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878 [Doc. 311.
SWEDENBORG’S WRITINGS.
13. A traction machine (en dragmachine) ; an illustration
without text, p. 90.
14. Memorandum of several experiments, p. 92.
15. On various kinds of soils and earths in Westergyllen ; one
of which is used for dyeing linen and garments black ; p . 94.
16. A memorial on improvements that ought to be made
in Carlscrona, pp. 127 to 129. Paragraphs 13 and 14
only are in Swedenborg’s hand-writing ; but the whole was
probably composed by him.
17. Points to be submitted to the King, p. 206.
18. Calculation of the power exerted by a windlass (donkraft)
of a single and double power, p. 96 ; drawing of a wind
lass with double power, p. 98.
19. Stereometric proportions, with some new stereometric rules.
20. Description of a crane, the diagrams of which are lost,
pp. 102 to 104 .
21. Minutes of the Literary Society of Upsal for June 20,
1711 , and July, 1711.
These minutes so far as they concern Swedenborg have been in
troduced into Document 41, Vol. I, p. 213.
22. New Directions for discovering metallic veins, or some
hints hitherto unknown for the discovery of mineral veins
and treasures long hidden in the earth, pp. 106 to 119.
This paper was first communicated by Swedenborg to the College
of Mines, as may be seen from Document 86, Vol. I, p. 314.
23. Concerning the rise and fall of lake Wenner, and how
far this is due to the flow of water into it, and the carry
ing off of water by streams, pp. 120 to 126.
Extracts from this MS. were published in the Acta Literaria Sueciæ
for 1720, p. 111 et seq. See also Document 313, no. 25.
24. Methodus Nova inveniendi Longitudines Locorum terra
marique ope Luna (New Method of finding the Longitude
of places on land and at sea by means of the moon).
This MS. is identical with the little treatise printed under the same
title in Amsterdam, in 1721 ; see Document 313, nos. 17 and 30.
25. Anatomy of our most subtle nature, showing that our
moving and living force consists of tremulations ; chapters I
to VI, and chapter XIII, pp. 132 to 180.
A copy of this paper the author communicated to the College of
Health (Sundhets Collegium) on November 1, 1719 (see Document 85,
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