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 Rh pp. 143, 344). We only need to recall that in the 'Dreams' I. 2 and II. 2 Swedenborg's theory of the 'Two Worlds' is thoroughly discussed, and that Swedenborg, who regarded the sensuous world in space as only a 'Phænomen' of the unspatial spiritual world, applied precisely the same terms to both worlds which Kant has used: mundus intelligibilis et sensibilis. Compare also Kant's Vorl. ueber Met. herausg. v. Poelitz (1821), S. 257. The same passages have led also Riehl, Krit. I., 229, to accept Swedenborg's influence upon Kant. Compare my review of the edition of Kant's Vorlesungen über Psychologie: mit einer Einleitung: 'Kant's mystische Weltanschauung,' by Du Prel (1889), in Arch. f. Gesch. d. Phil. IV., 721 ff. If the last author considerably