Supplement to the Catalog of Books Prohibited by the Aulic Commission: 1766-1770 (1771) - Page 23

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Hall (M. Jos.) No peace with Rome, translated from the English by Mr. Jaquemont. Geneva, 1629 and 1665, in 12mo.

Harduin (Joa.) Jesuit's Prolegomena to the censure of the ancient writers according to the autograph. London, 1766, in 8vo.

Harries's List of Covent Garden ladies for the Year 1767. Sep in 8vo.

Hausen (Renatus). See: History.

————— Library of history and indigenous laws in Germany. First volume, 1st part. Halle, 1767, in 8vo.

The divine household in the creation of man, wherein the origin, the nature, and the properties of his spiritual and worldly powers are discovered, by Peter Poiret. 7th part. Berleburg, 1739, in 8vo.

Hausinger. See: Breakfast.

Heinrici (Fried.). See: Collection.

Helcher. See: Cure.

Held (Willebold). See: Jurisprudence.

Hero's Treasury. See: Staricius.

Henriette de Wolmar, or the mother jealous of her daughter. True history to serve as a sequel to the new Heloïse by F. J. Rousseau. Geneva, 1768, in 8vo.

Hermann (Brother). See: Vaticanum.

Hermione. See: Dispute.

The hermit without a country, or adventures of Paul Seroni, Prime Minister of State by Mr. D. Paris and Liège. 2 volumes, 1737, in 8vo.

Herzig. See: Manual.

——— (P. Franc.) Controversial manual, or method of defending the truths of the Catholic faith. Vienna, 1753, in 8vo.

Hess (Mr. Justizrath Ludw. von) Satirical writings, published by S. Hamburg, 1767, in 8vo.

Hilarion by a metaphysician, together with the censure of the Sorbonne, and the remaining pieces concerning Belisarius, from the French. Leipzig, 1768, in 8vo.