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| − | Psycho-(analysis) | + | * '''Psycho-'''(analysis) Freud and Jung in the next lines. |
| + | * '''psychos:''' (''Greek'') cold, coldness | ||
| + | * '''psyche"''' (''Greek'') life-, soul- | ||
| + | * '''Sykon:''' (''Greek'') a ripe fig (symbol of female genitalia) | ||
| + | * '''Psychos:''' grisly, old men eying "little girls with bad intent." | ||
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| + | From [http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/JoyceColl/JoyceColl-idx?type=goto&id=JoyceColl.OHehirClassLex&isize=M&page=80 Page 80] of "A Classical Lexicon for Finnegans Wake" | ||
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- Psycho-(analysis) Freud and Jung in the next lines.
- psychos: (Greek) cold, coldness
- psyche" (Greek) life-, soul-
- Sykon: (Greek) a ripe fig (symbol of female genitalia)
- Psychos: grisly, old men eying "little girls with bad intent."
From Page 80 of "A Classical Lexicon for Finnegans Wake"
