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

Abridged history of the Knight of the Black Feather. Amsterdam, 1744, in 8vo.

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— amorous, of Pierre le Long and his highly honored Lady Blanche Bazu. London, 1765, in 8vo.

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— of the ladies of France by Mr. *. at Brussels, 1713, in 12mo.

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—— of the human spirit, or secret and universal memoirs of the Republic of Letters by Mr. J. B. de Royer, Marquis d'Argens. 3 volumes. Berlin, 1758, in 8vo.

— of Ranucio d'Aletes, written by himself. 2 volumes. at Venice, 1758, in 8vo.

— of the Galligenes, or memoirs of Duneau. 2 parts. Amsterdam, 1765, in 8vo.

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— of the gallant intrigues of Queen Christina of Sweden and her court during her stay in Rome. Amsterdam, 1697, in 8vo.

— of the life, the reign, and the dethronement of Ivan III, Emperor of Russia, assassinated at Shlisselburg, 16 July by Mr. M. London, 1766, in 8vo.

— of the Arabs, with the life of Mahomed by Mr. the Count of Boulainvilliers. 2 volumes. Amsterdam, 1731, in 8vo.

— of the Parliament of Paris, by Mr. the Abbé Big. 2 volumes. Amsterdam, 1769, in 8vo.

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— of Agathon, or philosophical table of the mores of Greece, imitated from the German of Mr. Wieland. II volumes. Lausanne, 1768, in 8vo.

— of Pelagianism. II volumes. 1767, in 8vo.

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French gallant and comic histories. Amsterdam, 1710, in 8vo.

Impartial history of the Papacy from the first founding of the See at Rome to the Council of Trent, designed by a society of learned men in England, first part, published by Fried. Eberh. Rambach. Magdeburg and Leipzig, 1766, in 4to.

Mirror of history (selected Christian Catholic), by Joh. Michael Fur von Hernau. 3 parts, Sulzbach, in 8vo.