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

The divorce of concert. Comedy by Mr. H. D. E., at The Hague, 1706, in 12mo.
Donati à Transfiguratione Domini, Introduction to positive, human, civil, & ecclesiastical Jurisprudence, second part, comprising the Institutions of canon law, Kempten, 1766, in 8vo.
Doverfield. See: Virgin.
Dourx. See: Historical essay.
The Dreamer, Sacred effigies of the Divines &c., London, 1764, in 8vo.
Trondheim Society. See: Writings.

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— The Jewess, a gallant story written by herself, Venice, 1769, in 8vo.
The egg-sellers or the Easter eggs, at Troyes, 1739, in 12mo.
Edelmann’s (Joh. Christian) forced, yet to others not again forced, confession of faith, by the author, 1746, in 4to.
— Education of the Marquis of * or memoirs of the Countess of Zurlac, by Madame P., 2 parts, 1753, in 12mo.
On the reciprocal influence of knowledge and piety, a sermon by the author of The Proselyte, Leipzig, 1769, in 8vo.
The recognized hermit, or remarkable life description of Mr. von B.*, Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1765, in 8vo.
— Gef? Empire of the Passions, or memoirs of Mr. Gersan, by Mr. Perin, London, 1756, in 8vo.
Theological-practical handbook or Extract of propositions &c. of the stricter, and more notable ones from the canon-moral theology of P. Anacletus Reifenstul, succinctly written, by the study & work of P. Mani Stadtmüller, Günzburg on the Danube, 1764, in 8vo.
— The Englishwoman Sally Salisbury, life and love story by Capt. Charles Walker, Hamburg, 1725, in 8vo.