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908 [Doc. 313.
SWEDENBORG’S WRITINGS.
1724 to 1733. (42.) Comparatio Ontologiæ et Cosmologiæ
generalis Domini Christiani Wolfii cum Principiis nostris
[i. e. Emanuelis Swedenborgii] rerum naturalium (A
Comparison of the ontology and cosmology of Christian
Wolf with Swedenborg’s "Principia rerum naturalium");
in MS., 49 pages, 4to.
After speaking most highly of Wolf as a philosopher the author first
examines his definitions of God, the soul, thought, perception, sensa
tion, imagination, opposing to them his own ideas on these subjects.
Then after discussing atheists, he continues to speak of the memory and
the power of imagination to reproduce impressions ; and in connection
therewith treats of sleep and fantasies. Afterwards he discusses
attention and reflection, the understanding and cognition, delight
and disgust, the will, and finally he treats of the constitution ofthe
soul and its immortality.
For further particulars, see Document 310, Codex 88, VII and VIII.
1724 and 1733. (43.) Observata in corpore humano (Sweden
borg’s anatomical observations) ; in MS., 6 pages, 4to.
In this paper are contained the anatomical results of the author’s
examination of the human body. See Document 310, Codex 88, IX.
1733-1734. (44.) Itinerarium ex annis 1733 et 1734
(Journal of travels for the years 1733 and 1734) ; in
MS., 80 pages, 4to.
This work was printed by Dr. Im. Tafel in 1740 from a copy
prepared by a friend in Stockholm. It was also printed by the photo
lithographic process in 1869, and from the photo-lithographic copy
the translation was made which constitutes Document 205. For
further particulars, see footnote to Vol. II, p. 6.
1734. (45.) Emanuelis Swedenborgii Opera Philosophica et
Mineralia (Philosophical and Metallurgical works. By
Emanuel Swedenborg) ; 3 vols., Dresden and Leipzig,
Frederic Hekel, 1734.
Vol. I. Principia Rerum Naturalium sive Novorum Tenta
minum phænomena mundi elementaris philosophice ex
plicandi (The first principles of natural things, being
new attempts toward a philosophical explanation of the
elementary world), three parts, 452 pages, folio, with
copper engravings.
PART 1. 112 pages. After the dedication which is addressed to
Ludwig Rudolph,15 Duke of Brunswick and Lüneburg, follows the
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