1662、每个王和每个民族都表示某种这样的良善或真理。这从这些民族的含义清楚可知，它们在内义上适用于此处所论述的主题；因为每个民族和每块地一般都表示某种特定良善或真理；这既适用于正面意义，也适用于反面意义。然而，一般的含义则适用于正在论述的主题。这些王和这些民族的名字表示表面的良善和真理，这一点可通过大量经文得以证实；不过，由于前面多次证实了这一点，并且此处出现的名字太多，所以要逐一解释它们太冗长乏味了。
New Century Edition
Cooper(2008,2013)
[NCE]1662. Each of the kings and each of the nations symbolizes a variety of such goodness or truth, as can be seen from their symbolism on an inner level in relation to the subject at hand. Each nation and each land has some definite though general symbolism, in both a positive and a negative sense. This general symbolism, however, adapts to the subject at hand.
Apparent goodness and apparent truth are symbolized by the names of the kings and the nations here, and much evidence exists to prove it, but it has been proved often enough before.{*1} Besides, so many names occur here that explaining the symbolism of each one individually would take too long.
Footnotes:
{*1} In his exegesis of Genesis 10 and parts of 11, Swedenborg explains the symbolism of many different lands and tribes, including Shinar (搂搂1183, 1292) and Elam (搂1228). [LHC]
Potts(1905-1910) 1662
1662. That each of the kings, and each of the nations, signifies such good and such truth, is evident from their signification in the internal sense, as applied to the subject here treated of; for every nation, and every land, signifies some certain thing in general, and this both in the proper and in the opposite sense; but the general signification applies itself to the subject being treated of. That apparent goods and truths are signified by the names of these kings and these nations, can be confirmed by many passages; but as this has been done so many times before, and as so many names occur here, it would be too tedious thus to explain them all one by one.
Elliott(1983-1999) 1662
1662. That each of the kings and each of the nations means some such good or some such truth becomes clear from the meaning of those nations in the internal sense as applied to the subject under consideration; for every nation and every land means some specific good or truth in general; this applies in the proper sense and in the contrary sense. The general meaning however has reference to the subject under consideration. That apparent goods and truths are meant by the names of these kings and these nations may be confirmed from many places; but since such confirmation has been provided so many times already, and as so many names occur here, it would take too long to explain them all one by one in that way.
Latin(1748-1756) 1662
1662. Quod singuli reges et singulae gentes significent tale bonum et tale verum, constare potest a significatione illarum in sensu interno, applicate ad rem de qua agitur; unaquaevis enim gens, ei unaquaevis terra, significat aliquod certum in communi, et hoc in sensu proprio et opposito; sed communis significatio se applicat ac rem de qua agitur: quod bona et vera apparentia significentur per nomina horum regum et harum gentium, multis confirmari potest sed hoc toties prius confirmatum est, et quia hic tot nomina occurrunt prolixum foret omnia ita singillatim exponere.