Gilbert schema for Ulysses

This schema for the novel Ulysses was produced by Joyce in 1921 to help a friend (Stuart Gilbert) understand the fundamental structure of the book (he later published it in 1930 in his own book, James Joyce's "Ulysses"). The schema has been split into two subtables for better ease of reading.

Title	Scene	Hour	Organ	Colour	Symbol
Telemachus	The Tower	8am	-	White / gold	Heir
Nestor	The School	10am	-	Brown	Horse
Proteus	The Strand	11am	-	Blue	Tide
Calypso	The House	8am	Kidney	Orange	Nymph
Lotus Eaters[?]	The Bath	10am	Genitals	-	Eucharist
Hades	The Graveyard	11am	Heart	White / black	Caretaker
Aeolus	The Newspaper	12pm	Lungs	Red	Editor
Lestrygonians[?]	The Lunch	1pm	Oesophagus	-	Constables
Scylla and Charybdis	The Library	2pm	Brain	-	Stratford / London
Wandering Rocks[?]	The Streets	3pm	Blood	-	Citizens
Sirens	The Concert Room	4pm	Ear	-	Barmaids
Cyclops	The Tavern	5pm	Muscle	-	Fenian
Nausicaa	The Rocks	8pm	Eye, nose	Grey / blue	Virgin
Oxen of the Sun[?]	The Hospital	10pm	Womb	White	Mothers
Circe	The Brothel	12am	Locomotor apparatus	-	Whore
Eumaeus	The Shelter	1am	Nerves	-	Sailors
Ithaca	The House	2am	Skeleton	-	Comets
Penelope	The Bed	-	Flesh	-	Earth

Title	Art	Technic[?]
Telemachus	Theology	Narrative (young)
Nestor	History	Catechism[?] (personal)
Proteus	Philology	Monologue (male)
Calypso	Economics	Narrative (mature)
Lotus Eaters[?]	Botany / chemistry	Narcissism
Hades	Religion	Incubism[?]
Aeolus	Rhetoric	Enthymemic[?]
Lestrygonians[?]	Architecture	Peristaltic
Scylla and Charybdis	Literature	Dialectic
Wandering Rocks[?]	Mechanics	Labyrinth
Sirens	Music	Fuga per canonem[?]
Cyclops	Politics	Gigantism
Nausicaa	Painting	Tumescence[?] / detumescence[?]
Oxen of the Sun[?]	Medicine	Embryonic development
Circe	Magic	Hallucination
Eumaeus	Navigation	Narrative (old)
Ithaca	Science	Catechism[?] (impersonal)
Penelope	-	Monologue, female