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IndexTheater, J sees Sudermann's Magda, 54;J's study of European, 76; J sees firstperformances of Literary Theatre,88; J attends in London, 77; J seesDusc in La Gioconda, 77; J seesD'Annunzio's La Cittd Morta, 77;and in Paris, 126; J's interest inSynge's Riders to the Sea, 124, 282,290, 440; and Trieste, 266; and inYeats's Land of Heart's Desire, 455;J sees Ibsen's Ghosts, 266, 669; J attendsAbbey productions, 290; wartimeZurich a center for, 411-12; Jsees all Strindberg plays, 412; J seesWedekind's Francesco, 412; J seesTroilus, 412; J organizes EnglishPlayers, 423, 425-8. See alsoExilesTheosophy, symbology of, 76; J skepticalof, 99; J calls 'vegetable philosophy,'121, 12m; in J's 'Portrait' essay, 146;Hermetic Society mocked by J andGogartv, 174; Miss Marsden's interestin, 351This Quarter, Shem chapter publishedin, 574, 794Thomas, Ambroise, opera Hamlet, 694Thomas Aquinas, J's reading of, 60, 6on;Aquinas Society at U.C.D., 65,6511; J argues with Fr. Delany about,71; Russell disparages, 102; his theoryof beauty, 190; J on Thomisticmorality, 340; J reads in Latin, 342;Ulysses schema and, 52mThompson, Francis, Hound of Heaventranslated by Morel, 562Thompson, John H., cited, 761, 789Thoreau, Henry David, translates Iliad,251Thornton, Mrs., Joyce family midwife,373-4; delivered Joyce babies, 748,750; Bloom remembers, 748Thornton, Ned, model for Dubliners stories,43; model for Kernan, 13311Thring, G. Herbert, secretary of Societyof Authors, writes J about EnglishPlayers, 470Thunderstorms, J's fear of, 25, 2511, 394,479, 631-2, 720, 722, 728, 734;Stephen Dedalus fears, 2511; associatedwith religion, 513-14; Vico'sfear of, 554; J's Waste Land parodyand, 572; J leaves Amsterdam to escape,592Tierney, Michael, editor of Struggle withFortune, cited, 752, 753879'Tilly' (in Pomes Penyeach), compositionof, 136-7; J excludes from ChamberMusic, 232Time and space, Miss Marsden's philosophyof, 352; perception of coincidencein, 551; J calls true heroes ofFW, 554; in Schmitz's Zeno, 559-60; in Jolas's Manifesto, 588n; Lewisattacks J's treatment of, 595-7; Giedion'sbook on, 622Time (magazine), seeks color photographof J, 7i5n; cited, 811Times Literary Supplement, Portrait reviewedin, 414; Clutton-Brock reviewsExiles in, 443; cited, 792Tinayre, Marcelle, J reviews book of,139; J's use of, i48nTindall, William York, cited, 247, 369,768Titbits, J writes story for, 50'To Budgen, Raughty Tinker,' J's parodyof sea chanty, 432-3Toklas, Alice B., cited, 791Toldt, Dr. A., ophthalmologist, J consultsin Salzburg, 603Tolstoy, Count Leo, J compared with, 4;J's favorite novelist, 4-5; J expects tosurpass, 83; J's reading of, 75, 133,193; J calls magnificent writer, 209-10; J advises David Fleischman read,247n; interior monologue and, 358;Ulysses compared with War andPeace, 528; J calls one of greatestnatural talents, 66in; J owns worksof, 785 11. 44T. P.'s Weekly, J seeks post on, 77Tragedy, J's reflections on, 120transatlantic review, Ford Madox Fordedits, 558, 794; J promises contributionfor, 559; proofs sent to J, 563;first fragment published, 794transition, as J's response to Lewis's attack,595; J stakes everything onAnna Livia in, 598; Shaun's lastchapter in, 618; two-year suspensionof publication, 618; special Joyce issue,642; J's fiftieth birthday issuecarries portrait, 645; publication ofFW sections in, 794-6Transvestism, in Circe episode, 15911,369-70; Bloom turns into a woman,287; in Nora's dreams, 438n; J onwomanly men, 463-4Trautman, Ivy (Mrs. Waldo Peirce), Parisfriend of Lucia's, invites Hubbell toconcert with Lucia, 612