In one novel, the protectress of a religious sect named after these things seemingly dies after seeing her reflection with poisonous letters inscribed into her eyelids. Priests and rabbis like Mokaddasa al-Safer are defined as “Hunters” of these things in several entries of Milorad Pavic’s (“PAH-veech”) Dictionary of the Khazars. The government institution Tabir Sarai catalogs these things in a novel in which the Ottoman Sultan forces Mark-Alem to work there. A Palace of these things titles that anti-Hoxhaist (“HOH-shah-ist”) novel by (*) Ismail Kadare (“kah-DAHR-ay”) novel. The Angel of the Agony tells Jesus to forgive the title character in a John Henry Newman poem titled for one of these things “of Gerontius,” (10[1])which Edward Elgar adapted (10[1])into an orchestral work. For 10 points, name these title things that are interpreted in a book by Sigmund Freud. ■END■