Index Biblicus, Sive Thesaurus Bibliorum Emblematicus Et Allegoricus, edited by Dr. J.F.I. Tafel, is a comprehensive index to the Bible from the perspective of Emanuel Swedenborg's theological interpretations. This second volume, originating from a manuscript preserved in the library of the Royal Academy of Stockholm, presents a detailed exploration of biblical emblems and allegories.

Written in Latin, this work offers scholars and theologians insights into Swedenborg's unique understanding of scripture, providing a valuable resource for those interested in his theological system and its foundations in biblical texts. The "Index Biblicus" serves as a key to unlocking the symbolic language of the Bible as interpreted by one of history's most influential spiritual thinkers.

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