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

Three typographical fleurons (ornamental leaf designs) arranged in a horizontal row at the top center of the page.

† Miscellaneous poems by Mr. J. C. Rost. 1769, in 8vo.

The clergy in the countryside, a comedy in three acts. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1743, in 8vo.

Gerbert (Martin). See: Power.

Daily business of a Christian, consisting of wholesome thoughts on the most important truths of the four last things of man referring to death, judgment, heaven, and hell, from the French. Augsburg, 1768, in 8vo.

History of human understanding. Breslau, 1765, in 8vo.

— —— (latest) of the Marchioness of Pompadour, from the English. London, 1765, in 8vo.

† —— of Agathon: what is virtue &c. first part. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1766, in 8vo.

—— the (history) of the Germans by Mr. Guthrie and Gray, translated from the English with notes by Mr. Karl Renatus Hausen. Leipzig, 1767, in 8vo.

† —— of Angelica, or the beauty without a shirt, from the French. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1767, in 8vo.

† —— of the famous Miss Fanny Murray, in 2 parts, translated from the English. Nuremberg, 1768, in 8vo.

Laws (newest) and ordinances according to which one wishes marriage to be conducted today in France, from the French. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1768, in 8vo.

Conversation between a philosopher and a physician about the now-discovered Principle of Life, by Nicol. Ambros. Krapff. Augsburg and Leipzig, 1768, in 8vo.

—— (three) on important truths. Terence: Complaisance gains friends. 1744, in 4to.

Toasts (new) over a full glass, 1764, in 8vo.

The conscience, a narrative, 4th piece. Brunswick and Wolfenbüttel, 1764, in 8vo.

Toasts (moral and facetious) by Selimenes. Freystadt, 1750, in 8vo.

Literary Journal. Volume I. at Chur, 1768, in 8vo.

Gisbert (P. Blasius) Christian eloquence, translated from the latest French edition and augmented with the notes of Lenfant and Ostervald. Quedlinburg and Blankenburg, 1769, in 8vo. Regarding the notes.