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Doc. 313.] 939
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT.
Part VII. The cerebrum, and the internal sensoria.
27 VIII. The cerebellum, medulla oblongata, and medulla
spinalis.
Part IX. The cortical and the medullary substances of the
cerebrum ; the nervous fibre; and the motive fibre of the body. The
animal spirit.
Part X. The organism of animal motion.
99 XI. The affections of the body, that is to say, diseases,
particularly those of the head or cerebrum.
Part XII. An introduction to rational psychology: namely, the
doctrine of forms ; of order and degrees ; of series and society ; of
influx; of correspondence and representation; also the doctrine of
modification.
Part XIII. Action. External sense. Internal sense. Imagina
tion. Memory.
Part XIV. The affections and disorders of the animus or
sensual mind.
Part XV. The intellect or thought, and will. Instinct. The
affections of the rational mind.
Part XVI. The soul, and its state in the body, intercourse,
affection, immortality. Its state after the life of the body.
Part XVII. Concordance of systems respecting the soul, its
nature and intercourse."
Parts I and II, viz. those treating of the viscera of the
abdomen and of the thorax, were published in agreement with the
original programme, at the Hague; yet in comparing the contents of
the published parts with those given in the prospectus on p. 349
of Vol. VI of the Photo-lithographed MSS. of Swedenborg, two
entirely new chapters, viz., those "on the glands in general," and
"on the diaphragm"
" are found to be added, together with the epi
logues at the end of Parts I and II ; the arrangement also of
some of the chapters is found to be changed ; so that it becomes
very evident that Swedenborg on arriving in Holland submitted
those parts of the Regnum Animale which were published there, to
a most careful revision. This explains also an otherwise unaccount
able confusion in the numbering of the paragraphs of Part I ; for
after arriving at no. 277, with which chapter XIII closes, in the
beginning of chapter XIV he returns to no. 217, so that by and
bye no. 277 is reached a second time, and all the intermediate numbers
occur twice in the work. This can only be explained on the assumption
that the new matter which was added to Part I, amounting to sixty
paragraphs, was overlooked by the author when in the course of
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