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| I | MOSES AN EGYPTIAN | 7 |
| II | IF MOSES WAS AN EGYPTIAN … | 17 |
| III | MOSES, HIS PEOPLE AND MONOTHEIST RELIGION | 54 |
| PART I |
| Prefatory Note I ([Vienna], before March, 1938) | 54 | |
| Prefatory Note II ([London], June 1938) | 57 | |
| A. | The Historical Premiss | 59 |
| B. | The Latency Period and Tradition | 66 |
| C. | The Analogy | 72 |
| D. | Application | 80 |
| E. | Difficulties | 92 |
| PART II |
| Summary and Recapitulation | 103 | |
| A. | The People of Israel | 105 |
| B. | The Great Man | 107 |
| C. | The Advance in Intellectuality | 111 |
| D. | Renunciation of Instinct | 116 |
| E. | What is True in Religion | 122 |
| F. | The Return of the Repressed | 124 |
| G. | Historical Truth | 127 |
| H. | The Historical Development | 132 |
| PART I [THE MIND AND ITS WORKINGS] |
| Chapter I. The Psychical Apparatus | 144 | |
| Chapter II. The Theory of the Instincts | 148 | |
| Chapter III. The Development of the Sexual Function | 152 | |
| Chapter IV. Psychical Qualities | 157 | |
| Chapter V. Dream-Interpretation as an Illustration | 165 | |
| PART II THE PRACTICAL TASK |
| Chapter VI. The Technique of Psycho-Analysis | 172 | |
| Chapter VII. An Example of Psycho-Analytic Work | 183 | |
| PART III THE THEO |