JUPITER (The planet), 46-84. Population and fertility, 48. Goodness and wisdom of the inhabitants, 49, 62; their care of their faces, 53, 54; their manner of walking, 55; their nakedness, 56; their position in bed, 57; their repasts, 58; their Divine Worship, 65-69; representation of spirits and angels in the Grand Man, 64; their perception, 67; intercourse between inhabitants and spirits, 70-78; chastising and instructing spirits, 72-78; angels of their interior heaven, and their different kinds of speech, 80; how their spirits become angels, 82, 88; how they die, 84; their age, 84[2]. KEENNESS of vision, 140. KINGDOMS, origin of, 49[4], 90[2], 174[2]; celestial and spiritual, 169[2]. KNEE, 156. KNOWLEDGES have respect to uses, 18; are only instrumental means, 18; their communication among spirits of Mercury, 25. LAMBS, signification of, 33, 34. LAMPS, signification of, 33. LAST JUDGMENT, 165, 171[3]. LEARNED in the other life, 38[2], 67, 114. LIFE, the, follows every one after death, 30, 51; man can be let into former state of life, 38[3]; life itself is actually derived from love, 52[4]; those only have spiritual life who are in heavenly love, 96; state of life, 135. LIGHT signifies wisdom, 41; in heaven, 41, 131; the light of this world is darkness to spirits, 135[2]; the light of heaven enlightens the understanding of angels, 41, but is darkness to man, 135[2]; light in the celestial and spiritual kingdoms, 169[2]; the light from the spiritual sun is the Divine Truth, 170. LIKENESS of life conjoins, 127[2]. LIPS, speech by the, 53, 54. LOGICIANS, 38[2]. LONGITUDINAL SINUS, 95[2]. LORD (The) is the sun of heaven, 40, 170; is the only God, 98, 99; seen in the midst of the sun by spirits of Mercury, of our Earth, and of Jupiter, 40, 170; by spirits of Mars, 91; seen under an angelic form by spirits of Saturn, 98. LOVE is the fire of life, 52[4]; a love contains in itself all power of knowing, 96; parental love grows in descending, 174; celestial and spiritual love, 94[3]; conjugial love, 163; love to God and towards the neighbour is man's peculiar love, 96[2]; what these loves consist in, 169[4]; love of self, its nature, 174[2]; love of self and love of the world necessitated the formation of governments, 90.