Correspondences of the Bible : Plants: the Plants.

Intro -- Contents -- About This Book -- The Correspondence of Plants -- The Fruit Trees -- The Olive -- The Vine -- The Palm -- The Fig Tree -- The Pomegranate -- Various Fruits -- The Nut Trees -- Almonds -- Beech Trees -- Chestnuts -- The Oak -- The Terebinth -- Cone-Bearing Trees -- The Cedar of Lebanon -- The Sequoias -- The Cypress -- The Juniper -- Thyine Wood -- Pines -- Firs and Spruces -- Review of Cone-Bearing Trees -- The Shittah Tree -- Willows and Poplars -- Shrubs and Flowers -- Roses -- The Box and the Myrtle -- Thorns and Thistles -- Aromatics -- Aromatic Trees and Shrubs -- Onycha -- Hyssop -- Mustard -- The Cereals -- Wheat -- Spelt -- Rye -- Barley -- Oats -- Rice -- Maize -- The Solanum Family -- The Mandrake -- The Potato -- Tomatoes -- Tobacco -- Pulse -- The Cucumbers and the Melons,and the Leeks and the Onions and the Garlic -- Grasses -- Reeds and Rushes -- The Papyrus -- Reeds for Pens and Measurement -- Sweet Cane -- Flax and Cotton -- The Tree of Life -- Water -- Salt -- The Sea -- The Clouds of Heaven -- Streams -- Ice -- Dew -- Snow -- Hail -- Steam -- The Rocks and Metals -- Rocks -- Roads -- Soil -- Millstones -- Pottery -- Deposited and Crystalline Rocks -- Precious Stones -- Metals -- Gold -- Silver -- Copper -- Iron -- Carbon -- Sulphur -- Phosphorus -- The Sunbeam -- Colors -- Creation through the Sun -- The Atmospheres -- Oxygen -- Nitrogen -- The Air in General -- Note on the Copper and Iron Ages -- Spiritual Works by Emanuel Swedenborg -- Index.

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