The Novel in Europe, 1710

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Novel in Europe
1710

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French

Histoire des imaginations extravagantes de M. Oufle, causées par la lecteur des livres qui traitent de la magie, du grimoire (Amsterdam, 1710).

Les mille et un jours, contes Persans. Paris, 1710.

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LA| GUERRE| D'ESPAGNE, DE BA-|VIERE, ET DE FLANDRE,| OU| MEMOIRES| DU| MARQUIS D***.| CONTENANT| Ce qui s'est passé de plus sécret & plus particulier| depuis le commencement de cette Guerre,| jusqu'à prsent.| Avec les Plans des Batailles qui se sont données.| NOUVELLE EDITION,| Corrigée & agmentée.| TOME PREMIER.| [vignette: floral ornament]| A COLOGNE,| Chez PIERRE MARTEAU.| [rule]| M. DCCX.

Dutch

D'ongelukkige Napolitaen, Of zeldzaem Levensbedryf van Rozelli. Behelzende een historisch verhael van zyne Geboorte, Turkse slaverny, Kloosterleven, zitten in de Inquisitie, en wat figuren hy verder in Italien, Vrankryk, en Holland gemaekt heeft. Uit het Fr. vert. Utrecht, Jakob van Poolsum, 1710.

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'T Amsterdamsch hoerdom: behelzende de listen en streeken daar zig de hoeren en hoere-waardinnen van dienen [...]. Derde druk. Amsterdam: Gedrukt voor de liefhebbers.

English

[= D. Manley, Atalantis, vol. 3, 1st edition]
MEMOIRS| OF| EUROPE,| Towards the Close of the| Eighth Century.| [rule]| Written by| EGINARDUS,| Secretary and Favourite to| CHARLEMAGNE;| [rule]| And done into English by the| TRANSLATOR| OF THE| New ATALANTIS.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed for JOHN MORPHEW, near| Stationers-Hall, 1710.

[= D. Manley, Atalantis, vol. 4, 1st edition]
MEMOIRS| OF| EUROPE,| Towards the Close of the| Eighth Century.| [rule]| VOL.II.| [rule]| Written by EGINARDUS,| Secretary and Favourite to Char-|lemagne; and done into English| by the Translator of the NEW| ATALANTIS.| [rule]| Since none the Living-Villains dare implead,| Arraign them in the Persons of the Dead.| Vice is at stand, and at the highest flow:| Then Satyr spread thy Sails; take all the Winds can blow.| Dryd. Juv. Sat. I.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed for JOHN MORPHEW, near| Stationers-Hall, 1710.

The Impartial| SECRET HISTORY| OF| Arlus, Fortunatus, and Odolphus,| MINISTERS of STATE| TO THE| Empress of GRAND-INSVLA.| In which are Discover'd,| The true and Just CAUSES of the Remo-|val of ARLUS, who by his T----s Ad-|-----n, rather Deserv'd H----n's Pun-----t,| than Mordecai's Preferment; And Justice is done| to the Character of FORTUNATUS and| ODOLPHUS, and they prov'd to have dis-|charg'd Their Trust with Equal Honour, Honesty,| and Success.| [rule]| Humbly offer'd to those Good People of Grand-Insula who| love their Country, are not bigoted to a Party, and| blinded by the Fulsom Flatteries bestow'd on Arlus by a| Gang of Mercenaries.| [rule]| Qui Romæ faciam? Mentiri nescio, Librum| Si malus est, nequeo Laudare-----| [rule]| Printed in the Year, 1710. (Price 6 d)

THE| LIFE| AND| Notable Adventures| OF THAT| Renown'd Knight| Don Quixote| De la MANCHA.| [rule]| Merrily Translated into Hudi-|brastick Verse.| [rule]| Part I. For the Month of OCTOBER| To be continued till the whole History is| Compleated.| [rule]| By EDWARD WARD.| [rule]| LONDON,| Printed for T. Norris at the Looking-Glass, and| A. Bettesworth at the Red Lyon on London-Bridge;| and sold| by J. Woodward in Scalding-Alley, over| against Stocks-Market. Price. 1 s. each.

THE| RECORDS| OF| LOVE:| OR,| Weekly Amusements| FOR THE| FAIR SEX.| [rule]| VOL. I.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed by J. Grantham, and Sold by D. Brown| at the Black-Swan, without Temple-Bar; And J.| Milner at Lincolns-Inn Back Gate, in Lincolns-Inn-|Fields. 1710. Where Subscriptions are taken in.

The Secret| HISTORY| OF| Arlus and Odolphus,| Ministers of State to the| Empress of Grandinsula.| In which are discover'd the Labour'd| Artifices formerly us'd for the Remo-|val of ARLUS, and the true Causes| of his late Restoration, upon the| Dismission of ODOLPHUS and| the QUINQUINVIRATE.| Humbly offer'd to those Good People of| GRANDINSULA, who have not yet| done wond'ring, why that PRINCESS| wou'd Change so Notable a Ministry.| [rule]| In nova fert animus mutatas dicere Formas| Corpora -----| [rule]| Printed in the Year MDCCX.

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A| COLLECTION| Of Six New Delightful| NOVELS.| I The Unlucky Fair One:| Or, The Amours of Milistrate and Pra-|zimene, illustrated with variety of Chan-|ces of Fortune. In Two Novels.| II. Three Ingenious Spanish No-|vels Viz. 1. The Loving Revenge: Or,| Wit in a Woman. 2. The Lucky Es-|cape: Or, The Jilt Detected. 3. The| Witty Extravagant: Or, The Fortu-|nate Lovers.| III. Cynthia: Or the Tragical| Account of the Unfortunate Lovers of| Almerine and Desdemona.| [rule]| [vignette]| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed for Eben Tracy, at the Three Bibles| on London-Bridge. 1710.

A| TALE| OF A| TUB.| Written for the Universal Im-|provement of Mankind.| [rule]| Diu multumque desideratum.| [rule]| To which is added,| An Account of a| BATTEL| BETWEEN THE| Antient and Modern BOOKS| in St. James's Library.| [rule]| Basima eacabasa eanaa irraurista, diarba da caeotaba| fobor camelanthi. Iren. Lib. 1. c. 18.| [rule]| ----Juvatque novos decerpere flores,| Insignemque meo capit petere inde coronam,| Unde prius nulli velarunt tempora Musæ. Lucret.| [rule]| The Fifth EDITION: With the Au-|thor's Apology and Explanatory Notes.| By W. W--tt--n, B. D. and others.| [rule]| LONDON: Printed for John Nutt, near| Stationers-Hall. M DCC X.

A| Week's Entertainment| AT A| WEDDING.| CONTAINING| Six Surprizing and Diverting| ADVENTURES| VIZ.| I. Monday. The unhappy Mistakes retriev'd by| good Fortune.| II. Tuesday. The fatal Mischiefs of unbounded Lust.| III. Wednesday. The inhuman Father and bloody Son.| IV. Thursday. The danger of Back-Doors.| V. Friday The lewd Wife, and perfidious Gallant.| VI. Saturday. The generous Robber.| With a most| Diverting Introduction:| Being an Account of a| Spanish Wedding.| [rule]| Written in Spanish by the Author of Don Quixot, and| now first Translated into English.| [rule]| Printed, and Sold by J. Woodward, in St. Christophers-|Alley in Thread-needle-street, 1710.

THE| Golden Spy:| OR, A| POLITICAL JOURNAL| OF THE| British Nights Entertainments.| Viz.| The Power and Progress of Gold.| The Ladys Taste.| The Mercenary Gallant.| The Male and Female Favourites.| The Story of Donna Olympia.| Monsieur Tequet's Amours.| The Fatal Rape.| The English Female Favourite.| Matilda and Golofre.| The English Male Favourites.| The unlucky Cast.| The fair Extravagant.| The foul Extravagant.| Of Love Intrigues.| The Fortunate Adultery.| Of Julio and Sempronia.| The Whores Revenge.| The Political Whores.| The Lucky Escape.| The Country Jilt.| The force of Love.| The kept Miss.| The Cully's Fate.| The Godly Reformers.| The Reforming Constable.| The Hypocrite uncas'd.| The Godly Debauchee.| The Reformer Reform'd.| The Trade of the Camp.| Wherein are laid open| The Secret Miraculous Power and Progress of GOLD,| IN THE| Courts of EUROPE.| [rule]| ALSO| Delightful Intrigues, Memoirs, Tales, and Adventures, Se-|rious and Comical.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed in the Year 1710.

THE| MEMOIRS| OF THE| Marq. de Langallerie:| Containing an Account| of the most Secret Intrigues| OF THE| FRENCH, SPANISH, and| BAVARIAN Courts:| And the most Remarkable| Battles, Sieges, and Encampments,| IN| Germany, Spain, and Flanders.| Together with the most considerable Treaties and| Alliances made with France, from the Year| 1687, to the Year 1710.| Intermix't with several Original Private Letters, (never before made Publick) written by| The French King,| Card. Portocarrero,| Duke of Anjou,| Elector of Bavaria, Marquess de Torcy,| Charles III. of Spain,| Prince Eugene,| D. of Marlborough,| D. of Ormond,| M. Auverquerque, &c.| [rule]| The Second Edition.| Translated from the French, and continued to this present Time.| [rule]| LONDON: Printed for J. Round at Seneca's Head in Change-Alley, N. Cliff at the Golden Candlestick in Cheapside, and sold by A. Collins at the Black-Boy in Fleetstreet, and R. Halfey at the Plow in Cornhil. 1710.

THE| Pilgrim's Progress| FROM| THIS WORLD| TO| That which is to come:| Delivered under the Similitude of a| DREAM:| Wherein is Discovered,| The Manner of his setting out,| His Dangerous JOURNEY,| AND| Safe Arrival at the Desired Country.| [rule]| By JOHN BUNYAN.| [rule]| The Seventeenth Edition, with Additions| of New Cuts.| [rule]| I have used Similitudes. Hosea xii. 0.| [rule]| Licensed and Entred according to Order.| [rule]| LONDON,| Printed for N. Boddington, at the Golden| Ball in Duck-Lane. 1710.

THE| Second Part| Of the Impartial| SECRET HISTORY| OF| Arlus, Fortunatus, and Odolphus,| Ministers of State| TO THE| Empress of GRAND-INSULA.| In which are Discover'd,| The true and Just Causes of the Removal of| Arlus, And Justice is done to the Character of Fortunatus| and Odolphus; and They prov'd to have discharg'd Their| Trust with Equal Honour, Honesty, and Success.| [rule]| Humbly offer'd to those Good People of Grand-Insula who| love their Country, are not bigotted to a Party.| [rule]| Quid Romæ faciam? Mentiri nescio, Librum| Si malus est, nequeo Laudare-----| [rule]| Printed in the Year, 1710.

THE| Secret History| OF| Arlus and Odolphus,| Ministers of State to the| Empress of Grandinsula.| In which are Discover'd the Labour'd| Artifices formerly us'd for the Removal of| ARLUS, and the true Causes of his late Re-|storation, upon the Dismission of ODOL-|PHUS and the QUINQUINVIRATE.| Humbly offer'd to those Good People of| Grandinsula, who have not yet done won-|d'ring, why that PRINCESS wou'd Change| so Notable a Ministry.| [rule]| In nova fert animus mutatas dicere Formas| Corpora -----| [double rule]| London: Printed in the Year, MDCCX.

The Secret| HISTORY| OF| Arlus and Odolphus,| Ministers of State to the| Empress of Grandinsula.| In which are discover'd the Labour'd| Artifices formerly us'd for the Remo-|val of ARLUS, and the true Causes| of his late Restoration, upon the Dis-|mission of ODOLPHUS and the QUIN-|QUINVIRATE.| Humbly offer'd to those Good People of| GRANDINSULA, who have not yet done| wond'ring, why that PRINCESS wou'd| Change so Notable a Ministry.| [rule]| In nova fert animus mutatas dicere Formas| Corpora -----| [rule]| The Second Edition.| [rule]| Printed in the Year MDCCX.

The Secret| HISTORY| OF| Arlus and Odolphus,| Ministers of State to the| Empress of Grandinsula.| In which are discover'd the Labour'd| Artifices formerly us'd for the Remo-|val of ARLUS, and the true Causes| of his late Restoration, upon the Dis-|mission of ODOLPHUS and the QUIN-|QUINVIRATE.| Humbly offer'd to those Good People of| GRANDINSULA, who have not yet done| wond'ring, why that PRINCESS wou'd| Change so Notable a Ministry.| [rule]| In nova fert animus mutatas dicere Formas| Corpora -----| [rule]| The Third Edition.| [rule]| Printed in the Year MDCCX.

THE| VISIONS| OF| DOM FRANCISCO| DE| QUEVEDO| VILLEGAS,| Knight of the Order of St. JAMES.| [rule]| Made English by| Sir ROGER L'ESTRANGE, Kt.| [rule]| LONDON,| printed for a Society of Stationers, and| sold by J. Baker, at the Black Boy in Pater-|Noster-Row, and most Booksellers. 1710.

THE| WORKS| OF| T. Petronius Arbiter,| In Prose and Verse;| [rule]| In Three Parts.| [rule]| WITH| A Critical Preface in Defence of the| Author, and his Life and Character, written by| Mons. St. Evremont; and a Key to the Satyres| by a Person of Quality.| [rule]| The Second Edition, adorn'd with Cuts.| [rule]| Made English by Mr. Wilson,| Mr. Burnaby,| Mr. Blount,| Mr. Tho. Brown,| Capt Ayloff, and| several others.| [rule]| To which is prefix'd,| The Charms of Liberty, a POEM,| by the late Duke of Devonshire.| [rule]| London, Printed for S. Briscoe, and Sold by| James Woodward, in St. Christopher's Church-yard, near the Royal Ex-|change; and J. Morphew near Stationers-hall. 1710.

TWO DELIGHTFUL| NOVELS:| OR, THE| Unlucky Fair One.| BEING THE| AMOURS| OF| Milistrate and Prazimene.| [rule]| Illustrated with Variety of Chance| of Fortune.| [rule]| Translated from the French, by a| Person of Quality.| [rule]| LONDON:| Sold by Eben. Tracey, at the Three| Bibles, on London-Bridge.

German

AMOR| Auf| Universitäten/| In| unterschiedlichen| Liebes-Intriguen,| Zu vergönnter| Gemüths-Ergötzung| vorgestellet| von| SARCANDERN.| [vignette]| Cöln/| Anno M DCC X.

Der| Unglückseelige| Neapolitaner/| Oder das wunderbahre| Leben| des Seigneur| ROSELLI,| Wegen der| Curieusen Umständen| Seiner Gebuhrt/ Sclaverey/ Closter-Leben/| Gefängnis in der Inquisition, und deren unter-|schiedlichen Persohnen/ so er auf dem Schau-|Platz dieser Welt in Italien/ Franckreich| und Holland vorgestellet/| Aus dem Frantzösischen ins Hoch-Teutsche übergesetzet.| Mit vielen Kupffern| [rule]| HAMBURG,| Gedruckt und zu bekommen bey sehl. Thomas von Wierings Erben/| bey der Börse im gülden A, B, C. Anno. 1710.| Sind auch in Franckfurt und Leipzig bey Zacharias Herteln| zu bekommen.

Der| Welt-bekannten| MADAME| de| MAINTENON| Liebes-und Lebens-|AVANTUREN,| Aus dem Französischen ins Teutsche| übersetzet| von| FERNANDO.| [rule]| Freyburg/ Anno 1710.

Des| Berühmten Spanischen Jesuitens| BALTHASARIS GRACIANI| CRITICON| über die| Allgemeinen Laster| des Menschens/| Welche demselben in der Jugend/ in dem| männlichen und hohen Alter ankleben/| Desgleichen| Uber die Art und Weise/ wie dieselben| durch den rechten Gebrauch der Ver-|nunfft vermieden werden können;| Welches aus der Französischen| Sprache in die| Teutsche übersetzet worden ist| I. II. III. Theil.| [vignette]| [rule]| Franckfurt und Leipzig/| Verlegts Johann Friedrich Zeitler. 1710.

Des| Israelitischen Printzens| ABSALONS| und| Seiner Princessin| Schwester| THAMAR| Staats-Lebens-|und| Helden-Geschichte| Der| Galanten Welt zu wohler-|laubter Gemüths-Vergnügung mit schö-|nen Kupffern an das Licht| gegeben| von| PALLIDOR.| [rule]| Nürnberg/| In Verlegung Johann Ziegers. 1710.| Gedruckt bey Christian Sigm. Froberg.

Die| Bösen| Weiber.| [rule]| Cölln,| bey Peter Marteau,| 1710.

Die| Tausend und| Eine Nacht,| Worinnen| Seltzame Arabische Historien| und wunderbahre Begebenheiten/ be-|nebst artigen Liebes-Intriguen/ auch Sitten| und Gewohnheiten der Morgenländer/ auf sehr| anmuthige Weise erzehlet werden;| Erstlich| vom Hrn. Galland, der Kön. Academie| Mitgliede/ aus der Arabischen Sprache in die| Frantzösische/ und aus selbiger anitzo ins Teutsche| übersetzt:| Erster und Anderer Theil.| Mit einer Vorrede| von| TALANDERN.| [vignette]| LEIPZIG,| Im Verlag Johann Ludwig Gleditsch| und M. G. Weidmanns/ 1710.

Die| Türckische| Helena/| Der| curieusen und galanten Welt| in einer| Liebes-Geschicht| Zu betrachten abgebildet| Von| MELETAON.| [line of typographical ornaments]| Gedruckt im Jahr Christi.| 1710.

Everh. Gvern. Hapelii,| Portugalisische| CLARA,| Und| Affricanischer| TARNOLAST,| In einer anmuthigen| Liebs-Und Helden-|Geschicht/| Der galanten Welt vorgestellt.| [publisher's signet]| [rule]| ULM/ bey Daniel Bartholom�/ 1710.

Helden-Liebe| der Schrifft| Alten und Neuen Testaments| Zweyter Theil| ebenfalls in 16. anmuthigen| Liebes-begebenheiten| mit beygefügten| Curieusen Anmerckungen/ Poetischen| Wechsel-Schrifften/ und darzu gehörigen| Kupffern vorgestellet und ausge-|arbeitet| nach der Art| Hrn. Heinr. Anshelm von Ziegler| und Kliphausen/| [publisher's signet]| LEIPZIG/| Im Verlag Johann Ludwig Gleditsch/| und Moritz George Weidmanns/ 1710.

Historischer Rosen-Garten/| bestehend| In Drey Hundert| Außerlesenen/ Nutzlichen/ lustigen und Denckwürdigen| Historien| Und| Discursen/| Aus den berühmtesten Scribenten| zusammen getragen;| Darinnen| Allerhand Geschichte und Gebräuche der| alten Römer/ Jüden/ Griechen und Türcken/ Per-|sianer und anderer Völcker/ auch Poetische Ge-|dichte der Heidnischen Götter und Göttinnen/ Hel-|den und Heldinnen/ wie auch sinnreiche Sprüche| und natürliche Dinge enthalten.| Allen Liebhabern der Historien/ zu einem Zeit-|vertreib und sonderbarem Nutzen/ mit mannigfaltigen Wissenschaften angefüllet| von J. C. B.| [rule]| Franckfurt und Leipzig/| Gedruckt bey Michael Schmatz. 1710.

[Honesti anmuthiger Liebes Roman. Amsterdam 1710.]

Satyrischer| ROMAN| Der| Galanten Welt| zur vergnügten Curiosité| ans Licht gestellet| Von| MENANTES.| Erster Theil.| [line of typographical ornaments]| Stade/| In Verlegung Hinrich Brummers.| Anno M. DCC. X.

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AMOR| Am Hofe/| Oder/| Das spielende Liebes-Glück| Hoher Standes-Personen/| Cavalliere und Damen/| Der| Galanten Welt| Zu vergönneter Gemüths-Ergötzung| an das Licht gegeben| von TALANDERN| LEIPZIG,| Bey Joh. Ludw. Gleditsch und M. G. Weidmann/| Anno 1710.

[Aurorens/| Königlicher Princeßin| aus CRETA,| Staats-und Liebes-|Geschichte/| Der galanten Welt zu vergönnter| Gemüths-Ergötzung vor-|gestellet von| Talandern.| [woodcut publisher's signet]| [rule]| LEIPZIG/| Im Verlag Johann Ludwig Gleditschs/ und| M. G. Weidmanns.| Anno 1710.]

[Beschreibung des desperaten Studentens, so ein list- und lustiger Kauffmanns-Pursche worden. 1710.

[Der| Schöne| Pohlack| In einer gantz neu-und| galanten| Liebes-Geschicht| vorgestellet.| Und zwar erstlich in Frantzö-|sischer Sprache durch eine curiose| Feder beschrieben.| Anjetzo aber wegen seiner An-|nehmlichkeit und curiösen Avanturen in| die Hoch-teutsche Sprache| übersetzet.| Durch| Leander.| [rule]| Cölln bey Peter Marteau seel. Wittib| und Erben. A. 1710.]

[Des getreuen Eckharts Medicinischen Maul-Affes Erster Theil [...] Leipzig 1710.]

Die| Drey ärgsten| Ertz-Narren| In der gantzen Welt/| beschrieben| durch| Catharinum Civilem.| [vignette]| [rule]| Augspurg/| bey Paul Kühtzen/ 1710.

Die Drey| Klügsten Leute| in der gantzen Welt,| vorgestellet| durch| Christian Weisen.| [vign.]| [rule]| Augspurg,| bey Paul Kühtzen, 1710.

Die| getreue Sklavin| DORIS| in einen annehmlichen| Liebes-und Helden-|Roman/| Der galanten Welt zu vergön-|neter Gemüths-Ergötzung| vorgestellet| von| Talandern.| [woodcut publisher's signet]| Zu finden bey Johann Ludwig Gleditsch| und M. G. Weidmann/ Anno 1710.

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