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780 [Doc. 304.
SWEDENBORG’S WRITINGS.
The first volume contains in 1713 paragraphs an expla
nation of Genesis, from the beginning to the 16th verse of
chapter xxxv, inclusive. [Codex 59. Ibid.]
The second volume contains : 1. A continuation of Genesis
to the end in 1511 paragraphs ; 2. An explanation of Exodus
which begins with no. 1516, and is continued to verse 28 of
chapter xxviii, inclusive. [Codex 60. Ibid.]
The third volume contains : 1. A continuation of Exodus
in 4450 paragraphs ; 2. An explanation of the Book of Joshua
from no. 4451 to no. 4636 ; 3. The Book of Judges from
no. 4637 to 4856 ; 4. Ruth from no. 4857 to 4860 ; 5. The
first Book of Samuel from no. 4861 to 5039 ; 6. The second
Book of Samuel from no. 5040 to 5180 ; 7. The first Book of
Kings from no. 5181 to 5315 ; 8. The second Book of Kings
from no. 5316 to 5345 ; 9 and 10. The first and second Books
of Chronicles from no. 5346 to 5409 ; 11. Leviticus from
no. 5410 to 6496 ; 12. Numbers, from no. 6497 to 7648 ;
13. Deuteronomy, from no. 7649 to 7762. [Codex 61. Ibid. ]
4. A volume in folio containing an explanation, 1. Of
Isaiah from p. 1 to p. 77 ; 2. Of Jeremiah from p. 78 to p. 107 .
[Codex 62. Ibid.]
5. Some sheets in royal folio, bound in Turkish paper, and
paged from p. 332 to p. 370 inclusive, which contain a short
exposition of all the Prophets, and the Psalms of David.
[Codex 1. Ibid.]
6. A Hieroglyphic Key to the mysteries of natural and spiri
tual things by the way of representations and correspondences ;
48 pages, 4to. [Codex 79. Ibid.]
7. Six volumes in royal folio, numbered on their backs
with Roman figures ; all bound in parchment with the ex
ception of Volume IV, which is without binding, but which
is proved to be the fourth in order by the paragraphs running
on in consecutive order in Vol. V. These ample volumes are
for the most part arranged in the form of dictionaries, and
their contents seem to be as follows:
Vols. I & II are Indexes of a portion of the Old Testament.
[Codex 4, and Codex 2. Ibid.- See Document 310, Codex 4.]
Vol. III is a similar Index of a portion of the New Testa
ment. [Codex 5. Ibid.]
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