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1334 NOTES TO VOLUME II.
of the New Church), pp. 556 ; (3) Swedenborg und der Aberglauben,
oder offenes Sendschreiben an Prof. Schleiden (Swedenborg and
superstition, or an open Letter to Prof. Schleiden).
His philosophical writings are as follows : (1 ) Geschichte und
Kritik des Skepticismus und Irrationalismus (History and Criticism
of Scepticism and Irrationalism), pp. 458 ; (2) Die Fundamental
philosophie in genetischer Entwickelung (Fundamental philosophy in
its genetic development), Part I, pp. 564 ; (3) Die Hauptwahr
heiten der Religion oder Stunden des Nachdenkens über die letzten
Gründe der Religionswahrheiten (The fundamental truths of religion,
&c.), Part I, (4) Die Unsterblichkeit und Wiedererinnerungskraft
der Seele (The immortality and power of recollection of the soul).
His contributions to the history of the New Church are as follows :
(1) Sammlung von Urkunden, betreffend das Leben und den Charakter
von E. Swedenborg (A Collection of Documents concerning the Life
and Character of E. Swedenborg), 4 parts ; (2) Zur Geschichte der
Neuen Kirche (Materials for the History of the New Church.
In manuscript Dr. Im. Tafel left a "Life of Jesus," which was
printed after his death, and also a "Course of Lectures on Logic,"
which he had delivered in the University of Tübingen.
After the publication of his "Fundamentalphilosophie" in 1848,
he was appointed by the King of Würtemberg Professor of Philosophy
in the University of Tübingen. He died August 29, 1863, at Ragaz
in Switzerland.
NOTE 310.
G. E. KLEMMING.
Gustav Edward Klemming, the learned editor of Swedenborg’s
-Diary for the years 1743 and 1744," which he published under the
title of "Swedenborg’s Drömmar" (Swedenborg’s Dreams), was born
in Stockholm in 1823. After passing through the University of
Upsal in 1841, he was appointed in 1846 an assistant in the Royal
Library, in Stockholm. In 1858 he became Vice-librarian, and in
1865 Librarian in chief. He is considered one of the profoundest
connoisseurs of the ancient Swedish, and published many ancient
texts in that language. He and Mr. Ahlstrand, the Librarian of
the Academy of Sciences were of great assistance to the Editor of
these Documents, in collecting materials for the present work, con
cerning which see preface to Volume I. Mr. Klemming has been in
strumental in collecting the completest Swedenborg Library in
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