Emanuel SWEDENBORG

The rare French first edition, following the first published in London, in Latin, in 1758.
Contemporary full blonde calf binding, marbled and glazed, smooth spine decorated with grotesque ornaments, red morocco title label, upper joint cracked at head for 8 cm, lower joint cracked at head and foot.
Although this work is the most famous by its author, due to its title which several churches have taken as their symbolic name, it is not the first of its kind and is actually a condensed version of the Arcana Coelestia, but whereas the Arcana is an exegesis of Genesis, The New Jerusalem is one of verses from the Apocalypse of Saint John, in which Swedenborg, as in his other works, deliv

First French edition of these two works by Swedenborg, undoubtedly translated from Latin (Amor Conjugialis 1768) by Guyton de Morveau and not Brumore. Rare. As a supplement at the end Of the commerce of the soul and the body: Of the white horse spoken of in Revelation.
Contemporary full blonde sheep binding. Decorated spine with raised bands. Red morocco title label. Rubbing. One corner worn. A lack to the upper joint over one cm. Small lack to corner of title label and loss of two letters on the word amour, U and R. Pale spotting scattered notably in margins.
A collection of the two works (and the first two of this kind) among the most famous of the Swedish spiritualist and mystic

First edition.
First volume of the collection of this very rare review of Swedenborg's religion (which takes its title from one of the writings of the Swedish philosopher-theologian), published in Saint-Amand-Montrond (Cher), from 1838 to 1848, under the direction of Le Boys des Guays. Half olive green sheep binding, spine with four raised bands underlined with double gilt fillets, slightly rubbed and with a small lack, gilt dentelle at foot, headcaps slightly worn, cherry red sheep title and volume labels, marbled paper boards, corners slightly rubbed, marbled endpapers and pastedowns. Contemporary binding.
The review contains theological analyses, biblical exegesis articles, comm