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This paper presents two hitherto unknown dream reports by Ludwig Wittgenstein, written down by him in October 1942. The two reports are introduced by the title “Ein Traum” and found in his Nachlass item Ms-126, pages 21–26. They are edited here in parallel diplomatic and linear, gently normalized transcription. Facsimiles of the pages containing the reports can be viewed on Wittgenstein Source where they were published in the spring of 2016. This spring I noticed that Wittgenstein Nachlass Ms-126 contained more pages than had been transcribed by us and published in the Bergen Electronic Edition (BEE 2000). To my knowledge, this lacuna of the BEE had never been discovered nor had anyone drawn attention to and discussed these pages. It is four pages occurring between what in the BEE had been called page number 21 and page number 22. The four pages contain two dream reports which are introduced by “Ein Traum” on page 21. They are written in the code Wittgenstein would often use for writing remarks of a more private nature. The four pages were not included in the facsimile of the 1 In the course of 1990–99, the Wittgenstein Archives at the University of Bergen (WAB) transcribed Wittgenstein’s philosophical Nachlass (see von Wright 1969) into machinereadable form. In 2000, the CD-ROM edition Wittgenstein’s Nachlass: The Bergen Electronic Edition (BEE 2000) was published. At present WAB’s transcriptions are available in their continuously improved and corrected versions as open access from the WAB website IDP 2016. 2 The key to the code consists, roughly speaking, in the reversal of the alphabet. In detail: a=z; b=y; c=x; d=w; e=v; f=u, k ; g=t; h=s; hh=ss/ß; i=r; k=q; l=p; m=o; n=n; o=m; p=l; q=k; r=i/j; s=h; t=g; u=f; v=e; w=d; x=c; y=b; z=a; f with Umlaut=ü; m with Umlaut=ö;

Ludwig Wittgenstein: A Report of Two Dreams from October 1942 (Ms-126, 21–26)