Supplement to the Catalog of Books Prohibited by the Aulic Commission: 1766-1770

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A B. C. Curious Dialogue, translated from the English of Mr. Huet. London, 761 1761. in 8vo octavo size.
Treatise on Physiognomy, Metaposcopy divination by looking at the forehead, and Chiromancy palm reading, prepared by C. A. Peuschel, Leipzig, 1769. in 8vo.
——— (philosophical-juridical) on the power of secular rulers against divine rights to issue laws, Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1749.
——— on the use of the Ancients, primarily the Greeks and Romans, to beat their lovers, from the French, Berlin, 1766. in 8vo.
——— (short) on the right of the Emperor and the estates of the Holy Roman Empire over spiritual persons and church property, in 4to quarto size.
Abridgment of the Ecclesiastical History of Fleury, translated from the English, 1766. in 8vo.
Abridgment (an) of Miss Harriel Sprightly, a Lady of pleasure in two volumes, by her Self, London, 1766. in 8vo.
Adélaide. See: Mémoires.
Addison. See: Works.
Adventures (the) of Miss Harriel Sprightly, a Lady of pleasure in two volumes, by her Self, London, 1766. in 8vo.
Agathon. See: History.
Aiherappih, Greek history, in 8vo.
Aimant (le Sieur de St.) See: Works.
Albani. See: Elegies original: "Neniæ".
Aletheus. See: Polygamy.