jung/sections/01-fundamentals/35-the-red-book.md
Dmitry Kokorin 5b6c0f556e canonical location fix (user rule 2026-09-25): file lives in the first
section where the BOOK APPEARS, not where it was first downloaded:
- CW9/I: 7 files moved sec02/sec04 -> sec01 #04 (sec02+sec04 now cross-ref sec01)
- Red Book: 4 files moved sec04 -> sec01 #35 (sec04 #03 cross-refs sec01)
- #34 'Undiscovered Self': file was never lost — always in sec01; removed the
  misleading line from the 'Cross-refs EN' block (per-item #34 lists it)
- audit: all 14 duplicate groups now have files in their canonical (earliest)
  section; totals: sec01 113 / sec02 37 / sec04 28
- cards: sec01/04 + sec01/35 get Downloads tables; sec02/04, sec04/01, sec04/03
  Downloads -> cross-ref sec01
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# The Red Book (Liber Novus)
**Author(s):** C. G. Jung
**Shelf mark:** In library
**Section:** 01 Fundamentals / B
**Status:** ✅ RU edition(s) found — see `../04-pictures/` #03 (cross-section, already searched & downloaded)
## Editions — EN
| Title / edition | Publisher | Year | Pages | ISBN | Notes |
|-----------------|-----------|------|-------|------|-------|
| The Red Book (Liber Novus) | Philemon | 2009 | — | 0393065677 (Norton 2010; sec04 #03 — full data there) | |
## Editions — RU
— нет (verified 2026-07-17, gate: MISSING.md §35)
## Downloads
| lang | file | size | source |
|------|------|------|--------|
| EN | 35-red-book-en-facsimile-norton-2009.pdf | 146 MB | lg f/91819237 (канон; из sec04, 2026-09-25) |
| EN | 35-red-book-en-facsimile-2009-b.pdf | 168 MB | lg f/91545973 (канон; из sec04) |
| EN | 35-red-book-en-reader-2009.pdf | 3 MB | lg (id не записан; из sec04) |
| RU | 35-red-book-ru-2009.pdf | 25 MB | lg (id не записан; из sec04) |
## Catalog records
```
no records (verified 2026-07-17)
```
## Notes
- **CROSS-SECTION:** identical item is 04-pictures #04/03 — full notes, RSL JSON, libgen files and downloads live there.
- Nothing to re-search; only verify the download files are still present when item 04 is referenced.