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

translated by M. N. D. P. D., four parts. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1752, in 8vo.

Freedom (defended) of church property, translated from the French in the year 1751, taken from the selected histories, Bavarian old and new news, compiled by Joanne Langio and Franz Anton Max Blondeau, first volume of 24 pages, 1766, in 4to.

Gallant and beloved (the) free spirit, by J. G. D. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1744, in 8vo.

Friendship in Fashion, a comedy. London, 1733, in 8vo.

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Frischlini (Nicomedis) Balingensis, more select witticisms, to which are added the three books of witticisms by Henr. Bebel. Amsterdam, 1660, in 12mo.

Breakfast (spiritual), that is, selected ethics for all feast days, by Johann Paul Haußinger. Augsburg, 1765, in 8vo.

Fustis Dæmonum Staff of Demons. See: Mengo.

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Gabriel (Steph) See: Scales of Faith.

Gascons (the) in Holland, or singular adventures of several Gascons. 2 volumes. 1767, in 8vo.

Render to the Emperor what is the Emperor's, and to the Pope what is the Pope's, in 8vo.

Prayer book (devout and spiritual). Munich, 1769, in 8vo.

Use (the wise and foolish) of the five senses, first part on feeling, by J. K. Leipzig, 1698, in 8vo.

Thoughts (free) on religion, the church, and the prosperity of the people, from the English. 1st and 2nd volumes, 1765, in 8vo.

—— of the English philosopher on the follies of men, translated into dialogues according to the latest English edition. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1766, in 8vo.

Poems (seven small) of Venus Ericynna a reference to the Venus of Mt. Eryx, often associated with erotic poetry, sung to wit and joy. Berlin, 1769, in 8vo.