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'''Sven Anders Carl Johan Eek''' was a Swedish-American Theosophist who is best known for his scholarly books about [[Damo [[Category:Nationality Swedish|Eek, Sven]]

[[Category:Nationality Swedish|Siren, Osvald]]

...4 he became a member of the [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)]]. He married a Swedish immigrant, Christina Aronson, and they had a daughter Mona in 1909 while li [[Category:Nationality German|Hille, Hermann]]

...nslated into French and German, and his equally popular short stories into Swedish Hindustani, and Japanese. Neither has yet been considered an author of the [[Category:Nationality American|Crawford, Francis Marion]]

...she published 22 books in Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland and Finland. Swedish writer Selma Lagerlöf (1858–1940), the first female writer to win the No [[Category:Nationality Slovenian|Karlin, Alma]]

'''Hilma af Klint''', ([[October 26]], 1862 – [[October 21]], 1944) was a Swedish artist and [[Mysticism|mystic]] whose paintings were amongst the first abst ...Sweden on October 26 1862, the fourth child of Captain Victor af Klint, a Swedish naval commander, and Mathilda af Klint (née Sonntag).

...d until her marriage in 1863 with her cousin, the Count Wachtmeister, then Swedish and Norwegian minister at the court of St. James. They had a son, count Axe ...e.org/details/cu31924029173016 Internet Archive]. Translated into Spanish, Swedish, and French.

...o Dublin. I question booksellers in vain for some history of Sweden, or of Swedish Literature.... [A]mong my own books there is nothing but the life of Sweden ...English committees would have placed my name upon that list from which the Swedish Academy selects its prize-winner.... On Saturday I see at the Royal Theatre

...nslated into French and German, and his equally popular short stories into Swedish, Hindustani, and Japanese. Neither has yet been considered an author of the [[Category:Nationality English|Mundy, Talbot]]

...ditation'''''. Stockholm: Sv. teosof. bokförl., Högfeldt), 1964. Pamphlet. Swedish translation. [[Category:Nationality Australian|Ransom, Josephine]]

...born on [[December 26]], 1875, in Helsinki, Finland. His mother tongue was Swedish, and he belonged to the Lutheran Church as the vast majority of Finns did a In January 1894, Ervast got acquainted with [[Theosophy]] through a Swedish translation of [[Esoteric Buddhism (book)|''Esoteric Buddhism]] by [[A. P.

...en. When his family was ennobled, the name changed to Swedenborg. He was a Swedish scientist, inventor, statesman, traveler, philosopher, biblical scholar, ps <blockquote>1. While on a visit to the Swedish city of Göteborg, Swedenborg clairvoyantly saw and accurately reported det

...ue, Turkish, Korean, Indonesian, Bulgarian, Greek, Czech, Dutch, Romanian, Swedish, Hebrew, Finnish, Portuguese, Italian, Serbian, etc. Here are prominent Eng ...Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Bulgarian, Polish, Czech, Swedish, etc. English editions:

.... He had an aptitude for languages, eventually mastering Russian, English, Swedish, German, and French, as well as the classics. As a boy in Russia, Boris was ...ine (book)|''The Secret Doctrine'']]. According to one account, he found a Swedish translation in a library,<ref>John Cooper. "Last Link with H. P. Blavatsky

...nd languages, including French, Spanish, German, Slovenian, Thai, Chinese, Swedish, Italian, Polish, Hebrew, Japanese, and Icelandic. [[Category:Nationality English|Wood, Ernest]]

...d before the Cincinnati Literary Club, January 17, 1886. Also published in Swedish in 1889. [[Category:Nationality American|Buck, Jirah Dewey]]

...ng Dutch, German, Spanish, Slovenian, French, Croatian, Danish, Sanskrit, Swedish, Czech, Norwegian, Finnish, Sindhi, Russian, Polish, Tamil, Italian, Portug [[Category:Nationality English|Collins, Mabel]]