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everything in it has reference to the Lord, 178, 179; became flesh, 190; light now seen therein, 284.

Saint Paul's church finished, 32.

Salt works, 57.

Sandel's eulogy, 64.

Schlegel, quoted, 8, 9.

Series and Degrees, 113, 115.

Shearsmith, Richard, Swedenborg's stay in his family, 281, 282.

Ships, carried overland, 64.

Son of Man, sign of, 18, 106, 283, 284.

Spirits, presence perceived first without sight, 144; first spoken with, 170.

Springer, quoted, 226.

Spurgin, quoted, 117.

Stiernhjelm, referred to, 50.

Sun of Heaven, darkened, 14, 17; Divine presence in, 70; God the Sun of wisdom, 120; dependence on its light, 137; the Divine face to be seen in, 152.

Sunday child, Jesper Swedberg and family, 27.

Swedberg, Anna, 26, 31, 32, 44, 53.

Swedberg, Hedwig, 38.

Swedberg, Jesper, 23-26; at Upsal, 24, 25; Brunsbo, 25; revised Swedish Bible, 24; age, preaching, marriage, 25; family ennobled, 27, 68; author and in charge of missions, 27, 28; sense of heavenly protection, 28, 29; death, 91.

Swedenborg, Emanuel, parentage, 23; childhood, 24, 29; birth and name, 26; education, 30; plans of life, 30 et seq.; learns book-binding and music, 31; travels, 31, 75, 76, 85, 90, 92, 93, 209, 210, 228; studies Newton, 31, 32; visits Flamsteed, 32; love for his family and home, 32; immoderate desire for study, 33; learns trades, 33, 40; makes globes, 33, 34; his method for determining longitude, 34-36, 48, 49, 77; new methods in astronomy, 34; study of English poets, 35, 43, 44; lacks money abroad, 35; consults Halley, 35; study and practice of poetry, 36, 220; mathematical ambition, 36, 38, 40; goes to France, 27, 92; describes microscope and clock, 37, 38; visits distinguished men, 39; inventions, 41-43, 46, 47; interest in Polheimer's, 44, 49; wants to form a Society for Learning and Science, 44; seeks employment from Government, 46; writes letters in French, 48; appointed Assessor, 51-54, 75, 85; assists Polheimer, 54, 56; declines professorship of astronomy, 59; early essays, 59, 60, 65; tires of working for nothing, 70-72; plans in 1718, 71-73; betrothed to daughter of Polheimer, 63, 64; transports ships overland, 64, 220, writes on tremulations, 66; agrees with Baglivius, 66; geological studies, 67; first signature as "Swedenborg,"