Regnum Animale Anatomice, Physice Et Philosopice Perlustratum

Regnum Animale Anatomice, Physice Et Philosopice Perlustratum, now edited for the first time by Jo. Fr. Im. Tafel, delves into the anatomical, physical, and philosophical realms of the animal kingdom. Volume 7, drawn from the manuscript held in the Royal Academy of Stockholm's library, specifically addresses the soul. This work by Emanuel Swedenborg offers a unique historical perspective on the intersection of science, philosophy, and theology, showcasing Swedenborg's early scientific explorations before his better-known theological works. This edition makes Swedenborg's insightful observations accessible to scholars and enthusiasts interested in the history of science, philosophy, and religious thought. A valuable resource for understanding the development of scientific and spiritual ideas.

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