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Doc. 313.] 997
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT.
being published by the express command ofthe Lord. At least we
remember to have heard but of one performance, viz. the tracts of
the Divine Herbert, that was ever honoured by such an imprimatur.
Our anonymous author, however, may possibly be possessed of this
peculiar privilege ; as we find he is himself an occasional inhabitant
of the New Jerusalem. It is now several years ago, he says, that
he published five other treatises on the following subjects, viz. on
the nature of Heaven and Hell ; on the New Jerusalem ; on the Last
Judgment; on the White Horse ; on the Planets and the different
worlds in the universe: in which treatises he communicated to the
Christian world a number of profound and important secrets. We
fear, however, the Christian world has been but little edified by these
tracts, as we do not remember to have ever heard of them before," &c.
The reviewer then proceeds for a page or two to give to his readers
an idea of the life in the spiritual world, as sketched by Swedenborg,
and winds up by a declaration that the writer must be insane.
Further reviews are contained in the "Bibliothèque des Sciences
et des Beaux Arts" for October, November, and December, 1763 ,
p. 550 et seq.; and likewise in the "Journal des Savans" for October,
1764, Dutch edition, p. 528. Both these journals were published
at Amsterdam and the Hague.
A digest of all these reviews was inserted in the February
number of the "Svenska Mercurius" for 1765 (see Document 283, A,
no. 4). These works had been previously announced in the August
number of the same journal for 1764 (see Document 283, A, no. 3).
These five treatises are also reviewed in J. A. Ernesti’s "Neue
Theologische Bibliothek," Vol. IV, no. 8, 1763, pp. 725-733.
1763. (121.) Beskrifning huru Inläggningar ske uti Marmor
skifvor, til Bord eller annan Hus-zirat (Description of the
Mode in which marble-slabs are inlaid for tables and other
ornaments) . Contained in the Transactions of the Royal
Academy of Sciences for the months of April, May, and
June, 1763, Vol. XXIV, pp. 107-113.
This paper constitutes Document 202 in the present collection of
Documents.
1762 and 1763. ( 122.) De Divino Amore (The Divine
Love), in MS., pp. 22, oblong folio.
1763. (123.) De Divina Sapientia (The Divine Wisdom),
in MS., pp. 46, oblong folio.
A synopsis of the former of these two treatises is contained in
A. E. 1229 ; yet both treatises seem to have been written at the

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