1158. The other spirit, who behaved inconspicuously and was busy [1152-1155], was also shown to me. He was dressed in sky blue. His face indeed resembled a human face, but it was wicked. The power to remember further particulars, he has wrested from me, perhaps because they are not worthy of mention. 1748, 4 March.
1158. Another who acted inconspicuously and assiduously was also shown me. He was dressed in azure. His face indeed seemed human, but it was wicked. He snatched away other things that I remembered perhaps because they were not worth mentioning. 1748, Mar. 4. 1
Footnotes:
1. Written as a heading between nos. 1158 and 1159, and then crossed out: "THAT THE SPIRITUAL ARE AVERSE TO BUTTER, BUT NOT SO TO MILK."
1158. Alter qui inconspicue agebat, et industrius quoque mihi ostensus est, erat habitu coeruleo, facie quidem humanae simili, sed scelesta, caetera reminisci {a}, is surripit, forte quia non memoratu dignum. 1748, 4 Martius.