S.
16 November 1938 81 Harley Street London W1
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for the two decisions which we will at once attend to.
It has occurred to me that on Seite 43 it would be interesting if you inserted a passage about Mythra. It is where you say that the man who showed us the guilt should logically have been the murderer himself, which is, of course, Mythra's role when he slays the bull (vide "Totem und Tabu").[1]
Yours, [Ernest Jones]«FN1.××Not Jones's signature, but signed "Ernest Jones" and initialed by secretary.»
[1] The suggestion is taken up, and Jones is acknowledged, see Freud (1939a, p. 87, n. 1). Jones alludes to the mention of Mythra's role in Freud (1912‑13, p. 153).