia - 1931 Pacific typhoon season -- Pacific typhoon season

Wikipedia - 1931 Prussian Landtag referendum -- German referendum

Wikipedia - 1932 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1932 Cuba hurricane -- Category 5 Atlantic hurricane in 1932

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Wikipedia - 1932 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1932 San Ciprian hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1932

Wikipedia - 1932 Winter Olympics -- 3rd edition of Winter Olympics, held in Lake Placid (NY)

Wikipedia - 1933 anti-Nazi boycott -- Boycott of German products by foreign critics of the Nazi Party

Wikipedia - 1933 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1933 Datsun Type 12 -- Car model

Wikipedia - 1933 double eagle -- Twenty-dollar American gold coin minted in 1933

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Wikipedia - 1933 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1933 Romanian general election

Wikipedia - 1933 Treasure Coast hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1933

Wikipedia - 1933 Western Australian secession referendum -- Referendum on secession of Western Australia from Commonwealth of Australia

Wikipedia - 1934 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

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Wikipedia - 1934 Nepal-Bihar earthquake

Wikipedia - 1934 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1934 Thrace pogroms -- Pogroms against Jews in Turkey

Wikipedia - 1934

Wikipedia - 1935 Belmont Stakes -- 67th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1935 British Mount Everest reconnaissance expedition -- Mountaineering expedition led by Eric Shipton

Wikipedia - 1935 Erdek-Marmara Islands earthquake -- Erdek-Marmara Islands earthquake

Wikipedia - 1935 Greek coup d'etat attempt -- Attempted coup d'etat in Greece

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Wikipedia - 1935 Labor Day hurricane -- Category 5 Atlantic hurricane in 1935

Wikipedia - 1935 Quetta earthquake -- Magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Quetta (now Pakistan)

Wikipedia - 1936-1939 Arab revolt in Palestine -- Nationalist uprising by Palestinian Arabs in Mandatory Palestine

Wikipedia - 1936 Birthday Honours -- King Edward VIII 1936 birthday honours

Wikipedia - 1936 British Mount Everest expedition -- Unsuccessful expedition led by Hugh Ruttledge

Wikipedia - 1936 Bundaberg distillery fire -- Fire in Queensland, Australia

Wikipedia - 1936 Constitution of the Soviet Union -- Led by Joseph Stalin, promising increased democracy

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Wikipedia - 1936 Mid-Atlantic hurricane -- Category 3 Atlantic hurricane in 1936

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Wikipedia - 1936 Soviet Constitution

Wikipedia - 1936 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XI Olympiad, celebrated in Berlin in 1936

Wikipedia - 1937 Belmont Stakes -- 69th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1937 Fox vault fire -- Fire at 20th Century-Fox film storage facility in Little Ferry, New Jersey

Wikipedia - 1937 Indian provincial elections

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Wikipedia - 1938 American Karakoram expedition to K2 -- Failed attempt to climb second-highest mountain

Wikipedia - 1938 British Mount Everest expedition -- Low-cost, unsuccessful expedition led by Bill Tilman

Wikipedia - 1938 Changsha fire -- Fire during the Sino-Japanese War

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Wikipedia - 1938 New England hurricane -- Category 5 Atlantic hurricane in 1938

Wikipedia - 1938 New Year Honours -- Honour

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Wikipedia - 1938 USDA soil taxonomy

Wikipedia - 1938 Yellow River flood -- 1938 flood in China

Wikipedia - 1939-1945 Star -- United Kingdom military campaign medal for service in the Second World War

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Wikipedia - 1939 American Karakoram expedition to K2 -- Failed attempt to climb second-highest mountain

Wikipedia - 1939 Erzincan earthquake -- Earthquake in Turkey in 1939

Wikipedia - 1939 (film) -- 1989 film

Wikipedia - 1939 Gent-Wevelgem -- Cycle race

Wikipedia - 1939 German ultimatum to Lithuania -- 1939 German diplomatic demand on Lithuania

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Wikipedia - 1939 Japanese expedition to Tibet

Wikipedia - 1939 New York World's Fair -- Fair held at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, New York

Wikipedia - 1939 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1939 Returning/Chicken vs. Macho -- 2000 song performed by The Crocketts

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Wikipedia - 1940 Brocklesby mid-air collision -- Collision involving Royal Australian Air Force training aircraft

Wikipedia - 1940 Canberra air disaster -- Air crash in Australia

Wikipedia - 1940 Governor General's Awards

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Wikipedia - 1940 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1940 Panamanian constitutional referendum -- Panama constitutional referendum

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Wikipedia - 1941 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1941 Belmont Stakes -- 73rd running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1941 Cabo San Lucas hurricane -- Pacific hurricane in 1941

Wikipedia - 1941 (film) -- 1979 film

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Wikipedia - 1941 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1941 Pacific typhoon season -- Pacific typhoon season

Wikipedia - 1941 Paris synagogue attacks -- Synagogue attack

Wikipedia - 1941 Van-ErciM-EM-^_ earthquake -- Earthquake in. eastern Turkey

Wikipedia - 1941 VFL season -- Season of the Victorian Footbal League competition

Wikipedia - 1942: A Love Story -- 1994 film by Vidhu Vinod Chopra

Wikipedia - 1942 Design Light Fleet Carrier -- 1940s class of aircraft carriers of the Royal Navy

Wikipedia - 1942 experimental cents -- United States pattern coins

Wikipedia - 1942 Indianapolis 500 -- Cancelled Indianapolis 500

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Wikipedia - 1942 Pacific typhoon season -- Pacific typhoon season

Wikipedia - 1943 Adapazari-Hendek earthquake -- Earthquake in Turkey

Wikipedia - 1943 Belmont Stakes -- Horse race

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Wikipedia - 1943 Pacific typhoon season -- Typhoon season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1943 Rolls-Royce strike -- Strike action over women's pay

Wikipedia - 1943 steel cent -- U.S. currency

Wikipedia - 1943 Surprise Hurricane -- Category 2 Atlantic hurricane in 1943

Wikipedia - 1943 University of Oslo fire

Wikipedia - 1944 Bolu-Gerede earthquake -- Earthquake in northwest Turkey

Wikipedia - 1944 Bombay explosion -- 1944 explosion in India

Wikipedia - 1944 Cuba-Florida hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1944

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Wikipedia - 1944 Pacific typhoon season -- Typhoon season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1944 United States presidential election

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Wikipedia - 1945 Empire State Building B-25 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1945 Florida State Road renumbering -- Highway renumbering

Wikipedia - 1945 Homestead hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1945

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Wikipedia - 1945 Katsuyama killing incident -- Killing of three American soldiers by Okinawans in 1945.

Wikipedia - 1945 Local Council of the Russian Orthodox Church

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Wikipedia - 1946 African Mine Workers' Union strike -- Strike by mine workers of Witwatersrand started on August 12, 1946

Wikipedia - 1946 American Overseas Airlines Douglas DC-4 crash -- 1946 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1946 Antarctica PBM Mariner crash -- 1946 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1946 Australian National Airways DC-3 crash -- Accident in Hobart

Wikipedia - 1946 Belmont Stakes -- 78th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1946 Bulgarian Cup Final -- Final of the Bulgarian Cup

Wikipedia - 1946 C-53 Skytrooper crash on the Gauli Glacier -- 1946 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1946 Cabinet Mission to India

Wikipedia - 1946 Florida hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1946

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Wikipedia - 1946 Italian institutional referendum -- Referendum on abolishing the Italian monarchy.

Wikipedia - 1946 KLM Douglas DC-3 Amsterdam accident -- 1946 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1946 Pilbara strike -- Workers strike in Australia

Wikipedia - 1946 Railway Air Services Dakota crash

Wikipedia - 1946 Varto-Hinis earthquake -- Earthquake in Turkey

Wikipedia - 1947-48 Montenegrin Republic League -- Third season of the Montenegrin Republic League

Wikipedia - 1947 Amritsar train massacre -- Massacre of Indian refugees by Sikhs

Wikipedia - 1947 anti-Jewish riots in Aleppo

Wikipedia - 1947 Cape Sable hurricane -- Category 2 Atlantic hurricane in 1947

Wikipedia - 1947 Doncaster rail crash -- 1947 railway accident in Doncaster, England

Wikipedia - 1947 Fort Lauderdale hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1947

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Wikipedia - 1947 New York City smallpox outbreak -- A smallpox outbreak occurred in New York City in 1947

Wikipedia - 1947 Preakness Stakes -- 57th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1947 Royal New Zealand Navy mutinies -- Series of mutinies in 1947 in the New Zealand navy

Wikipedia - 1947 Telephone strike -- 1947 labor strike across the United States

Wikipedia - 1948 Arab-Israeli War -- First Arab-Israeli war

Wikipedia - 1948 Ashes series -- Test cricket series between England and Australia

Wikipedia - 1948 Australian National Airways DC-3 crash -- Accident in New South Wales

Wikipedia - 1948 Belmont Stakes -- 80th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1948 Czechoslovak coup d'etat -- 1948 coup in Czechoslovakia

Wikipedia - 1948 Democratic National Convention -- US political convention in 1948

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Wikipedia - 1948 United States presidential election

Wikipedia - 1949 Ambato earthquake -- Earthquake in Ecuador

Wikipedia - 1949 Belmont Stakes -- 81st running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1949 Florida hurricane -- Category 4 Atlantic hurricane in 1949

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Wikipedia - 1949 MacRobertson Miller Aviation DC-3 crash -- Accident in Western Australia

Wikipedia - 1949 Norwegian parliamentary election

Wikipedia - 1949 Olympia earthquake -- Earthquake in Washington state

Wikipedia - 1949 Queen Charlotte Islands earthquake -- Magnitude 8.1 Earthquake affecting Queen Charlotte Islands and Canadian Pacific Northwest (1949)

Wikipedia - 1949 Strato-Freight Curtiss C-46A crash -- Airplane crash in 1949 in Puerto Rico

Wikipedia - 1950 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1950 Australian National Airways Douglas DC-4 crash -- Accident in Western Australia

Wikipedia - 1950 French Annapurna expedition -- First ascent by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal

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Wikipedia - 1950 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

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Wikipedia - 1950 (song) -- 2018 single by King Princess

Wikipedia - 1950s South-West Indian Ocean cyclone seasons -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1950s -- Decade of the Gregorian calendar (1950-1959)

Wikipedia - 1950 United States Census

Wikipedia - 1950 Wynder and Graham Study -- research connecting smoking with lung cancer

Wikipedia - 1951-1952 Massachusetts legislature -- Session of the legislature of Massachusetts, United States

Wikipedia - 1951 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1951 British Mount Everest reconnaissance expedition -- First major reconnaissance from Nepal

Wikipedia - 1951 English Greyhound Derby -- Greyhound racing event

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Wikipedia - 1951 in spaceflight -- List of spaceflights in 1951

Wikipedia - 1951 Mediterranean Games -- First edition of the Mediterranean Games

Wikipedia - 1951 Pont-Saint-Esprit mass poisoning

Wikipedia - 1951 Preakness Stakes -- 76th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1952 Air France SNCASE Languedoc crash -- 1952 plane crash

Wikipedia - 1952 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1952 British Cho Oyu expedition -- Failed climbing expedition to Cho Oyu

Wikipedia - 1952 Farnborough Airshow crash -- Jet fighter crash in England

Wikipedia - 1952 Hasankale earthquake -- Earthquake in Erzurum Province, Turkey

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Wikipedia - 1952 Puerto Rican constitutional referendum -- Referendum that passed a new Puerto Rico constitution

Wikipedia - 1952 Severo-Kurilsk earthquake -- Sixth most powerful on record; in Russia

Wikipedia - 1952 Summer Olympics torch relay -- Torch relay for 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki

Wikipedia - 1952 United States presidential election

Wikipedia - 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO incident

Wikipedia - 1952 Winter Olympics -- 6th Winter Olympics, held in Oslo, Norway

Wikipedia - 1953 Alcoa Aluminum advertisement

Wikipedia - 1953 American Karakoram expedition -- Attempt at first ascent of K2 in 1953

Wikipedia - 1953 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1953 Baltimore Colts season -- Inaugural season for the current Colts franchise

Wikipedia - 1953 British Mount Everest expedition -- First successful ascent of Mount Everest

Wikipedia - 1953 FAMAS Awards

Wikipedia - 1953 Flint-Beecher tornado -- U.S. natural disaster

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Wikipedia - 1953 Iranian coup d'etat -- Overthrow of the democratically elected government of Iran

Wikipedia - 1953 London to Christchurch air race -- Last Great Air Race

Wikipedia - 1953 North Kyushu flood

Wikipedia - 1953 Pennsylvania Railroad train wreck -- Train wreck in Washington, D. C.

Wikipedia - 1953 Puerto Rico highway renumbering -- Insular highways renumbered

Wikipedia - 1953 Rupertwildt -- asteroid from the outer region of the asteroid belt

Wikipedia - 1953 Vicksburg, Mississippi tornado -- weather event affecting Mississippi

Wikipedia - 1953 Yenice-Gonen earthquake -- Earthquake in the Marmara region, Turkey

Wikipedia - 1954 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1954 Bilderberg Conference -- Conference

Wikipedia - 1954 Caribbean Series -- Sixth edition of The Caribbean Series

Wikipedia - 1954 Geneva Conference -- Conference among several nations that took place in Geneva from April 26->July 20, 1954; dealt with aftermath of Korean War and the First Indochina War, resulting in the partition of Vietnam-This conference 1954 divided Vietnam land into 2 countries

Wikipedia - 1954 Guatemalan coup d'etat -- Covert CIA operation in Guatemala

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Wikipedia - 1954 Italian Karakoram expedition controversy -- Controversy following first successful attempt to climb second-highest mountain

Wikipedia - 1954 Italian Karakoram expedition to K2 -- First successful attempt to climb second-highest mountain

Wikipedia - 1954 National Service riots -- 1954 civil unrest in Singapore

Wikipedia - 1954 United States Capitol shooting -- Puerto Rican nationalists shot US Congressmen

Wikipedia - 1955 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

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Wikipedia - 1955 Le Mans disaster -- Motor racing crash

Wikipedia - 1955 MacArthur Airport United Airlines crash -- Airplane crash in New York

Wikipedia - 1955 Preakness Stakes -- 80th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1955 State of Vietnam referendum -- Referendum on the form of government

Wikipedia - 1956 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1956 B-47 disappearance -- A Boeing B-47 Stratojet disappeared in 1956

Wikipedia - 1956 Grand Canyon mid-air collision -- mid-air collision on June 30, 1956 over the Grand Canyon

Wikipedia - 1956 Hungarian Revolution

Wikipedia - 1956 in jazz

Wikipedia - 1956 in Michigan -- List of events which happened in Michigan, United States in 1956

Wikipedia - 1956 in philosophy

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Wikipedia - 1956 Preakness Stakes -- 81st running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1956 Treason Trial

Wikipedia - 1956 Winter Olympics -- 7th Winter Olympics, held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy

Wikipedia - 1957 Alexandra bus boycott

Wikipedia - 1957 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1957 Chevrolet -- Make of US auto

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Wikipedia - 1957 New Year Honours -- 1957 UK state honours list

Wikipedia - 1957 Pacoima mid-air collision -- Mid-air collision over Pacoima, California, United States

Wikipedia - 1957 Preakness Stakes -- 82nd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1957

Wikipedia - 1958 Asian Games -- Third edition of the Asian Games

Wikipedia - 1958 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1958 Aviaco SNCASE Languedoc crash -- Plane crash in the Guadarrama Mountains which killed 21

Wikipedia - 1958 BOAC Bristol Britannia crash -- 1958 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1958 Central African Airways plane crash -- 1958 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1958 Channel Airways de Havilland DH.104 Dove crash -- 1958 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1958 Dan-Air Avro York crash -- 1958 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1958 East River collision -- Collision between two ships and the subsequent fire and gasoline spill

Wikipedia - 1958 Huslia earthquake -- 1958 earthquake in Alaska

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Wikipedia - 1958 Lebanon crisis

Wikipedia - 1958 London Vickers Viking accident -- 1958 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1958 Mars Bluff B-47 nuclear weapon loss incident -- Accidental release of a nuclear weapon in South Carolina, United States

Wikipedia - 1958 Pakistani coup d'etat -- Events surrounding the deposing of Pakistani President Iskander Mirza by Ayub Khan, Pakistani Army Commander-in-Chief

Wikipedia - 1958 papal conclave

Wikipedia - 1958 Preakness Stakes -- 83rd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1958 Syerston Avro Vulcan crash -- 1958 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1958

Wikipedia - 1959 Air Charter Turkey crash -- 1959 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1959 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1959 Curitiba riots -- Comb War was a protest that started in December 8th 1959 in the city of Curitiba

Wikipedia - 1959 in jazz

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Wikipedia - 1959 Junior Springboks tour of South America -- A series of rugby union matches played in Argentina

Wikipedia - 1959 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes -- Ninth running of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes

Wikipedia - 1959 Pacific hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1959 Preakness Stakes -- 84th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1959 San Diego F3H crash -- Aircraft accident

Wikipedia - 1959 Tibetan Rebellion

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Wikipedia - 1959 Transair Douglas Dakota accident -- 1959 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1959 Turkish Airlines Gatwick crash -- 1959 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1959 Viqueque rebellion -- Uprising against Portuguese rule in East Timor

Wikipedia - 1959

Wikipedia - 195 Eurykleia -- Main-belt asteroid

Wikipedia - 1960 Agadir earthquake -- Earthquake in Morocco

Wikipedia - 1960 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1960 Ethiopian coup d'etat attempt -- attempted coups d'etat against Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie

Wikipedia - 1960 Guisan -- Asteroid

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Wikipedia - 1960 Los Angeles Chargers season -- Inaugural season for the franchise in Los Angeles

Wikipedia - 1960 New York Titans season -- Inaugural season for New York's AFL franchise

Wikipedia - 1960 Preakness Stakes -- 85th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1960 RB-47 shootdown incident -- 1960 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1960 Rio de Janeiro mid-air collision -- 1960 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1960s Australian region cyclone seasons -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1960s Berkeley protests

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Wikipedia - 1960 South African republic referendum

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Wikipedia - 1960 South Vietnamese coup attempt -- Failed coup against President Ngo M-DM-^PM-CM-,nh DiM-aM-;M-^Gm

Wikipedia - 1960s South Pacific cyclone seasons -- Wikipedia list article

Wikipedia - 1960 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XVII Olympiad, celebrated in Rome in 1960

Wikipedia - 1960s -- Decade of the Gregorian calendar (1960-1969)

Wikipedia - 1960 U-2 incident -- Cold War aviation incident

Wikipedia - 1960 United States census -- 18th United States national census

Wikipedia - 1960 Valdivia earthquake -- May 1960 earthquake in Chile

Wikipedia - 1961-1975 cholera pandemic -- Seventh major cholera pandemic

Wikipedia - 1961-62 Allsvenskan (men's handball) -- Handball season

Wikipedia - 1961 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1961 Golden Helmet (Poland) -- Motorcycle speedway event

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Wikipedia - 1961 Intercontinental Cup -- 1961 edition of the FIFA Intercontinental Cup

Wikipedia - 1961 New York Titans season -- 1961 season of AFL team New York Titans

Wikipedia - 1961 Preakness Stakes -- 86th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1961 Puerto Rican financial referendum -- Referendum on financial-related amendments to Puerto Rican statute

Wikipedia - 1962 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

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Wikipedia - 1962 London smog -- 1962 air pollution event in London, England

Wikipedia - 1962 New Year Honours -- Commonwealth realms of Queen Elizabeth

Wikipedia - 1962 New York Titans season -- 1962 season of AFL team New York Titans

Wikipedia - 1962 Preakness Stakes -- 87th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1962 Roman Missal

Wikipedia - 1962 Seattle World's Fair

Wikipedia - 1962 Singaporean integration referendum -- Referendum on the terms of integration of Singapore into the Federation of Malaysia

Wikipedia - 1962 South Vietnamese Independence Palace bombing -- Aerial attack in Saigon

Wikipedia - 1962 World's Fair

Wikipedia - 1963 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1963 Camden PA-24 crash -- Aviation crash in 1963

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Wikipedia - 1963 New York Jets season -- 1963 season of AFL team New York Jets

Wikipedia - 1963 papal conclave

Wikipedia - 1963 Preakness Stakes -- 88th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1963 Provincial Speedway League -- Speedway league season

Wikipedia - 1963 South Vietnamese coup

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Wikipedia - 1964 Alaska earthquake

Wikipedia - 1964 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1964 Brazilian coup d'etat -- March-April 1964 coup d'etat in Brazil that ousted President Joao Goulart

Wikipedia - 1964 Brinks Hotel bombing -- Viet Cong bombing in Saigon

Wikipedia - 1964 European Nations' Cup -- 1964 edition of the UEFA European Nations' Cup

Wikipedia - 1964 (film) -- 2015 documentary film about the events of 1964

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Wikipedia - 1964 Manyas earthquake -- Earthquake in Turkey

Wikipedia - 1964 New York Jets season -- 1964 season of AFL team New York Jets

Wikipedia - 1964 New York World's Fair -- Showcase of mid-20th-century American culture and technology fair

Wikipedia - 1964 Preakness Stakes -- 89th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1964 race riots in Singapore -- 1964 civil unrest in Singapore

Wikipedia - 1964 state highway renumbering (California) -- Highway renumbering

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Wikipedia - 1964 Summer Olympics

Wikipedia - 1964 T-39 shootdown incident -- Cold War incident involving an American T-39 being shot down by a Soviet MiG-19

Wikipedia - 1964 Ugandan lost counties referendum -- Ugandan referendum

Wikipedia - 1965 Argentine Air Force C-54 disappearance -- Argentine military flight that disappeared on 3 November 1965

Wikipedia - 1965 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1965 Chase -- Steeplechase horse race in Britain

Wikipedia - 1965 Indian Everest Expedition -- First successful Indian summit of Mount Everest

Wikipedia - 1965 in film

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Wikipedia - 1965 MGM vault fire -- 1965 fire

Wikipedia - 1965 New York Jets season -- 1965 season of AFL team New York Jets

Wikipedia - 1965 Preakness Stakes -- 90th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1965 Saigon bombing -- Bombing in which 42 were killed

Wikipedia - 1965 Saint Louis Billikens men's soccer team -- U.S. soccer team

Wikipedia - 1965 South Vietnamese coup -- 1965 coup attempt in South Vietnam

Wikipedia - 1965 Soviet economic reform

Wikipedia - 1966-67 Czechoslovak Extraliga season -- Season of the Czechoslovak Extraliga

Wikipedia - 1966 anti-Igbo pogrom -- Series of massacres of Igbo people in Nigeria

Wikipedia - 1966 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1966 British Empire and Commonwealth Games -- 8th edition of the British Empire and Commonwealth Games

Wikipedia - 1966 Central American and Caribbean Games -- Held in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Wikipedia - 1966 European Indoor Games - Women's 60 metres -- Athletics event

Wikipedia - 1966 Felthorpe Trident crash -- Crash of a Trident airliner in a pre-delivery flight in 1966

Wikipedia - 1966 flood of the Arno -- November 1966 flood of the Arno River in Tuscany, Italy

Wikipedia - 1966 in baseball

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Wikipedia - 1966 Iraqi coup d'etat attempt -- 1966 coup d'etat attempt in Iraq

Wikipedia - 1966 Miami Dolphins season -- Inaugural season for Miami's AFL team

Wikipedia - 1966 New York City smog -- Air-pollution episode in New York City

Wikipedia - 1966 New York Jets season -- 1966 season of AFL team New York Jets

Wikipedia - 1966 Nigerian counter-coup -- 2nd Nigeria coup in 1966

Wikipedia - 1966 Preakness Stakes -- 91st running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1966 Spanish organic law referendum -- Referendum in Francoist Spain

Wikipedia - 1966 Varto earthquake -- Earthquake in eastern Turkey

Wikipedia - 1967-68 Irish League -- Irish League

Wikipedia - 1967 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1967 Australian referendum (Aboriginals) -- Question 2 of 1967 Australian referendum, about counting Indigenous people in the census and allowing the government to legislate separately for them

Wikipedia - 1967 Buffalo riot -- One of the many race riots that swept cities in the U.S. during the "Long Hot Summer of 1967"

Wikipedia - 1967 Grand National -- Horse race held in 1967

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Wikipedia - 1967 in South Africa

Wikipedia - 1967 Milwaukee riot -- One of the many race riots that swept cities in the U.S. during the "Long Hot Summer of 1967"

Wikipedia - 1967 Minneapolis Riot -- Minneapolis Riot

Wikipedia - 1967 Mudurnu earthquake -- Earthquake in western Turkey

Wikipedia - 1967 Newark riots -- One of the many race riots that swept cities in the U.S. during the "Long Hot Summer of 1967"

Wikipedia - 1967 New York Jets season -- 1967 season of AFL team New York Jets

Wikipedia - 1967 Palestinian exodus -- Flight of around 280,000 to 325,000 Palestinians out of the territories captured by Israel during and in the aftermath of the Six-Day War

Wikipedia - 1967 Plainfield riots -- One of the many race riots that swept cities in the U.S. during the "Long Hot Summer of 1967"

Wikipedia - 1967 Preakness Stakes -- 92nd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1967 Saginaw riot -- One of the many race riots that swept cities in the U.S. during the "Long Hot Summer of 1967"

Wikipedia - 1967 Togolese coup d'etat -- 1967 coup in Togo

Wikipedia - 1968-69 United States network television schedule -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1968 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1968 Belice earthquake -- Earthquake in Sicily, Italy

Wikipedia - 1968 Cannes Film Festival -- 21st film festival at Cannes; cut short due to protests

Wikipedia - 1968 Democratic National Convention protest activity

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Wikipedia - 1968 Illinois earthquake -- Largest recorded earthquake in Illinois, US

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Wikipedia - 1968 Israel Super Cup -- Sport competition

Wikipedia - 1968 Maryland Terrapins men's soccer team -- 19698 Maryland Terrapins men's soccer team

Wikipedia - 1968 Meckering earthquake -- Earthquake in 1968 in Western Australia

Wikipedia - 1968 New York Jets season -- 1968 season of AFL team New York Jets; first and to date only Super Bowl appearance and win

Wikipedia - 1968 Olympics Black Power salute -- Protest during 1968 Olympic Games

Wikipedia - 1968 Preakness Stakes -- 93rd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1968 Pulitzer Prize -- Awards given at the 1968 Pulitzer Prize

Wikipedia - 1968 student protests

Wikipedia - 1968 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XIX Olympiad, held in Mexico City in 1968

Wikipedia - 1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash -- 1968 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1969 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1969 Birmingham Ladywood by-election

Wikipedia - 1969 Curacao uprising -- Series of riots and protests

Wikipedia - 1969 (film) -- 1988 drama film directed by Ernest Thompson

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Wikipedia - 1969 Libyan coup d'etat -- Coup d'etat carried out by the Libyan Free Unionist Officers Movement (1969)

Wikipedia - 1969 Newton Cessna 172 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1969 New York Jets season -- 1969 season of AFL team New York Jets

Wikipedia - 1969 Preakness Stakes -- 94th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1969 race riots of Singapore -- 1969 civil unrest in Singapore

Wikipedia - 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill -- Oil platform blow-out fouled the coast of California resulting in environmental legislation

Wikipedia - 1969 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1969 Southeast Asian Peninsular Games -- Multi-sport event

Wikipedia - 1969 (TV series) -- 2019 television documentary series

Wikipedia - 1970 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1970 Atlantic Ocean Antonov An-22 crash -- 1970 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1970 Bhola cyclone -- Tropical cyclone that struck East Pakistan in 1970

Wikipedia - 1970 British Annapurna South Face expedition -- First ascent of Himalayan mountain face using rock climbing techniques

Wikipedia - 1970 Cambodian coup d'etat -- Coup d'etat in Cambodia

Wikipedia - 1970 Chilean presidential election

Wikipedia - 1970 Golden Helmet (Poland) -- Annual motorcycle speedway event

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Wikipedia - 1970 La Fleche Wallonne -- Cycle race

Wikipedia - 1970 Lesotho coup d'etat -- Self-coup of Leabua Jonathan

Wikipedia - 1970 Preakness Stakes -- 95th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1970s energy crisis

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Wikipedia - 1970s operation in Balochistan

Wikipedia - 1970 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1970 Spantax CV-990 crash -- Aviation accident in Stockholm, Sweden

Wikipedia - 1970s -- Decade of the Gregorian calendar (1970-1979)

Wikipedia - 1970 United States gubernatorial elections

Wikipedia - 1971-72 Cypriot First Division -- The 33rd season of Cypriot First Division

Wikipedia - 1971 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1971 B-52C Lake Michigan crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1971 Balmoral Furniture Company bombing -- 1971 terrorist attack in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Wikipedia - 1971 Bangladesh genocide -- 1971 deportation, ethnic cleansing, mass murder and genocidal rape of Bengali people in East Pakistan

Wikipedia - 1971: Beyond Borders -- 2017 film

Wikipedia - 1971 College Football All-America Team

Wikipedia - 1971 Colorado Aviation Aero Commander 680 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1971 Indian Airlines hijacking -- Aviation incident

Wikipedia - 1971 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1971

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Wikipedia - 1971 January 22 Surgut Aeroflot Antonov An-12 crash -- Aviation accident in the Soviet Union

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Wikipedia - 1971 JVP insurrection -- Attempted coup in Sri Lanka

Wikipedia - 1971 KFK competitions (Ukraine) -- 1971 sporting event

Wikipedia - 1971 Krasnodar bus bombing -- Bus bombing in Krasnodar, Russia

Wikipedia - 1971 May Day Protests

Wikipedia - 1971 Odisha cyclone -- North Indian Ocean cyclone in 1971

Wikipedia - 1971 Preakness Stakes -- 96th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1971 RAF Hercules crash -- Aviation accident off the coast of Italy

Wikipedia - 1971 San Fernando earthquake -- Earthquake in California

Wikipedia - 1971 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1971 Swiss referendums -- Three referendums held in Switzerland in 1971

Wikipedia - 1971 Women's World Cup

Wikipedia - 1972 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1972 Bean Station, Tennessee bus crash -- Bus/semi-truck collision in Bean Station, Tennessee

Wikipedia - 1972 California Proposition 17 -- Measure enacted by California voters to reinstate the death penalty

Wikipedia - 1972 Cameroonian constitutional referendum -- referendum in Cameroon

Wikipedia - 1972 College Football All-America Team

Wikipedia - 1972 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1972

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Wikipedia - 1972 Iran blizzard -- Deadly snowstorm in Iran

Wikipedia - 1972 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts robbery -- Highest-value theft in Canadian history

Wikipedia - 1972 New Zealand eight -- rowing team

Wikipedia - 1972 Preakness Stakes -- 97th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1972 Puerto Rico DC-7 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1972 Qatari coup d'etat -- Palace overthrow of Ahmad bin Ali Al Thani

Wikipedia - 1972 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1972 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XX Olympiad, held in Munich in 1972

Wikipedia - 1972 Tour de Romandie -- Cycle race

Wikipedia - 1973-1975 recession -- Period of economic stagnation in the Western world

Wikipedia - 1973 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1973 Belmont Stakes -- 105th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1973 Canadian federal budget -- Canadian federal budget for fiscal year 1973-1974

Wikipedia - 1973 Chilean coup d'etat -- Coup d'etat in Chile on 11 September 1973

Wikipedia - 1973 College Football All-America Team

Wikipedia - 1973 DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Learjet crash -- Aviation accident in Georgia, United States

Wikipedia - 1973 in jazz

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Wikipedia - 1973 Luhuo earthquake -- 1973 earthquake in China

Wikipedia - 1973 Nantes mid-air collision -- Mid-air collision over France in 1973

Wikipedia - 1973 Nemzeti Bajnoksag I (women's handball) -- Hungary's premier Handball league

Wikipedia - 1973 Nepal plane hijack -- Plane hijacking in Nepal

Wikipedia - 1973 Northern Ireland border poll -- Referendum held in Northern Ireland

Wikipedia - 1973 oil crisis -- 1973 petroleum shortage

Wikipedia - 1973 Paris Air Show Tu-144 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1973 Preakness Stakes -- 98th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1973 raid on Egyptian missile bases -- Israeli raid during the Yom Kippur War

Wikipedia - 1973 Rome airport attacks and hijacking -- Terrorist attacks

Wikipedia - 1973 (song) -- 2007 single by James Blunt

Wikipedia - 1973 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1973 Westminster bombing -- Car bomb explosion in Millbank, London

Wikipedia - 1974-75 FC Barcelona season -- FC Barcelona season

Wikipedia - 1974-75 Lancashire Cup -- Sixty-second occasion

Wikipedia - 1974 AD -- Nepalese Rock band

Wikipedia - 1974 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1974 FIFA World Cup

Wikipedia - 1974 FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship

Wikipedia - 1974 Houses of Parliament bombing -- 1974 bombing of the British Houses of Parliament

Wikipedia - 1974 in jazz

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Wikipedia - 1974 Lima earthquake -- 1974 earthquake in Peru

Wikipedia - 1974 Preakness Stakes -- 99th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1974 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1974 Suez Canal Clearance Operation -- Agreement to reopen the Suez Canal following the Yom Kippur War

Wikipedia - 1974 Super Outbreak -- April 1974, the 2nd-largest tornado outbreak ever in a 24-hour period

Wikipedia - 1974 Togo presidential C-47 crash -- 1974 aviation accident in Togo

Wikipedia - 1974 White House helicopter incident -- 1974 incident in which a U.S. Army pilot landed a stolen helicopter on the South Lawn of the White House

Wikipedia - 1975 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1975 Australian constitutional crisis -- Dismissal of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam by Governor-General John Kerr

Wikipedia - 1975 British Mount Everest Southwest Face expedition -- Himalayan ascent requiring rock climbing techniques

Wikipedia - 1975 Holton-Arms School senior prom -- 1975 high school dance held at the White House

Wikipedia - 1975 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1975

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Wikipedia - 1975 Kjalarnes helicopter crash -- Deadliest helicopter crash in Icelandic aviation history

Wikipedia - 1975 Ladbroke International (snooker) -- Professional invitational team snooker event

Wikipedia - 1975 LaGuardia Airport bombing -- Terrorist attack in New York City

Wikipedia - 1975 M-EM-;abbar Avro Vulcan crash -- Crash of a British jet bomber in eastern Malta

Wikipedia - 1975 New York Telephone exchange fire -- 1975 fire in New York City

Wikipedia - 1975 Nigerian coup d'etat -- 1975 coup in Nigeria led by General Yakubu Gowon

Wikipedia - 1975 Piccadilly bombing -- Bomb attack near Green Park Underground station, London

Wikipedia - 1975 Preakness Stakes -- 100th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1975 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1975 South Pacific Games -- Fifth edition of the South Pacific Games, held in Guam

Wikipedia - 1975 Spring Offensive -- The final North Vietnamese campaign in the Vietnam War that led to the capitulation of South Vietnam

Wikipedia - 1975 United Kingdom European Communities membership referendum -- British referendum of 1975

Wikipedia - 1976 African Cup of Nations squads -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1976 Argentine coup d'etat -- March 1976 military coup d'etat in Argentina

Wikipedia - 1976 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1976 British Isles heat wave -- Heat wave 1976

Wikipedia - 1976 Chowchilla kidnapping -- Mass kidnapping committed in California, US

Wikipedia - 1976 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1976

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Wikipedia - 1976 in video games

Wikipedia - 1976 M-CM-^Galdiran-Muradiye earthquake -- November 1976 earthquake in eastern Turkey

Wikipedia - 1976 Nigerian coup d'etat attempt -- 1979 coup detat attempt by colonel Buka Suka Dimka

Wikipedia - 1976 Olympia bombing -- Bomb attack in West London

Wikipedia - 1976 Philadelphia Legionnaires' disease outbreak -- First occasion of a cluster of a pneumonia cases later identified as Legionnaires' disease

Wikipedia - 1976 Preakness Stakes -- 101st running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1976 Rotherham by-election

Wikipedia - 1976 Rothmans Sun-7 Series -- A motor racing competition for Touring Cars of under 3 litre capacity

Wikipedia - 1976 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1976 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XXI Olympiad, held in Montreal in 1976

Wikipedia - 1976 Tangshan earthquake -- Earthquake that occurred in 1976 in Tangshan, Hebei, China

Wikipedia - 1976 Tehran UFO incident -- Radar and visual sighting of a UFO over Tehran, Iran

Wikipedia - 1976 Wirral by-election

Wikipedia - 1977 Arizona armored car robbery -- 1977 robbery of an armored car

Wikipedia - 1977 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1977 Atocha massacre -- far-right massacre of five people in Madrid in 1977

Wikipedia - 1977 Australian plebiscite (National Song) -- Additional question in the 1977 Australian referendum

Wikipedia - 1977 Australian referendum -- Public vote in Australia containing a total of five questions

Wikipedia - 1977 Belmont Stakes -- 109th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1977 B.R.S.C.C. Trophy -- Formula Three race

Wikipedia - 1977 (film) -- 2009 film by G.N.Dinesh Kumar

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Wikipedia - 1977 Preakness Stakes -- 102nd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1977 Silver Jubilee and Birthday Honours -- List of honours

Wikipedia - 1977 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1978-79 Bundesliga -- 16th season of the Bundesliga

Wikipedia - 1978-79 FA Trophy -- Tenth season of the FA Trophy

Wikipedia - 1978 Agoura-Malibu firestorm -- |Wildfire in Los Angeles county, California, U.S.

Wikipedia - 1978 American Soccer League -- American Soccer League

Wikipedia - 1978 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1978 Balkan Bulgarian Tupolev Tu-134 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1978 Belmont Stakes -- 110th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1978 British Army Gazelle downing -- Helicopter downed over Northern Ireland during an engagement between the Provisional IRA and the British Army

Wikipedia - 1978 California Proposition 13 -- A ballot initiative which capped property tax at 1% and yearly increases at 2%

Wikipedia - 1978 Commonwealth Games

Wikipedia - 1978 Constitution of the People's Republic of China

Wikipedia - 1978 Epsom and Ewell by-election

Wikipedia - 1978 Georgian demonstrations -- 1978 protests in Tbilisi, Georgia

Wikipedia - 1978 Ghanaian governmental referendum -- Ghanaian referendum

Wikipedia - 1978 Hardy Cup

Wikipedia - 1978 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1978

Wikipedia - 1978 in jazz

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Wikipedia - 1978 Iranian Chinook shootdown -- Helicopters shot down by Soviet air defense forces

Wikipedia - 1978 LAV HS 748 accident -- Aviation accident off the Venezuelan coast

Wikipedia - 1978 London bus attack -- Terrorist attack in which 2 people died

Wikipedia - 1978 Mauritanian coup d'etat -- Military overthrow of Moktar Ould Daddah

Wikipedia - 1978 North Sea storm surge -- A storm surge which occurred over 11-12 January causing extensive [[coastal flooding]] and considerable damage on the east coast of England between the Humber and Kent

Wikipedia - 1978 Palace of Versailles bombing -- Terrorist bombing in which one person was injured

Wikipedia - 1978 Preakness Stakes -- 103rd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1978 Singapore flood -- 1978 flood in Singapore

Wikipedia - 1978 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1979 Arizona Republic / Jimmy Bryan 150 -- First round of the 1979 IndyCar season

Wikipedia - 1979 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1979 Cannes Film Festival -- The 32nd Cannes Film Festival

Wikipedia - 1979 Imperial Valley earthquake -- Earthquake

Wikipedia - 1979 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1979

Wikipedia - 1979 in jazz

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Wikipedia - 1979 Pan American Games -- Eighth edition of the Pan American Games

Wikipedia - 1979 Preakness Stakes -- 104th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1979 revolution

Wikipedia - 1979 (song) -- 1996 single by The Smashing Pumpkins

Wikipedia - 1979 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1979 vote of no confidence in the Callaghan ministry -- 1979 political event in the UK

Wikipedia - 1979 XB -- Risk-listed hazardous near-Earth asteroid

Wikipedia - 197 (number)

Wikipedia - 197 Yonge Street -- Canadian historical property

Wikipedia - 1980-1989 world oil market chronology -- 1980s economic history

Wikipedia - 1980 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1980 Azores Islands earthquake -- Earthquake on Azores Islands, Portugal

Wikipedia - 1980 Camarate air crash -- Air crash in Camarate, Portugal

Wikipedia - 1980 Canadian federal budget -- The Canadian federal budget for fiscal year 1980-1981

Wikipedia - 1980 Damascus Titan missile explosion -- Explosion of a US ICBM in Arkansas

Wikipedia - 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens -- Major volcanic eruption in Skamania County, Washington, U.S.

Wikipedia - 1980 in games -- Game-related events of 1980

Wikipedia - 1980 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1980

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Wikipedia - 1980 in Pakistan -- Events happened in 1980 in Pakistan

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Wikipedia - 1980 murders of U.S. missionaries in El Salvador -- Murders

Wikipedia - 1980 NHRA Winternationals -- Drag racing event

Wikipedia - 1980 Panorama Fire -- Wildfire in San Bernardino county, California, U.S.

Wikipedia - 1980 Plesetsk launch pad disaster -- Vostok-2M rocket explosion during refueling

Wikipedia - 1980 Preakness Stakes -- 105th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1980s in fashion -- Costume and fashion in the 1980s

Wikipedia - 1980s in film

Wikipedia - 1980s in Japan -- Economic boom period in Japanese history

Wikipedia - 1980s in Latin music -- Major events and trends in Latin music in the 1980s

Wikipedia - 1980s in science and technology

Wikipedia - 1980s in video games -- Aspect of history

Wikipedia - 1980s oil glut -- oversupply of oil in the 1980s

Wikipedia - 1980 (song)

Wikipedia - 1980 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1980s professional wrestling boom -- Era of professional wrestling

Wikipedia - 1980 St Pauls riot -- Occurred in St Pauls, Bristol, England on 2 April 1980

Wikipedia - 1980 Summer Olympics closing ceremony -- Olympics ceremony in Moscow, USSR

Wikipedia - 1980 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XXII Olympiad, held in Moscow in 1980

Wikipedia - 1980s -- Decade of the Gregorian calendar (1980-1989)

Wikipedia - 1980 United States Senate election in Oklahoma

Wikipedia - 1980 United States Senate elections

Wikipedia - 1980 Women's World Open (snooker) -- Women's snooker event, held May 1980

Wikipedia - 1981-82 Eredivisie -- Eredivisie

Wikipedia - 1981-82 South Pacific cyclone season -- South Pacific tropical cyclone season

Wikipedia - 1981 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1981 Brink's robbery

Wikipedia - 1981 Brixton riot -- Confrontation between police and protesters in London in 1981

Wikipedia - 1981 Emperor's Cup -- 1981 Emperor's Cup

Wikipedia - 1981 Epsom Derby -- 202nd annual running of the Derby horse race

Wikipedia - 1981 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1981

Wikipedia - 1981 in jazz

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Wikipedia - 1981 Iranian Air Force C-130 crash

Wikipedia - 1981 Irish hunger strike -- Protest by Irish republican prisoners in Northern Ireland, in which ten died

Wikipedia - 1981 Moroccan riots -- Uprising in Moroccan society

Wikipedia - 1981 Preakness Stakes -- 106th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1981 Quebec general election

Wikipedia - 1981 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1981 South Africa rugby union tour of New Zealand and the United States -- Controversial rugby tour of New Zealand and the US by the South African rugby team

Wikipedia - 1981 South Africa rugby union tour of New Zealand

Wikipedia - 1981 Spanish coup d'etat attempt -- February 1981 coup d'etat attempt in Spain

Wikipedia - 1981 Vienna synagogue attack -- Armed terrorist attacks in Vienna, Austria

Wikipedia - 1981 warning strike in Poland -- 1981 strike in Poland

Wikipedia - 1981 Westmorland earthquake -- Earthquake

Wikipedia - 1981 Women's World Open (snooker) -- Women's snooker event, held May 1981

Wikipedia - 1982-1992 (Europe album) -- compilation album by Europe

Wikipedia - 1982 (2019 film) -- 2019 Lebanese drama film

Wikipedia - 1982 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1982 Bass and Golden Leisure Classic -- Invitational professional snooker event, held 29 May 1982

Wikipedia - 1982 British Army Gazelle friendly fire incident -- Accidental downing of a helicopter in the Falklands War

Wikipedia - 1982 Chicago Tylenol murders

Wikipedia - 1982 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony -- Opening ceremony

Wikipedia - 1982 Commonwealth Games -- 12th edition of the Commonwealth Games

Wikipedia - 1982 FIFA World Cup

Wikipedia - 1982 Gay Games -- International LGBT multi-sport and cultural event

Wikipedia - 1982 Hama massacre -- Suppression of the Islamic Uprising in Syria

Wikipedia - 1982 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1982

Wikipedia - 1982 in jazz

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Wikipedia - 1982 in South Africa

Wikipedia - 1982 in spaceflight -- Events of the year 1982 in spaceflight

Wikipedia - 1982 invasion of the Falkland Islands -- 1982 Argentine invasion of the Falklands

Wikipedia - 1982 in video games

Wikipedia - 1982, Janine -- Book by Alasdair Gray

Wikipedia - 1982 Lebanon War -- 1982 war between Israel and forces in Lebanon

Wikipedia - 1982 Peckham by-election

Wikipedia - 1982 Preakness Stakes -- 107th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1982 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1982 Wilkes-Barre shootings -- Spree killing in Pennsylvania, United States

Wikipedia - 1982 World's Fair -- 1982 international exposition in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States

Wikipedia - 1982 World's Strongest Man -- 6th edition of the World's Strongest Man Contest held in California

Wikipedia - 1983-1985 famine in Ethiopia -- Widespread famine in Ethiopia

Wikipedia - 1983-1986 Kurdish rebellions in Iraq -- Kurdish rebellion against the Government of Saddam Hussein In Iraq

Wikipedia - 1983-84 NASL Indoor season -- Indoor soccer league history

Wikipedia - 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be) -- 1968 song by the Jimi Hendrix Experience

Wikipedia - 1983 Atlantic hurricane season -- Summary of the relevant tropical storms

Wikipedia - 1983 Can-Am season -- 16th season of Sports Car Club of America series

Wikipedia - 1983 Code of Canon Law

Wikipedia - 1983 Erzurum earthquake -- Earthquake in eastern Turkey

Wikipedia - 1983 in American television -- Television-related events in the USA during 1983

Wikipedia - 1983 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1983

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Wikipedia - 1983 Kuwait bombings -- Attacks on six key foreign and Kuwaiti installations on 12 December 1983

Wikipedia - 1983 Lucanamarca massacre -- Massacre perpetrated by the Shining Path in 1983

Wikipedia - 1983 New York City Marathon -- Marathon held in New York City in 1983

Wikipedia - 1983 Orly Airport attack -- Bombing in Orly airport by ASALA

Wikipedia - 1983 Pan American Games -- Ninth edition of the Pan American Games

Wikipedia - 1983 Preakness Stakes -- 108th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1983 South African constitutional reform referendum

Wikipedia - 1983 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1983 United States Senate bombing

Wikipedia - 1984 (1956 film) -- 1956 film by Michael Anderson

Wikipedia - 1984 (advertisement) -- 1984 American television commercial directed by Ridley Scott

Wikipedia - 1984 Allsvenskan -- 1984 season of Fotbollsallsvenskan

Wikipedia - 1984 anti-Sikh riots -- 1984 series of organised pogroms against Sikhs in India

Wikipedia - 1984 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1984 Biman Bangladesh Airlines Fokker F27 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1984 (book)

Wikipedia - 1984 Can-Am season -- Racing season

Wikipedia - 1984 in American television -- Television-related events in the USA during 1984

Wikipedia - 1984 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1984

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Wikipedia - 1984 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1984 New York City Subway shooting -- Shooting committed on the New York City Subway

Wikipedia - 1984 Pacific typhoon season -- Typhoon season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1984 Preakness Stakes -- 109th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1984 Rajneeshee bioterror attack -- Deliberate Salmonella contamination in Oregon, US

Wikipedia - 1984 (song) -- David Bowie song

Wikipedia - 1984 South African Open (tennis)

Wikipedia - 1984 Summer Olympics closing ceremony -- Closing ceremony for the 1984 Summer Olympics

Wikipedia - 1984 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XXIII Olympiad, held in Los Angeles in 1984

Wikipedia - 1984 (television commercial)

Wikipedia - 1984 United States presidential election

Wikipedia - 1984 Winter Olympics -- 14th edition of Winter Olympics, held in Sarajevo (Yugoslavia) in 1984

Wikipedia - 1985-86 Scottish Premier Division -- Scottish Premier Division

Wikipedia - 1985 Athens bar bombing -- Far-right bombing aimed at Americans

Wikipedia - 1985 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1985 Brixton riot -- Confrontation between Police and protesters in London in 1985

Wikipedia - 1985 (film) -- 2018 film directed by Yen Tan

Wikipedia - 1985 Gujarat riots -- 1985 communal violence in Gujarat State

Wikipedia - 1985 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1985

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Wikipedia - 1985 Mexico City earthquake -- Earthquake in Mexico

Wikipedia - 1985 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1985 North American cold wave -- Meteorological event

Wikipedia - 1985 Northern Cypriot constitutional referendum -- Northern Cyprian constitutional referendum

Wikipedia - 1985 Polar Sea controversy

Wikipedia - 1985 Preakness Stakes -- 110th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1985 Puerto Rico floods -- Flood event that took place in Puerto Rico

Wikipedia - 1985 Rajneeshee assassination plot -- Oregon assassination plot

Wikipedia - 1985 (SR-71 song) -- 2004 song by SR-71

Wikipedia - 1985: The Year of the Spy -- Year with most spies arrested in US

Wikipedia - 1985 World Snooker Championship final

Wikipedia - 1986 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1986 Berlin discotheque bombing

Wikipedia - 1986 California Proposition 65 -- California law to protect drinking water from toxic substances

Wikipedia - 1986 Commonwealth Games

Wikipedia - 1986 enlargement of the European Communities -- Accession of Spain and Portugal to the European Communities

Wikipedia - 1986 FBI Miami shootout -- Gun battle between eight FBI agents and two serial bank robbers and murderers in Miami in 1986

Wikipedia - 1986 Gay Games -- International LGBT multi-sport and cultural event

Wikipedia - 1986 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1986

Wikipedia - 1986 in Japanese television -- Television-related events in Japan in 1986

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Wikipedia - 1986 K2 disaster -- Five deaths in five days on the mountain K2

Wikipedia - 1986 Killing of Kekuojalie Sachu and Vikhozo Yhoshu -- 1986 killing of students by police forces in Kohima, Nagaland, India

Wikipedia - 1986 Lesotho coup d'etat -- Military overthrow of Leabua Jonathan

Wikipedia - 1986 Mozambican Tupolev Tu-134 crash -- Aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1986 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1986 Preakness Stakes -- 111th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1986 Togolese coup d'etat attempt -- 1986 coup attempt in Togo

Wikipedia - 1986 Turkish consulate bombing in Melbourne -- Terror attack in 1986 in Melbourne, Australia

Wikipedia - 1986 United States bombing of Libya -- US April 1986 military operation in Libya

Wikipedia - 1986

Wikipedia - 1987-1989 JVP insurrection -- Armed revolt in Sri Lanka

Wikipedia - 1987 America's Cup -- 26th America's Cup yacht race

Wikipedia - 1987 (artist) -- Swedish producer, songwriter, and musician

Wikipedia - 1987 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1987 Black Dragon fire -- Major wildfire in China and the Soviet Union

Wikipedia - 1987 FA Cup Final

Wikipedia - 1987 Indianapolis Ramada Inn A-7D Corsair II crash -- Aircraft accident in Indianapolis, Indiana

Wikipedia - 1987 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1987

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Wikipedia - 1987 in sports -- The year's events in world sport

Wikipedia - 1987 in the United States

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Wikipedia - 1987 Maryland train collision -- Train accident

Wikipedia - 1987 Mecca incident -- July 1987 clash between Shia pilgrims and Saudi Arabian security forces during the Islamic Hajj season

Wikipedia - 1987 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1987 Preakness Stakes -- 112th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1987 Ryder Cup

Wikipedia - 1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?) -- Debut album of The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu

Wikipedia - 1988-89 Eintracht Frankfurt season -- Bundesliga season

Wikipedia - 1988-89 League Cup (rugby league) -- Rugby league season

Wikipedia - 1988-94 British broadcasting voice restrictions -- |Partial ban on radio and TV broadcast in the UK of voices of certain Republican and Loyalist figures

Wikipedia - 1988 African Cup of Nations squads -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1988 Amstel Gold Race -- Road bicycle race in the Netherlands

Wikipedia - 1988 Armenian earthquake -- December 1988 earthquake in Armenian SSR, USSR

Wikipedia - 1988 Atlantic hurricane season -- Summary of the relevant tropical storms

Wikipedia - 1988 British Army Lynx shootdown -- Helicopter downed by the Provisional IRA over Northern Ireland

Wikipedia - 1988 Cannes and Nice attacks -- Anti-immigrant attack

Wikipedia - 1988 Currie Cup Division B -- 49th season of the second division of the Rugby competition

Wikipedia - 1988 Czechoslovak - New Zealand Mount Everest Southwest Face Expedition -- Mount Everest expedition

Wikipedia - 1988 Democratic National Convention -- U.S. political event held in Atlanta, Georgia

Wikipedia - 1988 Gilgit massacre -- Major instance of Shia-Sunni sectarian violence in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

Wikipedia - 1988 Hyderabad, Sindh massacre -- Communal mass shooting

Wikipedia - 1988 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1988

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Wikipedia - 1988 La Fleche Wallonne -- Cycle race

Wikipedia - 1988 Lion Cup -- Premier domestic rugby union knock-out competition in South Africa

Wikipedia - 1988 Local Council of the Russian Orthodox Church

Wikipedia - 1988 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1988 Naples bombing -- Terrorist attack against a United Service Organizations club

Wikipedia - 1988 October Riots

Wikipedia - 1988 Ordzhonikidze bus hijacking -- bus hijacking event in the Soviet Union

Wikipedia - 1988 Preakness Stakes -- 113th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1988 Santam Bank Trophy Division A -- Third tier of domestic South African rugby

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Wikipedia - 1988 Soro derailment -- Danish rail disaster

Wikipedia - 1988 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XXIV Olympiad, celebrated in Seoul (South Korea) in 1988

Wikipedia - 1988 United States presidential election

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Wikipedia - 1989-90 Courage League National Division Three -- Rugby union league

Wikipedia - 1989 air battle near Tobruk -- 1989 air battle between Libyan and US aircraft

Wikipedia - 1989 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1989 Currie Cup Division A -- Premier domestic rugby union competition in South Africa

Wikipedia - 1989 Currie Cup Division B -- Second division of the Currie Cup Rugby competition in South Africa

Wikipedia - 1989 DC Prostitute Expulsion -- 1989 attempted expulsion of suspected sex workers from Washington, D.C.

Wikipedia - 1989 Haitian coup d'etat attempt -- Attempted military overthrow of Prosper Avril

Wikipedia - 1989 Helena train wreck -- Train accident in Montana, U.S.

Wikipedia - 1989 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1989

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Wikipedia - 1989 Lion Cup -- Premier domestic rugby union knock-out competition in South Africa

Wikipedia - 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake -- Major earthquake in northern California

Wikipedia - 1989 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1989 murders of Jesuits in El Salvador

Wikipedia - 1989 Newcastle earthquake -- 28 December 1989 earthquake in New South Wales, Australia

Wikipedia - 1989 Nigerien constitutional referendum -- Constitutional referendum held in Niger

Wikipedia - 1989 Pepsi 300 -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1989 Philippine coup d'etat attempt -- Attempted coup d'etat against the government of Corazon Aquino

Wikipedia - 1989 Preakness Stakes -- 114th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1989 Richmond (Yorks) by-election

Wikipedia - 1989 Santam Bank Trophy Division A -- Third tier of domestic South African rugby

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Wikipedia - 1989 (Taylor Swift album) -- 2014 studio album by Taylor Swift

Wikipedia - 1989 Tiananmen Square protests -- 1989 Chinese pro-democracy movement

Wikipedia - 1989

Wikipedia - 1990 Armagh City roadside bomb -- Killing of four men by the Provisional IRA

Wikipedia - 1990 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1990 British Army Gazelle shootdown -- Helicopter downed by the Provisional IRA over Northern Ireland

Wikipedia - 1990 Channel 10 Challenge Cup -- Pre-season rugby league competition in the New South Wales Rugby League

Wikipedia - 1990 Commonwealth Games -- 14th edition of the Commonwealth Games

Wikipedia - 1990 Currie Cup Division A -- Top division of the premier domestic rugby union competition in South Africa

Wikipedia - 1990 Dushanbe riots -- Anti-government unrest occurred in Dushanbe in February, 1990.

Wikipedia - 1990 Faucett Peru 727 disappearance -- Airliner disappearance

Wikipedia - 1990 IIHF Women's World Championship

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Wikipedia - 1990 Italian Air Force MB-326 crash -- Air accident in Italy

Wikipedia - 1990 Kids' Choice Awards -- 4th Annual Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards

Wikipedia - 1990 Local Council of the Russian Orthodox Church

Wikipedia - 1990 Lough Neagh ambush -- Killing of four men by the Provisional IRA

Wikipedia - 1990 Metro Manila Film Festival -- Philippine film festival

Wikipedia - 1990 Moscow Victory Day Parade -- Parade

Wikipedia - 1990 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1990 Nepalese revolution -- Restoration of democracy in Nepal

Wikipedia - 1990 Nigerian coup d'etat attempt -- 1990 coup attempt by Major Gideon Orkar in Nigeria

Wikipedia - 1990 Polish presidential election

Wikipedia - 1990 Preakness Stakes -- 115th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1990s in fashion -- Costume and fashion of the 1990s

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Wikipedia - 1990s post-Soviet aliyah -- Migration of Jews from the former USSR to Israel

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Wikipedia - 1990: The Bronx Warriors -- 1982 film by Enzo G. Castellari

Wikipedia - 1990 United States census -- 21st United States national census

Wikipedia - 1990 Vrancea earthquakes -- Romanian powerful earthquake

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Wikipedia - 1991 Atlantic hurricane season -- Summary of the relevant tropical storms

Wikipedia - 1991 Bangladesh cyclone -- 1991 tropical cyclone

Wikipedia - 1991 Belmont Stakes -- 123rd running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo -- Volcanic eruption in the Philippines in 1991

Wikipedia - 1991 Haitian coup d'etat -- Overthrow of recently elected president Jean-Bertrand Aristide

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Wikipedia - 1991 Lesotho coup d'etat -- Military overthrow of Justin Lekhanya

Wikipedia - 1991 Macedonian independence referendum -- Refendum

Wikipedia - 1991 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1991 Pacific hurricane season -- Period of formation of tropical cyclones in the Eastern Pacific Ocean in 1991

Wikipedia - 1991 Pacific typhoon season -- Typhoon season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1991 Perfect Storm -- Nor'easter and Category 1 Atlantic hurricane in 1991

Wikipedia - 1991 Preakness Stakes -- 116th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1991 Queensland four year terms referendum -- Maximum term of the Parliament of Queensland from three years to four years

Wikipedia - 1991 RTHK Top 10 Gold Songs Awards -- 1991 edition of a Hong Kong music award

Wikipedia - 1991 Ryder Cup -- 1991 edition of the Ryder Cup

Wikipedia - 1991 Sacramento hostage crisis -- A 1991 hostage crisis

Wikipedia - 1991 Sino-Soviet Border Agreement

Wikipedia - 1991 Soviet coup d'etat attempt -- Attempted coup d'etat against Mikhail Gorbachev's government

Wikipedia - 1991 uprisings in Iraq -- Anti-government uprisings in Ba'athist Iraq

Wikipedia - 1991 West Virginia derecho -- Weather event

Wikipedia - 1992 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1992 attack on Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires -- 1992 suicide bombing attack on the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires

Wikipedia - 1992 cageless shark-diving expedition -- First recorded cageless dive with great white sharks

Wikipedia - 1992 Deluxe -- album by Wavy Spice

Wikipedia - 1992 Democratic National Convention -- Political convention

Wikipedia - 1992 Detroit Drive season -- Arena footbal team season

Wikipedia - 1992 Erzincan earthquake -- Earthquake in Erzincan province, Turkey

Wikipedia - 1992 Federation Cup (tennis) -- Women's tennis competition

Wikipedia - 1992 Indian stock market scam -- Scam on the Bombay Stock Exchange

Wikipedia - 1992 India-Pakistan floods -- 1992 India-Pakistan floods

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Wikipedia - 1992 Landers earthquake -- Magnitude-7.3 tremor in California

Wikipedia - 1992 London Bridge bombing -- Provisional IRA attack in London

Wikipedia - 1992 Los Angeles riots

Wikipedia - 1992 Molson Indy Toronto -- 1992 CART World Series race held at Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Wikipedia - 1992 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1992 Nicaragua earthquake -- Earthquake in Nicaragua

Wikipedia - 1992 Oregon Ballot Measure 9 -- Ballot measure

Wikipedia - 1992 Peruvian constitutional crisis -- Constitutional crisis after the dissolution of the Peruvian legislature and judiciary

Wikipedia - 1992 Preakness Stakes -- 117th running of the Preakness Stakes thoroughbred horse race

Wikipedia - 1992 Republican National Convention -- Political convention of the Republican Party

Wikipedia - 1992 South African apartheid referendum

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Wikipedia - 1992 South Africa vs New Zealand rugby union match -- South Africa's first rugby test match since being banned due to apartheid

Wikipedia - 1992 Staples Corner bombing -- Provisional IRA attack on London

Wikipedia - 1992 St. George earthquake -- 1992 earthquake

Wikipedia - 1992 Summer Olympics

Wikipedia - 1992 Tour of Flanders -- 1992 cycle race

Wikipedia - 1992 United States men's Olympic basketball team

Wikipedia - 1992 V-League -- Statistics of the V-League in the 1992 season.

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Wikipedia - 1992 Winnipeg municipal election

Wikipedia - 1992 Zangon Kataf crises -- Ethno-religious crises in Nigeria

Wikipedia - 1993-94 Elitserien season -- 1993-1994 season of the Swedish Elite League

Wikipedia - 1993-94 Pirveli Liga -- 5th season of the Georgian Pirveli Liga

Wikipedia - 1993 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1993 Aurora, Colorado shooting -- Mass shooting on December 14, 1993

Wikipedia - 1993 Bowbazar bombing -- bomb explosion in Kolkata

Wikipedia - 1993 Cannes Film Festival

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Wikipedia - 1993 child sexual abuse accusations against Michael Jackson -- Evan Chandler's accusations of Michael Jackson sexually abusing Jordan Chandler

Wikipedia - 1993 Chretien attack ad -- Canadian campaign ad

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Wikipedia - 1993 Copa America squads -- Wikimedia list article

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Wikipedia - 1993 "Maize Blue" University of Michigan Solar Car

Wikipedia - 1993 Masters of Formula 3 -- Formula 3 race

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Wikipedia - 1993 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1993 National Art Museum of Azerbaijan theft -- Art theft in Baku, Azerbaijan

Wikipedia - 1993 Pacific typhoon season -- Typhoon season in the Pacific Ocean

Wikipedia - 1993 Preakness Stakes -- 118th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1993 Solingen arson attack -- Neo-nazi arson attack on Turkish home in Solingen

Wikipedia - 1993 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards -- Award ceremony presented by the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards in 1993

Wikipedia - 1993 Storm of the Century -- March 1993 snowstorm in the United States

Wikipedia - 1993 United States Virgin Islands status referendum -- Referendum in the U.S. Virgin Islands

Wikipedia - 1993 Volta a Catalunya -- Cycle race

Wikipedia - 1993 Welling riots -- English riots

Wikipedia - 1993 World Trade Center bombing -- Truck bomb detonated below the North Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City

Wikipedia - 1994-1996 United States broadcast television realignment -- Series of events between Fox Broadcasting Company and New World Communications

Wikipedia - 1994-95 Liga EBA season -- First season of the Liga EBA

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Wikipedia - 1994 Atlantic hurricane season -- Summary of the relevant tropical storms

Wikipedia - 1994 Baker Street: Sherlock Holmes Returns -- 1993 television film directed by Kenneth Johnson

Wikipedia - 1994 Baku Metro bombings -- Series of terrorist incidents in 1994, in Baku

Wikipedia - 1994 Black Hawk shootdown incident -- US friendly fire incident over Iraq

Wikipedia - 1994 Bophuthatswana crisis

Wikipedia - 1994 British Army Lynx shootdown -- Helicopter downed by the Provisional IRA over Northern Ireland

Wikipedia - 1994 Chicago Marathon -- 17th running of the Chicago Marathon

Wikipedia - 1994 Currie Cup -- South African sporting competition

Wikipedia - 1994 Fairchild Air Force Base B-52 crash -- US aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1994 Guatemalan constitutional referendum -- Constitutional referendum

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Wikipedia - 1994 London Israeli Embassy bombing -- Car bomb attack on 26 July 1994 against the Israeli embassy building in London

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Wikipedia - 1994 Moroccan census -- Census

Wikipedia - 1994 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1994 New Zealand Superclub League -- Sports league

Wikipedia - 1994 Northridge earthquake -- Earthquake

Wikipedia - 1994 Preakness Stakes -- 119th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1994 Quebec general election

Wikipedia - 1994 Sahara Airlines Boeing 737 crash -- Aviation accident in India

Wikipedia - 1994 Scotland RAF Chinook crash

Wikipedia - 1994 South African general election

Wikipedia - 1994 State of Origin series -- 1994 rugby game in the State of Origin series

Wikipedia - 1994 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards -- Award ceremony presented by the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards in 1994

Wikipedia - 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment

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Wikipedia - 1995-1997 Gujarat political crisis -- Political crisis in Indian state of Gujarat

Wikipedia - 1995-96 Liga EBA season -- 2nd season of the Liga EBA

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Wikipedia - 1995 America's Cup -- 29th America's Cup yacht race

Wikipedia - 1995 Atlantic hurricane season -- Period of formation of tropical cyclones in the North Atlantic Ocean in 1995

Wikipedia - 1995 Benson and Hedges Open - Singles -- Tennis competition

Wikipedia - 1995 Dinar earthquake -- Earthquake in southwest Turkey

Wikipedia - 1995 French consulate bombing in Perth -- Terror attack in 1995 in Perth, Western Australia

Wikipedia - 1995 Great Britain and Ireland heat wave -- 1995 heat wave in the British Isles

Wikipedia - 1995 in Australian television -- television-related events in Australia during the year 1995

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Wikipedia - 1995 Kobe earthquake

Wikipedia - 1995 Moscow Victory Day Parades -- Victory day parades

Wikipedia - 1995 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1995 Pacific hurricane season -- Summary of the relevant tropical storms

Wikipedia - 1995 Preakness Stakes -- 120th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1995 Qatari coup d'etat -- Palace overthrow of Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani

Wikipedia - 1995 Rijeka bombing -- Terrorist bombing in Rijeka, Croatia

Wikipedia - 1995 Rugby World Cup

Wikipedia - 1995 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards -- Award ceremony presented by the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards in 1995

Wikipedia - 1995 University of Maryland conference on crime and genetics -- Conference held by the University of Maryland about genetics and crime

Wikipedia - 1995 Vallecas bombing -- Car bomb attack by the Basque separatist organisation ETA

Wikipedia - 1995

Wikipedia - 1995 Williamsburg Bridge subway collision -- 1995 New York City subway crash

Wikipedia - 1995 Women's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier -- Qualification for the 1996 Summer Olympics

Wikipedia - 1996-97 Regionalliga -- 3rd season of the Regionalliga as a third-level league

Wikipedia - 1996-97 strikes in South Korea -- Series of strikes in Asia

Wikipedia - 1996 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1996 Bangladesh coup d'etat attempt -- Attempted coup d'etat

Wikipedia - 1996 Bangladesh tornado -- 1996 tornado in Bangladesh

Wikipedia - 1996 Cannes Film Festival -- Film festival

Wikipedia - 1996 Chadian constitutional referendum -- Referendum held in Chad on 31 March 1996

Wikipedia - 1996 Charkhi Dadri mid-air collision -- November 1996 mid-air plane collision in northern India

Wikipedia - 1996 Copenhagen Airport shooting -- Gang-related shooting in Copenhagen, Denmark

Wikipedia - 1996 Copenhagen rocket attack -- Gang-related attack in Copenhagen, Denmark

Wikipedia - 1996 Democratic National Convention -- Political convention

Wikipedia - 1996 Epsom Derby -- 217th annual running of the Derby horse race

Wikipedia - 1996 Gangneung submarine infiltration incident -- Naval incident between North Korea and South Korea

Wikipedia - 1996 Golden Globes (Portugal) -- List of awards in arts and sport

Wikipedia - 1996 Indo-Tibetan Border Police expedition to Mount Everest -- Expedition to Mount Everest

Wikipedia - 1996 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1996

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Wikipedia - 1996 Lake Huron cyclone -- Hurricane storm system in 1996

Wikipedia - 1996 Libertarian National Convention -- U.S. political event held in Washington, D.C.

Wikipedia - 1996 Maryland train collision -- 1996 train crash in the United States

Wikipedia - 1996 Men's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier -- Qualification for the 1996 Summer Olympics

Wikipedia - 1996 Molson Indy Toronto -- 1996 CART race held at Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Wikipedia - 1996 Moscow-Constantinople schism -- Schism between the Eastern Orthodox Churches of the Moscow Patriarchate and the Ecumenical Patriarchate which started on 23 February 1996 and ended on 16 May 1996.

Wikipedia - 1996 Mount Everest disaster -- Events of 10-11 May 1996, when eight people were caught in a blizzard and died on Mount Everest

Wikipedia - 1996 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1996 Preakness Stakes -- 121st running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1996 Qatari coup d'etat attempt -- Attempted overthrow of Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani

Wikipedia - 1996 Republican National Convention -- U.S. political event held in San Diego, California

Wikipedia - 1996 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards -- Award ceremony presented by the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards in 1996

Wikipedia - 1996 Sulawesi earthquake -- Earthquake in Indonesia

Wikipedia - 1996 Summer Olympics -- Games of the XXVI Olympiad, in Atlanta

Wikipedia - 1996 United States presidential election

Wikipedia - 1996 Vuelta a EspaM-CM-1a -- 51st edition of the cycling Grand Tour

Wikipedia - 1996

Wikipedia - 1997-98 National League 2 South -- The eleventh season of rugby union

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Wikipedia - 1997-98 Serie A (ice hockey) season -- Serie A season

Wikipedia - 1997 Argentina rugby union tour of New Zealand -- Series of sporting events

Wikipedia - 1997 Asian financial crisis -- Financial crisis of many Asian countries during the second half of 1997

Wikipedia - 1997 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1997 Belmont Stakes -- 129th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1997 Cannes Film Festival -- Awards gathering for films

Wikipedia - 1997 Central Texas tornado outbreak -- Tornado outbreak in Texas

Wikipedia - 1997 Constitution of Fiji -- 1997 constitution of Fiji

Wikipedia - 1997 Drammen bombing -- Gang-related bombing in Drammen, Norway

Wikipedia - 1997 Empire State Building shooting -- Shooting on the observation deck of the Empire State Building in Manhattan, New York City

Wikipedia - 1997 Fed Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group II - Pool B -- Group B of the 1997 Fed Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group II

Wikipedia - 1997 Fed Cup -- 1997 edition of the Fed Cup, competition between national teams in women's tennis

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Wikipedia - 1997 Manyi earthquake -- November 1997 earthquake in Tibet, PR China

Wikipedia - 1997 Melavalavu massacre -- Caste related violence against Dalits

Wikipedia - 1997 Mozambique floods -- Floods caused by tropical cyclogenesis

Wikipedia - 1997 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1997 Namibia mid-air collision -- Collision between USAF C-141B and German Air Force Tu-154M

Wikipedia - 1997 Preakness Stakes -- 122nd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1997 Qayen earthquake -- Earthquake in Iran

Wikipedia - 1997 Raghopur Massacre -- An incident in a series of caste related violence in the Eastern Indian state of Bihar

Wikipedia - 1997 Red River flood -- Major flood on the Red River of the North

Wikipedia - 1997 Southeast Asian haze -- Haze over the Southeast Asia region in mid-1997

Wikipedia - 1997 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards -- Award ceremony presented by the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards in 1997

Wikipedia - 1997 Summer Deaflympics -- International sports competition

Wikipedia - 1997

Wikipedia - 1998-99 Ecuador financial crisis -- Period of economic instability

Wikipedia - 1998-99 Meistriliiga (ice hockey) season -- Ninth season of the Meistriliiga, the top level of ice hockey in Estonia

Wikipedia - 1998-99 Regionalliga -- 5th season of the Regionalliga as a third-level league

Wikipedia - 1998-99 United States network television schedule (daytime) -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1998 abduction of foreign engineers in Chechnya -- Abductions and murders in Chechnya

Wikipedia - 1998 Adana-Ceyhan earthquake -- Earthquake in Turkey

Wikipedia - 1998 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1998 Australian waterfront dispute -- Event in Australian industrial relations history

Wikipedia - 1998 Bank of America robbery -- 1998 robbery in New York, U.S.A.

Wikipedia - 1998 Baseball World Cup

Wikipedia - 1998 Belmont Stakes -- 130th running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1998 bombing of Iraq -- US and UK bombardment of Iraq in December 1998

Wikipedia - 1998 Coimbatore bombings -- Bombings in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

Wikipedia - 1998 DK36 -- Asteroid

Wikipedia - 1998 FIFA World Cup

Wikipedia - 1998 in home video -- Home video-related events of 1998

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Wikipedia - 1998 (instrumental) -- Instrumental song

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Wikipedia - 1998 kidnapping of Mormon missionaries in Saratov, Russia -- 1998 kidnapping case

Wikipedia - 1998 Klang Valley water crisis -- Water shortage in Malaysia

Wikipedia - 1998 Molson Indy Toronto -- 1998 CART Fed/Ex Champ Car World Series race held at Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Wikipedia - 1998 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1998 North Indian Ocean cyclone season -- Cyclone season in the North Indian ocean

Wikipedia - 1998 Pacific hurricane season -- Summary of the relevant tropical storms

Wikipedia - 1998 Preakness Stakes -- 123rd running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1998 Puerto Rican general strike -- Strike to protest government privatization

Wikipedia - 1998 Ramgiri-Udaygiri violence -- Violence in Odisha, India

Wikipedia - 1998 Sokcho submarine incident -- Combat incident between North Korea and South Korea

Wikipedia - 1998 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards -- Award ceremony presented by the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards in 1998

Wikipedia - 1998 Sydney water crisis -- Sydney water crisis 1998

Wikipedia - 1998 Tour de France -- 85th edition of cycling Grand Tour

Wikipedia - 1998 United States embassy bombings -- Attacks on the US Embassy

Wikipedia - 1998 U.S. Open Cup Final -- 1998 final of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup

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Wikipedia - 1998 Yeosu submersible incident -- 1998 naval skirmish between North Korea and South Korea

Wikipedia - 1999-2000 Regionalliga -- 6th season of the Regionalliga as a third-level league

Wikipedia - 1999-2000 United States network television schedule (daytime) -- Wikimedia list article

Wikipedia - 1999 Aggie Bonfire collapse -- Fatal accident at Texas A&M University

Wikipedia - 1999 Atlantic hurricane season -- Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean

Wikipedia - 1999 Belmont Stakes -- 131st running of the Belmont Stakes

Wikipedia - 1999 Bridge Creek-Moore tornado -- 1999 tornado in Oklahoma, US

Wikipedia - 1999 Chamoli earthquake -- 1999 earthquake in India

Wikipedia - 1999 (Charli XCX and Troye Sivan song) -- 2018 single by Charli XCX and Troye Sivan

Wikipedia - 1999 East Timorese independence referendum -- Referendum

Wikipedia - 1999 F-117A shootdown -- 1999 aviation accident

Wikipedia - 1999 Fed Cup Americas Zone Group I - Pool B -- Regional competition in the 1999 Fed Cup

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Wikipedia - 1999 Fed Cup -- 1999 edition of the Fed Cup

Wikipedia - 1999 (film) -- 2009 film by Lenin M. Sivam

Wikipedia - 1999 Hector Mine earthquake -- Magnitude 7.1 earthquake in California

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Wikipedia - 1999 Kyrgyzstan League -- Statistics of Kyrgyzstan League for the 1999 season.

Wikipedia - 1999 Leeds Central by-election

Wikipedia - 1999 Loomis truck robbery -- Robbery of a semi-trailer truck transporting money in California, US

Wikipedia - 1999 Matamoros standoff -- Standoff in Matamoros, Mexico

Wikipedia - 1999 Molson Indy Toronto -- 1999 CART race held at Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Wikipedia - 1999 MTV Video Music Awards -- Award ceremony

Wikipedia - 1999 Oklahoma tornado outbreak -- Tornado outbreak in May 1999

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Wikipedia - 1999 Pakistani coup d'etat -- October 1999 military coup in Pakistan

Wikipedia - 1999 Preakness Stakes -- 124th running of the Preakness Stakes

Wikipedia - 1999 Ranalai violence -- Anti-Christian violence

Wikipedia - 1999 Seattle WTO conference

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Wikipedia - 1999 South Dakota Learjet crash -- 1999 plane crash in South Dakota

Wikipedia - 1999 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards -- Award ceremony presented by the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards in 2006

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Wikipedia - 1999 Whites Drug Store Classic -- World Curling Tour event

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