SIGMUND FREUD CHRONOLOGY

	Publication of Delusion and Dreams in W. Jensen's 'Gradiva'.
	Jung drew his notice to this novella. Freud analyses the dreams and delusions of Jensen's character, a young archaeologist. "Artists are valuable colleagues and their testimony is of great worth," he writes on his relationship with literature, "for they generally know about more things in heaven and earth than are yet dreamt of in our philosophy."
	Reproduction of the Gradiva which hung next to Freud's Couch. Photo by Edmund Engelman, 1938
	With his sister-in-law Minna Bernays he undertakes a lengthy journey to Florence and Rome, where he chances upon a relief of the Gradiva in the Vatican Museum. The Berliner Max Eitingon, who is to become one of the most important financial supporters of the psychoanalytical movement, visits Freud for the first time in Vienna.
	Freud ca. 1907, Photo: L.Grillich
	The patient who became known as the "Rat Man" entered analysis with Freud.