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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCE BOOKS.

"Analbctes du Bibliophile/' Recueii contenant diverses Pièces Curieuses, des
Extraits et Analyses Critiques, etc. 3 vols., amo., pp. xxiv + 175 ~f 1, 203,
207. Gay, Bruxelles, 1876.

"L'Aretin, Sa Vie et ses Ecrits." Par Philarété Chasles. pp. xix + 109, sm. 8vo.
100 copies. Bibliothèque Libre, Sphère, Gay, Neuchatel, 1875.

^Bibliographical Notes/' By james Campbell. 3 vols. MS. Two vols, devoted to
free words generally. The third is entitled "Notes on the Illustrated Editions
of Erotic Works in my colleftion." At Campbell's death these volumes passed
to H, S. Ashbee, who bequeathed them to the B,M, where they are errone-
ously catalogued as Ashbee MSS.

Ashbee Catena 493-494; n.M. 38828-8.

^rf Bibliographie Clé Rico-Galante/' Ouvrages Galantes et Singulières sur
l'Amour, les Femmes, le Mariage, le Théâtre, etc. : Ecrits par des Abbés,
Prêtres, Chanoines, Religieux, Religieuses, Evêques, Cardinaux, et Papes.
Par L'Apôtre Bibliographe (pseud, i.e. Antoine Laporte). 8vo., pp.xxvni +
178. Paris, Laporte, 1879.

B.Af, 11908 bbi(z) ; Asobee Catena 494

''Bibliographie Erotique." A manuscript by Edouard Tricotée begun June
27, 1871, and written throughout by him in a clear fine hand. Contains
1798 articles, careful and exaci descriptions. Bequeathed by H. S. Ashbee
to B.M. MS, 38827. Ashbee Catena 494.

''Bibliographie, La, Jaune," Précédée d'une dédicace à tous aulcuns qui ne sont
pas jaunes, d'un prologue d'Alcofribas et d'une étude historique et littéraire
sur le jaune ... conjugal depuis sa découverte jusqu'à nos jours. Par
L'Apôtre Bibliographe (pseud, i.e. A. Laporte). A Cocupolis et à Paris, 1880.
8vo., pp. 103 -f- i. 520 copies. A Bibliography of Cuckolds. B.A.542.

"Bibliographie des Ouvrages relatifs à l'amour aux femmes au Mariage,
etc." 3rd edition (ist and 2nd editions were complete in 1 vol.), 6 vols.,
sm. 8vo. Turin, J. Gay et Fils. Londres, Bernard Quaritch. 1871-73.

B.A. 4.

"Bibliographie des Ouvrages relatifs \ l'Amour aux Femmes, au Mariage,
et des Livres Facétieux Pantagruéliques, Scatalogiques, Satyriques,
etc." Par M. le C. D'I. (pseud, i.e. Jules Gay). 4e. Ed. refondue et
augmentée par J. Lemonnyer. 4 vols., large 8vo. Vol. I 1894, II 1897, III
1899, IV 1900. Paris.

"Bibliographie du Roman Erotique au XIXe. Siècle." Par Louis Perceau.
2 vols., pp. 400, 415, large 8vo., wrappers. Paris, 1930.

"Bibliography A, of Sex Rites and Customs." An annotated record of Books,
Articles and Illustrations in all Languages. By Roger Goodland. 4to., pp. v,
+ 752. London, Routledge, 1931. B.M. 11900. ES.

i.

"Bibliophile, le, Fantaisiste, ou choix de pièces désopilantes et rares."
Réimprimées en 1869. pp. 576, 3 portraits, vignette on title-page, nmo.
(175 copies). J. Gay and Fils, Rue Alfieri 22, Turin, 1869. Asbbee L 129-30.

"Bibliotheca Picante." 4 Numbers. Lisboa, [1888]. amo. P.C. 28 043.

"BiBLIOTHECA RESERVADA LEI tu ra SO para homens." No. 2, l6 and 18-24. 12010.

(Lisbon, 1888). P.C. 28 ¿42.

"BlBLIOTHECA SCATALOGICA, ou CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ des LIVRES TRAITANT

des Vertus, Faits et Gestes de trois Noble et très Ingénieux Messire
Luc (A Rebours), etc." pp. xxxi + 143, 8vo. (150 copies only). Scatopolis
(Paris), chez les Marchands d'Aniterge, L'année Scatogene, 5850 (1850).

"Bibliotheca Arcana, seu Catalogus Librorum Penetralium." Being brief
notices of books that have been secretly printed, prohibited by law, seized,
anathematised, burnt, or bowdlerised. By Speculator Morum (pseud,),
pp. xxii + 140, Index pp. xxv. Originally published in parts. Sm. 4to.
London, George Redway, 1885. P.C. 290 50.

"BlBLIOTHECA EROTICA ET curiosa MONACENSIS VERZEICHNISS FRANZÖSISCHER,
ITALIÄNISCHER, SPANISCHER, ENGLISCHER, holländischer und neu-
lateinischer Erotica und Curiosa." Von welchen keine deutschen
Uebersetzungen bekannt sind. Zusammengestellt auf der KonigL, Hof
und Staats-Bibliothek zu München und mit bibliographischen Anmer-
kungen und Marktpreisen versehen von Hugo Hayn." Sm. sq. 4to,,
pp. 86+1. Verlag, von Max Harrowitz. Berlin, 1889.

Vat.X 5865, H. 423 ; B.Af. 11901 aa 29.

''BlBLIOTHECA Germanorum Erotica." Verzeichniss der gesammten deutschen
erotischen Literatur, etc. sm. 4to., pp. 1 + 151, H. Nay, Leipzig, 1875.

B.Af, 11904/ 50,

---Another, by Hugo Hayn. pp. iv + 483, sm. 4to. Leipzig, 1885. Supple-
ment: "Bibliotheca Germanorum Gynaecologica et Cosmetica." Hugo
Hayn. pp. 158. Leipzig, 1886.

''Bibliothèque de Livres Sotadiques ou Pornographiques, MSS., ou imprimés

EN TOUTE SORTE de LANGUES, mais SANS AUCUNE espece D'ANALYSE et avec
LES QUALIFICATIONS QUE CES LIVRES INFERNAUX meritent." By Abbé J. J.

Rive. (1730-1799). 8vo. Eleutheropolis (Aix), 1791.

Gay L 387; B.A. 427.

"Bilder-Lexikon. Literatur und Kunst." Ein Bibliographisches und Bio-
graphisches Nachschlagwerk, eine KunSt und Literaturgeschichte für die
Gebiete der Erotischen Belletristik, der Galanten, Skandalösen und
Sotadischen Literaturen, der Facetien, Folkloristischen und Skatologischen
Curiosa von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart : Ein Sammlung der sexuell
betonten Produktion aller Volker und Zeiten auf den Gebieten der bilden-
den KunSt. Herausgegeben vom Institut für Sexualforchung in Wien.
3 vols., 8vo.

I, Kulturgeschichte, pp. 942 and numerous plates.

II, Literatur und KunSt, pp. 944 and numerous plates.

III, Sexualwissenschaft, pp. 916 and numerous plates.
Verlag für Kulturforschung, Wien, 1928-30.

ii.

Brunet, Gustave, "fantaisies bibliographiques." pp. 312, 8vo., 262 copies
only, Jules Gay, Paris, 1864.

"Caprices d'un Bibliophile." Par O&ave Uzanne. Engraved front, after Laluze,
pp. iv + 146 + 2, 8vo., 572 copies. E. Rouveyre, Paris, 1878.

«Catalogue de Livres Rares et Curieux sur l'Amour, les Femmes, le Mariage
Faisant Partie du Cabinet d'un Bibliophile Suédois." 2 parts, 8vo.,
H. Bukowski, Stockholm, 1883-4. (The Library of Count Manderström).

"Catalogue des Ecrits Gravures et Dessins condamnés depuis 1814 jusqu'au
1er. Janvier, 1850, suivi delà liste des individus condamnés pour
délits de presse." pp. iv + 202 + i. 8vo., Paris. Pillet Fils Ainé, 1850.

"Catalogue des Ouvrages, Ecrits et Dessins de toute Nature poursuivis
supprimés ou condamnés depuis le 21 Oct., 1814—31 Juillet, 1877."
Ed. nouv. augmentée. Suivie de la Table des noms d'auteurs et d'Editeurs.
Notes Bib. et Analytiques, pp. xxxvii + 430. Large 8vo., Fernand Drujon,
Paris, 1879.

"Curiosa; Essais Critiques de Littérature Ancienne Ignorée ou mal
connue." Par Alcide Bonneau. pp. vii + 402, 8vo., (200 copies only).
Paris, Isidore Liseux, 1887. Bod.<í>ez"}.

"Curiosité, la, Littéraire et Bibliographique." 3 Series. 8vo. Paris, 1880,
1882, 1883. Printed by Unsinger, on Dutch paper. B.A. 509.

"Découvertes d'un Bibliophile ou Lettres sur différents Points de Morale
enseignés dans quelques Séminaires de France." Par M. Fred Busch.
2e. edn. pp. 41. 8vo., Strasbourg, G. Silbermann, 1843.

Delepierre, Joseph Octave (1802-1879). "Memoir," with portrait of. By H. S.
Ashbee. Ashbee Cat XLIV- VIL

- "Des Livres Condamnés au Feu en Angleterre." pp. 15, sm. 4to. n.d.

-—• "Macaronéana ou Mélanges de Littérature Macaronique des

différents Peuples de l'Europe." 8vo., pp. vi + 386 + i. Publié aux
Frais de G. Gancia, Libraire à Brighton, Paris, 1852.

De Nerciat, Andréa. "Bibliographie anecdotique et raisonnée de tous les
ouvrages d'Andréa de Nerciat." Par M. De C ... . Bibliophile Anglais.
Ornée de portrait, pp. 63, 8vo., 150 copies. Burlington Arcade, 1876.
Printed by Edward Cox for Gay. (By Vital Puissant).

''Dictionnaire Critique, Littéraire et Bibliographique des Principaux
Livres Condamnés au feu, supprimés ou censurés." G. Peignot. 2 vols.,
pp. xl + 343, 295. 8vo. Paris, 1806.

iii.

"Dissertation sur L'Acibiade Fanciullo a Schola." Traduit de l'Italien de
Giamb. Basseggio et accompagnée de notes et d'un Postface. Par un
Bibliophile Français (pseud., i.e. Guátave Brunet). 8vo., pp. 78, (245 copies).
Paris, J. Gay, 1861. B.A. 460.

"L'Enfer, de la Bibliothèque Nationale." Icono-Bio-Bibliographie, Descrip-
tive, Critique et raisonné, complète á ce jour, de tous les ouvrages composant
cette célèbre collection, avec un Index Alphabétique des titres et noms
d'auteurs. (Par Guillaume Apollinaire, Fernand Fleuret et Louis Perceau).
pp. 415, 8vo. Mercure de France, IParis, 1913.

Gébéodé, Les Frères, pseud, (i.e. Guátave Brunei et O&ave Delepierre)
"Bibliothèque Bibliophile-Facétieuse." Editée par les Frères Gébéodé.
Première publication tiré à 60 exemplaires pour le commerce. 3 vols,
sm. 8vo. London, 1852-1856. B.M. 123500 30; Asobee L pp. 130-131.

Halkett, Samuel and Laing, John. "Dictionary of Anonymous and Pseu-
donymous English Literature." Edited by Dr. James Kennedy,
W. A. Smith and A. F. Johnson. 7 vols., roy. 8vo. London, 1926-1934.

"Iconographie des Estampes à Sujets Galants et des Portraits de Femmes
célèbres par leur Beauté." Indiquant les Sujets, les Peintres, les Graveurs
de ces Estampes, leur Valeur et leur Prix dans les Ventes, les Condemnations
et Prohibitions dont certaines d'entre elles ont été l'objet, etc. Par M. le
C. d'I. (i.e. Jules Gay), pp. ii + 791, 8vo., 300 copies. Genève, J. Gay
et Fils, 1868.

"Marquis, Le, de Sade: L'homme et ses Ecrits." Etude Bio-Bibliographique.
8vo., pp. 69,100 copies. Sadopolis. Justin Valcourt, Rue Juliette à l'enseigne
de la Vertu Malheureux. L'An 0000.

Nay, H. "bibliotheca Germanorum Erotica, verzeichniss der gesammten
deutschen erotischen Literatur mit Einschluss der Übersetzungen,
etc." pp. 151, 4to. Leipzig, 1875. (Printed Stuttgart, by E. Rupper).

B.M. 11904/50; AsbbeeLp. 411-12; B.A. 341.

"Oeuvres Galantes des Conteurs Italiens XIV, XV et XVI Siècles."
Traduction littérale. Notices biographiques et historiques par Ad. van
Be ver et Ed. Sansot-Orland. sur Barberino, Sacchetti, Fiorentino, Masuccio,
Cornazzano, Brevio, Bandello, Molza, Firenzuola. 8vo., pp. 358. Mercure
de France, Paris, 1913. B.M, 12471,^. 4.

Pisanus Fraxi, pseud, (i.e. Ashbee, Henry Spencer). "Index Librorum Prohibi-
torum." pp. lxxvi + 535, 4to., with engd. front, and facsimiles, printed
on toned paper. (Limited to 250 copies). Privately Printed, London, 1877.

-"Centuria Librorum Absconditorum." pp. lx + 593, with engd. front.

and 9 facsimiles, 4to., (250 copied) printed on toned paper. London,
Privately Printed. 1879.

iv.

Pisànus Praxi, pseud, (i.e. Ashbee, Henry Spencer). "Catena Librorum
Tacendorum." Being Notes Bio-Biblio-Iconographical and Critical on
Curious and Uncommon Books, pp. lvii + 596, with Complete Index,
with engd. front., facsimile and 2 portraits, 4to. (250 copies) London,
Privately Printed, 1885.

"Procès des Raretés Bibliographiques faits à Paris en 1863 et en 1865
publiés par la société des bibliophiles cosmopolites." sm. 8vo.,
pp. viii + 250, 100 copies (50 seized). Bordighere, 1875. Printed by Rancher
and published by Gay. Contains Maître Gallieno defence and extracts
from the series alluded to in the title. GayHI&jo; B.A. 450.

"Recherches sur les Imprimeries Imaginaires Clandestines et Particu-
lières." Publiées par les soins de PhilomneSte junior." i2mo,, on tinted
paper. Brüx., 1879. Curious and valuable monograph. B.A. 323.

Uzanne, Octave. "Caprices d'un Bibliophile." nmo. (572 copies). Paris,
1878.

v.

PREFACE.

THE death of Rolf S. Reade, the compiler of the Registrum Librorum
Eroticorum before he had completed the final classification of his material
prior to consignment to the printer made the question of arrangement
somewhat difficult. Rolf S. Reade had spent some five or six years in collecting
and tabulating material for this work and though we have been assured by those
who assisted him in his labour that he considered the Registrum as complete as
it was in his power to make it and ready for publication, nevertheless, from
internal evidence it seems certain that the method of presenting the material
would have undergone a good deal of alteration before being put into the printer's
hands, yet, in the absence of any precise directions to this effect it has been thought
best to present the material substantially as he left it, making alterations only
when such were obviously necessary. Then, too, it would have been exceedingly
difficult for a newcomer to the work to recommence researches with a view to
perfecting the work already done. Different aims, a fresh point of view, would
have necessitated retraversing ground already covered. Mr. Reade has recorded
data collected by him for the purpose of this bibliography, but naturally his
failures, his unsuccessful search, for data in some cases, nobody but himself could
know, and to have begun all over again might have retarded the publication of
the catalogue for years. So that omissions and imperfections which may
exist in the present list will have to be left for future bibliographers to remedy.
For there yet remains to be compiled a bibliography of erotica with the items
classified according to subject matter—Tribadism, Onanism, Sodomy, Incest,
etc.—one which would be of great practical value to sociologists and scientists.
A life time might be devoted to such work in this field and even then leave much to
be done.

The difficulties which beset the path of the bibliographer in his researches
in this field are many and formidable. The very quest for books of this kind
exposes him to the risk of prosecution if he should have the misfortune to
encounter the malice or prudery which engender such prosecutions. The books
he seeks are written in secret, they are printed and published in holes and corners,
and their circulation is prohibited; their printers are prosecuted, the books
seized, exposed to public scorn, burnt or Bowdlerised. And yet they survive.
Few, so far as can be ascertained, become quite extinct. Then very often the
date printed on the title-page is false, or there is no date at all, and the place of
publication is fictitious, or misleading. Where Amsterdam, for instance, is given
as the place of publication in the book it is found to have been published in
Paris or London or Brussels, while on the other hand where Londres or Paris
or some other town is given as the place of publication according to the title-page,
the a&ual place is found to be Amsterdam. For instance "Le Balai/' by Dulaurens

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has Constantinople on the title-page but was really published in Amsterdam.
Again, purely fictitious names are given to the place of publication ; names made
up from erotic ideas, with absurd dates, as in the case of "La Belle Cauchoise,"
published at Libidinibus, chez Sensualité, à la Délicatesse, rue du Tempérament,
in the year 10308070 ; and "Le Bijou de Société," à Paphos, L'An des Plaisirs.
Often important discoveries are made quite by accident in duSty corners of old
bookshops or hidden away in their cellars. When the collections in libraries
have been examined, there remain, apart from old bookshops only the private
collections of bibliophiles. These acquire their finds quietly and are for obvious
reasons chary of talking about their collections. Amassing the necessary data
is a slow and arduous task. The bookseller cannot advertise or display erotic
books which can only be sold secretly, and the bibliophile who has to buy in
secret can hardly boaSt about his acquisitions.

Even the bibliographers of erotica use pseudonyms and the real names of
the author and bibliographer remain in some cases conjectural. And not without
reason, for they, as well as the writers of erotic literature, have suffered persecution
and their work condemned to be destroyed. So, too, the writer of a preface
to a bibliography preserves his anonymity under a pseudonym and it has become
almost a convention for the preface to be in the form of a defence of this branch
of literature though the tone of the defence has changed considerably of late
years. All this secrecy has been made necessary by the fact that the production
of these books is forbidden everywhere though the laws are not enforced every-
where with equal Strictness. Yet in spite of the difficulties of production the field
of erotic literature is very large. A hundred thousand volumes are said to be
sold annually inNew York, and in France at least two thousand works of this
kind were published between 1750 and 1825. Now, however, France publishes
very little literature to which the law can take exception though it used to be
the headquarters of the trade whilst Belgium, where legislation is not less severe,
produces more than any other European country. In France it appears that
only those books which are merely obscene are proscribed, and many works
which in England come under the category of proscribed books, though many
of them have real literary merit and are beautifully printed and illustrated and would
be quite without suggestion of evil to any but those who would find evil in
Paradise would be published freely in France. There has never been so much erotic
literature issued by England as by France and Germany, yet England has a very
extensive and secret literature in spite of the occasional seizure by the police of
considerable quantities.

Though many of the proscribed books are negligible from a literary point
of view yet in every country authors and artists of distinction have produced
erotic works of real artistic value. And erotic literature, as such, has not been
condemned in every age, else our knowledge of the manners and customs of the
Romans, for instance, would have been very limited if the erotic works of their
writers had not come down to us. Similar works of at least equal value of a
later period, such as those of the Marquis de Sade, Andréa de Nerciat, etc., have
been condemned as licentious and vicious, though they, too, reflect the customs
of their period. It is to be noted, however, that due appreciation of such work
has now been accorded, to these in the "Romantic Agony," by Mario Praz,
and by Dawes and Gorer in their books on De Sade. This may, perhaps,
be taken for a sign that a wider and better informed public has learnt
to discriminate between indecent coarsely suggestive books which are an

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abomination to every healthy-minded person of whatever sex or nationality, and
erotic literature which conceals no purpose of coarse suggestion, but merely
describes openly, without arrière-pensée, erotic emotions and usages and can
have no ill effect on any but the evil-minded. The law, however, lags far behind
enlightened opinion and continues to regard both kinds as equally offensive and
liable to corrupt the morals of the masses though it is clear from even a cursory
study of the history of erotic literature that in periods when the authorities permit
or, at any rate, do not forbid its publication without persecution, the general
public has little or no interest in erotic works as such, they have not the attraction
of forbidden fruit and they pass without notice into the hands of bibliophiles
and those whose work requires interest in these subjects. But they have no
influence adverse or otherwise on the masses.

Prosecutions have the effect of drawing the attention of the prudish whose
minds put evil where none exists and of the prurient who are themselves corrupt
and read their own corruption into everything. Prohibition and suppression
of erotic literature results in stimulating public interest not only in erotic works
but in pornography ; for the masses in ordinary circumstances are too indifferent
to discriminate between them.

In most erotic works the language relating to erotic acts contains words and
expressions which are meaningless to the uninitiated—this is true in particular
of French where there are so many special words of this kind that a whole dictionary
could be and, indeed, has been devoted to them (vide "Delvau, Dictionnaire
Erotique). But besides this special phraseology many contain the slang of
prostitutes and the underworld, coarse expressions of the lower classes, though
some, like Cleland's "Fanny Hill," though extremely erotic, do not contain a single
obscene word. However, as Gay said in his preface to his Bibliographie, "Pour
un esprit chaste, ajoutions-nous, les priapées d'Herculanum n'offrent rien de
dangereux, tandis que pour un esprit corrompu, le plus léger sous-entendu,
l'allusion la plus gazée équivaut à une obscénité grossière."

Erotic literature is of great interest and importance not only to the bibliophile,
owing to the many works of outstanding literary merit and beauty of production,
fine printing, beautiful illustrations, fine bindings, as well as the scarcity of
individual works, a scarcity due in some cases to the limited number printed in
the first instance, to there having been no subsequent reprints, and to the wholesale
destruction of erotic literature which has taken place from time to time in many
countries, but also to historians, philosophers, psychologists and scientists. It
reflects the manners and customs of the particular period to which it belongs,
gives valuable insight into the devious workings of the human mind, while the
sexual aberrations and deviations from the normal recorded in erotic works
make it an important field of research for scientists to whom we owe the present
growing understanding that these aberrations and deviations are not necessarily
vicious and that sexual normality, like truth, is not fixed and immutable. Every
imaginable sexual aberration or perversion is described in these proscribed books.
Lesbianism, pederasty, flagellation, incest, which always have been and no doubt
always will be prevalent in society are described. One very important English
erotic work, "My Secret Life," in eleven volumes, each containing 375 pages,
describes almost every known form of sexual perversion or abnormality. Only
ten copies of this book, which is believed to be autobiographical, are said to
have been published, and of these only one copy, and that in a private collection,
is known to be still in existence.

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In the nineteenth century in England, perhaps the most prudish and hypocriti-
cal period known to history, although historians such as Buckle and Carlyle had
to get some of their material from what they called "indecent literature/' they
each and all condemned it and spoke of the loathing and repugnance with which
it filled them. D. H. Lawrence would h¿ve called this " mob reaction. ' It is
difficult to believe that these shocked moralists could have pursued their repulsive
researches without a redeeming spark of pleasure, interest or amusement ! To
quote Gay again; "Les ouvrages erotiques peuvent, comme tous autres genres
d'ouvrages, avoir non seulement leur agrément pour quelques personnes mais
aussi leur utilité générale,"—our solemn professors, however, apparently missed
the "agrément"—"Il y aun nombre de faits physiologiques sur lesquels ils attirent
l'attention et qui sont quelquefois méconnus, même par les gens les plus expéri-
mentés. D'ailleurs, ne trouvat-on dans quelques-uns, comme, par example, dans
les ouvrages du Marquis de Sade, que des abominations, n'eSt-il pas utile de
pouvoir découvrir ainsi des aberrations funestes, qui, sans eux, seraient restées
secrètes, ignorées, ët auxquelles, par conséquent, il eut été impossible de porter
remède? " Only the bibliophile seems untouched by these "ouvrages licen-
tieux." He is neither scandalised nor corrupted by them ; indeed, as Gay says :
"les amateurs qui les recherchent et qui en font collection sont généralement des
personnes très réservées, très discrètes et de la conduite la plus exemplaire "

The moralists may be fewer now than in the nineteenth century but none the
less they have the same old tyrannical urge to protect the morals of the masses.
Gay very pertinently says of them: "C'est précisément le progrés et la vérité
que repoussent sous le nom d*immoralité, bien des gens qui s'appellent moralistes.
Espérer les faire revenir à la raison serait à peu près espérer qu'un borgne
recouvrera l'usage de ses deux yeux. Ils continueront toujours à se fâcher tout
rouge, à nous appeler cyniques et à s'écrier que nous voulons les empester."

According to Drujon (Catalogue des Ouvrages Condamnés, 1878), most of the
French works and French translations mentioned in this register have been
suppressed by the French police and prosecutions Still take place. Original
editions are consequently very rare, but in recent years reprints have been issued
in limited editions of 300 or 500 copies, usually printed on hand-made paper,
and published at a high price. Also the "Mâitres de l'Amour" series and the
"Coffret du Bibliophile" collection are good reprints of rare works. Since 1900
finely produced reprints of outstanding works, such as "Un Eté à la Campagne,"
Forberg's "Manuel d'Er otologie," "Les Sonnets Luxurieux d'Aretino," and
Nerciat's "Les Aphrodites," have been published in France and even these, too,
have become quite scarce and command a high price whenever they are offered
for sale.

Erotic illustrations, too, form a large part of the interest in erotic subjects.
A separate book could be compiled concerning erotic plates and illustrations by
eminent artists. Many erotic works published in the nineteenth century contain
illustrations by F. von Bayros, Gillray, Rowlandson, Beardsley, and a large number
are illustrated by Rops, and probably the best record of these and illustrated erotic
works generally is the second volume of the "Bilder-Lexicon," vide Bibliographies.

The "Registrum Librorum Eroticorum" does not claim to be exhaustive,
though it is far more complete as regards English erotica in particular than any
other bibliography of its kind hitherto published. Until Ashbee published his
Index Librorum Prohibitorum in 1877 no catalogue of English erotica of any real
value existed. There were various bibliographies of erotic works in foreign

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languages but these owing to the difficulty of collecting data did not include
English erotica. Since Ashbee's book there has been no attempt to catalogue
later works in this field or to remedy the omissions in the Index Prohibitorum.
It is true there have been one or two bibliographies such as Perceau's "Biblio-
graphie du Roman Erotique du XÏXe. Siècle" and "L'Enfer de la Bibliothèque
Nationale/' but in them very few English erotic works have been included. The
present work, however, as will be seen gives very full information regarding
English erotica and it includes also all the important foreign works to be found
in European collections.

The books mentioned in this catalogue are to be found in museums, libraries,
or in private collections. When not definitely Stated it may be taken that the
earliest mentioned edition is the first. Where this is known to be the first edition
this is indicated. The catalogue does not pretend to give all the editions that
have been published of any given work, but to record practically every edition
of importance. There have been many reprints of important items, but many
have not been reprinted and are consequently extremely difficult to find. It
may be interesting to note that between 1833 and 1928 there are recorded
41 different editions of De Musset's "Gamiani." Innumerable editions of "Fanny
Hill" have been published, whilst De Sade's "Histoire de Juliette" has not been
reprinted apart from the selection in the "Pages Choisies" in the Maîtres de
L'Amour series, and is very scarce. Only the moSt important books have been
included in the present catalogue, that is to say, slight and minor works have
not been recorded, and no attempt has been made to record books with erotic
illustrations unless the books themselves can be classified as erotic or proscribed
in the meaning of the title of the catalogue.

The "Registrum Librorum Eroticorum" will be found, it is believed, to have
fairly complete records of the moSt important works down to the present day,
many of which have not hitherto been described in any bibliography. The editor
in collecting his data visited the moSt important libraries in Europe and had the
advantage of access to several valuable private collections.

The entries have been arranged without any regard to subject. Where the
author is well known his name is given followed by a list of his works with the
appropriate data, otherwise the title is given and author, place and date of publi-
cation as they appear on the title-page, whether they are false or not. When they
are known to be fictitious, correct name, place or date are given in brackets if
known, but when doubtful, followed by a note of interrogation.

Information as to illustrations, if there are any, is also given. Where the
title is given firSt the Index will be found to cover the author's name, pseudonyms,
illustrators, editors, and other names mentioned in the entries. In many cases
where doubt is caSt on the authenticity of the place and date of publication given
in the title-page there is no real evidence that the place or date is false, and it
may indeed be correct.

No attempt has been made to show the commercial value of any of the books
mentioned in the list. Prices of rare books in general have fluctuated a great deal
in the last decade and reference to book-auction records will show that this is
true of such erotic works as are exposed to sale by auction. These are really the
only erotic works, the price of which has any degree of Stability. In cases (the
vaSt majority) where the buying and selling are furtive and secret, prices range
from high to fantastic, and are governed by no known Standard. The bookseller
tries to get as high a price as he can and the buyer knows that he will have to
pay dear.

T. O. I.

xi

LIST

OF ABBREVIATIONS.

Arc

Ashbee C. or Ccn.
Ashbee Cat.
Ashbee I.

B.A......

B.M.....

Bod.....

Coll. Gugitz

E.....

G.....

Gay

P.C.....

Vat.....

(Cambridge University Library).

(Ashbee, Centuria Librorum Absconditorum).

(Ashbee, Catena Librorum Tacendorum).

(Ashbee, Index Librorum Prohibitorum).

(Bibliotheca Arcana),

(British Museum Library).

(Bodleian Library).

(Collection Gugitz, Vienna).

(Enfer, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris).

(Guildhall Library).

(Bibliographie des Ouvrages relatifs à l'Amour).
(Private Case, British Museum).
(Vatican Library, Rome).

1 A. .., Mademoiselle. " la belle libertine, oc les aventures galantes
de mademoiselle a . . ." Avec 6 figs., pp. 124, unió. Paris, 1798.

P.C. 31 b 10; B.A. 581

2 " ABATTEUR, L', de noisettes, ou recueil de pièces nouvelles des
plus gaillardes." limo. Chez Bernard, La Haye, 1741. Coll. Gugit^.

3 ABD AL-HAKK Effendi, "le livre de volupté," traduit du Turc par Abdul
Haqq Effendi; avec douze gravures coloriées, pp. 127, 8vo. Erzcroum
(Brussels), 1879. P.C. 30 d 31 ; E. 20

4 A., Z, C P. See CaSti, G. B. "L'Erotiade Fiori Galante di Casti -
Marini . . . con Nuove Erbe Adorose di Z. C. P. A." i6mo. 1848.

P.C. 29 2.

5 " ABBÉ, L', en belle humeur" (par Macé Avocat) sur la copie de Cologne
chez Pierre Marteau, 1747. With etched front., pp. 104, each page in blue oval
border, 8vo. (500 copies). Gay & Douce, Bruxelles, 1881.

B.A. 366; P.C. 24 b 4.

6 "ABBÉ, L', en belle humeur." Nouvelle Galante par Macé, avec une eau-
forte d'Amédée Lynen. Sur la copie à Cologne chez Pierre Marteau, 1747.
pp. 102, 8vo. Aug. Brancard, Bruxelles, 1883.

7 "ABENTEUER, galante, des herrlichen kriegsheeres." 5te. Aurlage
(Neue Galante Abenteuer, etc.). 2 bde., 8vo. Hamburg, 1870. (Title-page óf
vol. 2 bears imprint "Neustadt, 1865"). P.C. 31 J 9

8 "ABENTEUER, pikante," von einem Abenteurer seibat erzählt; pp. 49,
8vo. Leipzig (1800). P.C. 31 e 27

9 "ABISHAG ; a luscious tale of a successful physiological search after
rejuvenescence fully disclosing the secret of the only natural and
true elixir capable of effecting such a desirable necessity." By David
II, Jerusalem, 1851. pp. 24, sm. 8vo., 166 copies. (London, 1884).

Ashbee Cat. 483-485.

10 "ABUS, De L', des nudités de gorge." See Boileau, L'Abbé Jacques.

h "ABYSSINIENNES, les, et les femmes du Soudan oriental d'après les

relations de bruce, broune, cailliaud, gobat, dr. cuny, le jean, baker,

etc." pp. 126, 8vo., 400 copies, No. 82. Gay, Turin, 1876.

Vat. Ferr. IV. 1905 (1)

j

il "ACADÉMIE des dames." pp. 420, with engr. front, and title-page and 35
engr. plates, 8vo. Chez Pierre Arrétin, à Venise (Amsterdam, 1680).

P.C. 30 d 29.

13 "ACADÉMIE, L, des dames divisée en sept entretiens satiriques." 2 pts.,
nmo. Ville-Franche, 1680. P.C. 31 b 30.

14 "ACADÉMIE des dames." See also under pseudonym of Aloisia Sigaea.

15 "ACADÉMIE, L', des pays bas, ou l'école des voluptueux, ouvrage
didactique." pp. 120, i8mo. Chez Ignace Beaupoil, n.p., 1769.

Coll. Gugî^.

16 "ACADEMIE, de, der vrouwen of magazyn der verliefden, etc."
2 Dl., i2mo. Cyprus (Amsterdam ?, 1820?). (This is not a translation of
"Académie des Dames.") P.C. 31 * II.

17 "ACADEMIES, etc., maynooth". Maynooth College. See "B. C. Maynooth
and its Teaching," "The Confessional Unmasked," etc.

P.C. 25 a 15 (2) ; Ashbee Cen. 90.

18 "ACADEMY of love, the." Describing the Folly of Young Men and the
Fallacy of Women; By John Johnson, Gent of London for Humphrey
Blunden. Front, by Hollar, pp. 3 + 50 + 102, 4to. London, 1641, B.AÍ., G.
10447

19 "ACCOUNT (an) of the remains of the worship of priapus at isernia

in the kingdom of naples ; in two letters ; one from sir william
hamilton, k.b., his majesty's minister at the court of naples to sir
joseph bank, president of the royal society—and the other from a
person residing at isernia ; to which is added 'a discourse on the
worship of priapus, and its connection with the mystic theology of

the ancients by r. p. knight'. " 18 plates + i published separately, pp, 195,
4to. T. Spilsbury, London, 1786. Ashbee 1, 3-12.

20 ACCOUNT, "a full and true account of a dreadful fire that lately
broke out in the pope's breeches" (A Satire on Catherine Tofts the Opera
Singer), pp. 6, folio. J. Baker, London, 1713. B.M. 11602, / 18 (5)

21 "ACCOUNT, an, of a young woman's experiments in debauchery."
36 obscene copperplates, 8vo. London (186—). Coll. Gugt%.

22 "ACHILLES in scyros." A Classical Comedy by Philip G. Bainbridge.
pp. 29, 4to., 200 copies. Cayme Press, London, 1927.

23 ADAM, J. R. "the pretty girls of london ; their little love affairs,
playful doings, etc." Depicted in 12 spirited lithographicai drawings by
Quiz (attributed to H. K. Browne) from Designs by One of Themselves.
Coloured lithographs, large 8vo. William Edwards, 183, Freet Street, London,
n.d. Ashbee Cen. 399; B.A. 198

24 "ADDIMENTA ad Merlini novellas." Free Stories by the Abbé S.
Francesconi of Padua, pp. 24, i8mo. Paris, 1855. B.A. 369

2

25 "ADELAIDE ou l'amour et le repentir, anecdote volé." Par M. D. M.
Engraved front, and title-page and 2 vignettes by St. Fessant after Meyer.

Í>p. il -f 116, 8vo. Amsterdam,, chez Changouin et Paris, J. P. Costard;
ollowed by "zepherine ou l'époux libertin, anecdote volé" par l'auteur
d' "Adelaide." 3 plates, pp. iv. + 128, 8vo. Amsterdam, 1771.

26 "ADELINE, OU la belle strasbourgeoise, SA vie privée ET SES aventures

galantes." 2 parts, i8mo. Lyon, 1797. Coll. Gugit^.

27 ADONIS, "consummation of the rape of a." With other Poems. 8vo.
London, 1741. P.C. 20 b 7 (4)

28 ADRIAENSEN, Cornelius (Monk 1521-15 81). For Account of see Ashbee
Index 415-422. "historie van b, Cornelius adriaensen, etc" pp. 271, 8vo.
(Editio Princeps) Ghedruct, 1569. (Flagellation in Bruges). B.M. 4887 a.

Ashbee C. 213-224 reproduces 5 plates.

29 "ADULTERY analyzed, or inquiry into the causes of the prevalence
of that vice in these kingdoms." By Philalethis (Thomas Comber). 8vo.
London, 181©.

30 "ADULTERY anatomized in a select collection of trials." 2 vols,
nmo. London, 1761.

31 "ADULTERY on the part of married women and fornication on the

part OF old maids and widows, defended by mary wilson, spinster, with
plans for promoting the same . . . addressed to the ladies of thb

metropolis and its environs." See " Voluptuarian Cabinet."

32 "ADULTERESS, The," (A Satire in Verse), pp. viii + 26, 4to. S. Blandón,
London, 1773. B.M. 11630^ 3 (9)

33 " ADULTERE, L', ou les poésies hardies." D. Sr. D. et du Sr. St. pp. 63,
nmo. Chez Corneille BaStard, A. Vitry, n.d.

34 ADVENTURER, "les amours d'un gentleman." (Translated from "The
Youthful Adventurer.") pp. 202, 8vo. Brüx. (Paris, 1889). P.C. 31 d 16.

35 "ADVENTURES of EOVAAi, princess of ijaveo". A Pre-Adamite History,
Interspersed with a number of Remarkable Occurrences which happened and
which may happen again to several Empires, Kingdoms, Republics, and
particular Great Men . . . Written originally in the language of nature (of
later years but little understood), pp. xv + 224, 8vo. S. Baker, London, 1736.

36 "ADVENTURES of a king's page." By the author of Almak's Revisited,
(i.e. Charles White). 2 vols., 8vo. London, 1829. B.M., N. 683, 684.

37 "ADVENTURES of an irish smock, the." Interspersed with Amatory
Anecdotes of a Nankeen Pair of Breeches. By Terence O. Tooleywag, Esq.
4 col. plates, pp. 94, nmo. J. Duncombe, 19, Little Queen St., Hoi bourn,
London, n.d. Ashbee I,pp. 13-15 ; B.A. 217.

38 "ADVENTURES, the, of the priests and nuns, as containing many
delightful stories." Illus., 8vo. London, 1725. Coll. Gugii\.

3

39 "ADVENTURES, the, of rivella or the history of the author of the
Atlantis." By Sir Charles Lovemore, i.e., Lieut. General John Tidcomb.,
(Probably by Mrs. Mary de la Riviere Manley, see D.N.B.). 8vo. London.
1714. B.M. 1419/23.

40 "ADVENTURES of a pin, supposed to be related by himself, herself,
or itself." 8vo. London, n.d.

41 "ADVENTURES, the, of a schoolboy, or the freaks of youthful
passion." With 8 col. lithographs designed by Edward Sellon, 2 pts., pp. 125,
8vo. 1866. Ashbee I,pp. 15-16; B.A. 139

42 "ADVENTURES, the, of mr. loveill; interspersed with many real
amours of the modern polite world." 2 vols., pp. xii + 333> ^vui + 3*6,
8vo. M. Cooper, London, 1750.

- Second Edition, i2mo., 2 vols. M. Cooper, London, 1750.

B.M. 012612 e 8.

43 "ADVENTURES, the, of the priests and nuns, as containing many
delightful stories." Plates, 8vo. London, 1725.

44 ADVENTURES, the, of a rake; containing a variety of entertaining
particulars and curiosities in the cabinet of venus". 6 col, illus.,
pp. 60, i8mo. London, 1881. (A reprint of "The Pleasures of Love.")

Ashbee Cat. 118-21.

45 "ADVENTURES, the, of isabella with a friar who under pretence of
making an oblation of her virginity to the b, virgin debauched her
before an altar at thirteen years old." Reprinted in extenso.

Ashbee Cen. 261-64.

46 "ADVENTURES, the, of don pedro in search of a wife ; showing the
perilous chances a man runs in the pursuit of courtship, the difficul-
ties of finding a woman with an unplug ked rose, and the probabilities
when taking a wife that he has taken up not a virgin bride but the
cast-off mistress of some amorous libertine . . ." (New York ?).

Ashbee Cat. 233-4.

47 "ADVENTURES, the, intrigues and amours of a lady's ¿maid." Written
by Herself, Never before published. Embellished with engravings. J. Ryder,
Portobelio Passage, London, 1822. "The life of miss louisa seeby." Being
the Second part of the "Adventures of a Lady's Maid, Written by Herself."
pp. 132, 169, i2mo. J. Ryder, Porto Bello Passage, London, 1822.

Ashbee Cat. 175-179

48 "ADVENTURES, the, of sir henry loveall in a tour through England,

ireland, scotland and wales." 12 COl. iithos., 2 Vols,, 8vO. London, i860.

(iSt edn. c. 1809). B.A. 216.

49 "ADVICE and reproof." Two Satires, first published in the Year 1746'(by
Tobias Smollett, M.D., Halkett & Laing). pp. 32, 4to W. Owen, Homer's
Head, Near Temple Bar, London, 1748. B. M. 11631 g 31 (15)

4

50 "AFFAIRE, L', bruneau." I, La Vie de Bruneau ; II, Compte Rendu Complet
du Procès ; III, L'Exécution; IV, Sept Ans Après; With woodcuts, pp. 9:..
8vo. Beaumont, Kavanagh & Cie., Lava], n.d.

51 "AGATHE ou la chaste princesse." Tragédie en 3 actes et en vers, par Nie
Ragot (dit Grandval Père). Engraved title and 3 vignettes, pp. 55 + i., 8vo
Paris, n.d. (c 1750).

52 "AGATHE ou la chaste princesse." Par M. Grandval père. pp. 48, nmc,
120 copies, à Brèda (Bruxelles), 1866. See Gay, I.

53 AGNESE, "bibliographie des nymphes du palais royal et autres quar-
tiers de paris, par modeste Agnese, l'une d'elles." Revue par l'auteur
de la Biographie Dramatique (E. M. de Saint-Hilaire). Deuxième édition,
pp. 234, 8vo. Paris, 1823. P.C. 29.7 51

54 AGRIPPA D'AUBIGNÉ. "l'enfer; satire dans le gout de saucy, lt<\"
Notice par Ch. Read, 8vo. 350 copie;. Lib. des Bibliophiles, Paris, 1S83.

Vat. F err. V 2 Sc 6

55 "AIHCRAPPIH: histoire grecque." With front., i2mo. (Pa-.is), 1748.
(Also published same year at Lamsaque as Hipparchia, 4 plates, 8vo., attribute <:
to Abbé Jérôme Richard and to Godard de Bcauchamps). B.A. 585

56 AKERLINO (Docteur . , .) pseud, (i.e. Rousseau. Jacquin). " la prussf
galante ; ou voyage d'un jeune français À berlin." Traduit de i'allemand
par le Docteur Akerlino. pp. 166, nmo. A Coitopolis (Faris), 1801.

P.C. 30 g 4c

57 ALBERTINI MUSSATI patavini de iriapo i;t de uxore priapi epistoiae

duae ERUDITORUM curiosorumque ephemeridis cura et SUMrTIBUS." Nunc

primum Typis Editae MDCCCLXXXV. pp. 5 unnumbered, 4to. lip.
Crescini, Padova, 1885. (On last page Estratto dal giornale degli Eruditi e dei
curiosi Vol. V pagg. 125-8.

Bod.Qdji(i)

58 "ALCAHUETAS, las, de madrid." Obra Clasica en su genero por Don
Casto Cascosela Y Pingalisa. Docteur en Galilea, Natural de lodar, pp. 174,
sm. 8vo., green wrappers. Imprenta de Priapo Perro 43, Madrid, 1872.

Ashbu Cat. 388-9 i.

$9 ALCIBIADE, L',/ fancivllo/ a schola/ d. p.a./ granges./ (Line] più
iuann wart."/ cío. Id. c. Iii. pp. 102 + i leaf, 4 sonnets, 2 sonnets, pp. 5 and
6, sm. 8vo., printed in italics except pp. 3 and 4. A chi Leggi, ist Edn.

P.C. 23 a 12.

60 "ALCIBIADE, L' fancivllo a schola d. p. a." ; oranges ; per iuaan
wart. cId. ïo.c. Iii pp. 124 and 2 leaves of Sonnets, long thin sm. 8vo.

Later reprint of first edition. See Brunet.

61 "ALCIBIADE, L' fanciullo a schola d. p. a." oranges par iuann wart.
cId. Id.c. Iii. Reprint, 100 copies, 8vo., pp. 103 + 2. Paris, 1862.

Vat. F err. v 4514.

62 ALCIBIADE, "dissertation sur l'alcibiade fanciullo a schola." Traduite
de l'Italien di Giamb. Baseggio par un Bibliophile Français, sm. 8vo. J. G¿»y_f
Paris, 1861. Vat. Ferr. 4515 ; B.A. 460.

5

63 "ALCIBIADE, enfant à l'école." Traduit pour la première fois de Ti tauen
de Ferrante Pallavicini. Eng. front., pp. xx + i3°> ^sm- 8vo. Chez l'Ancien
Pierre Marteau, Amsterdam, 1866. B.A. zoo.

64 "ALCIBIADE." Enfant, ie. Partie ; Jeune Homme, 2e. Partie ; Homme Fait,
3e. Partie ; Vieillard, 4e. Partie. 4 pts. in 2 vols., 8vo. Buisson, Athènes et se
trouve a Paris, 1789 Val. Ferr iv 3998

65 ALCIBIADES. See A. P. L'Alcibiade Fanciullo a Schola D. (C.) P. (ietro-)
A (retino). 1652. i6mo. P.C. 23 a 12 ; Ashbee I.p. 29.

66 ALEXANDER VI Pope, "specimen historiae arcanae, sive anecdote de

VITA ALEXANDRI VI, PAPAE, SEU EXCERPTA EX DIARIO JOH. BURCHARDI, CAPELLAE

alexandri vi CEREMONiARUM MAGiSTRi, EDENTi." (G. G. Leibniz.) Hanoverae,
1686. 4to. B.A. 404; Gay III. 1147.

67 ALEXIS, Emile, "horreurs, massacres et crimes des papes." pp. 191,
sm. 8vo. (Bruxelles), 1868. Ashbee Cen, 207.

68---"les immoralités des prêtres catholiques." pp. 259 + 2, limo.

Bruxelles, 1868.

69-----------Another edition, "crimes attentats et immoralités du

clergé catholique moderne." Par E. Xilesa, etc. pp. viii + 259, i2mo.
Imprimerie Particulière de Sa Sainteté, Rome, (? Bruxelles), 1870.

Ashbee Cen. 201-207, iß* Xilesa, pseud, of E. Alexis),

70 "ALINE et valcour, ou le roman philosophique." Écrit à la Bastille, un
an avant la Révolution de France. Par le Citoyen S,., (Marquis de Sade).
With 14 engrs., 4 vols., nmo. Paris, 1793.

(FirSt edition).

71 ALINE et valcour ou le roman philosophique." Écrit à la Bastille, etc.
(by the Marquis de Sade). 4 torn, in 6 vols. (2nd edn.), nmo. Paris, 1795.
(iSt edn. 1793). P.C. z$ b 54; Ashbee j., pp. 30-39.

72 "ALINE et valcour ou le roman philosophique." Écrit à la Bastille un an
avant la Révolution de France. 4 vois., 16 plates, 8vo. Vol. I, pp. iii + 272 + 3.
Vol. II, 36T. Vol. III, 437. Vol. IV, 390. Bruxelles, J. J. Gay, 1883.

A. Cat. 419-20 ; Guildhall Au. 29-4, 7-10 ; B.A. 361.

73 ALIQUIS, Do&or, pseud, (i.e. Lieut. St. George H. Stock), "plums without
dough or 144 quaint conceits, etc." By Do&or Aliquis. pp. 64, 8vo.
Printed for the author, 2 Crampton Quai, Dublin, 1870. Ashbee I. 395.

74---"the sealed letter." pp. 20, 8vo. Dublin, 1870. Ashbee I. 367-8.

75 "ALLEMAGNE, L','amoureuse." Par Viaor Tissot. pp. 384, 8vo. Dentu,
Pari, 1884.

76 ALLEMANDE, "la belle allemande ou les galanteries de Thérèse."
2 pts., i2mo. 1774, See Thérèse. P.C. 30 * 29,

77 ALLNIGHT, Bumper, Esquire, pseud, "the honest fellow ; or revellers'

memorandum book ... a collection of . . . jocular doings ... to which
is added a collection of comic sentiments, etc." pp. 228, I2mO. London,

1790 P.C. 31 g 28

78 ALTHING, Christian, pseud, [i.e. Christian August Fischer], "dosen-

stücke." pp. 208, 8vo. Zosingen 1802 P.C. 31 e 24.

-----Another copy. pp. 199, nmo, Rom., Paris und London,

(1880?). P.C. 30/5.

80--------— Another copy, "das glückchen." pp. 104, i2mo Leipzig,

1800 P.C. 30 / i.

81 - "sechs dienstnächte einer jungen dame . . . erzählt IN briefen

...mit einem amüsanten Anhang." pp. 119, iómo. Rom, Paris und
London (Altona, 1872) P.C. 30 / 26.

82 "ALMANAGH du diable contenant des prédictions (en vers) très
curieuses et absolument infaillibles pour les années 1737 et 1738." By
M. de CaStres du Carnay (Abbé Quesnel). 8vo., pp. 56, engraved front, and
text. Aux Enfers, 1738. Gay I. 59 ; B.A. 417.

83 "ALMANACH des honnêtes femmes pour l'année 1790" de l'Imprimerie
de la Société Joyeuse, pp. 30, 8vo. See Ephemerides. P.C. 18 b 12 ; B.A. 172.

84 "ALMANACH des maris et conseiller des célibataires." Sommaire;
Calendrier Drolatique. Anecdotes, Bons Mots, Histoire Conjugale, par . . .
1ère edition 1876, 1ère Année ; pp. 150, 8vo. Paris—Troyes.

85 "ALPHABET de l'imperfection et malice des femmes, etc." pp. 326 + 4,
izmo. Pierre Bailly, Lyon, 1648

86 "ALPHONSE dit l'impuissant." Tragédie en un Afte. A Origenie, chez
Jean qui ne Peut, au grand Eunuque. 8vo., pp. 28. 1740.

(Reprint, Gay and Martens, Luxembourg. 100 copies. 1864.)

87 ALPHONSO MARIA (de Liguori) Saint Bishop of Sant Agata dei Goti.
"pratique des confesseurs—du sacrement—du mariage." See Taxil, L.,
pseud. "Les Livres Secrets des Confesseurs Dévoilés, etc." 8vo. 1885.

P.C. 27 a 23.

88 "ALÖSIE ou les amours de mme. d. m. t. p." Avec une Notice Historique
sur Pierre Corneille Blessbois par Marc de Montifaud et une très belle eau-
forte, pp. 104, 8vo. Londres, Comité de Bibliophiles, 1880.

89 ALSATIAN WOMAN, "la belle alsacienne, ou telle mère telle fille."
pp.186, 2 plates, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 25 a 4; B.A.4^2 ; E. 73.

Note.—The first edition of this work was published under the title of

"adeline OU LA belle strasbourgeoise."

90 "ALZONDE et KORADiN." (Attributed to Marquis de Sade). 2 engraved
fronts., 2 vols., pp. 228, 225, i2mo. Paris, Versailles, An. VII. Bod. <I>/hi.

7

91 "AMANS cloistre's (sic), les, ou l'heureuse inconstance." pp. 84, nmo.
A Cologne, 1698. Reprinted Bruxelles, 1706; Cologne, 1730.

Asobee I. 40-42 ; B.A. 209.

92 "AMANT, L', des petites soeurs." Par Georges de Lesbos, pp. 116, 8vo.
Amsterdam, 1894.

93 "AMANTS et maris." Par Louis Ulbach, illus. de F. Bac. pp. 85 + 1, 8vo.
E. Monnier de Brunhoff & Cie., Paris, 1886.

94 AMARANTHE. "le boudoir d'amaranthe ou les nouveaux plaisirs de
l'isle de cythère." With 3 engs., pp. vi + 134, nmo. Au Palais Royal,
Paris, 1803. Ashbee I, 138-140.

25---Another edition, pp. 118, nmo, Paris, 1890.

P.C. 31 ¿32; B.A. 113.

96 "AMATORY, the, Adventures of a surgeon who availed himself of
his confidential position to take advantage of the innocence or
pruriency of his parents." 8 col. plates, i8mo. n.d. See Gay, I.

97 "AMATORY, the, adventures of tilly touchitt. pp. 67, shi. 8vO.

Printed for the Editor at Moss Down Villas, Late Crescent Place, London.

Bod. <t>f 108.

98 "AMATORY poems and songs of the earl of Rochester." pp. 54, nmo.
London, Duncombe, N.D.

99 "AMATORY poetry or the banquet of bacchus and venus." A New
and Elegant collection of the moát choice and Esteemed pieces. Front., nmo.
London, 1811. B.A. 327.

100 "AMATORY poetry or the banquet of venus and bacchus." Consisting
of a New and Elegant Collection of the Most choice pieces of sentiments and
humour. (15th edn.). pp. xii + 276, i8mo. London, Barrett, 1821.

101 "AMÉLIE, ou les écarts de ma jeunesse." Avec 2 figs., 2 tomes, pp. 196,
ro6, nmo. Chez L'Heureux, Genève et à Paris, An. VI. (1798).

Í02--------Another edition. Avec front, par Chauvet, 2 vols., 8vo

Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 25 a 3 ; E. 76

103 "AMÉLIE de saint-far ou la fatale erreur." Par Madame de C. auteur de
"Julie, ou J'ai sauvé Ma Rose." 2 vols, in 1, pp. i + 141, 144, Svo. (Gay et
Douce), 1882.

104 "AMI des filles." (Par Barthel. Cl. Graillard de Graville). Nouvelle Edition,
revue, corrigée et augmentée de plusieurs Chapitres. Title-page in red and
black, pp. 229, 8vo. Paris et Dunkerque, 1763.

(ist edn. 1761).

105 "AMIES, les, filles." Par Paul Verlaine. Treize Pointes Sèches réhaussées
de couleurs et culs-de-lampe par Gustave Buchet, pp. 81 -f 1, 4to.. 463 copies.
Le Livre, Paris, 1921.

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îo6 "AMIES, les, du crime." Par le Marquis de Sade ; illustré par Célis. 7 full-
page illus. and numerous woodcuts, pp, 48, unnumbered, 4to., 270 copies.
(? Paris, c. 19—).

107 "AMITIEZ, amours et amourettes." Par M. Le Pays. 2 vols., umo.
A. Wolfgang, Amsterdam, 1693. B.A. 447.

108 "AMETHYST, der." Blätter fur seltsame Litteratur und Kunst. Heraus-
gegeben von Franz Blei. With iüus. by Beardsley, Heine, Kubin, Besnaux,
Bayros, Toyokuni, Rops, Rowlandson. Limited edition, sm. 4to, Parts 1-12
(all issued), wrappers. Oedenberg, 1905-6.

£09 "AMOR constante," Comedia, di Stordito Intronato (in 5 a&s). 78 11.,
8vo. n.p., n.d., c. 1540. B.A. 413 ; Gay, I.

(A licentious play by Alexander Piccolomini, Archbishop of Patras, 1508-78).

no "AMOR experimentalphysikalisches Taschenbuch." Erstes Bändchen,
mit Kupfern, pp. 276, umo. 1798. P.C. 31/12.

111 "AMOROUS friars, the, or the intrigues or a convent." pp. 220, umo.
London, j. Fleming, opposite Norfolk St. in the Strand, 1759.

Asobee I., pp. 43-44. ; B.A. 106.
A eolle&ion of Six Tales : (1) The History of Donna Miranda Sous ; (*) The
History of Feliciana; (3) Jealousy Outwitted ; (4) Basil and Clara ; (5) Musinot
and Mannoa ; (6) The Enterprising Friars.

112 "AMOROUS, the, prowess of a jolly fellow, or his adventures with

XOVELY GIRLS RELATED BY HIMSELF." pp. 137, 8vO., 200 copies, text within

borders. Privately printed, London (Brussels), 1892.

ÍI3 "AMOROUS HISTORY and adventures OF raymond de B....., and

father ANDOUiLLARD." 3 col. lithos., pp. 50, umo. Jones, Printer, King
Street, London, 1701 (date false). Asobee Cat. 154-157.

114 "AMOROUS, the, intrigues and adventures of don ferdinand and

donna marie." Ferdinand's Intrigue with the Innkeeper's Wife ; Cataline's
Amour with Ferdinand ; Donna Marie's Intrigue ; Curious Adventures of
the Duke and Duchess of Storza. pp. 124, 8vo. Printed for the Booksellers,
London, c. 1820-30.

115 "AMOROUS, the, jester, or the wit's companion." i2mo. London,
Randall, 1785.

116 "AMOROUS LETTERS between miss loveman and miss longfart," in

three parts. 3 pts. in 1 vol., pp. 144, nmo. Paris (London), 1789.

C17 "AMORS Wege, oder liebe und genuss." (4 Tales), pp. 143, 8vo. Rom und
Paris (Berlin), 1867. Ashbee I. pp. 46-88, 424 ; B.A. 107.

118 "AMORES britannici." Epistles historical and gallant in English verse. 8vo.
London, 1703.

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119 "AMOUR, i/, aux colonies." Singularités Physiologiques et Passioncllcs
Observées durant 30 Années de Séjour dans les Colonies Françaises. Par le
Doâeur Jacobus X. pp. vii -f 396, 8vo., edition unique, 320 copies. Isadore
Liseux, Paris, 1893.

110 "AMOUR et galanterie." By B. de St. V. x vols., Ivo. Paris, Tan IX, 1801.

B.A. 609.

ru "AMOUR, 1/, sans danger/' Par Dr. Saldo. 8vo., pp. 135. Paris, Libraire
du Vulgarisation Medicale, 1906.

122 "AMOUREUX, les, brandons de franciarque et callixéne." Histoire
Morale non encore vue ni recitée (Pièce de Théâtre en 5 aâes et en prose, par
un auteur inconnu, signant A. B.). Avec fig., nmo. Bourriquant, Paris,
1606, B.A. 391 ; Gay, L

123 "AMOUREUX, LES, BRANDONS DE franciarque et calllxéne." Roman

dramatique en cinq aâes et en prose, réimp. sur le seul exemplaire connu et
augmentée d'une Notice Bibliographique par M. Paul Lacroix, pp. 12 + 159,
8vo. J. Gay, Genève, 1868. (Raretés Bibliographiques, 106 copies).

124 "AMOUREUX, l', fassetemps, déclaré en joyeuse poésie, par plusieurs

epistres du coq à l'aSNE et de L'ASNE au coq ; avec ballades, dizains,

HuiTAiNS, et autres joyeuseïez." nmo. BenoiSt Rigaud, Lyon, 1582 (sit.).
Reprint, pp. 149, 8vo., 126 copies. (Bruxelles, 1867).

125 "AMOUROUS, the, history of raymond de b. and father andouillard."

See "Pastimes of a Convent."

126 "AMOURS of an american adventurer in the new world and THE OLD."

Enriched with fine engravings, 7 col. lithos. and title-page, 2 vols., 8vo.,
pp. 128. New York, 1865. Ashbee Cat 163-4.

A reprint by W, Dugdale, 1865, of an American original.

127 "AMOURS et aventures du vicomte de barras avec mesd. j. de B * * *

TALLiEN, Sophie arnoult, etc." Par M. le Baron de B ***. 3 vols., nmo.
Paris, Mathiot, 1816-17. B.A. 395 ; Gay, L

(Madame J. de B. is Madame Beauharnais, the Empress Josephine. The
Baron de B. is Charles Doris de Bourges.

128 "AMOURS, les, et les aventures du lord fox." 2 fronts., 2 ptS., I2mO.

Genève, 1785. B.A. 263.

Several editions. Deals with the private life of James Fox.

129 "AMOURS, les, de la belle rosine." Aventures Curieuses d'une Fille de
Quinze à Seize Ans. pp. 96, sm. 8vo. (Printed at Terncu). Genève, Leboudrél,
n.d. B.A. 422.

130 "AMOURS, les, de deux jolies femmes riches et philosophes j faisant

la suite et la fin de la femme publique." Par Lebrun. 8vo., pp. 93. Brüx.
Joo^tens, 1856. (Sec "Femme Publique—").

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131 "AMOURS, les, des dieux pa yens." Orné de vingt figures, i torn, limo.
Lampsaque (Paris), 1802. P.C. 31 a 10.

132 "AMOURS of english galantry, in several poems." 8vO. London, 1665.

ij3 "AMOURS of English gallantry." (Poems). 8vo., Reprint. London, 1675.

B.A. 118

134 " AMOURS, les, fulastres et récréatives du filou et de robinette."

(Reprint of edn. of 1629, with preface and notes). Par M. P. L. pp. xxiv + 71,
cr. 8vo., 115 copies. Jules Gay, 1862.

135 "AMOURS, les, galanteries et passe-temps des actrices ou confessions
curieuses de ces dames, rédigés par une bayadere de l'opera." Title-page

in red and black, pp. 77, 32010. A. Conillopolis, 1700, (Paris, c. 1833)

Coll. Guptv^.

136 "AMOURS, les, de garnison ou les f-euses insatiables du mans." Manu-
Script trouvé dans le portefeuille d'un vieux Capitaine de Dragons, pp. 115,
nmo.,. 6 lithos. Aux Invalides s.d. (Paris, e 1831).

P.C. 30*6; B.A. 264; G. i.

137 "AMOURS, les, de garnison, etc."pp. 115, i6mo. Aux Invalides (Stuttgart),.
1854. P.C. 29 b 60.

138 "AMOURS, les, d'un gentleman." (Translated from "The Youthful
Adventurer"), pp. 202, nmo. Bruxelles, n.d. (Paris, 1889).

P.C. 31 ¿16; E. 137.

139 "AMOURS, les, de henri iv." Par M. de Lesclure. 4 ports, and front, in red
and black, 100 copies, pp. 442, 8vo. Paris, 1804. B.A. 441.

140 AMOURS, "histoire des amours de Grégoire vu (pope)." See Histoire.

141 "AMOURS, les, intrigues, and adventures of a musical student."

Being the History of his Amours with the Fair Sex, Married, Single, High,
Low, Young and Beautiful... Many Voluptuous Anecdotes ... With Re-
markable Narratives particularly of his being Seduced first by a Woman at the
Early Age of Fifteen. Written by Himself with Numerous Amatory Illustra-
tions. 3 col. plates, pp. 143, nmo. [London]. H. Smith, 37 Holywell Street,
Strand, n.d.

142 "AMOURS, the, and intrigues of a nun." Translated from the French by
Mary Wilson, Spinster. Interspersed with curious Narratives and Embellished
with Elegant Engravings. 2 col. plates, pp. 71, nmo. Dugdale, 23 Russell
Court, Drury Lane, London, n.d.

143 "AMOURS et intrigues des prêtres français depuis le xiii^e siècle
jusqu'à nos jours ou désordres, malheurs, crimes qui sont le fruit du.

célibat des prêtres." Par E. M. Massé, pp. ix + 300 + i, i2mo. Paris, 1837

A. Cen. pp. 478 ; G. I.

144 "AMOURS, the, of lady augusta clayton." Being the Amorous History
of one of the first Ladies of England, showing how Vice can be countenanced
in the First Circles of Society. Beautifully illustrated. New York, 1852.
(Catalogue of J. Scheible, No. 97 and 22). A. Cat 233.

li

145 "AMOURS of lady lucían." See "Attalantis."

146 "AMOURS, the, of marshal de saxe." 2 vols., 8vo. Dublin, 1811.

147 "AMOURS of a modest man." By A. Bachelor. 1864. 2 illus., pp. 29, 121x10.
Published in America, Price 25 cents. At the end is added "a curious
letter" and "ode to a belly." No. i of "Cupid's Own Library." Q. V.

A, Cat. 199-200.

148 "AMOURS, the, of a musical student: being a development of the
adventures and love intrigues of a young rake with many beautiful
women, also showing the frailties of the fair sex and their seductive
powers." By the Author of "Julia," "The Adventures of a French Bedstead,"
"Tales of Twilight," "Don Pedro," "Intrigues of Three Days," "Bar Maid,"
"Amours of Lady Augusta Clayton," etc. Illustrated, pp. 108 (double
columns, 8vo. New York, J. H. Farrell, 15 Ann Street (c. 1820).

Ashbee Cat, zzy-ztf,

149 "AMOURS, les, de sainfroid, jésuite, et d'eulalie filie dévote, his-
toire veritable suivie de quelques nouvelles nouvelles." pp. xx + i 5 9,

i2mo. La Haye, chez Isaac Van derr Kloot, 1729.

Contains : I, Le mariage de Phébon; II, Le coupable innocent ; III, Vers ;
IIV, Le jaloux de son ombre.

Based upon the Girard-Cadière scandal. Ashbee I, pp.64-69 ; B.A. 110.

150 "AMOURS, the, of sainfroid and Eulalia." pp. 204, umo. New York,
Smith, 1851.

151 "AMOURS, the, of sainfroid and Eulalia." Being the Intrigues and
Amours of a Jesuit and a Nun, developing the progress of seduction of a highly
educated young lady who became by the foolish Sophistry and Treachery the
Vi£tim of Debauchery and Libertinism, pp. 204, 2 woodcuts, nmo. H. S, G.
Smith and Co., New York, 1854. Ashbee I, pp. 70; B.A. in.

152 "AMOURS, les, secrètes d'une comtesse de l'empire, racontées par

elle-même." Suivies des Plaisirs et Aventures Gaillardes, Curieuses et Amu-
santes de Plusieurs Filles de Joies de Paris. 2 pts. in 1, pp. 104, with 2 col. pits,
and 99 and 3 col. pits. Marchands de Nouveautés, Paris, n.d.

15 3 "AMOURS, les, secrets de mademoiselle julie B * * * *, devenue
comtesse de l'empire, racontés par elle-même." 4 Col. pltS., 24mO. Paris,

n.d. B.A, 175.

154 AMOURS. "soldaten-liebschaften ; aus den hinterlassen papieren

eines alten Dragoner-Kapitäns." Translated from "Les Amours de
Garnison."pp. 119, i6mo. Paris [Stuttgart? 1880?]. P.C. 30 / 24.

15 5 "AMOURS, the, of Theresa and the dwarf." See "Cloisters."

156 "AMOURS, les, traversées; histoires interessantes dans lesquelles

la vertu ne brille pas moins que la galanterie." 2 ptS. in i, pp. 256, 244,

i imo. A La Haye (Paris), 1741. Vide Gay, I.

(Par L'Abbé Guillot de la Chassagne).

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57 "AMOURS, mes, avec victoire." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin).
Nouvelle edn., revue, corrigée et augmentée, pp. vi + 188, 8vo. Aux Dépens
de la Compagnie, Paris, 1889. P.C. 30/2.

58 "AMOURS, les, de zeokinizue, roi des kofiraus." Ouvrage traduit de
l'Arabe du Voyageur Krinelbol. pp. 2 11. -f- 106, 8vo. Amsterdam, Aux Dépens
de Michel, 1746.

(Attributed to Crébillon fils.)

59 "AMOURS, les, de charlot et toinette." Précédés de "L'Autrichienne en
goguettes"; pièces revolutionäres réimprimés textuellement sur ics Editions
originales de 1779 ^et de ^l7%9> ^{avec une note} bibliographique, pp. viii -}- 23,
8vo., 100 copies (71). Bibliothèque Libre, Strasbourg, 1871.

60 AMSTERDAM, "le putanisme d'amsterdam ; livre contenant les tours

et les ruses dont se servent les putains et les maquerelles comme aussi

leur manière de vivre." With front, and 4 plates, pp. 2 11. + 297, 121110.
Jogchemse de Rhin, Amsterdam, 1681. P.C. 23 a 27 ; B.A. 472.

61 •—---Another copy, pp. ix + 194, 8vo. J. J. Gay, Bruxelles. 1883.

P.C. 25 .7 12 ; E. 81.

62 "AMUSEMENTS, les, des dames de Bruxelles ; histoire honnête et

presque edifiant, par le chevalier de chevrier." Augmentée d'il 11

Avant-Propos et d'un Clef des Noms cités dans l'ouvrage. Printed in red and
black on yellow paper, front, by Rops, pp. xvi + 170 + 1, 121110. Gay et
Douce, Cette presente année 51 de l'Indépendence Belge, Bruxelles (c. 1882).

B.A. 478.

63 "AMUSEMENS de l'innocence ; tableaux tirés de la mythologie."
Engraved title in a circular design, 10 engravings, 6 + 5 ins. n.d.

Ashbee Ceri. 402.

64 "AMUSEMENS de la pine et du çon ou elite de poésies libres et
nouvelles." Avec i fig., pp. 108, i6mo. A Con-Fort che/ Fort-Vit, rue des
Pucelages, 1793.

65 "AMUSEMENS philologiques." See "Variétés en tous genres." G. P.
Philomneste (Feignot), pp. xvi +517, 8vo. Logier, Dijon, 1824.

Vat. F err. ir. 1983

66 "AMUSEMENS rapsodi-poetiques." Contenant "Le Galetas/' "Mon Feu,
Les Porcherons Poëme en vii Chants," "Le Lit," "Le Cul," et autres Puces
Libres. Par Jean Baptiste Meurant. pp. 300, 8vo. Stenay, 1773.

67 -'AMUSETTE des grasses et des maigres." Contenant douze douzaines
de Calembours, etc. 200 copies, 1 plate, pp. 70, i2mo. Gay, Brussels, 1868.
(ist edn., engr. front, and title-page, pp. 122, i2mo. 1788).

68 "AMY'S letter to her husband." See "Lascivious Gems."

69 "L'AN des sept dames." Avec annotations et remarques par C.Ruelens and
Aug. Scheler. 114 copies, umo. Mertens for Gay, Brüx., 1867. B.A. 490.

70 "ANA, ou bigarrures cat alines." urno. Paris, 1780. B.A. 629.

71 ANACREON. "the festival of anacreon." See "Festival."

72 "ANANGA-RANGA ; traité hindou de l'amour conjugal rédigé en
sanscrit par l'archi-poête kalyana Malla (xvie. siècle)." Traduit sur la
première version anglaise (Cosmopoli, 1885) par Isidore Liseux. 300 copies,
pp. xv + 196, 8vo, edition unique. Liseux, Paris, 1886. E. 100.

73 "ANANGA-RANGA (stage of the bodiless one) or the hindou art of
love, (ars amoris indica)." Translated from the Sanskrit and annotated by
A. F. F. and B. F. K. (i.e. Richard F. Burton), pp. xvii + 144, cr. 8vo. For the
Kama Shastra Society of London and Benares, Cosmopoli, 1885.

74 ANCILLON, Charles, See "Eunuchism Displayed."

75 ANDOUILLARD, Father. See " Amorous, The, History and Adventures of
Raymond de B." and "Father Andouillard."

176 ANDRIEUX, François Guillaume Jean Stanislas, "la bulle d'Alexandre vi."
C'est à scavoir de l'Obligation aux Femmes de ne point dormir pendant
l'amoureux déduit. Nouvelle imitée de l'Italien de Calti, pp. ix + 24, amo,
Luxembourg (Brussels), 1866. P.C. 31 e 8 ; Asobee" Ceti. 268,

177 "ANECDOTES échappées à l'observateur anglais et aux mémoires
secrètes de correspondance pour servir de suite à ces deux ouvrages."
3 vols., pp. 372 and 360 in ail, nmo. Londres, John Adamson, 1788,

Ashbee I. 324.

178 "ANECDOTES of female flagellants." pp. 62, izmo. (London, 1865?).

P.C. 31132.

179 "ANECDOTES piquantes de bachaumont (1762-74)." Recueillies avec
Notes et une Table Bio-bibliographique par Jean Gay. umo,, etched portrait
of Bachaumont by Chauvet after de Carmenteile, eng. by Houel. Brüx.

B.A. 252.

180 "ANECDOTES pour servir à l'histoire secrète des ebugors." See "Eufe-
miosvoudes pseud., Anecdotes, etc" 8vo. (1881). P.C. 28 b 5 ; E. 113.

181 "ANECDOTES secrètes pour servir à l'histoire galante de la cour
de Pékin." 2 pts. in 1 vol., pp. 193-162 (pagination much mixed), amo,
A Pékin (Paris), 1746.

(Attributed to Pacquet). Gay 11 216.

182 ANGELICO, Frate, pseud, "i tre congressi delle vergini." Per Frate
Angelico, pp. 160, 8vo. Roma, 1887. P.C. 27 a 28.

183 "ANGELICA KAUFMANN." Par Léon de Wailly. 2 vols., 8vo. Paris, 1838.

(Contains the anecdote of Lord Shelton). GajjPo/.i, p. 218.

184 ANNALS. See J., E. A. Annals of fashionable Gallantry, etc. 8vo. 1885.

P.C. 26 b 36.

185 ANNALS, the, of gallantry or the conjugal monitor." Being a collection
of curious and important trials for Divorce, etc., during the present Reign.
3 vols., 8vo., col. figs. London, A. Moore, 1814-15.

186 "ANNALS of the white house." Extracted from the Portfolio of a Man
of Fashion. Sketch of the Seduction Room. 8vo. London, n.d.

187 ''ANNÉE, l', galante ou etrenne à l'amour." Contes, enrichis de figures
et d'ariettes, 8vo. (Paris, 1773). P.C. 30 e 3 ; E. 171.

188 "ANNÉE l', galante ou les intrigues secrètes du marquis dei." pp. 130,
i amo. A Londres, 1786. Gay, L

189 ANSON, Margaret, pseud, "the merry order of st. Bridget." Personal
Recollections of the Use of the Rod. pp. iv + 237, 8vo. York, 1857. Various!
reprints. P.C. 27 b 4 ; B.A. 132; Ashbee I.pp. 30 5-11

(Attributed to James G. Bertram, author of 'History of the Rod').

190 ANSTRUTHER. "order of the beggars benison and merryland."
Record of the most ancient and puissant order of the Beggars Benison and
Merryland. AnStruther (founded in 1739). (1) Historical Portion, with nine,
plates ; (2) Narrative Portion, 2 pts. 8vo. For Private Circulation, Anstruther,
1892. P.C.zGbi.

——— Supplement to the Historical portion of the "records of the . . .

order of the beggars benison and merryland. anstruther." Being an

account of the proceedings at the Meetings of the Society, together with
Excerpts from the ToaSts . . . Speeches and Songs delivered thereat, pp. 91,
8vo. Printed for Private Circulation, AnStruther, 1893. P.C. 31/14.

192 "ANTHOLOGIE, l', erotique." 8vo. Paris, 1822. B.A. 56c

(Destroyed by Order of the Correctional Tribune of Paris).

193 "ANTHOLOGIE erotique d'amarou ; suivi de sentences erotiques de
BHARTRiNARi et de contes orientaux." Trad. Notes et Glossaire par A. L.
Apudy (Comp, par Chézy). pp. 108, 8vo. Paris, 1831.

(Only a few copies printed).

194 —— Reprint. CofFret du Bibliophile series, pp. 216, nmo. Bib. des Curieux,
Paris, n.d.

195 "ANTHOLOGIE satyrique." Répertoire des Meilleurs poésies et chansons
joyeuses parues en français depuis Clément Marot jusqu'à nos jours. 8 vols.,
8vo., 300 copies, No. 6, on Dutch hand-made paper. Publié par et pour
La Soc des Bibliophiles Cosmopolites, Luxembourg, 1876-8.

Vat. F err. v, 3045 ; B.A. 1.
(Took 15 years to complete and contains 485 anonymous and 1,400 signed
pieces).

196 "ANTHOLOGIE scatologique." Recueillie et annotée par Un Bibliophile
de Cabinet, pp. 144, 8vo., 500 copies, No. 55. Chez Le Libraire qui n'est pas
Triste à Paris, près Charenton, L'Ere du Carnival 1000800602 (i.e. 1862).
Printed at Paris, Simon Racon et Cie., Rue d'Erfurth, i.

Vat. F err. IV., 8078, % 5866, s 3.

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i₉7 "ANTHRÖPOPHYTEIA." See "Periodical Publications." Leipsie.

19& "ANTI-JUSTINE. l', ou les délices de l'amour." Par Rétif de la Bretonne.
Nouvelle ed. sans Suppressions Conforme à celle Originale de 1798. nmo.,
6 plates, n.p. (Bruxelles), 1798-1864. É. 496, 492.

199 "ANTONIN ou le fils du capucin," Par un Religieux de l'Ordre, pp. 104,
nmo. Paris, 1801. P.C. 31 b 16.

(The plates from "Antonin ou Zephirin" have been inserted in this copy)

200 ANTONINA, Queen of Abo. "memoirs of a queen of abo ; displaying
private intrigues and uncommon passions." (A Satire on Marie Antoinette).
Translated from the French. 2 vols., 8vo. London, 1791.

P.C. 23 b 5 ; B.A. 80.

201 ANTOINE, St. "légende de saint Antoine." Imité de l'Allemand de
Wilhelm Busch. 8vo., pp. 96. 1873. Ashbee Cen, 288-91.

202 ANTONY, St. "der heilige Antonius von padua." 74 woodcuts, large 8vo.,
pp. 69. (Von Wilhelm Busch), 1870. Confiscated in Berlin, 1871.

Ashbee Cen. 288-291.

203 ANTONY, Saint, the Monk, "la calotine ou la tentation de saint
Antoine." Poème epi-cyni-satyri-heroy-comique et burlesque en Sept Chants
et en Vers. Mille et unième edition, etc. By C. F. X. Mercier, nmo., pp. 143.
Memphis 5800 (Paris 1800). P.C. 30 b 30.

(Imperfect, wanting the illustrations).

204-----"la tentation de s. Antoine." Ornée de figures et de Musique (by

M. J. Sedaine). 2 pts., 8vo. Londres, 1781. P.C. 30 b 15 (1) ; B.A. 101.

205------"la tentation de saint Antoine." Ornée de figures et de Musique

(Pour le jour de Saint Pierre). (By M. J. Sedaine). nmo. London (Paris), 1782.
(Imperfect, wanting the Music). P.C. 23 a 15 (3) ; B.A. 100.

206---- "la tentation de st. Antoine." Nouvelie edition (by M. J. Sedaine).

2 Pt. 8vo. Londres, 1795. P.C. 30^9(2).

207 "APHRODISIAQUE externe, ou traité du fouet et de ses effets sur
le physique de l'amour." Ouvrage Médico-philosophique, suivi d'une
dissertation sur tous les Moyens capable d'exciter les Plaisirs de l'amour.
Par D ... (Docteur Doppet). i8mo. Erotic plate unsigned, but by Borei
(Paris), 1786. B.A. 575. (See 241).

208 "APHRODITE, an, book; gynecomorphous." By George B. Leonard.
Facsimile typescript, sm. 4to., pp. 104+3 leaves announcements, 500 signed
copies. Privately issued, 1932.

209 APOLLINAIRE, Guillaume. See "Pietro Aretino. L'Oeuvre du Divin
Aretin." Introduction et Notes par G. Apollinaire, 8vo. 1909. P.C. 31 d 19.

210 "APOLLON passant en revue les filles du palais égalité." Seconde
edition, revue, corrigée et augmentée, pp. vi + 47, nmo. Paris, L'An III
(1795). P.C. 30 ¿29.

i6

211 "APOLOGIE pour Hérodote." Par Henri ESticnnc. 2 vols., 8vo. Liseux,
Paris, 1879. Vat. Ferr. 2002 (1-2).

212 "APOLOGY for the life of george anne bellamy, actress, with her
letters to s. calcroft, esq., which were violently suppressed." 5 vols.,

urno. (London), 1785.

213 "APOTHÉOSE, l', du beau sexe," With engd. front, par P. Yrer, pp. xivi +
138 -\- 17, i2mo. A Londres, chez Van der Hoek (Holland), 1712.

214 "APPOLONIUS {sic.) of Gotham." See "Cleopatra. The Loves of Cleopatra."

215 APPRIUS, Prince (i.e. Priapus). See "Histoire de Prince Apprius" ; "History
of King Apprius, &c"

216 APUDY, A. L., pseud. See Chézy, Anthon Léon. "Anthologie Erotique
d'Amaron." Trad, de Chézy.

217 APULEIUS, Lucius, "l'asino d'oro di lucio Apuleio." With rough woodcuts
8vo. Venice, 1668. (A good Italian trans.). B.A. 26.

218 "ARABIAN NIGHTS' entertainments, the." A Plain and Literal Trans-
lation, with Introduction on the Manners and Customs of Moslem Men, and
a Terminal Essay upon the History of the Nights by Sir Richard Burton.
10 vols,, Supplementary Nights 6 vols., roy, 8vo. Printed for the Kamashastra
Society for Private Subscribers only, Benares, 1885.

(The original edition).

219 "ARABIAN NIGHTS, the." A plain and literal Translation of the Arabian
Nights' Entertainments ... By Richard Burton. (With plates). 10 vols., 8vo.
Burton Club (London 1900). Printed for Private Subscribers only. A re-issue
(described as the "Luristan Edition) of the Edition of the Kamashastra Society
in 1885-86. P.C. 16 k i.

220 ARABIAN NIGHTS, "supplemental nights to the book of the thousand
nights and a night." By Richard F. Burton. (With plates). 7 vols. Burton
Club (London, 1900). 8vo. Printed for Private Circulation only. A re-issue
(described as the "Luristan Edition) of the edition published by the Kama-
shastra Society, 1886-88. P.C. 16 k 2.

221 ARABIAN NIGHTS, "the book of the thousand nights and one night."
Rendered from the literal and Complete Version of Dr. J. C. Mardrus, and
collated with other sources by E. Powys Mathers. 8 vols., 8vo. col. fronts.
Casanova Society, London, 1923. Privately Printed. P.C. 16/.

223 "ARRAIGNMENT, the, of lewd, idle, forward and inconstant
women, etc." By Joseph Swetnam. pp. 64, 4to. London, 1617. P.C. 34 e 8.

224 ARBOR VITAE. "the natural history of the arbor vitae or the tree
of life, pp. 8, 8vo. London, For the Company of Gardeners, 1732. (Published
by Curii). See "Frutex Vulvaria (by Thomas Stretges).

*7

225 "ARCHIVES, les. du scandale." Recueil d'Aventures Galantes, Escroque-
ries Célèbres, Procès Scandaleux, Bigamies, Viols. Par M. R____8vo. Paris,

1819. Sec R ... M. P.C. 30 e 7.

226 "ARÉTIN de carrache." (Photographie Reproductions). Texte explicatif
attribué à Croze-Magnan. 410. n.d. (1798).

227 ARETINE CHRONICLE, "chronique aretine, ou recherches pour

servir à l'histoire des moeurs du dix-huitieme siècle," Liv. I. 8vO.

À Capri (Paris), 1789. P.C. 21*7 — 9.

228 ARETINE CHRONICLE, "chronicle aretine." Réimpression textuelle de
l'édition originale. .. avec une Note bibliographique (Première livraison),
pp. vii + 63, i6mo. Neuchatel, 1872. P.C. 27 k

(One of a series entitled Bibliothèque Libre).

229 "ARÉTIN, l', moderne." Par l'Abbé Dulaurens. 2 pts., pp. 246, 226 + 1,
sm. 8vo. Aux Dépens de la Congrégation de l'Index, Rome, 1884 (et à Paris,
L. Bailliese et Messager).

230 " ARÉTIN, l', français." Par un Membre de l'Académie des Dames (i.e. F.
F. Nogaret). (J'appelle un chat un chat, Boileau). Sur la copie à Londres, 1787.
A Lanarka, Imprimé Exclusivement pour les Membres de la Société des
Bibliophiles-Aphrodiphiles. 17 engd. plates gravés par Elluin d'après Borei,
with text-pages unnumbered, umo. Followed by "les epices de venus ou
pièces diverses du même académicien." Sur la copie à Londres, 1787. Port,
and 2 engd. plates, pp. numbered 52-106, nmo. A Gnide chez Sapho.

(Original edition). E. 149.

231 "ARÉTIN, l', François, suivi des epices de venus." (Par Félix Nogaret).
Nouvelle Edition conforme à celle de 1787; ornée de 20 gravures libres
(François-Rolland Elluin d'après Antoine Borei), et précédé d'une Notice par
Helpey, Bibliographe Poitevin. 350 copies sur Vergé d'Arches teinté, pp. 8 +
83, large 8vo. Aux Dépens des Fermiers Généraux, Versailles, n.d.

232 "ARÉTIN, l', français." Par un (Membre) de l'Académie (des Dames)
(i.e. F. F. Nogaret). 8vo. (Paris, 1825 ?). P.C. 31 a 2 ; B.A. 87.

233 "ARÉTIN, l*, français." Par un membre de l'Académie des Dames (i.e. F. F.
Nogaret). pp. 62, nmo. Paris, 1829. P.C. 310*3.

Another: Portrait and 12 plates, pp. 63, nmo. Bruxelles, 1830.

P.C. 31 a 4; B.A. 88.

234 ARÉTIN, l', français." Par un membre de l'Académie des Dames (i.e. F. F.
Nogaret). (les epices de venus ou pièces diverses du même académicien).
(With a preface signed Giov. della Rosa). 2 pts., 8vo. A Lanarka, à Gnide.
(Paris? 1890?). P.C. 31^2.

235 ARETINO, Pietro, "the accomplished whore." (La Puttana Errante di
Pietro Aretino, Londra 1827). Translated from the Puttana Errante ... by
Mary Wilson, Spinster. 5 engravings and a portrait, pp. 108 including titles,
nmo. Printed for the Translator (Cannon), London, 1827.

Asobee, I. pp. 1-2 ; B.A. 187.

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2$6 ARETINO. Pietro, "alcune novelle di messer pietro aretino." Ediz.
di 60 exemplari, pp. 30, 8vo. Rocchi, Lucca, 1856.

Vat. F err. Misc. Scelte 64, 3, 5 3 (9).

237 - "^la bibliothèque d'arétin, etc." pp. iv + 442, i2mo. Cologne,

(1885?). P.C. 30 ¿9.

238 ——— (For reprints of "La Bibliothèque d'Arétin," published under the
title of "le cabinet d'amour et de venus" see "Cabinet."

239---"corona di cazzi."* "divi aretini sonnetti . .. dubbi amorosi."§

Con le risoluzzioni (et tre Historiette di Pietro Aretino). See "D., L. D.
Recueil de Pièces Choisies, etc" 8vo. 1865. P.C 20 b 8.

* PP» 56-112; § pp. 113-256 of the vol.

240--— "capricciosi & piacevoli ragionamele . . ." Nuova Editione.

Con certe postille che spianono ... i luoghi & le parole più oscure & più
difficili dell'opera. 2 pts., 8vo., pp. 541. Cosmopoli (Amsterdam), 1660.

P.C. 31 £33 Î Vat.Capp.yii/iii.

_z^_r -— "le carte parlanti, dialogo." 8vo. Per Bartolommeo detto

ITmperador ad istanza di Melchior Sessa, Venezia, 1545.

Vat. Capp. 77/94.

242 -— "les dialogues du divin p. aretino." Entièrement et littéralement

traduits pour la première fois. 2 pts., amo. Pt. I, pp. xxxiii + 371 ; II, x +
572+1. Liseux, Paris, 1879-80. P.C. 17 a 12 ; E. 19.

₂₄2 —- "dialogue de l'arétin, ou sont desduites les vies et déporte-
ments de lais et de lamia, traduction du ragion amenta della nanna e

della Antonia." Réimprimée sur l'édition sans lieu ni date (commencement
du XVIIe siècle). Précédé des Notes sur L'Arétin par PhilomneSte Junior, de
Boispreaux, Bonaventure des Periers, Chr : Theoph. de Mun. et Peignot.
pp. lxiii +85 & i, 8vo., 100 copies. Bib. Libre Sphère, Strasbourg, 1871.

P.C. 27 b.

244-----— "dubbi amorosi, altri dubbi! e sonetti lussuriosi." pp. 82, 121110.

Nella Stamperia del Forno Alla Corona de* Cazzi (c. Paris, 1757).
(Various translations and reprints). P.C. 23 a 14; Bod. O/48.

_%^ _— "les entretiens de magdalon et de juli." Traduction française de
Puttana Errante, de P. Aretin, suivi de la Tourrière de Carmélites ; la Source
et Origine des Cons Sauvages, etc. Copie d'un bail et ferme faiéte par une
jeune-dame, etc.; pronoStication des cons sauvages; sermon joyeux d'un
dépucelleur de Nourrices ; la Source de Gros Fessier des Nourrices, etc.
Complainte de M. le Cul ... ; Trai&é de mariage entre Julian Péoger, etc. ;
la Raison pourquoy les femmes ne portent barbe ; procès et amples examina-
tions sur la vie de Caresme-Prenant. pp. viii + 197, umo. Luxembourg
(Brussels), 1866. P.C. 30 k 2.

246---— "les entretiens voluptueux de juliette et de natalie, courti-

sannes italiennes." (Translated from the "Puttane Errante" of Pietro
Aretino, pp. 84, i6mo. Rome (Paris 1805?). P.C. 30 a 18.

^l9

247 ARETINO, Pietro, "histoire et vie de l'aretin ou entretiens de
magdalen et de JULIE." Avec figures en taille-dóuce. Nouvelle édition,
pp. 62, 8vo. 1783.

(A translation of the "Puttane Errante" wanting the plates) P.C. 30 b 19.

248---"la LÉGENDE JOYEUSE, ETC. la maquerelle, ETC. entretiens

voluptueux de Juliette et de natalie, etc." (Translated from the "Puttane
Errante" of Pietro Aretino), nmo. (i860?) See "Légende."

P.C. 31 b 18(1)

249 - "opera nova del .. signor p aretino" : la quale scopre la aStutie ;

scelerita : frode : tradimenti : assassinamenti : ingani truffane : strigane : cai
cagnarie : zobarie : magiarie : crudeltadi menzogne : o voi bugie : i le gran
fincion in dolce paroline che usano le cortiggiane : o voi dire tapune : per
ingannare li simplici gioveni, etc. 31 leaves without pagination, 8vo. Venetia,
1535. P.C. 25 a 31.

250--"l'oeuvre du divin arétin." Première partie. Les Ragionamenti . , .

Sonnets luxurieux. Traductions Nouvelles . . . Introduction & Notes par G.
Apollinaire. (Deuxième partie—Les Ragionamenti.. , Essai de Bibliographie
Arétinesque, etc.). 2 vols., 8vo. Paris, 1909. P.C. 31 a 19.

(Part of a Series called "Les Maîtres de l'Amour").

251 - "la puttana errante." See "Libro. Il Libro del Perché, etc." nmo.

(1784). P.C. 30^36.

252----"la puttana errante." Dialogo di Maddalena e Giulia. See "Libro.

Il Libro del Perchè." nmo. (1784). P.C. 29 a.

253--"la puttane errante." See "Scherzi. Scherzi Geniali, etc." nmo,

(1780?). P.C. 30^33.

254---— "la putain errante . . ." fidèlement traduite de l'Italien par N. N.

Réimpression textuelle de l'Edition de cette traduction. Lampsaque, 1760,
précédée d'une Notice Historique, pp. xii + 50, i6mo. Neuchatel, 1872.
(No. 16 of the "Bibliothèque Libre"). P.C. 25 a 10.

255----"la putain errante ou dialogue de madelaine et julie." Fidèle-
ment traduit de l'Italien par N . . .. pp. 96, 8vo. Lampsaque, 1760.

P.C. 30 d 19.

256-- "la puttana errante. le PUTAIN errante. OU DIALOGUE de MAG-
dalen et de julie . . ." Traduit de l'Italien en françois par N.....With a

double set of the plates, pp. viii + 84, 4to. Lampsaque, 1760. (Brussels re-
printed 1863?). P.C. 31/14.

257 —--"pORNODiDASCALus . . . DiALOGus." See Sigaea, A. pseud. J. Mersii,

"Elegantiae Latini Sermonis." 8vo. (1760?). P.C. 30 / 3.

258--"the ragionamenti or dialogues of the divine pietro aretino."

Literally translated into English, with a reproduction of the author's portrait,
etc. 6 vols., pp. xxxv + 83, 89, 100, 134, 129, 138, 8vo., wrappers. I. Liscux,
Paris, 1889, etc. P.C. 29 b i6. ; E. 107-119.

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59 ARETINO, Pietro, "les ragionamenti ou dialogues du divin pietro
aretino." Texte Italien et traduction complète par le traducteur des Dialogues
de Luisa Sigea (i.e. Alcide Bonneau). (Vingt eaux-fortes dessinées par L. Dunki,
gravées par A. Prunai re). (Edited by J. Liseux). Privately printed, 100 copies
only. 6 vols, and i vol. of plates, 8vo. Paris, 1882. (No. 4 of Musée secret du
Bibliophile). P.C. 25 a 9 ; E. No. 67 d.

5₀ -—(Another copy of the plates). Suite Complète de Vingt eaux-
fortes pour illustrer "les ragionamenti ou dialogues du divin pietro
aretino," dessinées par L. Dunki, gravées par A. Prunaire. 4to., on India
paper, Liseux, Paris, 1882. P.C. zz.b.

61--— Ragionamenti. 8vo. 1535 Vat. Y. xi 109.

Ragionamenti. 8vo. 1584. Vat. Y. xi 110.

Il Ragionamenti del Zoppino, Venezia, 1539. Vat. Capp. 71/196.

62 -—— "ragionamento nel quale il medesimo figura quattro suoi amici
che favellano delle corti del mondo et di quella del cielo." 8vo.,
vignette on title, n.p. 1541. Vat. Y xi m.

63 ----"sonetti lussuriosi." i2mo. Venezia, 1779. P.C.31 b 5.

64--— "les sonnets luxurieux du divin pietro aretino.^ Texte Italien et

traduction littérale par le traducteur des Ragionamenti (Alcide Bonneau), avec
une notice . . , par Marc Antoine, pp. cxx -f- 79, 8vo. Paris, 1882. (No. 2 of the
Mqsée secret du Bibliophile). P.C. 17 b 14.

...__.„_—-------- Another copy. nmo. (No. 2 of the Musée secret du Biblio-
phile). P.C. 25017; JE. A^T<?. 6jb.

66 —-— "les sonnets luxurieux de l'aretin/' (I Sonetti Lussuriosi di
Pietro Aretino). Texte Italien avec traduction française en regard (par Alcide
Bonneau) précède de la Notice et les Commentaires de Is ad ore Liseux, et
publié pour la première fois avec la suite complète des dessins de Jules Romain
d'après des documents originaux. Avec 1 front., 49 planches en noir et couleur
et 16 facsimile d'un calque des gravures de Marc-Antoine, d'après Jules
Romain, pp. xii + 151, oblong 4to. Ch. Hirsch, Paris, 1904. E. 927.

6₇ —--"the wandering whore." An early English version. Sm. 4to.

c. 1660. (Vide Gay, 3rd edn., Vol. VI, p. 445). Ashbee, I,p. 2.

68-----— See Franco, N. "Delle Rime di M. N. Franco contro Pietro Aretino.

terza edition, etc." 8vo. (1880?). P.C. 29/747.

69 -—— pseud, "l'aretin Francois, par un membre de l'académie des
dames" (i.e. F. F. Nogaret). pp. 53, 8vo. Londres, 187. P.C. 31 a 6.

j₀ .....-------- --------- Another Copy. pp. 48, nmo. Londres, 1803. P.C. 31^5.

------------ "l'aretin, sa vie et ses écrits, par p. chasles." See "Bibliothèque.

Bibliothèque Libre, etc." nmo. 1871, etc. P.C. 27 b.

ZI

272 ARETINO, Pietro. See "Venus. Tempietto di Venere, Scelta di Prose e
Poesie Erotiche, etc." (Consisting of an Italian Translation of part of Cleland's
"Fanny Hill/' part of the "Puttana Errante" of Aretino, etc.). i6mo. (1850?).

P.C. 29 b 42.

273 --"sept petites nouvelles dk pierre aretin concernant le jeu et

les jouers, traduites en français pour la première fois et précédées
d'une étude sur l'auteur et sur d'autres conteurs italiens. par PHILÖM-

neste jun. (m. Gustave brunet)." Paris, 1861. 8vo. (18 copies seized in 1863).

274 - "the genuine and remarkable amours of the celebrated author

peter aretin." pp. 84, i2mo. Printed in the Year mdcclxcvi {sic), (False
Title, no relation to Pietro Aretino—Reprinted as "Amours of Tom
Johnson"). Ashbee, I,166.

275 "ARGUS, l', des boudoirs, ou l'indiscret bruxellois." Par une Société
de Gens comme il faut. Anvers, 1830. Reprinted 100 copies, Londres
(Bruxelles). 1ère Imp. particulière de Londres c 1875 ïamo., pp.40.

B.^.271.

276 "ARIOSTO'S satyres in SEVEN famous dialogues shewing the state OF
the court and courtiers. libertie, and the clergy. the ROMAN clergy.
marriage. soldiers. musicians, and lovers. schoolmasters. scholars.
in english BY g. markham {i.e. robert toft)." pp. i08, Sffl, 4tO. London,

Nicholas Okes, n.d. B.A. 188.

277 ARIS, Mario, pseud, (i.e. Bizonnet-Derivau). "almanach de Bruxelles la

nuit pour 1869; rédigé par une société de noctambules bavards."

Illustré par Frederic Poublon. Pamphlet, pp. 64, i6mo. Bruxelles, 1869.

Ashbee, I, 144-5.

278-- "bruxelles le nuit, physiologue des etablissements nocturnes

de Bruxelles." 3rd edn., pp. 2o8, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1871. (ist edn. 2 vols.,
pp. 176 (really 160), 79, 8vo. 1868). Ashbee, I, 143-4-427

279---"confession de mario aris auteur de 'bruxelles la nuit,' etc."

Pamphlet of 8 pp., i6mo. Bruxelles, Sacré Duquesne Editeur, (c. 1869).

Ashbee, I, 145.

₂g₀ -— "mystères des tours de ste.-gudule; roman de moeurs." 8vo.

Bruxelles, (c. 1869). Ashbee, I, 146.

281 - "les petits mystères amoreux de l'office de publicité." Dédiés

aux Maries et aux Pères de famille. Pamphlet pp. 8, i6mo. Bruxelles, 1868.

Ashbee, 1,144.

_zg₂ - "réponse À monsieur Justin CAiLLET." Pamphlet. (Bruxelles, c 1869).

Ashbee, I, 145.

283 - "les scandales de Bruxelles ; roman de moeurs." 8vo. Bruxelles,

(c 1869). Ashbee, I, 146.

284 ARISTAENETUS. "epistles." See "Elegies of Properties."

285-- "les epistres amoureuses d'aristenet tournée de grec en

françois par cyre foucault sieur de la coudriere (1597)." Avec Notice

par A. P. Malassis. i8mo. Paris, 1879. (Petite Coll. Elzevirienne Liseux).

B.A. 262.

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286 ARISTAENETUS. "the love epistles of aristaenetus." Translated from
the Greek into English Metre. 2nd edn., pp. xvi + 174, 8vo. London, J.
Wilkic, 1773. B.M. 1079/6; B.A. 416.

287 ARISTOPHANES, "the lysistrata of Aristophanes." Now first wholly
Translated into English, and Illustrated ... by Aubrey Beardsley. pp. vi + 61,
4to. London, 1896. P.C. 31/6.

288---Reprinted with preface on AriStophanic Comedy and its

reflection in the art of the Illustrator by George Frederic Lees. pp. xv + 61,
4to., 525 copies. Privately Printed in Paris, 1932. Bodler, í> c 4.

_tg£ -_ "lysistrata." Portfolio of the 8 Drawings by Aubrey Beardsley, in

red cloth case, 4to., reproduced by P. A. L. C. Sainsbury of the Cayme Press
about 1925, from the original plates. No letterpress.

290 ARISTOTLE, pseud. Revised Edition of the "works of aristotle" ....
containing his Complete Masterpiece and Family Physician, His Experienced
Midwife, and his Book of Problems and Remarks on Physiognomy, etc.
pp. 320, umo. T. Smith, London, (1857). P.C. 29 b 62.

291 "ARLEQUIN réformateur dans LA cuisine des moines, ou plan POUR

réprimer la gloutonnerie monacale, etc." pp. 24, i2nio., 100 copies.
Rome, 1789 (reprinted Londres (Bruxelles) 1876). B.A. 287.

292 ARLES DE MONTIGNY. See "Thérèse Philosophe. Thérèse philosophe, etc.
(By Arles de Montigny or C. de Bayer d'Argens)." i6mo. 1880.

P.C. 17 a 13.

293 ARMSTRONG, John, M.D. See "Oeconomy of Love."

294 ARSICCIO, L'Intronato, pseud, (i.e. Antonio Vignali), "la cazzarla." (By
L'A. T.). pp. lxxxi -f 104, i6mo. (100 eopies only printed). Cosmopoli,
Brussels, 1863. P.C. 17 b 45.

295 ARSOUILLE, "my lord arsouille ou les bambouches d'une gentleman."
Avec 5 gravures, pp. 142, umo, Pinard, Bordelopolis (Paris), 1789. (re-
printed 1880?). P.C. 26 a 20 ; E. No. 68.

296---— [Another edition] "my lord arsouille (i.e. charles de la battut)

ou les bambouches d'un gentlExMan." (Should have 8 plates), pp. 109, 8vo.
Bordel-opolis (Paris), 1789 (reprinted 1866?). P.C.30^26; B.A. 202.

₂^7 ———----------- Another copy, umo., an incomplete edn. Gibraltar (Brussels),

(1880?). ' B.A. 203.

298 "ART, l', d'aimer d'ovide." Chas, de Sercy, Paris, (1684).

Va t. F err. V, 3016.

299 ART, l', d'aimer et poésies diverses," de M. P. J. Bernard (dit Gentil
Bernard). Engrd. front, and 7 plates by Eisen et Baquoy, pp. 188 + 1, 8vo.
Paphos, (1775). Guildhall, A 28-6.

300 "ART, l', de bien baiser." (Verses), pp. 38, 8vo. 1781. P.C. 17 a 19.

*3

301 "ART, the, of cuckoldom; or the intrigues of the city wifes." 8vo.
London, 1697.

302 ART, the, of making love, or rules for the conduct of ladies and
gallants in their amours." I2mO. London, 1676.

303 "ART, l, de péter; essai théori-physique et méthodique, etc...."
Nouvelle Edition, 3e, augmentée de la Société des Francs-Péteurs ... 2 plates,
pp. 216, 8vo., green paper covers, with title and date in red. En Weátphalie
chez Florent-Q, rue Pet-en-Gueule au Soufflet, 1776 (reprint, Hormans,
Lille, 1872). P.C. 31 d 30 ; Vat. Ferr. iv 1919.

304 "ART, l', de péter ; essai théori-physique, etc . . ." Suivi de L'Histoire
de Pet-en-l'Air, etc. By (P. T. N. Hurtault). pp. xi + 136, i2mo. Westphalie,
1776. (See also "Trois Ouvrages de Gout", B.A. 63).

P.C. 27 a 8 ; B.A. 314; Ashbee, Ipp.95-97.

305 "ART, l', de péter, contenant pets de province, de ménage, de pucelle,

de maîtres d'armes, de demoiselles, de jeunes filles, de femmes mariées,
de bourgeoises, de paysannes, de vielles, de boulangers, de portiers de

terre, de lais et de cocus." With engd. front., pp. 108, i2mo., paper covers.
En Westphalie, 1832. P.C. 23 b zz.

306 "ART, de péter." See also "Parodie Curieuse sur l'Art Poétique des Boileau."

307 "ART, l' de plumer la poule sans crier." pp. 224, i2mo. Cologne, chez
Robert le Turc au Coq Hardi, 1710. Ashbee, I, p. 98.

308 "ART, l', priapique; parodie des deux premiers chants de l'art
poétique par un octogénaire." Front, par Rops, pp. xi + 37, i2mo.
Namur, (Bruxelles, 1864). Coll. Gugit^

(Obscene parody on Boileau's L'Art Poétique).

309 "ART, l', de rendre les femmes fidelles." Ouvrage imprimé à Paris en
1717. Remis au jour et commenté avec des Anecdotes tant anciennes que
modernes. 2 pts., pp. i + 164, iv + 148, 8vo. Bastien, Genève et Paris, 1779.
(ist edn. Paris, 1703).

310 ARTS, "atrocious arts of catholic priests who have lately committed

the most horrid and diabolical rape and murders in ireland and

France, etc." (i) Assassination of Marie Gérin by Mingrat, a Priest, trans-
lated from the French papers of July, 1824; (2) Murder of Catherine Sinnott
by Rev. John Carroll, at Killinick, Wexford, July 1824. Pamphlet, pp. 28,
8vo. London, John Fairburn, Broadway, Ludgate Hill, n.d. (c. 1824).

Ashbee, l,pp* 99-102.

311 ASHBEE, Henry Spencer.. Vide Landes (L. de) pseud, "glossaire erotique
de la langue française, etc." MS. Notes (by H. S. Ashbee). umo. 1861.

P.C. 30 b 24.

j_I2 - See "Wilkes, )., M.P., pseud, "an essay on woman." MS. notes by

H. S. Ashbee. urno. (1872). P.C. 31/ 30.

*4

313 ASHBEE, Henry Spencer. See I.....M, le C. d\ "bibliographie des

ouvrages relatifs A l'amour, etc." Second edn., (1 vol.), 8vo. 1864. Copious
MS. notes (by H. S. Ashbee) P.C. i<) a 43.

3*4

See "Fraxi Pisanus."

315 "ASOLANI, gli, di m. pietro bembo (cardinal)." sm. 410. With Episìre
dedicatoire à Lucrèce Borgia. Venise, Aide, 1505. Many reprints.

B.A. 388-389 ; Gay, I, 292-).

316 "ASOLANIS, les, de monseigneur bembo, de la nature d'amour."
Traduit de l'Italien par Jeh. Martin. 8vo., iát French version. Paris, 1545.
Many reprints. 389.

317 ATHÈNES, "manuel des boudoirs ou essais erotiques sur les d'lles
d'athènes." (By C. F. X. Mercier). Avec 4 figs., 4 tomes, pp. 302, 304, 319,
302, nmo. A Cythère (Paris) l'an du plasir et de la liberté, 1240 (1787).

P.C. 23 a 16-18.

318 ATHERTÖN, J. "the penitent death of a woefull sinner, or the pen.
d, of John atherton." pp. 2 11 + 35, 4to. Soc. of Stationers, Dublin, 1641.

B.M. E 176

319 — ---"john atherton, bishop of waterford, I598-1640, case of "

See "Case, The, of John Atherton, Bishops Athertons Case" ; "life, The, and
Death of John Atherton" ; "Memorials, Some, of the Life and Penitent Death
of" ; "Penitent, The, Death of a Woefull Sinner" ; "Political Balance."

320

-----— *<_a relation of the penitent death of bishop atherton by

Bernard Nicholas." Dublin, 1641; London, 1641, 1651, 1709, etC.-"case
of John atherton." London, 1709. Includes Letter by John Mills, Bishop
of Waterford.—"king's case of john atherton." London, 1716. D.N.B.

321 ATTALANTIS. "a new attalantis for the year one thousand seven-
hundred and fifty eight." Second edn., pp. vi + 1 + nmo. London,
M. Thrush, 1758. P.C. 23 b 11.

222 --------"new attalantis for the year I762; being a select portion of

secret history containing many facts strange but true." pp. ioo, i 2ÎT10.

London, Printed for W. Morgan, in Pater-NoSter-Row, 1762. Price 15 Shillings
and Sixpence. The Vol. terminates with "End of the First Part" but is com-
plete. Contains 5 Histories : (1) "The Amours of Lady Lucian" ; (2) "Henry
and Emma" ; (3) "The History of the Countess of B." ; (4) "A Private Anec-
dote in the Fashionable World" ; (5) "The Royal Rake, or the Adventures of
Prince Yorrick." Ashbee Cat. 268-279.

323 ATTIFFET, l', des demoiselles, première et plus importante pièce de
leur embellissement." Par G. de la Tayssonniere. Réimp. sur l'éd. orig. de
1575. (In Verse), pp. vi + 36, 8vo., 100 copies. Turin, Gay, 1870.

324 AUBERT, Charles, "pfxhés roses/' 10 parts with col. cover and an etching
by Jules Hanriot. 8vo. Paris, 1884. B.A. 453.

*5

325 AUBERT, Charles, "les nouvelles amoureuses." Eaux Fortes par J. Hanriot.
Vol. I-IV. In ten parts, each with col. cover and etched fronts by Jules
Hanriot 8vo. Paris, 1882-83. P.C. 25 a 16; B.A, 452,

326 AUBERVAL, Alphonse aimé Beaufort D'. See "Beaufort d'Auberval."

327 "AU bord du lit." Par Alexandre De Verineau. Stances illustrées de onze
eaux-fortes originales par Lucas O... pp. 39, 4to. Erotopolis à L'Enseigne
des Bacchantes, 1927.

328 AUCOURT, Godard D'. "thémidore, ou mon histoire et celle de ma
maîtresse." pp. 158, i2mo. A Londres (Cazin, Paris), 1781. B.A. 94.

329----"thÉMIDOR, OU mon histoire ET celle DE MA maitresse." 99. I58,

umo., illustrated. Paris, 1821. B.A. 95.

(This edition was seized and destroyed).

330 AUDE, M., Bibliophile, peud. (i.e. Octave Delepierre). Vide "Dissertation
ses les Idées Morales des Grecs."

331 AUDLEY, Lord, "the tryal and condemnation of mervin, lord audley,

earl OF castle haven: at westminster, april 5, 1631, for abetting A
rape upon his countess, commiting sodomy with his servants and com-
manding and countenancing the debauching OF his daughter, etc,"

pp. 8 and 31, 8vo. London, 1699.

332 "AUFZEICHNUNGEN einer maus aus zwei Häusern." Nach dem
Original Manuscript herausgegeben, 2 Bde., 8vo. St. Louis, (1877).

P.C.30 i 10,

333 "AURICULAR confession." See "Hogan, Wm."

334 AUSTRIAN WOMAN, "l'autrichienne (i.e. marie Antoinette) en
goguettes, ou l'orgie royale, opéra proverbe, etc." (By F. M. Mayeur
de Saint Paul), pp. 16, 8vo. (Paris,) 1789. P.C. 21 a 7 (6) ; Ashbee, I,p. 116.

--Another edition. 8vo. (Paris), 1789. P.C. 21 a 7 (20).

—--"l'autrichienne en goguettes." See "Peixotte, —, Banker. Le

Banquier Peixotte, etc." 8vo. (1867). P.C. 31^11.

337 "AUTHENTIC, the, memoirs of the countesse de barré, the french

kings mistress, carefully collated from a manuscript in the possession

of the dutchess of viLLEROY." By Sir Francis N. . . . pp. 216, sm. 8vo.
Sold by J. Roson, London, 1771. Bod. O/50 ; B.M., Dup. 1415 a 34.

338 "AUTHENTICK memoirs of the life, intrigues and adventures of the
celebrated sally Salisbury; with the true character of her most
considerable gallants." By Capt. Charles Walker. With portrait, pp. xxxii +
150, 8vo. London, 1723.

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J39 "AUTHENTIC, an, narrative of the most remarkable adventures and

curious intrigues of miss fanny da vies, the celebrated modern amazon,

etc." and edn, pp. 52, folding front., 8vo. London, Printed for the Editor
and sold by R, Jameson, T786.

340 "AUTOBIOGRAPHY, the, of a child." Written from the Psycho-Sexual
Analytical Standpoint. For Doôors, Parents, Teachers and Psychologists.
With five Appendices and Thirty-Three Notes, pp. xv + 389, 8vo. Kegan
Paul, London, n.d. (Seized by police and destroyed).

341 "AUTOBIOGRAPHY, the, of a flea, told in a hop, skip, and jump, etc."
8vo., L.P., wrappers. Cytheria, 1789 (London, 1877?). P.C. 31/15.

^_z -.—---— Another copy. One of 20 copies printed on Large Paper.

P.C.29 a 47.

343 AUTREAN, Jaques, "contes et nouvelles en vers." See "Recueil des
Meilleurs Contes en Vers." Tom 4. i6mo. 1778. P.C. 23 a 19-22.

344 "AVANTURES, les, d'euphormion, histoire satyrique." 3 vols, in 1,

3 engd. fronts, by J. Goeree, pp. vi + 1 + 118, 132, 154, umo. Chez les
Janssons a W^raesberge, Amsterdam, 1712.

345 "AVANTURES, les, de la madona et de Francois d'assise" ; Recueillies de
plusiers ouvrages des Docteurs Romains : Ecrites d'un stile récréatif : en même
temps capable de faire sentir le ridicule du Papisme sans aucune controverse.
Par Mr. Renoult cy-devant Prédicateur en l'Eglise Romaine et à présent
Ministre du St. Evangile à Amsterdam, chez Daniel de la Feuille près de la
Bourse. Engd. folding front, and 9 plates (3 folding also), pp. 8 leaves un-
numbered, 133 -f i, sm. 8vo. n.d. (Orig. edn.). Bod. O/43.

346 "AVENTURAS, las, de un pollo; cuadro de costumbres sociales."
Por El Reverendo Padre Claret Claret. 16 rough lithos., pp. 132, 8vo,
Olimpo Imprenta Mitologica, Barcelona, 1874. Ashbee Cat. 393-4.

(The name of Archbishop Claret appropriated probably on account of
scandals caused by his "Clave de Oro" p. v. sub. Claret).

347 "AVENTURES amoureuses de mlle de sommerange, ou les aventures

libertines d'une demoiselle de qualité sous la terreur j par de bourdel."

pp. 136 + 3, 8vo., (vellum). Sweetgra's Quebec

348 "AVENTURES, les, de chérubin l'enfant du bordel." (Attribué à
Pigault-Lebrun). 6 plates, 310 copies, pp. viii -f- 151. Chez Qizmich Aga,
Editeur (Brüx. J. Gay), An. MM. Several reprints.

Guildhall, An 28-4 (<opy on vellum pp. 192); B.A. 89-91 ; E. 22.

349 "AVENTURES, les, galantes de quelques enfants de loyola ..." Sur
L'Imprimerie au Paraclet 1782. 2 pts. in 1, pp. 196, 8vo. J. J. Gay, Bruxelles,
1882. P.C. 25 a il ; E. 82 ; B.A. 593.

350 "AVENTURES joyeuses galantes et amoureuses des filles et femmes de

bonne fortune, recueillies et racontées par un temoin oculaire."

4 col. plates, 24mo. Paris, n.d. B.A. 169.

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351 "AVANTURES de londres." Par L'Abbé Danet. pp. 199, 202, nmo.
Amsterdam, 1751.

352 "AVENTURES, les, matrimoniales, ou le mariage de la belle sophie."
Par Nabar. Engr. front., pp. 64. Lucerne, 1845. See "Saint-Ange, Louis de."

Asobee, J,pp. 110-111-434.

353 "AVENTURES, les, plaisantes de gusman d'alfarache, tirées de
l'histoire de la vie et revues sur l'ancienne traduction de l'original
espagnol." 2 engd. fronts., 2 vols., pp. xvi + 283, vin + 285, nmo. Londres,
1783. See "Gay, I."

354 "AVENTURES, les, de pomponius, chevalier romain, ou l'histoire de
notre temps." 8vo. Rome (Amsterdam), 1724. B.A. 495.

355 "AVANTURES, les, trop amoureuses, ou Elisabeth chudleigh ex-
duchesse douairière de kingston, aujourd'hui comtesse de bristol et
la marquise de la touche sur la scene du monde, etc." pp. 214, 8vo.
Londres, 1776.

356 B. C. . . . "christian testimony against papal wickedness by unmasking
the confessional ; or rome condemned out of her own mouth, and by

British courts of law, etc." (A reprint of "The Confessional Unmasked"),
pp. 98, 8vo. Printed for Private use, [London, 1868].

P.C. 31 e 15 ; Ashbee Cen. 88 et seq.

---"the confessional unmasked; showing the depravity of the

priesthood and immorality of the confessional, being the questions
put to females in confession, etc., extracted from works now used by
cardinal wiseman, his bishops and priests." With NotCS by C. B. 8vO,

London, 18 51. P. C. 2 5 a 15 —I ; Ashbee Cen. 8 8 et seq.

358--- ["confessional unmasked"]. (Another edition). "Maynooth and its

Teaching," "The Confessional Unmasked," etc Eighth thousand. 8vo.
London, 1852. P.C. 25 d 15—2 ; Ashbee Cen. 88 et seq.

359----(Another Edition), "the confessional unmasked" . . . 34th thousand

pp. iv -f 76, 8vo. Protestant Electora) Union, London, (1865?).

P.C. 3 if 17 ; Ashbee Cen. 88 et seq.

----(Another edition), 50th thousand, pp. iv + 76., 8vo. Protestant

Electoral Union, London (1867?). Bound up with newspaper cuttings.

P.C. 31/11.

361---"the liberty of britain imperilled by confessing priests, or

the history of the confessional unmasked." (By C. B.). pp. 40. 8vO.

Protestant Evangelical Mission, London, (1873 ?). P.C. 26 a 38.

362-------"report of the trial of mr. g. mac key, i8TH and i9th oct., 1870."

Containing the full fext (Latin and English) of . . . "The Confessional Un-
masked " (by C. B.), etc. pp. 116, 8vo. Protestant Evangelical Mission,
London, (1870?). P.C. 26 a 37. ; Ashbee Cen. 88 et seq.

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363 B..., Dr. See Marini, G. B., Poet, "the why and the wherefore ....

taken from the priapeian collection of the chevalier marino" (i.e.

translated from "Il Libro del Perché/' by G. B. Marini. By Dr. B____8vo.

1765. P.C. 27 b 10.

364 B. <. ., Mile. De. See "Sphere, La, de la Lune, etc."

365 B.. . ., A. See "Marino, Cavalière, "la première nuit de mariage ..."
Avec une post-face par A. B. 12010. 1883. P.C. 2669.

366 B ... A & Do£teur. "de l'urtificatton et de la flagellation .. ." Par
le Do&eur A. & B. See "Meibom, I. H., De Utilité de la Flagellation, etc."
8vo. (1879). P.C. 31 h 6.

367 B ..D. C D. L,, Mile. "La Nouvelle Académie des Dames, ou Histoire de
Mlle. B.... D.C.D.L." (i.e. Brion, dite Comtesse de Launay) avec front et 3
gravures libres, pp. 113., 8vo. Cythere, 1774 P.C. 30 c 20

368 B. H. . . ., H. B. (i.e. Henri Beyle). "par un des quarante." (Prosper Mér-
imée). Avec un frontispiece .. . dessiné et gravé par S.P.Q.R. (i.e. Félicien
Rops). pp. 62, 8vo. Elantheropolis (Brussels), 1864. P.C. 30 ¿ 18.

^--_- Another copy. L.P. P.C. 30 ¿25.

370-- "par un des quarante." (Prosper Mérimée), pp. 36 + 2, 8vo. La

Connaissance, Paris, 1920. Vide Gay

371 B ..., Julie, "les matinées du palais royal, ou amours secrètes de mlle.

julie b . * *, devenue comtesse de l'empire, racontées par elle-même."

Avec front., pp. 144, nmo. Paris, 1815. P.C. 29 b 79 (2).

jy₂ —------- —--Another edition, umo. Paris, 1834. P.C.30.&.43.

373 "B . .. MONACAL, le, ou vie voluptueuse des capucins et des nonnes,
etc" See "Capuchins."

374 B ..., P. See "Priape." "le petit cabinet de priape; poésies inédites."
(Edited by P. B.). nmo. 1874. P.C. 29644.

375 B ..., Raymond de. See "Amorous. The Amorous History of Raymond de B."

376 BABYLAS, Jean, "la virginité de madame brangien, joyeusetés
galantes." pp. 124, i6mo. Brancart, Bruxelles, 1883. P.C. 27^5.

—_--_---Another copy. pp. 124, 8vo. Brüx. 1883. P.C. 27622.

378 BAC, pseud. See Peladan, J. "femmes honnêtes!" Avec douze compositions
de Bac 8vo. 1885. P.C. 30* 12.

379 "BACCHANALIAN MAGAZINE, the." Composed principally of New
Convivial and Amorous Songs, with easy and familiar tunes, etc pp. 120, with
engd. title-page, oblong 8vo. London, 1793. P.C. 30^23.

*9

380 BAFFO, Giorgio, "le poesie di Giorgio baffo, patrizio veneto." pp. 250,
8vo, (London), 1771. P.C. 30 ¿ 18.

j8i - "poésies complètes ... en dialecte vénetien." Littéralement tra-
duites avec texte en regard. With portrait, 4 vols., 8vo., limited edition of
100 copies. Isidore Liseux, Paris, 1884.

P.C. 16 m 8 ; Asbbe* Cat. xxi//—»//"; E. 93.

382--"raccolta completa delle opere di giorgio baffo venete."

2 vols., 8vo. Constantinople, i860. P.C. 31^17.

383---"raccolta universale delle opere di giorgio baffo venete."

Engd. portrait and 4 engd. title-pages, Vol. I, pp. 312 + i ; Vol. III, pp. 312 +
i; Vol. III, pp. 312; Vol. IV, pp. 312; 4 vols., 8vo., Cosmopoli (London ?)
1789. P.C. 21 a 8-11,

384 "BAGATELLE, la, ou discours ironiques ou l'on prête des sophismes

ingénieux au vice et à l'extravagance pour en faire mieux sentir le

ridicule." Par M. van EfFen. 2 vols., sm. 8vo. Lausanne & Genève, 1745.

Vat. R. Lett. Est. V, 16,

385 "BAGFORD, the, ballads illustrating the last years of the stuarts."

With Introduction and Notes by T. Woodfall Ebsworth, with copies of the
original woodcuts. 2 vols., 8vo. Austin & Sons, 1878.

(The Amanda Group of Bagford Poems (c. 1668) corrected and annotated
by T. Woodfall Ebsworth, 8vo. Hertford, 1880).

386 "BAGNIGGE wells, a poem." pp. 2 11 + 27. (No t. p. in B.M. copy).

B.M. T. 660 (12).

387 "BAGNIO, the," Being a Collection of the Most Luscious Tales, Bawdy
Songs and Smutty Anecdotes ever published, containing a great many English,
Irish & Scottish Songs, besides a great many Toasts and Sentiments. The
whole arranged and produced by Toby Tickle C . . t., from Earl Rochester
and others. With 2 illus. and folding col. plate (by ? Isaac Cruikshank), pp. 144,
sm. 8vo. Price Fifteen Shillings. Citery Island, 1796.

388 "BAGNIO MISCELLANY, the." ... Three ... Dialogues between a Jew and
a Female Christian. Adventures of Miss Lais Lovecock at Miss Twist's Boarding
School. The Force of Instinct, etc. With 8 illus. by Siddon or Seddon. pp. 142,
8vo. John Jones (i.e. Geo. Cannon) in the Whitefriars, 1792. Later London
and New York reprints. (See also "Voluptuarian Cabinet").

Asbbee, I, pp.11 $-14; B.A. 208.

389 - Another edition, pp. 100, 8vo. London, printed for the Bibliopoliáts,

1892.

- Another edition. With 8 col. plates, pp. 84. Printed for the Society of

Vice, c 1830.

391 "BAIANO, couvent de." See "Couvent."

392 BAILLIE, Mathew, M.D. See "Robertson, J." "on the generative system—

fourth edition, to which are prefixed letters by m.b." 8vO. 1817.

P.C. 22 b 9.

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393 BAILLOT, A. See "Toliiab, A., pseud.

394 BAIN, F. W., pseud, "der mondespfeil." pp. 164, 4to. (Privatdruck). Berlin-
Charlottenburg, 1911.

395 "BAISERS tristes." Par L. V. Meunier. Illus. by R. V. Meunier, 8vo.
Paris, 1883. B.A. 558.

396 "BALAI, le."Poème heroi-comique en xviii chants. Licentious poem by
Abbé Jos, Dulaurens, 19 illus, by Carême, nmo. Constantinople (Amsterdam),
1761. Many editions. B.A. 420 ; Gay, I, 346.

397 BALAYAS Y CARAMUERA, Diego, pseud, (i.e. Jean Louis Claude Taupin
Dorval). "le jésuite misopogon seraphique, ou l'ennemi de la barbe des
capucins." Par l'Alguasil Dom Diego Balayas y Caramuera. pp. 72, nmo.
Naples (Paris?), 1762. P.C. 30 b 27.

398 "BALKANGREUEL." parts 2 in 1, pp. 106, 122. Privatdruck (Wien?),
1926.

399 BALLET GIRL. See "Intrigues." "intrigues and confessions of a ballet
girl."

400 BALTIMORE, Frederick Calvert, Lord, "the trial of Frederick calvert,

esq., baron of baltimore in the kingdom of ireland for a rape on the
body of sarah woodcock ... at the assizes kingston, march 26, 1768,

before the hon. sir Sydney Stafford smythe, kt." Published by Permission
of the Judge, pp. 74, folio. Printed for Wm. Owen and Joseph Gurney,
London, 1768. Ashbee Cat. 138-140.

401 BANDELLO, Matteo, a Dominican Bishop of Agen, "histoires tragiques

extraictes des oeuvres italiens de bandel et mises en langue française,
les six premières par p. boisteau et les suivantes par fr. de belle-forest."

7 vols., i6mo. Paris, 1568^-1603. Many editions. B.A. 425.

₄₀₂ —----"nouvelles de bandello, dominicain, evêque D'aGEN (xiVe

siècle)," Traduite en français pour la première fois. With portraits, 2 vols.
Vol. I pp. xvi + 332, Vol. II pp. 340, i8mo. (300 copies). Liseux, Paris,
1879-80. B.A. 380 ; Gay, III, 398.

--- "la prima parte de le novelle de bandello." 9 vols., 8vo. Presso

Riccardo Baucker, Londra, 1791 - 3. Vat. F err. tv, 62 8 5.

404 BANKS, L. "the young beauty of kent, or the true history of lucy

banks, daughter of a hop-planter near canterbury, and col. stevens
of london. shewing the many vicissitudes in life this young couple

went through." pp. 40, 8vo. Printed and Sold by Andrew Hambleton.
Price Fourpence, n.p., n.d.

405 "BANQUIER Peixotte, et la dervieux." Histoire peu morale extraite du
Parc au Cerfs avec figure facsimilée sur celle de 1790. Suivi de "l'autrich-
ienne en goguette ou l'orgie royale, opera proverbe." Few copies
only printed, pp. 11 only, unnumbered, 410. 1790. (Engraved front.). Con-
temporary reprint Gay, I.

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406 "BANQUIER peixotte." See "Peixotte ( ) Banker."

407 BARCELONA, "los perfumes de Barcelona; canción catable, que si

oliera EL DIABLO que LA leyera EN cines cantos." pp. 72, 24mO. Palma,

1844. P.C. 31^4.

408 - "_los perfumes de Barcelona ..." Nueva edición aumentata con la

Defenso del pedo en verso, pp. 60, 24mo. Madrid, 1877. P.C. 30 ; 6.

409 "BAREFACED adultery and alleged lunacy." A Correct Report, etc.
Variety of Interesting Details of Amorous and Ludicrous Matter, pp. 55,
8vo. London, W. Wright, 1825.

410 BARJAC, Viscount De. "le vicomte de barjac ou mémoires pour servir

À L'histoire de ce siècle (BY the marquis de LUCHEt)." 2 Vols., IZfflO,

Wilson . .. Dublin (Paris), 1784. P.C. 29 b 55 ; B.A. 168.

411 "BAR MAID, the, of the old point house . . ." By the author of "Tales
of Twilight" (Countess Félicité de Choiseul-Meuse). Translated from the
French, pp. 112, 8vo. New York, (1855?).

P.C. 31/15 (3); Ashbee, I, 117; B.A. 352.

412 BARNAUD, Nicolas. See "Cabinet. Le Cabinet du Roy de France."

413 BARRAL, Georges. See "Guyot, J." "bréviaire de l'amour expérimentale
. . ." Publié par les soins de M. M. G. B. et C. Dufaure de la Prade, etc. i6mo.
1882. P.C. 25 a 26.

414 BARRÉ, Louis, Professeur de Philosophie, "herculanum et pompéi."
Recueil général des peintures .. . etc. découverts jusqu'à ce jour et reproduits
d'après le moyen di Ercolano il Museo Borbonico et tous les ouvrages
analogues augmenté de sujets inédits, gravés au trail sur cuivre par H. Roux
et accompagné d'un texte explicatif par M. L. B. 8 vols., pp. 230 in each vol.,
8vo„, 60 plates in vol. 8. Musée Secret, Paris, 1840 P.C. 21 b 6.

4!j--.--Another edition. 8 vols., 8vo. Musée Secret, Paris, 1872.

P.C. z%b zi.

416 BARRETT, Paul, "mademoiselle javotte, ouvrage peu morale, etc."
(By P. Barrett), pp. 87, 8vo. 1788. See "Javotte, Mademoiselle."

P C. E 30 ¿ 19.

417 BARRAIN, Abbé J. See "Délices. Les Délices du Cloitre."

418 BARTHÉLÉMY, Auguste Marseille, "syphilis, poème en deux chants . . .
avec des notes par giraudeau de saint-gervais, etc." pp. 80, 8vo. Paris,
1840. P.C. 30 e 15.

419 BARTHÉLÉMY, Edouard de. See "Madame la Comtesse de Maure."

420 BAR VILLE, Chevalier de. "la morale des sens ou l'homme du siècle."
Extrait des Mémoires de Mr. le Chevalier de Bar... Rédigés par Mr. M...
D. M. (i.e. André Boniface Louis Riquette, Viscount de Mirabeau), pp. 244,
8vo. Londres, 1792. P.C. 30^30.

3*

4ZI BARVILLE, Chevalier de. "la morale des sens, ou l'homme du siècle."
Extrait des Mémoires de M. le Chevalier de Barville, rédigés par MM. . ..
D. M. (attributed to A. B. L. Riquette Viscount de Mirabeau). Nouvelle
edition, augmentée d'une Notice Bibliographique par M. P. L. Bibliophile
Jacob (i.e. Paul Lacroix). 8vo. Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 25 a 8.

422 "BAS-FONDS, les, de la société." Par Henri Monnier (8 Dialogues),
pp. 276 + table, 8vo. Claye, Paris, 1859. Several Reprints : Bruxelles (Am-
sterdam), 1864, front, by Rops, 140 copies ; Londres, n.d., edition miniature,
pp. 206 + i ; (Bruxelles, Kistemackers, 1880), nmo. B.A. 519.

423 BATACCHI, Dominico, "nouvelles galantes et critiques, par b......1"

(i.e. Dominico Batacchi), traduites de l'Italien, etc. nmo. 1803. See No. 496.

P.C. 31 a il ; E. 56.

424 ——— "opere complete . . ." Volume Unico, pp. 613, 8vo. Parigi, 1830.

P.C. 31 k 1.

425 BATAILLE, Charles, "la grande symphonie des punaises." Paroles de
MM. Nadar et C. B., Musique de M. J. Offenbach (in one act and in verse).
See "La Santé, Rue de, Paris, Le Théâtre erotique de la rue de la Santé, etc."
nmo. 1864. P.C. 21 a 19.

426 "BATH, the adventures of the." See "Cloisters."

427 BATTLES of venus." See "Venus, Battles of."

428 BAUDELAIRE, Charles Pierre, "a une courtisane—" Poème inédit—
publié d'après le manuscrit original et orné de huit eaux-fortes par Creixams.
(Edited by Pascal Pia). No pagination, thin large 8vo., paper covers. J. Fort,
Paris, 1925. P.C. 16 K 3.

_- "les pièces condamnées (de c. b.)." Edition ornée de douze gravures

sur bois de Daragnés, pp. 56 + 2, 4to. Letraranger-Coq, Paris, 1917.

430 BAUDERON DE SÉNECÉ, Antoine, "contes et nouvelles en vers."
See "Recueil des Meilleurs Contes en Vers." Tome 3, i6mo. 1778.

P.C. 23 a 19-22.

431 BAUDIER, Louis Etienne, "arlequin démocratique." Oeuvre Collective
d'une Société de Littérateurs sous la Direction de Louis Baudier. pp 2 5 2, 12mo.
Published Mars 1873. Ashbee, I, 90-94.

(550 copies printed (420 were seized by the police). Dedicated to Victor
Hugo. Author and publisher were fined and imprisoned. The volume contains
5 pieces : (1) "Les Possédés au XIXe Siècle," A. S. Morin (Mirom) ; (2) "Mon
Premier Amour," Elégies Victor Paquet ; (3) "Pour de la Soie/' N. Blanpain ;
(4) "Alphonse Paquet" ; The Last : Sur les Genoux de l'Eglise by Baudier,
dealt with "Prevalence among priests at the present day of Sodomy and the
abominations to which choirs of boys can be made subservient." Author
condemned 16 Dec, 1873, by the Cours d'Assises de la Seine to 6 months'
imprisonment and fine of 200 francs.).

432 BAUDOIN, of Brussels. See "Eulalie, la Scandaleuse," pseud.

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43 J BAUNY, E. "examens db certains péchés." See "Taxil, L., pseud. Les
Livres Secrets des Confessions dévoilés, etc." 8vo. (1885). P.C. 27 * 23.

454 BAUVESET, Robbé de. "oeuvres badines." nmo. Bruxelles, 1880.

B.A. 244.

433 "BAWD, the." A Poem containing all the Various Practices these Diabolical
Characters make use of to decoy Innocent Beauty into their Snares, with their
Behaviour to them and the means they are made to employ to entertain their
numerous gallants, many of whom are here described in the glowing colours,
And is, on the whole, a high seasoned dish cooked up for the Bucks, Bloods,
Choice Spirits and Demi-Reps of the Present Age. By a Distinguished Wor-
shipper in the Temple of Venus, pp. 24, 4to. For the Author, London, n.d.
(c. 1782). B.M. 11631 ¿31 (8)

436 BAYLE, Pierre, "sur les obscénités." Remarques par Pierre Bayle publiées
pour la première fois séparément avec une Notice bio-bibliographique, nmo.
Brüx., 1879. B.A. 489.

437 BAYROS, Franz von. "erzählungen am Toilettentische." A portfolio of
15 erotic plates, limited edition of 500 copies, folio. Vienna, c. 1905.

Coll. Gugit%.

438 BAZIN, L'Abbé, pseud, "valentine; oulev... coupé." Poëme en sept
chants par l'Abbé Bazin, etc. (Le Chevalier d'Aigremont.,. conte joyeux ...
mis en bon français par l'Abbé Bazin, etc. [attributed to Voltaire]). 2 pts.,
pp. 99, 8vo. Paris, An. VII (reprinted 1872). P.C. 30 ¿ 10.

439 BEARDSLEY, Aubrey. See "Aristophanes." "lysistrata" Illus. by A.
Beardsley. 4to. 1896. P.C. 31 1 6.

440 - "the story of venus and tannhauser, etc" A Romantic Novel,

now first printed from the original manuscript, pp. 88, limited edition of
300 copies. For Private Circulation, London, 1907. (No illustrations).

$}d 135.

441 BEAUFORT D'AUBERVAL, Alphonse Aimé, "contes en vers brotico-
philosophiques, etc." 2 vols., 8vo. Bruxelles, 1818. P.C. 30 e 9.

442----Another copy. pp. 272, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1882.

P.C. 30 e 6.

443 - See "Enfant du Trou du Souffleur."

444 BEAUMONT, Ed. de. "l'epée et les femmes." Avec cinq dessins de
Meissonier. 8vo. Librairie de Bibliophiles, Paris, 1881.

(English version by Alfred Allinson (1900). See "Sword and Womankind."

445 "BEAUTÉ, de la." Discours divers pris sur deux fort belles façons de
parler desquelles l'hébreu et le grec usent l'hébreu 31V Tob et le grec
XX^ôv XXYX^iv voulant signifier que se qui est naturellement beau est aussi
naturellement bon ; avec La Paule-Graphie ou Description des beautez d'une
dame Tholosaine nommée La Belle Paule—par Gabriel de Minut, Chevalier
Baron de Castera, Seneschal de Rouergue. 8vo. Bartholemi Honorât au Vaze
d'Or, Lyon, 1587. Reprinted (Raretés Bibliographiques, 100 copies, pp. 268,
8vo.). Bruxelles, 1865. B.A. 442.

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446 "BEAUTÉ, la, du sein des femmes." Par Mercier de Compiègne d'après
"L'Eloge des Tétons" de Nicolas Ducommon." pp. 195, nmo. Coffret du
Bibliophile, Paris, n.d.

447 BECCADELLI, Antonius, "panormita." Antonii Panormitae Hermaphro-
ditus ; Primus in Germania edixit et apophoreta adjecit F, C. Forbergino.
pp. xvi -f 406, 8vo. Coburgi, 1824. (Rare). P.C. 27 a 24 ; Ashbee, I, 81 82.

44g - "panormita." [Collezione Erotica dei grandi Scrittori]. L'Ermafrodito

(li Panormita). pp. 70, 8vo. L'Editrice Italiana, Napoli, n.d.

Guildhall, An 28-4, No. 41.

449-- "panormita," L'Hermaphrodite de Panormita . . . traduit pour la

première fois, avec le texte latin et un choix des Notes de Forberg. pp. xix +
154, 8vo. Paris, 1892. (Only two copies printed). P.C. 29 a 36.

450 BECHMAN, Io. Volkm. "tractatio jurídica de coitu damnato." pp. 40,
4to. Jena, 1733. Ashbee Cat. 6.

451 BECOMES, DE. See "Comble, de, of Lyons."

452 BEDFORD COFFEE HOUSE, "memoirs of the Bedford coffee house."
By A Genius ; Dedication to the Moát Impudent Man Alive, pp. 2 11. + 143,
sm. 8vo. J. Single, London, 1763. B.M. 12314** 11 ; another, 12330 b b 33.

(See "Notes and Queries," Vol. 166, pp. 150-1).

453 BED-FELLOWS, "the bed-fellows ; or the young misses manuel {sic.)."
In Six Confidential Dialogues between two budding beauties who have just
fledged their teens. Adapted to the capacity of every loving Virgin who has
wit enough in her little finger to know the value of the rest—. pp. 150,
8 engravings, nmo. Printed and published on Möns Veneris, and may be had
of all who seek it there. Several editions—first by Dickenson, c 1820
(8 plates); by Dugdale, i860, pp. 120, with 8 bad lithographs.

Ashbee, I, pp. 126-27 i B.A. 401

454 BEDLARKS. "bedlarks, or how to do it." See "Cupid's Own Library."

455 BEDSTEAD, "the curious and diverting history and adventures of
a bedstead." Containing Many Singular and interesting Amorous Tales and
Narratives, particularly Lord K . . .'s Rapes and Seduction ; Peep into the
Seraglio ; Intrigues in a Boarding-School ; London Licentiousness Displayed ;
interspersed with others forming one of the most moving histories ever
displayed to the public of Amours in High and Low Life ; embellished with
appropriate plates, pp. 158, 121110. Smith, 3 Wych St., Strand, London, n.d.
c. 1840. Ashbee Cat. 149-50.

(This is a reprint by Dugdale of a tale originally published in 1784 in the
"Rambler's Magazine." There is also an illustrated edition by Henry G S.
Smith & Co. ofiNew York, "The Adventures of a French Bedstead)."

456 "BEGEBENHEIT, kuriose, zweyer bruder namens jemine und leck
mich arsch." Mit vignettes, pp. 4, sm. 4to. Aus dem Zahrenthal, 1790.

Coli. Gugit%.

457 "BEGGARS ben is on and merryland order of." See "Anstruther."

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45» "BEGIERDE, die/' Lustspiel, von A. C. W. Von Quillensproden. 8vo.
Berlin, 1809.

459 "BEHARISTAN, the (abode of spring)." By Jami. A Literal Translation
from the Persian, pp. iv. + 183, cr. 8vo., vellum. Kama Shaátra Society,
Benares, 1887.

460 BELIN DE BALLIE, Jacques Nicolas, "les confessions d'un docteur de
Sorbonne, ou le prêtre." pp. 128, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1883. P.C. z^ azi.

461 BELLARS, H. J. Vide Ashbee Index, pp. 11-12. Printed for J. Camden
Hotten, "paniers aux ordures." "joe miller's jests."

462 "BELLE, la, alsacienne, ou telle mère telle fille." 2 vols, in 1, pp. 186,
8vo., 2 etched fronts. (500 copies). Gay & Douce, Bruxelles, 1882. E, 73.

463 BELLE, la, cauchoise, ou mémoires d'une jolie normande devenue

courtisane célèbre . . . par un auteur critico-satirico-dramaturgique."

pp. 177, i2mo., front, and 4 plates, à Libidinibus chez Sensualité à la Délicatesse
rue du Tempérament 10308070.

464 "BELLE, la, libertine, ou les aventures galantes de mademoiselle

a ..." 2 fronts., 5 plates, i8mo. Paris, 1784. P.C. 31 b 10 ; B.A. 581.

(Wrongly attributed to Mirabeau).

465 "BELLE,la, sans chemise, ou eve ressuscitée." Nouvelle édition augmentée
d'une Notice. (200 copies), pp. iv + 78, 8vo., engd. front, and 3 figs, par
Chauvet. Gay, Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 17 b 10 ; E. 59 ; B.A. 362.

467 BELLEVILLE, Rosa. See "Memoirs of."

468 BELLY, "ode to a belly." See "Amours. Amours of a Modest Man."

469 BELOT, Adolphe. See "Mademoiselle Giraud."

470 BEMBO, Cardinal Pietro. See "Asolani & Asoianis."

471 BENBOW, W. See "Crimes of the Clergy."

472 "BENEFIT, the, of farting explained," or the Fundament-all Cause of
the Distempers incident to the Fair Sex . . . Wrote in Spanish by Don Fart-in-
hando Puff-in-dorst, Professor of Bumbaát in the University of Craccow and
translated at request of. . . Lady Damp-Fart, of Her-Fartshire, by Obadiah
Fizle, groom of the Stool to the Princess of Arse-Mini in Sardinia. Fourth
Edition revised by a College of Fizz-icians. pp. 12, 4to. A Moore, near St.
Pauls, London, 1722.

473 "BENEFIT, the, of farting explained;" or the Fundament-all Cause of
the Distempers incident to the Fair Sex ... by Don Fart-in-hando Puff-in-dorst,
Professor of Bumbast in the University of Cracow, etc." Fourteenth Edition
. .. revised by a College of Phyzz-icians. pp. 12, 4to. Also, in verse, "Medita-
tion on a T . . d Wrote in a Place of Ease—The Fart of Country Squire."
pp. 8-12, 2 title-pages. A. Moore, London, 1732.

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474 "BENEFIT, the, of farting further explained, vindicated and main-
tained against those blunderbusses who will not allow it to be con-
cordant to the cannon law, etc." By Fart-in-Haiido Puff Indorsi. ... In-
scribed to Miss Arse in a Bandbox, and edn., pp. 28, 8vo. A. Moore, near
St. Paul's, n.d. (c. 1732).

475 "BENEFITS, the, and privileges of cuckolds, etc.—dedicated to

mother h—gg—r." pp. 32, 8vo. A. Moore, London, 1728.

476 BÊRANGER, Pierre Jean de. "les gaietés de béranger." Quarante-quatre
Chansons erotiques de ce poète, suivi de chansons politiques et satiriques non
recueillies dans ses oeuvres prétendues complètes. (Front, by Félicien Rops).
pp. 173, ïamo. Amsterdam (Brussels). 1864. P.C. 30/18.

(One of ten copies printed on India paper with impressions of the frontis-
piece in red and black.)

477 BÉRANGER. "les chansons erotiques de p. j. béranger." Ornées de
quatorze planches gravées à l'eau-forte et coloriées, pp. 163, 4to. (250 copies).
Aux Dépens d'un Amateur, 1923.

47g -------_ "les gaietés de béranger." Recueil des Meilleurs Chansons

Erotiques et Satiriques de ce poète, pp. 156, nmo. Villa Franca, 1875.

479 BÉRAUD, F. F. A. "les filles publiques de paris et la police qui les
régit" . . . Précédés d'une Notice Historique sur la Prostitution chez les
divers peuples de la Terre, par M. A. M. (pseud. .M Albert Montemont).
2 vols., pp. 308, 264, umo. Meline Cans et Cie., Bruxelles, 1839.

480 BERGERET, Louis Francois Etienne, "delle frodi nell' esercizio dei
piaceri sessuali . . ." Traduzione sulla sesta edizione francese aumentata,
pp. 142, i6mo. Roma, 1881. P.C. 27b.

n.b.—One of the "Biblioteca degli Adulti."

481 "BERKELEY HORSE, the." An engraving of this is given by Ashbee,
Index, pp. xliv.

482 BERKLEY, Theresa, "the favourite of venus, or secrets of my note
book explained in the life of a votary of pleasure." With fine engravings,
pp. 78, i2mo. T. Sudbury, 252 High Holborn, London, c. 1825.

483 ——---------Another issue by John Dugdale. With six illus. c. 1830.

Ashbee Cat. 145-6.

484 BERNUS, Alexander von. See "Priapeia." "carmina priapeia in Nach-
dichtung von a. von bernus, etc." 8vo. I905. P.C. If U 20.

485 BÉROALDE DE VER VILLE, Francis, "le moyen de parvenir" . . .
Nouvelle édition collationée sur les Textes anciens, avec Notes variantes,
index, glossaire et Notice bibliographique par un Bibliophile Campagnard.
2 tomes, 8vo. (Privately printed). Paris, 1870-72. P.C. 17^3.

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486 BEROALDE DE VERVILLE, Francis. Orig. edn. :—"le moyen de par-
venir/' contenant la raison de tout ce qui a été, eát, et sera." Imprimée
cette année, n.p., n.d. i2mo., pp. 595, but pagination carried on to 617,
there being gaps between 168 and 179, 391 and 402, 589 and 601. Many
reprints, see "Gay, II." B.A. 406-611.

487 - «le moyen de parvenir." 3 vols., sm. 8vo. Delaure, Paris, n.d.,

c. 1890. G. An, 29-3, Ño. 27.

488 - "the way to succeed." A Translation by Olivier Stonor of "Le Moyen

de Parvenir." With Introduction by Arthur Machen. 2 vols., 4to., limited to
400 copies, quarter morocco. Hesperides Press, London, 1930.

489 BERTHE, Pierre, "plaidoyer de freydier." (Pour M. Lajon . . . contre
P. B., etc.). See Cadenas. "Les Cadenas de Chasteté, etc." i6mo. 1883.

P.C. 25 a, 37

490 BERTRAM, James Glass. See Cooper, William M., pseud.

491 BERTY, Alfonso, "sodoma." (A tale), pp. 123, 8vo. Milano, 1889.

P.C. 29.^.25.

492 BESANT, Annie, Mrs. See Mead, G. R. S. "the leadbeater case." A
Reply to the President's (Mrs. Besant's) letter of November, 1908. By G. R.
S. Mead, H. Burrows, W. Kingsland and Edith Ward. 8vo. 1908.

P.C. 28 a 4.

493 BETTY-LAND. "EpûnoicoXiç; the present state of betty-land." See
"Erotopolis Ep<úlo7toAiC etc." i2mo. 1684. P.C. 27 ¿ 37.

494 BEVERLAND, Adrian, "hadriani beverlandi ... de stolatae virgini-
tatis jure—LucuBRATio ACADEMiCAE," (Translated by Francis D. Byrne).
(Latin and English), pp. xxxiv + 475, 8vo. Carrington, Paris, 1905.

P.C. 20 a 6.

495 BEYLE, Marie Henri. See "B. H. H. B. (i.e. Henri Beyle)." "par un des
quarantes" (Prosper Mérimée), etc. 8vo. 1864. P.C. 30 b 18.

496 B......I. "nouvelles galantes et critiques." Par B......i (i.e. Dom-
enico Batacchi), traduites de l'italien par un Académicien des Arcades de
Rome (i.e.-Louet of Chaumont). 4 tomes, nmo. Avignon, Paris, 1803.

P.C. 31 a il

497 BIANCHI-GIOVANI, Aurelio, "la corte del papa." Memorie di un
Carabiniere publicate da A. B-G. pp. 102, 8vo. Torino, 1859. P.C.28.0.23.

498 BIBLE—Appendix. See Valbert, L. and Rossi-Sacchetti, V. "le nu dans

la bible, etc." I2mo. (19oo?). P.C. 27 a 13

499 - See "Taxil, L" "la bible amusante, etc" 8vo. 1881 (etc.).

P.C. 16 7.

₅₀₀ -— See "Celsus, pseud." "bible bestiality, etc." 8vo. 1888.

P.C. 29 b 12.

501 BIBLE—Old Testament. Appendix. See Malvezin, P. "la bible farce,
etc." 4to. 1881. P.C. 16 m 6.

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502 "BIBLE, the, and polygamy." Does the Bible sanction Polygamy? A
Discussion between Professor Orson Pratt one of the Twelve Apostles of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and Rev. Doctor J. P. Newman,
Chaplain of the U.S. Senate in the New Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Aug. 12,
13 and 14, 1870. To which are added Three Sermons on the Same Subject by
Prest. George B. Smith, and Elders Orson Pratt and George Cannon. Pub-
lished at the News Steam Press Printing Establishment, Salt Lake Gty.
pp. 105, 8vo. 1877.

503 "BIBLIOPHILE." "bibliothèque secrète des amis du plaisir." "Comment
j'ai perdu mon pucelage par une petite cochonne de veuve." (Edited by "Un
Bibliophile"), pp. 22, nmo. Paris, 1890. P.C. 290 18.

504 "BIBLIOTHEK, die schwarze." Nach gesammelten Originalen zusammen-
gestellt von . . . Nachdruck verboten. 3 vols., 8vo. n.d., n.p. (c. 190—).

Coli. Gugitv^.

505 "BIBLIOTHÈQUE erotique." 2 vols., 8vo. Rome, 1790 (probably London,
c. 1820). Vide Gay, I, 392.

506 "BIBLIOTHÈQUE libre, etc" (in progress). i2mo. Strasbourg, 1871, etc.

P.C. 27 b.

507 BIENVILLE, D. T. de, M.D. "nymphomania, or a dissertation con-
cerning the furor uterinus." Written originally in French and translated
by E. S. Wilmot. pp. 189, including xvi. of Preface + 16 pp. Append, ix -f
i Contents. 8vo. J. Bew, London, 1775. P.C. 23 b 1.

508 "BIGARURE, la nouvelle." pp. 16, large 8vo. n.p., n.d. (c. 1750). With
ig copperplate engravings. Coil. Gugit^.

509 BIJOU, "le bijou de société." (For editions of this work published under the
title of "Le Cabinet de Lampsaque " see "Lampsacus.").

510 "BIJOU, le, de société, ou l'amusement des graces." Engd. title-page

and front., I leaf +101 pp. + 101 engr. plates, 2 vols., 321110. A Paphos,
L'An des Plaisirs, (Paris, c. 1784). (Original rare).

511 BIJOU, le, de société ou l'amusement des graces." 2 ptS., pp. 101, 32mO.

Paphos, l'An des Plaisirs, (1785?). P.C. 30 a 12.

512 "BIJOUX, les, indiscrets." (By Diderot). 2 vols, in 1, Vol. I, 3 IL + 220;
Vol. 2, i 1. + 248, i2mo. Au Monomotapa, n.d.

B.M. 12518 a 6 ; Vat. Chigi, iv, 3153.

513 "BIJOUX, les, indiscrets." 2 vols. Vol. i, 311.1-3, Table 4-6 + pp. 370, with
engr. front, and 5 plates ; Vol. II, 1 leaf Table + pp- 4*° and 2 plates,
8vo. i£t edn. Pékin, 1748.

514 "BIJOUX, les, indiscrets." 8vo., 2 11. A Zima, pp. 389. Engr. front. 1,
vignette on title-page and 5 plates. Chez Marc-Michel Rey, Amsterdam,
1772. (Many reprints).

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515 "BIJOUX, les, indiscrets," or The Indiscreet Toys ; translated from the
Congese language. In Five vols., nmo., adorned with copper plates. Vol. I,
pp. vi + 276; Vol. II, pp. Ii + 315 and 8 plates. Tobago: Reprinted for

Pierrot Ragout with the approbation of M . . 1 S____xe, MDCCXLIX, and

sold by R. Freeman, near St. Paul's and at all the Booksellers.

B.M. 1079 b 29.

516 "BIJOUX, les, des neuf-soeurs ; avec de jolie gravures." pp. 296, I2mO.

Paris, 1790.

517 "BIJOUX, les, DU petit neveu de l'aretin, OU etrennes libertines " . . .

Pour le courant de l'Année 1792. pp. 84, avec seize figures en taille-douce,
8vo. Paris, 1791. P.C. 30/21; Ashbee, I, 132-3.

518 BILITIS."les véritables chansons de bilitis." Traduites du Grec pour la
Première fois d'après le Manuscrit de la Julienne, pp. 102, 4to., 87 illus. in
red and black (22 "Chansons" in prose, chapter headings in red), 350 num-
bered copies, n.p., n.d. (Paris?), 1933?

519 BINNING AND BYRES, Charles, Baron of). See "Hamilton."

520 "BIOGRAPHIES anecdotiques et galants des catins les plus célèbres
de la capitale des welches" (Paris). i8mo. Cytheropolis, 1784 (Paris,
1865). B.^l.215.

521 BIRCHEN, the, bouquet and other curious conceits of the olden

times." pp. 253, 8vo. London, 1896. P.C. 31 e 36.

522 "BIRCHEN, the, bouquet, or curious and original anecdotes of ladies

fond of administering the birch discipline." With rich engravings.
Published for the Amusement as well as the Benefit of those Ladies who have
under their tuition Sulky, Stupid, Wanton, Lying or Idle Young Ladies or
Gentlemen. Fcap. 8vo, pp. 48, 8 lithos. Printed for George Tickler, Boston,
n.d. (W. Dugdale, c. i860, the Preface is dated Boston, April 4,1853).
Orig. edn. c. 1770-90, reprinted by G. Cannon, c 1826, with engravings,
and again in 1881 (1 col. plates, republished with considerable Additions—
Birchington on Sea, 1881). 7 + 4J-, pp. 60. Ashbee Cat. 242-3.

523 BIRCHEN BOUQUET, "le bouquet de verges, anecdotes gaies et curi-
euses À l'usage des dames." Traduit ... de l'anglais par les soins de la
Société des Bibliophiles Cosmopolites, pp. vii + 86, nmo. Londres (Amster-
dam) 1881. (Part of the "Musée Secret du bibliophile anglais). P.C. 31^12.

524 "BISHOP ATHERTON's case discussed, in a letter to the author of
a late pamphlet iNTiTLED 'the case of John atherton' . . ." fairly repre-
sented in wh. are produc'd Some Original Papers relating to the Life and
Death of that Bishop. Published from a Manuscript of the late Rev. Mr.
John Quick attested under his own hand, etc. pp. 16, 8vo. E. Curii, London,
1711. B.M. 1416 c 3.

525 BLACKEYES, Sadie, "lovely lisette," her Adventures and Misfortunes.
Trans, from French, pp. 192, cr. 8vo. Paris, n.d. (19—).

40

z6 "BLACK joke, the." A Bawdy Song Book (2 or more series). H. Smith (W.
Dugdale), 37 Holywell St. See "Dugdale."

27 BLANCHE, Jean-Pierre, Bookseller at Brussels (b. 1820). For Notes see
"Ashbee, I, 197-8."

28 BLAIN, Emile, "le carquois de cupidon." 2e edn., pp. 73, 8vo. Londres,
1883. (Vol. I of "La Nouvelle Bibliothèque Rose"). P.C.29 b 10.

29-- "les nuis d'amour d'un provincial à paris." pp. 336, i8mo.

Paris, 1890. P.C. 29 b 29.

30 BLANCHEMAIN, Prosper. See Ozier de Gombaud, J. "epigrammes I .."
publiées avec une Note bibliographique de P. B. i6mo. 1874. P.C. 27 b 29.

31 - See Sidredoulx, E., pseud.

32 "BLASONS ANATOMiQUEs du corps féminin." Publiés sur l'Edition de 1550
avec un Avant-Propos, des Notes et un Glossaire par le Bibliophile Ad . . .
B .. . pp. 123 and 1, 8vo., 499 copies. E. Sansot & Cie., Paris, 1907.

Boi. O/32.

33 BLAYRE, Christopher, "the cheetah girl, etc." pp. 213-308, 8vo. London,
1923. (Printed as Manuscript for Private Circulation).

P.C. 28 a 41 ; another copy P.C. 28 a 37.

34 BLESSEBOIS, Pierre Corneille, "alosie, ou les amours de mme. de m. t. p."
Avec une Notice historique sur P. C. Blessebois par Marc de Montifaud, etc.
pp. 124, nmo. Londres (Brussels), 1880. P.C. 31 / 14.

35 [———] "priape opéra en musique 1694." Piece attribuée à Blessebois,
réimprimée textuellement avec facsimile des vignettes et une Notice. Impres-
sion spéciale faite pour la Bibliomaniac Society, pp. viii + }1> sm. 8vo.

Bodleian 0/86.

36 - "lupranie." Histoire amoureuse, etc. (attributed to P. C. Blessebois).

nmo, 1668. See "Lupanie." P.C. 39 a 15.

37 —- "le rut, ou le pudeur éteinte." pp. 143, nmo. Genève, (1885?).

P.C. 27 b a y E. No. 30.

38 "BLESSING, a, to woman kind, sexual physiology, etc." pp. 6, 8vo.
(WeSt, Nottingham, 1890). P.C. 29 b 13.

39 "BLESSING, the, of polygamy displayed." By R. Hill. 8vo. London, 1781.

40 BLOCH, Ivan, "the sexual life of our time in its relations to modern
civilisation ..." Trans, from the sixth German edn. by M. E. Paul. pp. xvi
+ 790, 8vo. London, 1908. P.C. 26 a 39.

41 BLONDINE, "la blondine—ou avantures nocturnes entre les
hommes et les femmes." pp. 64, 8vo. Amsterdam, 1762. P.C. 29 a 11.

42 "BLOWEN'S, the, cabinet of choice songs." A Beautiful. . . Collection
of. . . Smutty Ditties . . . Contains, inter alia : "The Great Plenipotentiary/'
"Oh, Miss Tabitha Ticklecock," "The Magical Carrot of the Parsley Bed,"
"Katty O'More or the Root/' "My Mot's in the Luck," "Roger in all his
Glory," "My Woman is a Rummy Whore/' "The Pego Club--The Invisible
Tool." pp. 48, sm. 8vo. W. West, 57 Wych St., Strand, n.d. (c. 1830).

Ashbee I, 133-7; B.A. 384.

41

54) BLUE M ML, Emil Carl, "erotische volkeslieder aus deutsch-oster-
reich mit scrignoten." Gesammelt und herausgegeben von E. K. BlummL
pp. 183, 8vo. Vienna, 1906. P.C. 26*141.

544 BOCCACCIO, Giovanni, "contes et nouvelles de boccace." Traduction
libre. 2 vols., sm. 8vo. Contains 100 plates by Romayne de Hooghe. J.
Gaillard, Cologne, 1712. B.A. 329, also 331.

545 - "thirteen most pleasant and delectable questions entitled a

disport of diverse noble personages." Written in Italian by M, John
Boccace, Florentine and Poet Laureat in his book named Philocopo; Eng-
lished anno 1566 by H. G. To which is prefixed an Introduction by Edward
Hutton. pp. xxiii + 102, 8vo. London, 1927. Coll. Gugfy.

546 - "selections from the Decameron." Including all the passages

hitherto suppressed. Translated from the Italian (by Edward Sellon). pp. vii -f-
78, printed in bold type, title in red and black, 8vo. London, 1865.

Ashbee I, 369-70.

347 -— "contes et nouvelles de boccace." Nouvelle Edn. mis en beau

langage accomodé au gout de ce tems. 2 vols., umo. La Haye, 1777.

P.C. 30/13.

54g - "contes de j. boccace." Traduction nouvelle enrichie de belle

gravures. 10 tomes, nmo. Londres, 1779. With a second title-page engraved
bearing the date 1777. P.C. 30 h 11.

549 - (Decamerone—French), "nouvelle de jean boccace," Traduction

Ubre, avec la Vie de Boccace par Mirabeau ... et de figures gravées d'après
dessins de Marillier. 8 tomes, izmo, Paris, 1802-3. Tome I only is dated
1803. P.C. 30 h 12.

530---(Decamerone). See Flameng, L. "illustrations to the Decameron

(of boccaccio), etc." 8vo. 1887. P.C. 27 d 42.

551 BODKIN, "a tale of the lady's bodkin." A Poem, by T. M. Gent. pp. 6,
fol. Printed and sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster, n.d.
(price Three Half-Pence), (c 1720).

552 BOILEAU, Jacques, "de l'abus des nudités de gorge." (Reprinted from
the Brussels edition of 1675). pp. 88, 8vo. Gand, 1857. One of 8 copies printed
on coloured paper. P.C. 28 h 4 (3) ; B.A, 214.

553 BOILEAU, Abbé. "historia flagellantinum de recto et perverso

flagorum usu parisiis." 8vO. i70o. B.A. 15.

554 - "histoire des flagellans." Traduite du latin de M. l'Abbé B.

(A translation of the above). 8vo. Amsterdam, 1701. B.A.id.

555 BOILEAU-DESPREAUX, Nicholas. See Octogénaire, "l'art priapique

parodie des deux premiers chants de l'art poétique (of boileau-

déspreaux), etc." i2mo. 1864. P.C. 30/6.

556 BOINVILLE, Madame de. See Coeur-Brulant, Viscountess de, pseud.

42

557 BOISGELIN DE CUCE, Jean de Dieu Raymond, Cardinal Archbishop of
Tours. See "Recueil de Pièces Diverses."

558 BOLTON, "the memoirs of miss Arabella bolton." Containing a genuine
account of her seduction and the barbarous treatment she afterwards received
from the Hon. C(olonel) L(uttrall) the present supposed member for the co.
of Mddx. Fell, London, 1770.

559 BONAPARTE, Family of. "les deux cours et les nuits de saint-cloud."
Moeurs, Débauchés et Crimes de la Famille Bonaparte (by H. Magen), pp. 88,
nmo. Paris, 1870. P.C. 30 b 11.

5<5o--"_les femmes galantes des napoléons." Secrets de Cours et de

Palais, Documents et Conversation authentiques (by C. J. B. Jacquot). 2 vols.,
8vo. Berlin, 1862.

561 BONA VENTURE, Charles, pseud, "le synode conjugal ou aloisia
sacra." Recueil de Conferences. 2 vols., nmo. A Paris, 1796. Coll. Gugit\.

562 "BONBONNIÈRE, die." Galante und Artige Sammlung erotischer Phanta-
sien von Choisy le Conin (F. von Bayros) mit Paraphrasen in Poesie und
Prosa von Amadée de la Houlette (Franz Blei) 6 Lieferungen zu je 6 Blatt.
Large 4to. (Wien, 1907).

563 "BONEY, or the son of satan, showing how he was conceived, how he
was suckled, and what are his pleasures." 8vO. n.p., 1813. B.A. 592.

(Licentious satire on Napoleon).

564 BONNEAU, Alcide. See Bouchard, J. J. "les confessions de j. j.
Bouchard . . ." Publiées . . . sur le Manuscrit de l'Auteur (par A. B.). 8vo.
1881. P.C.ijbz.

5<jj - See Curiosa, "essai sur la langue erotique ; gesner jean mathias ;

socrate et l'amour grec."

566 —--"aretino." Les Ragionamente ; ou Dialogues di divin Pietro

Aretino. Texte italien et traduction complète par le traducteur des"Dialogues
de Luisa Sigea, etc" (i.e. Alcide Bonneau). 8vo. 1882. P.C. 25 ¿ 9.

567 - See Sigea, Aloisia, pseud, "les dialogues de luisa sigea sur les

arcanes de l'amour et de venus . . ." Texte latin et traduction littérale, la
seule complète, par le traducteur des "Dialogues de Pietro Aretino" (i.e.
Alcide Bonneau). 8vo. 1882. P.C. 26 b 1.

568 - See Aretino, Pietro. "les sonnets luxurieux . . ." Traduction

littérale par le traducteur des "Ragionamenti" (A. Bonneau), etc. 8vo. 1882.

P.C. ijb 14.

569 BONNETAIN, Paul, "charlot s'amuse. . . ." Avec une Préface par H.
Céard. 3e édition, pp. xi + 348. 8vo. Bruxelles, 1883. P.C. 31 / 19 ; B.A. 398.

(A tale of masturbation).

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570 BONNETAIN, Paul, "charlot s'amuse..." Edition augmentée d'une
pièce relative au procès juge . .. le 27 Décembre, 1884, et d'un avis de
l'auteur, pp. iv + 348, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1885. P.C. 30/30.

571 "BON TON MAGAZINE." See "Periodical Publications, London."

572 "BON TON GAZETTE." See "Crim Con Gazette."

573 "BON TON MAGAZINE; or microscope of fashion and folly, for
the year 1791." Engraved title-page. Vol. I, pp. 490 + 4 pp. Index, 24 plates,
March, 1791 ; Vol. II, pp. 484 + 4 pp. Index, 24 plates, March, 1792;
Vol. Ill, pp. 472 + 4 pp. Index, 24 plates, March, 1793 ; Vol. IV, pp. 476 +
4 pp. Index, 24 plates, March, 1794 ; Vol. V, pp. 512 + 4 pp. Index, 24 plates,
March, 1795. Printed for the Proprietor, and sold by D. Brewman, 18, New
St., Shoe Lane, London. Begun March, 1791.

574 "BON TON MAGAZINE; or fashionable critic." New Series. Vol. I,
May, 1821, No. 1, pp. 128 ; June 1821, No. 2, cont. + 1 page ad. and 2 folding
col. plates. Published by J. L. Marks, 163, Piccadilly, London.

575 BON TON, NEW, MAGAZINE; or telescope of the times." 8vo.
Vol, I, May-OcL, 1818, pp. 374, col. plates ; Vol. II, Nov. 1818—May, 1919,
pp. 374, col. plates ; Vol. Ill, May—0£t, 1819, pp. 384, col. plates ; Vol. IV,
Nov., 1819—April, 1820, pp. 392; Vol. VI, Nov. 1820—April, 1821.

576 "BOOK, the, of exposition." Literary translation from the Arabic by an
English Bohemian, with Translator's Foreword. Notes illustrating the Text
and Appendices, pp. lvii + 240, 8vo. Maison d'Editions Scientifiques, Paris,
London, New York, 1900.

577 "BORD . . . R. . . . (i.e. Bordel Royal) suivi d'un entretien secret entre

la reine (marie antoinette) et le cardinal de rohan, apres son entrée

aux états-généraux, etc." (A Satyrical Dialogue), pp. 76, 8vo. (Paris,
1789). P.C. zi a j (19.)

578 BORDE, Charles. For Anonymous Editions of " Par apilla " adapted by C
Borde from the "Novella dell Angelo Gabriello," see "Parapilla."

579 BORDEAUX, "affaire du grand scandale de bordeaux." 8vo. Bordeaux
1881. Ashbee Cat, z¿j>

580 "BORDEL, le, apostolique, institué par pie vi. en faveur du clergé
de france." pp. 16, 8vo. Paris, 1790.

581 "BORDEL, le, episcopal." See "Parc au Cerf Episcopal."

582 "BORDEL, le, ou le jean-foutre puni." Comédie à laquelle on a joint
le Balet de l'Art de Foutre, ou Paris Foutant, pp. 131, 8vo. A Ancone chez
Jean Chouard à l'Enseigne du Morpion Couronne et se vend chez Madame
Carbier, célèbre Maquignonne privilégiée suivant l'Armée, 1747. Followed
by "la nouvelle messaline." Comédie en Vers et en une adle par Prépucius.
'Je ne vaux rien si je ne bande." pp. 27. A Babine chez Clitorion, Libraire,
rue de Sperme, vis à vis la Fontaine de la Semence a la Verge d'Or, 1748.

44

583 "BORDEL, le, ou le jean-foutre puni." Comédie en trois actes et en
prose, pp. 131, nrao, (Paris), 1736. P.C. 31^15.

584 "BORDEL, le royal, suivi du bordel national." Reproduction ... de
Deux pièces revolutionaires ... imprimées en 1790, etc. pp. 58+ 1, 8vo.
Neuchatel, 1872. P.C. 27 b

585 "BORDEL, le, de venise." Nouvelle édition ornée d'aquarelles scandaleuses
de Couperin (Marquis de Sade), pp. 68, cr. 8vo., 250 copies sur japon, vignettes
on title and on p. 7, with 8 illus. in red and black, paper covers. Venezia, n.d.
(? Paris).

586 "BORDELS, les, de paris." Avec les Noms, Demeures et Prix, etc., etc.
Rédigée par MM. Dillon, Sartine, Senvir, La Trolière et Compagnie. Dédié
à la Fédération, pp. 24, 8vo., engraved front. l'An Second de la Liberte,
14 juillet, 1790.

587 BOREL, Petrus, le Lycanthope. "champavert, contes immoraux." Par
Petrus Borei le Lycanthrope. pp. xx + 280, 32010. Imprimerie de la Société des
Bibliophiles Brabangons, Amsterdam, 1870.

588 BOSTON, "venus in boston." See "Venus. Venus in Boston."

589 "BOSTONIAN scintillations, or a war of words." Being the Productions
of Visibilis, Invisibilis, etc. (A Satire), pp. 43, i2mo, Boston, Mass., 1787.

P.C. 29 b 34.

590 BOSWELL, James, "boswelliana." Folinam Reservatum. L.P., pp. 8, 8vo.

(1870?).

591 BOUCHER. See "Loisirs. Mes Loisirs."

592 BOUDOIR. See Pooo Madame la Duchesse de. "boudoir de madame
de pooo etc," 8vo. (1789). P.C. 21.37—21

593 "BOUDOIR, the; a magazine of scandal, etc." See "Periodical Publica-
tions, London."

594 "BOUDOIR d'amaranthe, le." See "Amaranthe."

595 BOUGIE, la, de noel, ou la messe à minuit." Comédie en deux actes en
prose, mêlée de vaudeville avec de jolies gravures, pp. 70, i2mo. Cythère
(Paris), 1793. P.C. 30 b 8.

596 BOURDEILLES, Pierre de, Seigneur de Brantôme. See Flameng, L.

"ILLUSTRATIONS to the DECAMERON and BRANTOME's gallant ladies, ETC."

8vo. 1887. P.C. 27 b 42.

597 "BOUT de l'an de la noce, le." Paradie du "Bout de l'an de l'amour de
M. T. B." par MM. Lemercier de Neuville et J. Du Boys (in one act and in
prose). See "La Santé, rue de." Paris, Le Theatre Erotique de la rue de la
Santé, etc. nmo. 1864, etc. P.C. 21 a 19; B.A. 377.

45

59* BOUVIER, Jean Baptiste, Bishop of Le Mans, "les diaconales." See "Taxil,
L., pseud. La Confession, etc. 8vo. (1882). P.C. 31 / 22.

- "^les diaconales, manuel de, confessions, etc." See "Taxil, L.,

pseud. Les Livres Secrets des Confesseurs dévoilés, etc. 8vo. (1885).

P.C. 27 a 23.

600 - "manuel des confesseurs ..." La Clé d'Or par. . . Don Antonio

Maria (or rather Antonio Juan Adjutoris) Claret, archevêque de Cuba, etc.
pp. 396, 8vo. Bruxelles, (1876). P.C. 30 h 19 ; Ashbee Cen. 71-76.

601 - "manuel des confesseurs." See "Le Chatre, M. Cours de Luxure à

l'usage des séminaires, etc." i2mo. (1880?). P.C. 290 33.

6_oa - See Haureau, J. B. "le manuel du clergé ; ou examen de l'ouvrage

de m. bouvier . .." Publié sous le titre de "Dissertation in Sextum Secalogie
praeceptum, etc." 8vo. 1843. P.C. 31 k 19 (/).

603 BOYER D'ARGENS (Duc de). See "Thérèse." "philosophe, etc." (By
Arles de Montigny or D. de Boyer d'Argens). i6mo. (1880). P.C. 17 ¿ 13.

604 BRACCIOLINI, Poggio, "the facetiae or jocose tales of poggio."
Now first translated into English with the Latin text, 2 vols., nmo., pp.xlv +
203, 248. I. Liseux, Paris, 1879. ^I7' ^a

605 BRAGUETTE, Bonaventure de la. See "La Braguette."

606 "BRANLE, le, des capucins ou le lOOl' tour de marie-antoinette."

Pièce revolutionaire réimp. text sur l'éd. orig. de 1791 et précédée d'une
Note Bibliographique (Sphere). 100 copies, pp. viii +22, 8vo. Strasbourg,
1871. Bibliothèque Libre (Gay). Bod. O/90.

607 BRANTOME, Seigneur de. "les vies des dames galantes." Tirées des
Mémoires de Messire Pierre de Bourdeille. Nouvelle édition réimprimée sur
l'originale de 1666 augmentée de Notes et additions. Cinquante dessins (en
couleur) par Ad. Lambrecht, Avant-Propos par Charles Grolleau. 2 vols.,
pp. xxii +307 and 403, 8vo. Ch. Carrington, Paris, 1901.

6og - "oeuvres complètes du seigneur de brantome." Accompagnées

de Remarques Historiques et Critiques. Nouv. Ed. Collationnée sur les MSS.
autographes de la Bibliothèque du Roi et augmentée de Fragments Inédits.
8 vols., 8vo. Foucault, Paris, 1822-3.

609 "BRASS and paint." A Patriotic Story, by Terence Greenidge. pp. 253,
8vo. Fortune Press, London, 1934. (Withdrawn from circulation, Aug. 1934)-

610 "BRAUNE marchen," von A. von Sternberg. 9 illus., pp. 320, 8vo. Altona,
n.d. (Tales similar to Boccaccio). B.A. 491.

46

611 BRAUTNACHT, "die bràutnàcht brief einer jungen frau an ihre

freundin ihr die gefuehle und eindruecke derbrautnacht beschrei-
bend—als manuscript gedruckt." (La Nuit des Noces, Lettre d'une jeune
Femme à une amie, décrivant les sensations et les impressions de la Nuit de
Noces), pp. 16, 32mo. E. 84.

(In the same vol. à la suite, "venetianische naechte, aus dem tagebuch

eunes osterreichischen offiziers—als manuscript gedruckt"), pp. 16

also. E. 84.

612 "BRÉVIAIRE de l'amour expérimentale." Publié avec un discours préli-
minaire, une Notice Bibliographique et un Lexique par les soins de MM.
Georges Barrai et Ch. Dufaure de la Prade. Ed. Elzeverienne précédé d'une
lettre de M. Victorien Sardou. pp. 134+3 Table, nmo. Paris, 1883.

(Ouvrage posthume de Dr. Jules Guyot).

613 BREVIO, G., Venetian Priest. See "Rime e prose vulgari."

614 "BRIDE'S confessions." pp. 15, 8vo. n.p., n.d. Bod. O/109 (1).

615 "BRIDE'S confession." See Byron, Lord.

616 BRIDGET, Saint, "the merry order of st. b." See Anson, M., pseud.

617 BRION, Mademoiselle, "histoire de mademoiselle brion, dite comtesse

de launay." pp. i37, I2mO. 1754. P.C. 30 t? l6.

6!g —--Another copy. pp. 94, 24mo. Toulon (Stuttgart? 1855).

P.C. 30 c 30.

6!2 - "la nouvelle académie des dames, ou histoire de mlle. b. . . .

d. c. d. l." (i.e. Brion dite Comtesse de Launay). See B. . . . D. C. D. L.,
Mlle, 8vo. 1774. P.C. 30 tí- 20.

620 BRISACH. "les trucs erotiques du chateau de brisach." Tome I, 8vo.
Nuremberg, 1894. P.C. 30 k 21.

621 "BRITISH don Juan." See Coates, Henry.

622 "BRITISH phoenix, the," or the Gentleman and Lady's Polite Entertainer,
etc. By Mercurius Typographies or the Printer's Devil. Folding front,
signed B. Cole Sc. (Introduction attributed to Adam FitzAdam). 8vo. H.
Sargeant, at the Star Without Temple Bar, London, 1762.

Ashbee I., 142-3 ; B.A. 273.

623 BROHMECK, Richard, "auf dem annoncenwege. Erzählungen auf dem

gebiete der perversen verirrungen." (Privatdruck), n.p., n.d. (c I905).

Coli. Schmieger.

624 BROOKES, John Benjamin, printer, "note on." Ashbee Cat. 126.

625 BROWN, H. K. ("Quiz"). See "Adam, J. R."

626 BROWN, Thomas, "the works of; serious and comical, in prose and
verse." With his Remains and the Life and Character of Mrs. Brown, and his
Writings, by James Drake, M.D, and a Key to the Whole 4 vols., sm. 8vo.
Edward Midwinter, London, 1730. (Many editions).

47

627 BRUNET, Pierre Gustave. See "PhilomneSte junior, pseud."

628 "BRUSSELS after dark." See "Paris and Brussels, The Gentleman's
Night Guide, etc."

629 "BRUSSELS by gas light." Physiologie of the Night Establishments ... by
Peeping Tom. (By Mr. Hartcupp). 4 illus., signed H. B. pp. iv + 102. Ch.
Sacre Duquesne, Brussels, 1876. Ashbee 1. 428.

(Trans, of "Bruxelles la Nuit ").

630 "BRUXELLES rigole; moeurs erotiques." Par Henri Nizet. pp. 331,
8vo. H. KiStemaeckers, Bruxelles, 1883.

631 BRYDGE, Thomas. See "Homer."

632 "BUCH, das goldene, gereimter erotik." Edited by Dr. Fröhlich, pp. 110,
8vo. Privatdruck, München, 1914.

633 "BUCK'S, the, delight, or love's repository." Containing the vaSt
collection of Love Prints with descriptions in verse that ever was extracted
from the Cabinet of Venus and now first presented to the rising members of
society by Timothy Tickle Pitcher. 10 engs., pp. 26, 8vo. Printed in the
year 1779.

634 "BUCK'S, the, delight or merry companion." Containing a Collection of
Comic Songs calculated to raise the Spirits of the Sons of Mirth, Daughters of
Festivity, Children of Humour and drive away care ... by the Sons of Comus.
pp. 96, 8vo. W. Lane, Leadenhall St., London, 1783. Bodleian <I> e 286.

635 "BUCK's, the, delight." A Collection of Humorous Songs sung at the
several Societies of Choice Spirits, Bucks, Freemasons, Albions and Anti-
gallicans, etc. nmo. Price is. 6d. Printed for T. Knowles, St. Paul's Church
Yard, London, n.d. B.A., 346

636 "BUMTICKLER'S, lady, revels." A Comic Opera in two ads . .. the
songs adapted to favourite airs. pp. 106, 8vo. (1872). See "Library. Library
Illustrative of Social Progress, etc. No. 3 (1872)."

P.C.31 e 18 ; Ashbee I, 300-1 ; B.A. 150.

637 BUNDI, Edgar, "paradies apfel vom baume der erkentniss gesammelt
von e.b." Mit Erot. Titel vign pp. 86, 8vo. C. F. Myers, Philadelphia, 1863,

P.C. 29 b 46.

638 BURCHARD, Johann, Bishop of Cita-del-CaStello. See "Specimen Historiae
Arcanae . . . Alexander VI."

639 BURGESS, George, Vicar of Helvergate. See "Cato."

640 BURLUGUAY, Jean. See "Factum," also "Nuns. Nuñ's Complaint."

641 BURNS, Robert, the Poet. (For editions of the "Merry Muses," written by
Robert Burns, but published anonymously, see "Muses").

642 -— "the fornicator's court." (A Poem), pp. 8, 8vo. (1830?).

P.C. 31 e 23.

48

643 BURNS, Robert, the Poet, "the merry muses." A Choice Collection of
favourite Songs gathered from many sources by Robert Burns. To which is
added two of his letters and a poem hitherto suppressed, etc. pp. xi + 125,
i6mo. Privately printed, London, 1827 (1872?). P.C. 24 a 7; B.A. 136.

644--Another copy. pp. viii + 124, umo. Privately printed,

(London?), 1827 (reprinted 1880). P.C. 31^16

645---Another copy. pp. vi + 90, nmo. Privately printed, (London)

1827 (reprinted 1881. P.C. 31 e 19.

646--Another copy. pp. xi + 125. nmo. Privately printed,

(London?), (reprinted 1885?). P.C. 23 7.

647 BURROWS, Herbert. See Mead, G. R. S. "the leadbeater case " A
Reply to the President's Letter of November, 1908 (by G. R. S. Mead,
H. Burrows, W. Kingsland and Edith Ward). 8vo. (1908). P.C. 28 a 24.

648 ——— "the leadbeater case." The suppressed Speeches of Herbert
Burrows and G. R. S. Mead at the Annual Convention of the British Section
of the Theosophical Society, July 4th and 5th, 1908. pp. 28, 8vo. For Private
Circulation, London (1908). P.C. 28 b 3.

649 BURTON, Richard Francis. See "Arabian Nights," "Kama ShaSthra," and
"Perfumed Garden."

650 BURY, Heater, Countess of Charlville. See Voltaire, Arouet de, F.M. "la
pucelle, etc," (Trans, into English Verse by Lady Charlville). 8vo. 1798, etc.

P.C. 21 a i, 2.

651 [BUSCH, Frederic]of Strasburg, "découvertes d'un bibliophile ou lettres
sur différents points de morale enseignés dans quelques séminaires
de France." 2e édn., 8vo., pp. 41. G. Silbermann, Strasburg, 1843.

B.M. 1387 / il

652 BUSCH, Wilhelm. See "Antony Saint."

653 "BUSTOM sodomae." Tragoedia (5 acts), auctore Cornells à Marc 611. +
pp. 49, 8vo. Gandari, apud Cornelium Marium, 1615.

654 BYRON, "the private life of lord byron ; comprising his voluptuous

amours, secret intrigues, and close connection with various ladies of
rank and fame in scotland and london, at eton, harrow, cambridge,

paris, rome, Venice, etc." With a Particular Account of the Countess
Giuaccoli and (never before published). Details of the Murder at Ravenna
which caused his Lordship to leave Italy. Various Singular Anecdotes of
Persons and Families now ornamenting the highest circles of Haut Ion. Com-
piled from authentic sources with extracts from the Unburnt Documents ! !
and Familiar Letters from his Lordship to his friends. Being an amusing and
interesting exposé of Fashionable Frailties, Follies and Debaucheries. By J.
Mitford Esq., author of Lord Byron's Travels in Greece, pp. 158, nmo.,
6 coloured plates, paper covers. Printed and published by J. Mitford, at 19-
Little Queen Street, Holborn, n.d.

(B.M. has reprint, pp. 192, nmo., one plain woodcut only. J. Mitford, n.d.

B.M. 1452 c 28.

49

6j5 BYRON, Lord. See "Cato," also "Toad in a Hole." "the private life of
lord byron, etc" Slightly taller copy, pp. 192, col. front, and 3 col. plates.
Printed by H. Smith, 37, Holywell St., Strand.

6j6 - "the bride's confession, contained in a letter to her friend

bella," otherwise entitled "the bridal night."' Poem attributed to Lord
Byron. Preceded by "Miss Pilton and her Spiritual Adviser" and followed by
"The Reprisals ; a Crazy Tale." pp. 147, 8vo. Printed for the delight of the
Amorous and Delectation of the Amateur in the Third Year of the World War,
Paris.

(See also "Festival of the Passions.").

657 BYRON, George Gordon Noel, Baron Byron, pseud, "don leon." By the
late Lord Byron . . . forming part of the private journal. . . supposed to have
been entirely destroyed by Thomas Moore ... to which is added "Leon to
Arabella; an EpiStle from Lord Byron to Lady Byron." 8vo. London, 1866.

P.C. 17 b 6 ; Ashbee I, 189-193 ; B.A. 79 and411.

658---Another edition, "don leon, etc" 2 pts., 8vo. London, 1866.

P.C. 30 h 6.

659 - "la suetane rozrea." Ballade traduite de Lord Byron (in prose or

rather written) par Excepere Pinemol. 8vo. Paris, 1870. P.C. 29^45,

660--"lyre of lord byron . . ." In six parts, pp. 96, nmo. D. Mc.Vitia,

Scotland, (1870?). P.C. 31 £ 19.

661 C, G. See Louvct de Couvray, J. B. "the amours of the chevalier de
faublas . .." Translated (by G. C), etc. i6mo. 1822 (reprinted 1885?).

P.C. 27 b 14.

662 C. . ., Madame de. "Amélie de saint-far, ou la fatale erreur." Par
Madame de C . . . (Attributed to the Countess F. de Choiseul-Meuse or
Madame Guyot). Engd. fronts., 2 vols., pp. 139, 142, 8vo. Gay, Bruxelles,
1882. P.C. 17 * li ; E. No. 45.

663 -— "julie, ou j'ai sauvé ma rose." Par Madame de C . . . (i.e. Madame

Guyot). Nouvelle Edition revue et corrigée. 2 tomes, umo. Hambourg,
Paris, 1821. P.C.30..7.7.

664-----Another edition. With a preface by P. L. Jacob. 2 tomes,

8vo. Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. jo k 24

---2 vols., engd. front; pp. xlx -f- 169, 188, 8vo. 1882

P.C. 17 b 13.

665 C,.., P. "les fastes, ruses et intrigues de la galanterie" .. . Par P.
C. . . . (i.e. P. Cuisin). pp. 137, 12010. Paris, 1836. P.C. 28 a 45.

666 C, M.D. "les cinq jouissances amoureuses de clindor et céphise."
Précédées des sept béatitudes et du jeu de l'amour, etc. pp. 52, nmo. Paphos,
(Paris? 1759). P.C. 30¿ 24 (1).

667 "CABALISTE, le, amoureux et trompe ; histoire véritable et récente."
pp. 117, i2mo. Amsterdam, 1743.

5°

668 "CABINET, a, of amourous curiosities in three tales ... to please the
votaries of venus." (i) "The Village Bull" ; (2) "Memoirs of a Feather Bed" ;

(3) "Adventures of a Droll One." pp. 38, iamo. Printed for R. Bovewell,
S. Audiey St. (London), 1786. (Original Edn.). Reprinted by Dugdale.

Ashbee I, 150; B.A. 226.

669 "CABINET, the, of fancy or bon ton of the day . . ." Compiled by
Timothy Tickle-Pitcher. Engd. front., pp. 60, nmo. J. McLarn, Ship Alley,
and T. Sudbury, 16, Tooley Street, London, 1790. Reprinted c. 1857.

Ashbee I, 149; B.A. 396.

670 "CABINET, le, d'amour et de venus, etc." 2 tomes, nmo. Cologne,
(1750?). A reprint of "La Bibliothèque d'Arétin." P.C. 30 a 19.

671 "CABINET, le, de lampsaque ou choix d'epigrammes erotiques des plus
célèbres poètes François." ioi plates (? by Desrais or Ledere). A reprint
of "La Légende Joyeuse," 1749 i6mo. Paphon, 1784. B.A. 579.

672 "CABINET, le, du roy de france dans lequel il y a trois perles pré-
cieuses d'inestimable valeur." Par le moyen desquelles sa Majesté s'en va le
premier Monarque du Monde et ses sujets de tout soulager. (Attributed to
Nicolas Barnaud of CreSt in Dauphiné). pp. 647 +26, divided into 3 books,
sm. 8vo. MDLXXXL 2 other edns., 8vo. 1582 and Londres, 1624.

Ashbee Cen. 177—181.

673 "CABINET, le, satyrique, ou recueil parfaict des vers piquants et
gaillard de ce temps, tiré des secrets cabinets des sieurs de sygognes,
regniers, motins, berthelot, maynard, et autres des plus signalez

poètes de ce siècle." Nouv. ed. complète, revue sur les edns. de 1618 et
1620, engd. front., 2 vols., i8mo. n.p. (Paris, 1859).

B.A. 128; Ferr. V, 2793 (1-2).

674 "CABINET, le, secret du parnasse." Recueil de poésies libres, rare ou peu
connues, pour servir de supplément aux oeuvres dites complètes des poetes
"Pierre de Ronsard et la Pléiade," 1928 ; Vol. 2, front., pp. 250, "Mathurin
Régnier et les Satyriques," 1930; Vol. 3, front., pp. 246, "Francois de Mal-
herbe et ses Escholiers," 1932. 3 vols., 8vo. Paris.

675 "CABINET, The, of venus, including the voluptuous night and the
cardinal's amours." Engd. front, and 3 plates, pp. 312, 8vo. Printed by the
Erotica Bibliomaniac Society, London, 1896. Col. covers. Bod. <D e k 54.

Contents :—(i) The Voluptuous Night ; (2) Cupid's Angler ; (3) Jeanette ;

(4) A Night in a Country House ; (5) The Farmer's Daughter ; (6) Bound for
India on board a P. & O. Steamer ; (7) Character and Discipline ; (8) Chinese
Charades; (9) The Novice's Picture; (10) Science & Experience, or Heads
LoSt and Won ; (11) The Green Coach ; (12) The Seductive Cardinal's Amours
(13) Confessions of a Virtuous Wife ; (14) A Wolf in the Fold.

676 "CABRIOLET, le, d'une merveilleuse, suivi de cinname, histoire
grecque." pp. 105, 8vo. C. Gilliet, Bruxelles, 1883. P.C. 264*25.

677 "CACOMONADE, la." Histoire Politique et morale. Traduit de l'Allemand
du Docteur Pangloss par le docteur lui-même, depuis son retour de Constan-
tinople. (By Linguet). pp. 116, nmo. Cologne, 1756. Reprint 100 copies,
Gay, (Brüx. 1867)? B.A. 312.

i»

678 CADENAS, "les c. et ceintures de chasteté." Notice historique, suivi du
Plaidoyer de Freydier (pour... M. Lajon, Accusatrice contre P. Berthe,
Accusé, etc.). Avec figs., pp. xl + 65, i6mo., 150 copies. Liseux, Paris, 1883.

P.C. 25 ¿ 37.

679 CADENAS, "prolocks and girdles of chastity." An Historical and
Descriptive Notice to which is added Freydier's Speech against their use in
France rc. Lajon versus Berthe, Translated from the French. With illustrations,
pp. 104, nmo. I. Liseux, 1892. E. 122 ; P.C. 29 b 63.

680 CADET ANGOULEVENT. Vide "Satyres Bastardes."

681 CADBÈRE, Marie Catherine, 1709. See "Girard-Cadière Case."

682 - See Girard, J. B., Jesuit, "historische print—en dicht—tafe-

reElen." Van J. B. Girard en Juffrou M. C. Cadière. 4to. 1735.

P.C. 31 k 16.

683 CAESARS, Emperors of Rome, "monuments de la vie privée des douze
césars, d'après une suite de pierres gravées sous leur règne." (By P. F.
Hugues d'Hancarville?). pp. 196, 4to. Caprées (Nancy), 1780. P.C.31 j 13.

See "Monuments de la vie Privée" and "Roman Ladies."

684--"monuments de la vie privée des douze césars, d'après une suite

de pierres gravées sous leur règne." (By P. F. Hugues d'Hancarville).
pp. 196, 4to. A Caprées (Nancy), 1780. P.C. 21 b 10.

(Imperfeâ, wanting out of the 50 plates, 6, 27, 36, 38, 40. A continuation
was published in 1784 entitled "Monuments du culte secret des dames
Romaines" and will be found in the catalogue under "Roman Ladies.")

685 - "monuments de la vie privée des douze césars d'après une suite

de pierres et médailles gravées sous leur règne." 4tO. Rome, I785.

P.C. 30 ¿5.

686 CAILHAVA, Jean Francois. See "Cailhava d'Estendoux."

687 CAILHAVA D'ESTENDOUX, Jean Francois, "le pucelage nageur, etc."
(By J. F. Cailhava d'Estendoux). See "Pucelage." 8vo. 1767.

P.C. 30/23.

¿gg - "le pucelage nageur." Suivi du "retour de l'opéra." Conte. (In

Verse), pp. 20, 8vo. Bruxelles (reprinted), 1883. P.C. 25 a 28

689 "CALEÇON, le, des coquettes du jour." pp. 35, 8vo. La Haye, 1763.

P.C. 30 e 19.

690 "CALEÇON, le, des coquettes du jour," suivi des Priapées des Maynard,
(In Verse). Front., pp. 104, 8vo., 200 copies. Chez le Successeurs du Poulet
Malassis, Bruxelles, n.d. (c. 1885). P.C. ßo c 21

691 "CALEÇON, le, des coquettes du jour," suivi des Priapées de Maynard,
2 pts., pp. 104, 8vo. Bruxelles, (1882). P.C. 30 t? 21.

692 "CALEMBOURG, le, en action." Anecdote tirée des Annales Secrètes des
Chevaliers de l'Opera, etc. pp. viii, 60. See "Bibliothèque Libre, etc." nmo.
1871. P.C. 27**.

693 "CALEMBOURG, le, en action." Anecdote Tirée des Annales Secrets
des Chevaliers de l'Opera. Reprint, pp. viii + 60, 8vo. Ncuchatel, 1874.
100 copies. BibUothèque Libre.

694 "CALLIPYGES, les, ou les délices de la verge." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond
Dumoulin), etc See "D. E." Tome 1. 1889. P.C. 31/17.

695 "CALLIPYGES, les, ou les délices de la verge." Par E. D. 2 vols.,
pp. ix -f- 141, 163. 8vo. Chez la Petite Lolotte Galeries du Palais Royal,
Paris, 1889.

696 CALOTINES. "les roup .. . tes des calotins." 8vo. (Paris, 1789).

P.C. 21—n a 7.

697 CAMPBELL, James, Bibliographer, died at Crieff, July 4, 1878. (Real name
J. C. Reddie). "memoir and portrait of." By H. S. Ashbee. See "Biblio-
graphical Notes." 3 vols., MSS. Ashbee Cat. xlvii—ix.

698---"the amatory experiences of a surgeon." 8 col, plates, pp. 89,

cr. 8vo. Printed for the Nihilists, Moscow, 1881 (printed in London, price
£3/3/-). Ashbee Cat. 197-8.

699 "CANAPÉ, le, couleur de feu." Histoire Galante par Fougerat de Montbron

suivi de "la belle sans chemise ou eve ressuscitée." Introduction par
Guillaume Apollinaire. (Coffret du Bibliophile). 510 copies, pp. iii + 164,
sm. 8vo. Bib: des Curieux, Paris, n.d. E. 554.

(1st edn. pp. 115, nmo. Amsterdam, 1741).

700 "CANNEVAS, les, de la paris ou mémoires pour servir à l'histoire
de l'hotel du route." Publiés par un Etranger avec des Notes critiques
historiques, etc. pp. 142, 8vo., 100 copies. A la Porte de Chaillot, n.d. Yverdon,
Imprimerie Philosophique. (Gay) 1866. P.C. 30 b 35 ; Bod. O/ 80.

701 CANNON, George, publisher. For note upon, see "Ashbee I, p. 114."

702 CANTEL, Henri, "amours et priapées." Sonnets (with a front, by Félicien
Rops). pp. 144, 8vo. Lampsaque (Bruxelles), 1869. P.C.$odii.

703 CANTERBURY, George Abbot, Archbishop of, (1562-1635). Vide "Case of
Divorce for Impotency."

704 "CANTIQUES et pots pourris." (With music). 2 pts., nmo. London, 1789.

P.C. 23 a 15—112 ; Bod. <5/57.

Preface, pp. 20.

"La Chasteté de Suzanne." Ornée de Figures et de Music, pp. 25-39, ^w*^{tn 2}4

pages of Music. A Londres, 1789.
"Agnès Sorel." Pot Pourri orné de Figures et de Musique, pp. 45-59, ^w*^tn

26 pages of Music. A Londres, 1789,
"David et Bethzabée." Cantique orné de Figures et de Musique, pp. 65-78,

with 24 pp. of Music. A Londres, 1789.
"La Chasteté de Joseph." Ornée de Figures et de Musique, pp. 23, with 22 pp.

of Music. A Londres, 1789.

5 5

"CANTIQUES et pots pourris—continued.

"La Puccllc d'Orléans." Pot Pourri orné de Figures et de Musique, pp. 29-46,

27 pp. of Music. A Londres, 1789.
"Judith et Holopherne." Orné de Figures et de Musique, pp. 51-64, with

20 pp. of Music. A Londres, 1789.
"Le Pot-Pourri de Loth." Orné de Figures et de Musique, pp. 12 (lacks
Music). A Londres, 1789.

"La Tentation de Saint Antoine." Orné de Figures et de Musique, pp. 11

(lacks Music). A Londres, 1789.
"Pour le Jour de Saint Pierre." pp. 5. A Londres, 1789.

705 "CAPTAIN MORRIS's songster." A Bawdy Song Book. H. Smith (W.
Dugdale), 37 Holywell St. See Dugdale, W.

706 CAPUCHINS. See "Memoirs of the Voluptuous Conduft of the Capuchins."

707 - "amours, galanteries, intrigues, ruses et crimes des capuchins

et des religieuses ..." Par un R. Père. 4 tomes, nmo. Amsterdam et Paris,
1788. (Brussels reprinted 1880). P.C. 31 e 3 ; Ashbee Cen. 269; B.A. 190.

708 - "_le b ... monacal ; ou vie voluptueuse des capucins et des

nonnes, tirée de la confession d'un père de cette ordre." Suivi des

Fouteries Nobiliares. One of 125 copies printed on double vellum paper,
i2mo. Cologne, 1755. (Brussels reprinted 1875).

P.C. 31 d zi ; Ashbee Cen. z6¿-z66.

709--"la vie voluptueuse des capucins et des nonnes ..." Augmentée

d'une poëme heroi-comique . .. et de plusieurs autres pièces, etc. pp. 165,
i2mo. Cologne, 1775. P.C. 30^4; Ashbee Cen. 265-6.

jl₀ - "_vie voluptueuse entre les capucins et des nonnes." Par la

Confession d'un Frère de l'ordre, pp. 96, nmo. Cologne, 1759.

P.C. 31*5.

7ii - "vie voluptueuses entre les capucins et des nonnes." Par la

Confession d'un Frère de l'ordre." Followed by "la nouvelle héloise."
Romance (in Verse). 2 pts., engd. front., pp. 2 11 + 63, 33, nmo. Chez Pierre
le Sincère (De Paulmy), Cologne, 1764. P.C. 21 a zz.

j_JZ _- "_vie voluptueuse entre les capucins et des nonnes." Par la

Confession d'un Frère de Tordre, pp. 69, nmo. Cologne, 1773.

P.C. 31 c 34.

713 - "vie voluptueuse entre les capucins et des nonnes." Par la

Confession d'un Frère de Tordre, pp. 67, nmo. Cologne, 1774.

P.C. 31^5; (Another copy) P.C. 30 e 14 (i).

714 -— "vie voluptueuse des capucins et des nonnes." Tirée de la

Confession d'un Frère de cet ordre. Augmentée d'un poëme heroi-comique
sur leur barbes et de plusieurs autres pièces, etc. pp. 190, 241110. Cologne,
1775. (Stuttgart? reprinted 1880?). P.C. 3004.

- "les capucins; ou le secret du cabinet noir." Histoire véritable,

par l'auteur des "Forges Mystérieuses" (Elizabeth Guenard, Baroness de
Méré). Nouvelle Edition, considérablement augmentée. 2 tome, nmo,
Paris, 1808. P.C. 31 c 19.

54

ji6 "CAPUCINADE, la." Histoire sans vraisemblance par Frère J. Discret N .. .
(P. j. Nougaret). pp. 105, sm. 6vo. Par-tout 1765, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, etc

Gay I.

717 "CAQUIRE." Parodie de Zaire de Voltaire. See "Vessaire."

718 CARACCIOLO, Mme. Enrichetta, Princess de Forino, Ex Benedictine.
See "Naples. Mystères des Couvents de Naples."

719 CARDINAL, "the seducing cardinal, or isabella peto." A Tale founded
on Facts. 5 col. engravings, pp. 78, nmo. Published as the Act directs by
Madame Le Duck, Mortimer St. (i.e. John Benjamin Brookes), London,
1831. Ashbee Cat. 130-1.

720 "CARE-CLOTH, or treatise of the cumbers and troubles of marriage."
8vo. n.p., 1624.

721 CARICATURE. See "Periodical Publications—Paris, Le Caricature."

722 "GARITEE, ou la cyprienne amoureuse divisée en trois parties

marquées des noms des trois grâces." By Abbé Pierre de Caseneuve. 8vo.
Tolose, 1621. B.A. 347.

723 CARLIER, F. "rapport d'un officier de la police municipale de paris."
pp. 32, 4to. (Paris?), 1864. P.C. 31^10.

724 "CARLINE et belleval, ou les leçons de la volupté." Troisième Edition.
2 vols., nmo. Avignon, 1797. P.C. 31^9.

725 CARMÉLITES, "histoire de la tourière des carmélites." nmo. 1745.
See P . . , Agnes, pseud. P.C. 30 b 16.

y₂6---_------Another edition. Avec figures, nmo. (1760?). See "Saint

Nitouche." P.C. 31^9.

727 —--"la tourière des carmélites . . ." Nouvelle Edition, rédigée par la

supérieure, pp. 156, nmo. Madrid, 1809. P.C. 31 c 10.

₇28--------------Another edition "la tourière des carmélites." nmo. 1866.

See P . , . Agnes, pseud. P.C. 30 k 2.

729 "CARMINA prose et rithmi edite in laudem podice sacerdotalis contra
prosam excusare conantem scandalosissimum concubinatum." Colophon :
Qui faciebat Nicholaus lebzelter gundelfingius V. & T. ... V. V. 4 leaves,
sm. 4to. n.p., n.d., c. 1505. Bodley Antìq. e U 20.

730 "CAROLINE et saint-hilaire. ou les putains du palais royal" 12 col.
lithos., 2 tomes, i6mo. Paris, An 8 (1830?).

P.C. 30 b 40 ; B.A. 195.

731 "CAROLINE et saint-hilaire.etc" [Another Edition], pp. 203, i6mo.
Londres, 1784 (Paris 1831?). P.C. 30 b 39.

732 "CAROLINE et saint-hilaire, ou les putains du palais royal." pp. l86,

nmo. Chez la veuve Giruard : au Palais Royal An 8 (1799. Brussels, re-
printed 1880?). (64 copies only printed). P.C. 26 ¿31.

55

733 CARPENTER, Edward. See "Homogenic Love/' " Sex Love," 'Woman."

734 "CARQUOIS, le, de cupidon." Par Emile Blain (Curie-Max), Ex Rédaâeur
en chef de L'Evénement Parisien, pp. 73, 8vo. Londres, 1883.

735 CARRACHE, Augustin. See "Carracci."

736 CARRACCI, Agostino, "l'arétin d'à. carrache ou recueil de postures
erotiques." (Vingt estampes) avec un texte explicatif, considérablement
augmentée et un frontispiece nouveau, pp. 64, 8vo. A la Nouvelle Cythère
(Brussels reprinted), 1798-1871. P.C. 30*2.

737 - "le arétin d'à. carrache, ou recueil de postures erotiques,"

d'après les gravures à l'eau-forte par cet artiste célèbre, avec le texte explicatif
des sujets (by S. C. Croze-Magnan). pp. 80, 4to. A la Nouvelle Cythère (Paris,
1798). P.C. 29 a 5.

738--_I2 plates by Coiny with text by Croze-Magnan. Rare. (Plates

have been reproduced to illustrate "Les Amours des Dieux Paiens." 2 vols.,
nmo. Lampsaque, 1802). B.A. 582.

- "l'aretin d'augustin carrache, ou recueil de postures ero-
tiques," d'après les gravures à l'eau forte par cet artiste . . . avec le texte
explicatif des sujets (by S. C. Croze-Magnan). pp. 80,4to. A la Nouvelle Cythère
(Paris 1798). P.C. 311 2.

740--"the so-called postures of pietro aretino," with French text

and additional plates engraved with a playing card in the lower corner of
each plate. 4to. (Paris, 1795?). P.C. 29 b 84.

741 CARROLL, John (a Catholic PrieSt). See "Arts. Atrocious Arts."

742 CASA, Giovanni della, Archbishop of Benevento, "il capitolo del forruo."
See "D. L. D. Recueil de pièces choisis." 8vo. 1865. P.C. 20 b 8.

743 CASANATTA. "the tragedy of baron casanatta." See "Cloisters."

744 CASANOVA DI SEINGALT, G. G. "mémoires de j. casanova de seingalt
écrits par lui-même." io vols., sm. 8vo. Paris, 1833. B.A, 47.

(One of the beSt editions. Barraud of Paris, c. 1870-75, issued 102 steel plates
to illustrate it. Suppressed and rare).

745 - "mémoires de Jacques casanova de seingault écrits par lui-
même." 6 vols., i2mo. Bruxelles, (1876?). B.A. 48.

(Many reprints).

74(5 - "memoirs . . . written by himself." Translated from the original

French Edition by A. Tolliat (i.e. A. Baillot). Vol. 1-6, i6mo. H. Neuhoff &
Co., Brunswick, 1863. P.C. 24 ¿17.

(This translation was never completed. It forms Vol. 1-6 of a "Collection
of Foreign Authors."

747 - "the memoirs . . ." Translated by Arthur Machen. 12 vols., 4to.

Casanova Society, London, 1922. Privately printed. P.C. 30; L. 3.

56

748 CASANOVA DI SEINGALT, G. G. "histoire de ma fuite des prisons

de la république de venise, etc." pp. XXxii -f 270 +3 + 3 leaves, 8vO.,

350 copies, No. 13. Moquet, Bordeaux, 1884. Vat. F err. IV. 2009.

749 "CASE, the, of divorce for impotence in that remarkable trial
between robert, earl of essex and lady frances howard." Written by

G. Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury. 4 vols., nmo. London, 1715-1723.

750 "CASE, the, of jesuit father girard and miss cadiere." Plates. 4 Vols.,

nmo. Londgn, 1732.

751 "CASE, the, of john atherton, bishop of waterford in ireland." Fairly

represented against a late Partial Edition of Dr. Barnard's Relation and sermon
at his Funeral. With some remarks on the Title Page, the additional Preface, and
a scandalous Immoral Advertisement lately set forth in a Public paper whereby
the said Bishop's Case is misrepresented and the Episcopal order Aspersed.
With a brief account of a Conspiracy against the life of Mr. Robert Hawkins,
Minister of Chilton, Bucks, Tryed before Sir Matthew Hale, also the Plot
of Robert Young of Stephen Blackhead against the Bishop of Rochester,
pp. 44, 8vo. Luke Stokoe at the Golden Key and Bible near Charing Cross,
London, 1710.

752 "CASE, the, of miss cadiere against the father girard in a memoir
presented to the parliament of aix." 8vO. London, 1732.

753 CASES, "the cases of polygamy, concubinage, adultery, divorce, etc.,
seriously and learnedly discussed." Being a Compleat Collection of all
the Remarkable Trials and Tracts which have been written on those Important
subjects. By the MoSt Eminent Hands, pp. i-lvii (i) + 240, nmo. Printed for
T. Payne in Paternoster Row ; J. Crichley at Charing Cross and W. Shropshire
in New Bond Street. London, 1732. (Price 2s. 6d.).

Contents :

(1) "Some Memoirs and Testimonies of the Life and writings of Bernadino

Ochino." pp. i-lvii.

(2) "On Polygamy." A Dialogue. By Bern. Ochino. pp. 1-65.

(3) "On Divorce." A Dialogue. By the same hand. pp. 67-107.

(4) "The Case of Divorce and Remarriage (Divorce of Lord Roos)". By Sir

Charles Wolseley. pp. 107-176. London, Printed MDCLXXIII (reprint).

(5) "A Treatise concerning Adultery and Divorce." pp. 177-211. London,

Printed MDCC (Reprint).

(6) "Conjugium Languens, or the. . . Mischiefs arising from Conjugal

Infidelity and Impunity." By CaStamore. pp. 213-240. London, Printed
MDCC (Reprint).

754 "CASE, the, of seduction." Being an Account of the Proceedings againSt
the Rev. Abbé Nicolas des Rues for Committing Rape upon 133 Virgins.
Translated from the French by M. Rogers, pp. xii -f 90, nmo. London, 1726.

57

75 3 "CASE, the, OF sodomy in the trial OF mervin touchet, lord audley,
earl OF castlehaven, for committing a rape and sodomy with two of his

servants, etc." Beheaded 1631. Printed from an original MS, 4to. London,
1642.

₇j$---Another edition. 8vo. 1710.

757------Another edition, pp. 38, 8vo. John Morphew, London, 1708.

758 CASTAMORE, pseud. See "Cases. Cases of Polygamy, etc."

739 CASTANIER, Prosper, "les amants de lesbos." (Collection Myosotis).
Illus. de F. Schmidt, pp. 116 + 1, sm. 8vo. L. Borei, Paris, 1900.

760 CASTI, Giovanni Battista, "nouvelles galantes ..." Traduites pour la
première fois. 3 livr., 8vo. Paris, 1800. P.C. 30 h 14.

7$!--"novelli galanti in ottava rima." nmo. iSt edn. Londra, 1793.

B.A. 402.

762 - "nouvelles de l'abbé casti (xvine siècle)." Littéralment traduites

pour la première fois. 225 copies. 8vo. Paris, 1882. See "Gay, III, 400."

B.A. 429.

763----"l'erotiade fiori galante di casti-marini-rillosi . . ." Con nuovo

erbe odorose di Z.CP.A. pp. viii + 438, i6mo. Italia 1000, 800, 408 (1848?).

P.C. 29 a 2.

764--See Andrieux, F. G. J. S. "la bulle d'alexandre vi." Nouvelle

imitée de l'Italien de CaSti, etc. nmo. 1866. P.C. 31*8.

765 CASTILLO, Fernando del., pseud. "don juan." Romantisches Lustspiel mit
Arien und Ballet in fünf Aufzügen . . . Aus dem Spanischen Übersetzt, pp. 112,
8vo. Madrid, 1820. P.C. 30 «17.

766 CASTLEHAVEN, Merwin Earl of. See "Touchet."

767 CASTRATION OF PRIESTS, "reasons humbly offer'd for a law to

enact the castration of popish ecclesiastics, as the best way to prevent

th (sic.) growth of popery in England." pp. 26, 4to. A. Baldwin, London,
1700. reprinted (with additions) by Protestant Evang. Mission (c. 1864)
B.M. Press Mark, 702 e 12). Ashbee Cen. 208 - 12.

768 CATALOGUE des livres de la bibliothèque du feu M. J.B.A. Suard dont
la vente se fera 7 Jan. 1818, et les 26 jours suivans. pp. xii + 179, 8vo. Tilliard,
Paris, 1817. Vat. Ferr. iv. 7885.

769 CATALOGUE, "a second catalogue of ladies to be sold by auction."
These Catalogues may be had as formerly, of the door-keepers of each Meeting-
House in London and Westminster. Fol. 1 page, printed one side only, n.p.,
n.d. [Broadside].

770 "CATÉCHISME des gens mariés." See "Féline Le Père."

58

771 "CATÉCHISME des gens mariés." Par Le P. Féline. Réimpression Textuelle
sur l'Edition originale augmentée d'un avant-propos et d'un frontispiece
gravé à l'eau forte (by F. Rops). 500 copies printed in mauve ink, vignettes
in red, pp. viii + 52, 8vo. Gay et Douce, Bruxelles, 1881. B. A. 603.

772 "CATÉCHISME des gens mariés." Réimpression textuelle sur l'Edit.
originale. (Le P. Féline). 400 copies, pp. 11 + 60, 8vo. J. Lemonyer, Rouen,
1880.

773 "CATÉCHISME libertin á l'usage des filles de joie et des jeunes

demoiselles qui se décident À embrasser cette profession." Par Mlle.

Théroigne sur la copie imprimée à Paris, 1792. pp. 57+1. 8vo. (Nouvelle
Bibliothèque de Poche).

774 "CATO to lord byron on the immorality of his writings." (Pseud, i.e.

George Burgess, Vicar of Helvergate : a reverend jackass), pp. 128, 8vo. W.
Wetton London, 1824. B.M. 11826 e e.

775 -— —- Third edn, 1824. B.M. T. 1167(2)

776 "CAUCHOISE, La, ou mémoires d'une courtisanne célèbre." Roman, par
un auteur Critico-Satirico-Dramaturgique. Engd. front and 4 plates, pp. 192,
8vo. A Lebidinibus, chez Sensualité, à la Délicatesse rue du Tempérament.
10308070 (c. 1783). Gay I.

777 CAUCHOISE, "la belle cauchoise, ou mémoires d'une jolie normande,
devenue courtisanne célèbre . . ." Par un auteur critico-satirico-drama-
turgique. pp. 173, 8vo. A Libidinibus (Paris). (Reprinted 1820?).

P.C. 31 a 29 ; B.A. 167

₇₇g---Another copy. pp. 100, nmo, Alfreston et Comp., Londres,

1788 (Brussels, 1832). P.C. 31 b 18 (2).

779 "CAUTION, a, against future subscriptions for prostitutes and their
associates ; with many notes containing patriotic sentiments well

worthy of perusal by every true briton." Second-title-page reads : "A
temperate and argumentative caution against Future Subscriptions for
Prostitutes and their Associates with free animadversions on several political
gentlemen who have been prominently active in promoting subscriptions for
Miss Taylor." (By W. Russel). pp. 62 in all, 8vo. Sold by the Author, at 23
Maiden Lane, Covent Garden—Preface dated April 7th and 12th, 1809.

(Relates to "Colonel Wardle and the Rival Princess," by Mary Anne Clarke.
2 vols. London, 1810).

780 "CAVENDISH, v. cavendish and rochefoucault" divorce case. Letters
written by the young Count de la Rochfoucault in 1859 while attaché to French

Embassy at Rome. Reprinted in "Romance of Lust" See "Romance"

Ashbee Cat. 185-188.

59

₇8i CAVENDISH, William, ist Duke of Devonshire. See Wilmot, J., Earl of
Rochester, "the works of the earl of Rochester, roscommon ... the

duke of devonshire, etc." UfllO. I72I. P.C. 3I a 3I.

yg₂--Another edition, nmo. 1735. P.C. 31 b 30.

783--Another edition. 8vo. 1810. P.C. 31/629,

734--Another edition, nmo. 1731. P.C. 23 a 4.

78 ₅--Another edition, nmo. 1739. P«C. 23 a 3.

786 CAZANOVA, J. "la ceinture de chasteté." pp. 360, 8vo. Paris, (1883).

P.C. 31JL11.

787 "CAZZARIA, la, dialogue priapique de l'arsiccio intronato." (Antonio
Vignale). Littéralement traduit pour la première fois, texte Italien en regard,,
par le Traducteur des Ragionamenti de P. Aretino, pp. xü, 269, 8vo. Liseux,
Paris, 1882.

788 CAZZONÉ, Doéteur, pseud. (i.e. André Robert, Andrea De Nerciat). "le
diable au corps." Oeuvre posthume du... doâeur Cazzoné ... avec
figures, 3 tome. (Imperfect, wanting the plates). i6mo. (Paris?), 1842.

P.C. 30 k 16.

y%2---,- Another copy. 3 tome. (Imperfect, wanting the plates). 8vo.

(Paris?), 1803. P.C. 28 a 1.

y^o -"le vade-mecum des fouteurs, etc" pp. 36, nmo. Lampsaque,

1876. P.C. 30 * 5,

791 CÉARD, Henry. See Bonnetain P. "charlot s'amuse ..." Avec une
préface par H, Céard, etc, 8vp, 1883. P.C. 311 19.

792 "CÉCILE coQUEREL, tailleuse de plumes." (Le Roman-Nouvelles. Série
d'études passionelles et documentaires par Grimaudin D'Echara), Paper covers.
Préface Générale, pp. 5-9, signed G.D'E. pp. 132, La Porcherie, Oct. 1909,
8vo. n.p., n.d. (? Paris, c. 1930).

793 "CEINTURE de chasteté." Son Histoire son emploi autrefois et aujourdhui,
avec de nombreuses gravures hors texte, dessins et photographies d'après
nature. Par Dr. Caufeynon. pp. 127, 8vo. P. de Poorter, 26 rue de la Montagne
Ste. Genevieve, Paris, 190 5.

794 CELOS, Georges, "quelques legs du passé ... le pain brîé en vénétïe." .,
Ouvrage contenant 26 figures dessinées par l'auteur d'après les documente
originaux, pp. 119, 8vo. Paris, 1912. P.C. 25*13.

795 CELSUS, pseud. "bible bestiality and filth from the fathers." By
Celsus. With an Introduction by Lucianus. pp. 32, 8vo. R, Forder, London,
1888. P.C. 29*12.

796 "CENT, les, nouvelles nouvelles." Compose par Louis XL Nouv. Ed.
ornée de cent figures en taille douce et d'un frontispiece, 4 vols., 8vo. Pierre
Gaillard, Cologne, 1786. (Many reprints and cdns.). gay h

60

797 CESAR, Madame (i.e. Eugenia Empress Consort of Napoleon III, Emperor
of the French), "madame césar ou la badintguette le mariage et la
corbeille." Par un ex-élève de Saint-Cyr. pp. 12, nmo. Bruxelles, 1871.

P.C. 31 ¿7-

798 CESPIDES, Elena de. "una mujer hombre." (E. de C). pp. xxii + 90, i6mo.
Madrid, 1885. P.C. 27*18.

(No. 66 of 100 copies printed—Data primera of the "Biblioteca Clandestina)."

799 CHAMBERS, Rev. John Charles. See "Priest. Priest in Absolution."

800 CHAMBLEY, Edmund de, pseud, (i.e. Haraucourt). See H... Edmund.

801 "CHAMELION, the." No. 1. L.P., 4to. Gay and Bird, London, (1894).

(No more published. Only 100 copies printed). P.C. 29 a 48.

802 CHAMFORT, Sebastien Roch Nicholas, "contes et nouvelles en vers."
See "Recueil. Recueil des Meilleurs contes en vers." Tome 4, i6mo. 1778.

P.C. 23 a 19-22.

803 "CHANSON, la, de la figue ou la FiGUÉiDE de MOL2A," commentée par
Annibal Caro. (XVI Siècle). Traduit en Français pour la première fois, texte
italien en regard, pp. xxiii + 233, 8vo., 300 copies. Liseux, Paris, 1886.

Bod. O e 131 ; B.M. 11427 e e 8.

804 CHANSONNIER, "chansonnier du bordel . .." Nouvelle Edition, revue,
corrigée, augmentée de 12 chansons, pp. 90, nmo. Paris, 1833.

P.C. 31 a 30.

805 "CHANSONNIER joyeux, facétieux et grivois Duxixe siècle." 125 copies.
2 vols. i8mo. (Amsterdam?), 1866. B.A. 135.

(Another édition was entitled "Chansons du XIXe Siècle.").

806 "CHANSONS de bilitis." See "Bilitis. Les Véritables Chansons de Bilitis."

807 "CHANSONS qui n'ont pu être imprimées et que mon censeur n'a point
dû me passer." (By Charles Collé), pp. 212, nmo., double front. 1784.

P.C. ija i ; Bod.®/*)*.

(This was reprinted in 1796 with two new title-pages reading "Poésies
Libertines").

808 "CHANSONS joyeuses, mises au jour par un ane-onyme, onissime."
Nouvelle edition, considérablement augmentée, avec grands changements
qu'il faudroit encore changer. 2 parts in 1, pp. 80+ 110 + 16 pp. of Music,
engd. front, to second part by Gravelot. Imprimerie de l'Académie de
Troyes, Paris—London, VXLCCDM.

8©9 "CHARACTERS of gentlemen that havf put to the ladies
invention." Fol. i page, printed both sides, n.p., n.d.

810 "CHARACTERS of several ingenious designing gentlemen who have
lately put Stl to the ladies invention." Which is intended to be drawn
as soon as full. Fol. 1 page, printed both sides, n.p., n.d.

811 CHARLES II, King of England. See Rutherford, J. G. M. "the adven-
tures and intrigues of . . . charles the second, etc."

P.C. 31 fL.

6l

812 CHARLES X, King of France, "les amours de charlot (i.e. the Count
d'Artois afterwards Charles X) et toinette (i.e. Queen Marie Antoinette).
etc" (For editions published anonymously) See "Chariot."

813 CHARLEVILLE, Hester, Countess of. See "Bury."

814 CHARLIE, Robert, "en l'an de grace 1877! la chasteté cléricale."
Par Robert Charlie, ancien Rédacteur de "La Marseillaise" de Paris. Illus,,
pp. 208, 8vo. Henri Kistemaeckers, Bruxelles, 1878. Ashbee Cen. 432-38.

813 CHARLOT. "les amours de c. et toinette pièce dérobée À v..." A
satire in verse upon Marie Antoinette and the Count d'Artois), pp._; 8, 8vo.
(Paris?), 1789. P.C. 21 a 7— 5 ; JE. 145.

816 - "les amours de charlot (i.e. the Count d'Artois afterwards Charles

X, King of France) et toinette (i.e. Queen Marie Antoinette), pièce dé-
robée À v___" (Versailles), pp. 8, 8vo. London, 1789. Original edn. is Paris

(Londres), 1779.

P.C. 31 ¿34; B.A. 108, 268; Ashbee I,¿p.50-52; E. 592-3-654.

%jj - "les amours de charlot (i.e. the Count d'Artois afterwards Charles

X) et toinette (i.e. Queen Marie Antoinette)." Précédées de "L'Autrichienne
en goguettes." Pièces révolutionaires réimprimées sur les éditions originales
de 1779 et de 1789, etc. pp. viri +23, i2mo. "Bibliothèque Libre." Strasbourg,
1871. P.C. 31 a 33 ; Ashbee I, 424-26.

818 CHARLOTTE, Elizabeth of Bavaria. Duchesse of Orléans—pseud, "lettre

de la princesse palatine et réponse de l'eLECTRICE de hanovre, etc."

See "Merdiana," "Le Nouveau Merdiana," etc. 8vo. 1780. P.C. z$ a 14.

819 CHARM, "the charm, the night school, the beautiful Jewess and the
butcher's daughter." pp. 30, i2mo. (Brüx.), (1874). B.A. 225.

(Four poems on Flagellation. No title-page).

820 CHARTREUX. See Gervaise de Latouche and "B. Dom."

821 CHASLES, Victor Euphémion Philarète. "l'arétin sa vie et ses écrits,
etc." pp. xix, 109, nmo. 1871. See "Bibliothèque. Bibliothèque Libre, etc.'

P.C. 27 b.

822 "CHASSEPOT, le." A Series of Scurrilous Accusations against prominent
persons of the 3rd Empire, pp. 28, sm. 8vo. (Wm.) Jeffs, Burlington Arcade,
London, 186 5 -6. Ashbee J, 25 6-7 ;B. A. 112.

(Book seized by police).

823 "CHASTETÉ clericale." See "Charlie, Robert."

824 CHATENAY, Arsenio de. "o segredo do capitàonôr de oliveira, em
coNTiNUAçAo a angelo e Ada." Romance historico-invaso franceza em 1810.
(Leitura para homens). pp. 483, 8vo. Porto, 1884. P.C. 29J.23.

825 CHATTERTON, Thomas, "the letter paraphrased." An Unpublished
Poem. 8vo., one of 50 copies. Privately Printed (1933?). P.C. 29 ¿ 26,

62

8*6 CHA UNTER, "the flash chaunter, a ... collection of gentlemen's

songs, now singing at OFFLEY'S CIDER cellars, coal hole, etc." N. Weál.

pp. 48, 24010. (London, 1865). P.C. 31^20 (2).

827 CHAUVET, Jules Adolphe. Fot Notes on his erotic illustrations see "Ashbee
I, pp. 196-7."

828 "CHEETAH girl, the." (Being the MS. not published with the collection
under the title of "The Purple Sapphire.") Deposited by the Professor of
Physiology in the University of Cosmopoli. No. 14 of 20 copies printed as
manuscript for private Circulation, 1 leaf signed Christopher Brayne +
pp. 213-308 signed ditto, 8vo. London, 1923. Bodleian 4> E 6.

"The Purple Sapphire," by Christopher Brayne (pseud, i.e. Edward Heron-
Allen, F.R.S.). Philip Allen & Co., London, 1921.

829 CHERRY TOP, Prince. See "Harlequin."

830 "CHERUB, the, or guardian of female innocence exposing the arts

of boarding schools . . . corrupt milliners, apparent ladies of fashion."

Front, signed "J. Cruikshanks Del." (Vol. noticed in "Bon Ton Mag." No. 14,
p. 56), pp. 57, large 8vo. W. Locke, 12 Red Lion St., London, 1792. Reprinted
by Dugdale (Henry Yoong, 37 Holywell St.). Ashbee Í, 15 8-60 ; B. A. 3 5 8.
See also "unique hints to single gentlemen," a Companion Vol.

Ashbee Cat. 280-1.

831 CHERUBIM, Prince, "le cadran de la volupté ou les aventures du

prince cherubim pour servir à la vie de marie antoinette." I2mO.

Cologne (Brussels? reprinted i860). P.C. 30 a 29 (3) ; B.A. 278.

832 "CHERUBIM, ou l'heureux libertin, suivi d'une lettre de julie à
pauline, etc." 2 pts., pp. io, 70, nmo. Lyon, 1796. P.C. 30^23.

833 "CHERUBIM ou l'heureux libertin suivi d'une lettre de julie à

pauline sur quelques gouts bizarres de certains hommes avec laquels

elle s'est trouvée." Engd. front., pp. 78, 8vo. Amsterdam, 1796.

834 CHERUBIM, "le cadran des plaisirs de la cour, ou les aventures du

petit page cherubim pour servir de suite à la vie de marie antoinette,

ci-devant reine de France." Suivi de la confession de Mademoiselle Sapho.
pp. 260, nmo. Paris, (1795?). P.C. 30 a 8.

835 CHEVRIER, Francois Antoine de. "etrennes voluptueuses, etc/' See
S. L. M. D. Madame, "Etrennes, etc." i6mo. (1790 ?). P.C. 29^48.

836 CHÉZONOMIE. "la chézonomie." (A reprint of "La Chézomanie." By
Charles Renard) ... Par C. R. See "R. C." 8vo. 1806 (1875?).

P.C. 31 ¿18; B.A. 473.

837 CHÉZY, Anthon Léon."anthologie erotique d'amarou." Texte Sanscrit.
Traduction, Notes et Glos. Par A. L. Apudy (pseud., i.e. Anthon Léon Chézy).
pp. xii + 94, large 8vo. Imp-Lib., Dondey-Dupré Père et Fils, Rue Richelieu
No. 47 bis, Paris, 1831). Ashbee I,pp. 77-81.

63

838 CHIDLEY, W. J. "the answer." pp. 79, 8vo. Australian Authors Agency,
Melbourne, 1911. P.C. 25 b 1 a.

839 "CHIEN et loup, entre." See Choiseul-Muese, Félicité de, Countess.

840 "CHILD-LOVE or private letters from phyllis to marie." Private letters
from Phyllis to Marie or the Art of Child Love or the Adventures of a little
girl. Showing how pretty little Maidens indulge those secret passions alone
and with others which but too often lead to their seduction at an early age.
pp. 199, 8vo. (125 copies on Dutch hand-made paper), London and Paris,
1898. Coll.Gufftx.

841 "CHINA, prostitution in." See "Schlegel."

842 CHINIQUY, Rev. G. "the priest, the woman and the confessional."
pp. iv + 192 in all, 8vo. W. T. Gibson, 12 Haymarket, London, 1874.

843--Another edition, pp. viii +184 in all. F. E. Grafton,

Montreal, 1875.

g₄₄--Another edition. Trans : "la prêtre, la femme et le con-
fessionnal." pp. iv. + 327, 8vo. Drysdale, Montreal, 1875.

Ashbee Cen. 137-144 ; Ashbee Cat. 454.

845 - "note upon." Ashbee Cen. 438.

846 CHODERLOS DE LACLOS, P. A. F. "les liaisons dangereuses .,." Par
C. .. de L.. . (i.e. P. A. F. Choderlos de Laclos). 2 tomes, 8vo. 1796. See
"L ... C . .." (Many Reprints). P.C. 30 e 24.

847 "CHOICE spirits museum, the." A Collection of Songs. By H. Howard.
To Which is Annexed the Celebrated Dutch and German Story of Mynheer
Eupharson and Mynheer Vanstrawken. Portrait of "The Facetious Mr.
Howard," pp. 1 leaf. "Life A New Humorous Song," + 96 (pp. 91-96 photo-
stats made by B. M.) 4to. E. Sumpter, London, 1756. B.M. 1346 ¿ 12.

848 "CHOISE of valentines, the, or the merry ballad of nash his dildo."

(By Thomas Nash). From MSS. copies in the Inner Temple (Petyt MS. 358,
Vol. 43, f viii, 295b, circa 1680) and Bodleian (Rawl. MS. Poet 216, leaves 96-
106, circa 1610-20) Libraries. Edited by John S. Farmer, pp. xiii + 23 + 1,
4to. Privately Printed for Subscribers only, London, 1889.

849 CHOISEUL-MEUSE, Félicité de. Countess. See C... de Madame.
"Amélie de saint far, etc" (Attributed to the Countess F. de C. M. or
Madame Guyot), 8vo. 1882. P.C. 17 b 11.

850 —- See C...de Madame, "julie, etc." (Attributed to the Countess

F. de C. M. or Madame Guyot). 8vo. 1882. P.C. 17 £ 13.

851 - "the barmaid of the old point house." By the author of "Tales

of Twilight." (Countess Félicité de Choiseul-Meuse), etc. See "Barmaid."
8vo. (1855?). P.C. 31/15(3).

64

S52 GHOISEUL-MEUSE. "entre chien et loup." 2 vols., nmo. Paris, 1808,
1809. Gay, Vol. IL

g₅l ....- "paris ou le paradis des femmes." Par l'auteur de "Entre Chien et

Loup" (Countess F. D. C. M.). 8vo. See "Paris." 1884.

P.C. 31 ¿9.

854 -—- ^<f tales of twilight." ("Entre Chien et Loup.") etc. 4 woodcuts.
pp 104. 8vo. New York, 1850. P.C. 31/ 15. (2); Asobee Cat 229

855 CHOISEY, Abbé de. See "Histoire de Mme. Comtesse des Barres."

856 CHOIS Y LE CONIN. pseud, i.e. F.von Bayros. Portfolio of 30 erotic
drawings. Including the five senses, n.p., n.d. (c. 1909)

857 "CHOIX de pièces désopilantes dédié aux pantagruélistes pour 1867 "
pp. 273, nmo. 150 copies. Charenton (Brussels, 1867). P.C. 30 /è 3.

858 —- -—-— Reprint, pp. 279, 8vo. 150 copies. Réimprimé (Gay),

Charenton, n.d. c 1867. Gay]IL

859 "CHOIX de farces soties, moralités des xve et xvie siècles." Èrnile
Mabilie. 2 vols., pp. xi + 274 + 1, 315 + 1, nmo. J. Gay et Fils, Nice, 1875.

100 copies. Raretés Bib.

860 CHORIER, Nicolas. See "Sigea, Luisa."

g^ï _—_ p_or Editions of Aloisiae Sigaeae Toletana Satyra Sotadica, by

N, Chorier. See Sigaea, A,, pseud.

862 - See

sotadique de

Sigaea, A., pseud, "les dialogues de l. sigea ou satire
e n. c, etc" nmo, 1881. P.C. 24 a 15.

35^ - _-- Another edition. 8vo. 1882. P.C. 26 b 2.

864 CHOUDARD-DESFORGES, Pierre Jean Baptiste, "les mille et un
souvenirs ou les veillées conjugales, etc." 3 engravings, 3 tomes, 8vo.
Bruxelles, 1883. (istedn., 1799). P.C. 26 a 32 ; B.A. 467.

865 CHOUDARD, j. B., dit Desforges, "le poète ou mémoires d'un homme
de lettres." Augmentée d'une Notice bio-bibliographique et clef. Five
etched fronts., 5 vois., nmo. Brüx., 1882. (ist edn., i8mo., 1799).

B.A. 468.

866 CHOUX, Jules. See "Ch-x."

867 "CHRIST au Vatican, le." Augmenté d'une eau-forte par un artiste en
renom. (F. Rops). (Edition Définitive), pp. 22 + 1, sm. 8vo. Se trouve à
Bruxelles Henri Kistemaeckers, 2 5 rue Royale. Printed on mauve background
in red borders by Alfred Lefevre, 1880.

868 "CHRISTIANITY unmasked or unavoidable ignorance preferable to
corrupt Christianity." A Poem. In twenty-one Cantos. By Michael Smith,
A.B., Vicar of South Mimms in Hertfordshire, pp. xxiv + 229, 8vo. H. Turpin,
London, 1771. (Refers to Girard—Cadiere Scandal). Ashbee Cat. 451-2.

65

869 "CHRONICLE." By David Onslow, po. 225, sm, 4to. Privately Printed for the
Author (Printed by Lecram Press, Paris), n.d., c. 1931.300 copies. 2nd edn.
301-1000. (Erotic Novel).

870 "CHRONIQUE aretine." See "Aretine Chronicle."

871 "CHRONIQUE aretine." Réimp. Text, de Tédn. orig. Caprée 1789 avec une
Bibliographique. 100 copies, pp. vii + 63, 8vo. Neuchatel (Sphere), 31
December, 1872. Bibliothèque Libre.

872 "CHRONIQUE aretine OU recherches pour servir à i/hISTOIRE des

moeurs du dix-huitième siècle." Premier Livraison, pp. 104, 8vo. A. Caprée,
1789.

873 "CHRONIQUE scandaleuse des cités de la castille à la fin du quin-
zième siècle." pp. 31, 8vo. A. Valence, 1520. Reprint (Gay), 150 copies, n.d.

Bod. O e 50.

874 "CHURCHILL, amoureux ou la jeunesse de marlborough." Comédie
en 2 Adtes. 8vo par Ch. J. Guillemain, Paris, 1783.

875 "CICISBEA, la, alla moda." A Burletta. Translated from the Italian and
adapted to the original musick of Signor Galuppi. pp. 20, 4to. n.p., n.d.
(c. 1782). B.Af. 11631^31 (18).

876 "CIDER cellar songster, the." A bawdy Song Book. H. Smith (W,
Dugdale), 37, Holywell St. See "Dugdale, W."

877 "CIMMERIAN, the, matron, to which is added the mysteries and

miracles of love." By P. M. 8vo. London, 1668. Douce Collection, Oxford.

878 "CINGLADES, les, mortelles." 3e partie de la Confession d'un Disciple
du Fouet—par Carlo Alverica. pp. 184, paper covers. Paris, n.d.

879 CINTURE, "le cinture di castità ossia i mezzi meccanici che si adope-
ravano per assicurare la fedeltà della donna, etc." l6mo. Milano,

1883. (One of the Biblioteca degli adulti). P.C. 25 a 37.

880 CINTURE, "le cinture di castità, etc." See M. E. "Le Cinture, etc."
8vo. 1887. P.C. 28 a 19.

881 "CITATËUR, le." Par Pigault Lebrun, pp. 213, printed in green ink, 8vo.
Gay & Doué, 1879. B.A. 303.

(Written to order for Napoleon to counteract papal agression-but suppressed
under concordat).

882 "CITÉ, la, vivante." Par M. and R. de Rigné. Oeuvres de Supplien Cofteeé»
que (Innocent xiv.). Encyclicque de S.S. Innocent xiv sur la Morale Conjugale
(29 juin 1941). pp. 83 and 1, 8vo. Se vend a la Renaissance Universelle, 1 Rue
Royer Collard, Paris, n.d. (1931).

883 "CITIES of the plain." See "Sins. Sins of the Cities of the Plain."

66

884 ''CITRONS, les, de javotte." Scène de Carnival En Vers. pp. 24, 8vo. J.
Gay et Fils, Geneve, 1868. 100 copies. (Reprint of Amsterdam edn., 1756,
with Preface by P. L.).

885 CLAIRWILL, Lady. See "Life of."

886 CLARET Y CLARA, Antonio Juan Adjutorio, Archbishop of Santiago de
Cuba, "clé d'or ou série d'exhortations .. ." offerte aux nouveaux con-
fesseurs, etc. See "Le Châtre, M. Cours de Luxure à l'usage des séminaires,
etc." nmo. (1880?). P.C. 29 a 33 ; Ashbee Cen. 69-71.

g§7 -. »_le clé d'or offerte aux nouveaux confesseurs, etc." See Taxil,

L,, pseud. "Les Livres Secrets des Confesseurs Dévoilés, etc." 8vo. (1885)

P.C. 27 a 23.

888 -— "le clé d'or." par . . . Don Antonio Maria (or rather Antonio Juan

Adjutorio) Claret, Archevêque de Cuba, etc. See "Bouvier, J. B., Bishop of
Le Mans. Manuel des Confesseurs, etc." 8vo. 1876. P.C. 30 h 19.

889-- See Taxil, L., pseud. "La Confession . . . Appendice." "pieuses ex-
hortations." Par Monsignor Claret, etc. 8vo. 1882. P.C. 31/22.

890 CLARENCE, Duke of. Eldest son of King Edward VII. See "Violet,
Madame."

891 "CLASSICAL, a, dictionary of the vulgar tongue." 2nd edn. Corre&ed
and Enlarged, pp. vii, reSt no pagination, 8vo. S. Hooper, London, 1788.
(ist edn. 1785.

(By Captain Francis Grose).

g^_a - New Edn. Edited with a Bibliographical and Critical Sketch and an

Extensive Commentary by Eric Partridge. 500 copies and 10 numbered,
pp. 400, roy. 8vo. Scholartis Press, London, 1931.

893 CLAYTON, Lady Augusta, "the amours of." See "Amours."

894 "CLÉAGENOR et doristée," tragi-comédie en vers, par Jean Rotrou.
8vo, Quinet, Paris, 1635. Gay I.

CLELAND, John.

[Much research has been given to deciding which is the hrSt edition of
"fanny hill." Various copies have been examined and whilst there appears
to be no definite authority it has been considered that the order given here
is probably corredi:. The D.N.B., Lowndes, Nichols and Apollinaire all
differ as to the date of appearance. G. Apollinaire quotes an edition which
he says appeared in 1747 or 1748, but does not give his reasons.]

g^j - "memoirs of a woman of pleasure." Double fly-leaves, small fleuron

on title-page, no half-title, 2 vols., pp 228, 250, size 4J x 6¿ ins. (total text
about 80,000 words). Printed for G. Fenton in the Strand, London, 1749.

Ashbee Cat. 651.

g^6--- Another (title and text similar to above). 2 vols., size 3Ò X

6¹ ins., pp. 227 + (1), 255 + (1) (total text about 85,000 words). G. Fenton,
1749.

67

897 CLELAND, John, "memoirs of ********** ** ************* _{z vo}\_{st> pp},
228, 252, nmo. Printed for G. Fenton, in the Strand, London, n.d. E. 284-5 •
(G. Apollinaire says this edition appeared in 1747 or 1748).

'memoirs/ of/ fanny hill."/ (Une.) If I have painted Vice inks

gayeát Co-/ lours, if I have deck'd it with Flowers,/ it has been solely in order
to make the/ .worthier, the solemner sacrifice of it to/ Virtue./ (line).
(Ornament.) (Two lines.) London:/ Printed for R. Griffiths, in St. Paul's/
Church-Yard. . n.d. The contents, 2 leaves, XI Letters. Letter XI is by
mistake marked No. XV. pp. 273 in all including the leaves, size 3§ X 6§ ins.
(about 62,500 words).

899--"memoirs of f ... h . .." (i.e. Fanny Hill by John Cleland). 8vo.

1748. P.C. 31/27.

^oo--"memoirs of a woman of pleasure," from the Original Corrected

Edition with a set of elegant engravings. 2 vols., pp. 152 and 167, n.p., n.d,

Ashbee Cat. 60-65,

(Not editio princeps but old, and contains long passage previously
omitted).

901 - "memoirs of the life of the celebrated fanny hill." With

numerous elegant amorous engravings. 1 vol., 8vo. London, (1745?).

B.A. 160.

902 - "memoirs of a woman of pleasure." The Original Edition as

published by Griffith with Cleland's permission. It has no plates. 2 vols,,
nmo. London, 1749-50. B.A. 161.

--"memoirs of a woman of pleasure." 35 engs. and a front., 2 vols.,

8vo. London, 1780. B.A. 162.

^04--"memoirs of a woman of pleasure, written by herself." 2 vols,

London, 1781. B.A. 68.

---"memoirs of f .... h ... " (i.e. Fanny Hill, by J. Cleland). 2 vols,

8vo. Printed for C Fenton, London, 1784. P.C. 31/27'

906-----"fanny hill;/ or the/ memoirs/ of a/ woman of pleasure/"

(Coloured vignette). London, Published as the Act Directs/ Engd. title-page.
2nd title-page printed. "Memoirs/ of a/ Woman of Pleasure./ (Line.) In Two
volumes/ Vol. 1 (line). 8vo. London/ Printed for G. Fenton in the Strand/
MDCCLXXXXI.

Vol. I. Col. front, facing engd. title-page, pp. 130. Col. plate facing pp. 35,
44, 54, 58, 65, 96, 124.

Vol. II. Col. plate facing pp. 16, 45, 49, 66, 68, 78, 96, 103. The plates un-
signed are by Isaac Cruikshank, father of George.

907----- "memoirs of the life of,., miss fanny hill." Reprinted from

the original quarto edition, pp. 207, nmo. H. Smith, London, 1841.

P.C. 30/18.

68

9o8 CLELAND, John, "memoirs of a woman of pleasure or the life of
fanny hill." By John Cleland. Profusely illustrated. 5 lithos., pp. 159, sm.
8vo. Printed for the Booksellers, Bond St., London, 1883. 500 copies,
£4. 4. o. Reprint from one of Dugdale's editions. Ashbee Cat. 400-1.

£_io--"memoirs, the, of a woman of pleasure, or, the life of fanny

hill." By John Cleland. Profusely illustrated. 5 lithos (copies from former
editions), pp. 159, ex. titles, cr. 8vo., letterpress 5 x 5fins, counts in 4.
Reprinted from one of Dugdale's edition and does not contain suppressed
passage. Printed for the booksellers, Bond Street, London, (c. 1885).

Ashbee Cat. 400-402.

£_io - "memoirs of fanny hill." By John Cleland. A new and genuine

edition from the original text (London, 1749). No plates, pp. xi + pp. 325.
8vo. Liseux, Paris, 1888. (Printed by Charles Unsinger, rue Bac, No. 83, Paris).
E. 104, no, 114, 124, 127, 284-5, 286-7, 288-9, 290, 291, 292, 293-4.

911 - "memoirs of fanny hill." A new and genuine edition from the

original text (London, 1749). pp. xi + 325, 8vo. Paris, 1888. P.C. 27 a 33.

912 —- "memoirs of a woman of pleasure." A new and genuine edition

(from the original text, London, 1749). pp. viii + 319, 8vo. Paris, 1890.

P.C. 31/28.

-- "memoirs of fanny hill." A Woman of Pleasure, written by Herself

and Edited by John Cleland. A new Illustrated Edition, literally reprinted
from the earliest original and moSt complete text known. Title-pages in red
and black, 2 vols, in 1. Col. copper plates in Vol. I, 6 + 2 headpieces by
Frantz, Col. copper plates in Vol. II, 6 + 1 headpiece by Schmidt. Vol. I,
pp. i leaf (List of Illus.) + iv + 154; Vol. II, pp. 168., 8vo. London (Paris),
1919.
(No copy in B.M.).

914 —----"hET meisje van pleizier of gedenkschriften van miss fanny

hill d . . r haarzelf veschreven." (Translated from J. Cleland's Memoirs of
Fanny Hill). 2 vols., 8vo. Rotterdam, 1885. P.C. 31 e 30.

^jj __---"la fille de joie ou mémoires de miss fanny (hill) écrits par

elle-même." (Translated from J. Cleland's "Memoirs of Fanny Hill.").
2 tomes, 8vo. London, 1736 (reprinted Brussels? 1880?). P.C. 30./.4.

916-- "la fille de joie; ouvrage quintessence de l'anglais, con-
tenant les aventures de Mlle, fanny." (Memoirs of Fanny Hill, by
J. Cleland). pp. 172, nmo. Lampsaque (Paris), 1751.

(A translation by Father Lounbert, a Jesuit). P.C. 30 h 7 ; B.A. 445.

917 - "la fille de joie ou mémoires de miss fanny." (Traduit de l'Anglais.

12 etchings, nmo. Paris, n.d. B.A. 196.

(A Paris edition of No. 69 in B.A.).

918---"nouvelle traduction de woman of pleasure ou fille de joye

contenant les mémoires de mlle. fanny . . ." Avec xv planches en taille
douce, pp. 170, 8vo. G. Fenton, Londres, 1770. P.C. 304/12.

69

919 CLELAND, John, "nouvelle traduction de la fille de joie contenant
les mémoires de Mlle, fanny (hill)." écrite par elle-même. Avec figures,
2 pt., nmo, Londres, 1776. P.C. 30^37.

£₂₀ - "la fille de joie . . . contenant les mémoires de mademoiselle

fanny (hill)/' écrits par elle-même." Avec figures, 2 tomes, umo. Londres,
1776. P.C. 30J 38.

921--Another edition, "la fille de joie, etc." 2 tomes, nmo.

Londres, 1776. P.C. 30 b 7.

922---Ditto P.C. 30 £ 39.

923--Ditto (probably reprinted), nmo. Londres, 1776,

P.C. 30 ¿36.

924- "nouvelle traduction de woman of pleasure (sie) ou fille de

joie par M. cleland, contenant les mémoires de mlle. fanny écrits par

elle-même." 15 plates, including front, by Elluin after Borei. 2 vols., i8mo.
Fenton, Londres (Paris, Cazin), 1776. B.A. 578.

925 —•- "nouvelle traduction de woman of pleasure ou fille de joie ., •

contenant les mémoires de Mlle, fanny." Avec des planches en taille douce.
(There is a second title-page "La Fille de Joie . . . Paris, 1786." Some of the
plates are inserted from other editions). 2 pts., pp. 235, 8vo. Londres, 1777
(Paris, 1768). P.C. 30 <? 8.

926--"la fille de joie, ou mémoires de miss fanny, écrits par elle-
même." 36 plates, nmo. (Brussels?), n.d. B.A. 69.

927 - "la fille de joie ou mémoires de miss fanny (hill) écrit par elle-
même." Translated from J. Cleland's "Fanny Hill.") 2 tomes, nmo. Amsterdam
et Paris, 1788. (Brussels reprinted, 1880?). P.C. 26 b 13.

928 - See "Hill, F." "la fille de joie ou mémoires de miss fanny hill.

etc." (Translated from J. C.'s "Fanny Hill"), nmo. 1880. P.C. z6 b 13.

929 -—- "mémoires de fanny hill." Traduits de l'Anglais. Par I. Liseux.

pp. 327, 8vo. Paris, 1887. P.C. 30^25.

930--"das Frauenzimmer von vergnügen." (Translated from J. Cleland's

"Memoirs of Fanny Hill"). See "Priapic Romances, Priapische Romane
Band I." pp. 407, nmo. (1880?). P.C. 30/16.

931------See Hedwig, "hedwig . . . frei aus dem englischen (of John

Cleland's "Fanny Hill") Übertragen." i6mo. (1880?). P.C. 29 a zz.

232 - "la meretrice inglese." (Compiled and translated from J. Cleland's

"Memoirs of Fanny Hill"). See "English Harlot." i6mo. (1800?).

P.C. 29 b 69.

933 ---"^la meretrice inglese; o, avventure di fanny will. (An abridged

translation of John Cleland's "Memoirs of Fanny Hill."). See "Will, Fanny."
8vo. 1861.

70

934 CLELAND, John. See Venus, "tempietto di venere scelta di prose
e poesie erotiche, etc." (Consisting of an Italian translation of part of
Cleland's "Fanny Hill," etc.). i6mo. (1850?). P.C. 29^42.

935--— "memoirs of a coxcomb." (Attributed to John Cleland : See "Gentle-
man's Magazine, Vol. 59). Fleuron and Line on title-page, pp. 386, nmo. R.
Griffiths at the Dunciad in St. Paul's Churchyard, London, 1751. (Various
reprints). Ashbee Cat. 92-95 ; B.^4.70.

936 "CLÉMENTINE orpheline et androgyne ou les caprices de la
nature et de la fortune " Par P. Cuisin. 2 vols, in i, 2 engd. fronts., pp. 283,
8vo. J. J. Gay, Bruxelles, 1883. B.A. 351.

937 "CLEOPATRA." Par Gautier. Illus. by Paul Avril. Fin de Siècle Library.
Preface, pp. xxiv, signed Anatole France, pp. 113 in all, including pref. H. J.
Nichols, Ltd., 3, Soho Square, London, W., 1899. Bod. O d 54.

938 CLEOPATRA, "the loves of Cleopatra; or, mark Anthony and his
concubines." A Historical Tale of the Nile, by Appolonius (sic.) of Gotham,
cr. 8vo. pp, 96 in all, numbered from p. viii to p. 100. n.p., n.d.

Ashbee Cat. zzi-zzj.

939 CLINDOR. "les cinq jouissances amoureuses de clindor et céphise
..." Par M. D. C. See C, M.D. P.C. 30 ¿ 24 (1)

940 "CLIO or a secret history of the life and amours of the late cele-
brated mrs. samson." nmo. London, 1752.

941 CLITORIDES, Philogynes, pseud, "the natural history of the fru.ex
vulvaria or flowering shrub." By P. C. pp. 36, 8vo. London, 1741.

P.C. 20 b 7-6.

942 CLOGHER, Hon. Percy Jocelyn, Bishop of. See Jocelyn, Hon. Percy.

943 "CLOISTERS, the, laid open or adventures of the priests and nuns."
With some Account of the Confessions and the lewd use they make of them.
Containing a series of diverting stories. Also: "the adventures of the
bath." Containing the Amours of Theresa and the Dwarf, the Love Letters
of the Count Luciano and the Tragedy of the Baron Gasanatta. Engd. front.,
pp. 142 + 6, nmo. Meanwell, Near Dutchey Lane, London, n.d.

Ashbee Cen. 260-64.

944 CLOU20T, Henri. See "Laine, F." "francis laine . . . son cahier d'e-
quisses . . ." Préface par H. Clouzot. 4to. 1923. P.C. 16 m 9.

945 CLOVEN hoof, the. a study of contemporary london vices." By Taylor
Croft, pp. 176, 8vo. Denis Archer, 6 Old Gloucester Street, London, W.C.i.,
1932. Bod. <í>¿28o.

946 COACHMAN, "drive on coachman." An Humorous Tale. Occasioned
by an affair lately discovered in a family of quality, pp. 20, 8vo. Printed for
J. Brett, London, 1739. P.C. 31/9.

947 "COAL HOLE COMPANION, the." (Several Series), A Bawdy Song
Book. H. Smith (W. Dugdale). See Douglas, W.

7*

948 COATES, Henry, "the british don juan." A Narrative of the . . . Amours
... of Hon. Edward W. Montague, son of Lady Mary Wortley Montague.
4 illus., pp. 221, nmo. James Griffin, Middle Row, Holborn, London, 1823.

Ashbee I, 140-41 ; B.A. 279.

949 COBLENTZ. "les délices de coblentz ou anecdotes libertines des
emigres français." pp. 66 (or rather 72), nmo. Coblentz, (Paris?), 1792.

P.C. 30 / 4.

950 "COCHON, le, mitré." Dialogue (entre l'abbé Furetière et Scarron par un
bénédictin défroqué nommé Fr. de la Bretonnière ou plutôt de Chavigny).
Paris, chez le Cochon, 1689. (Many reprints). B.A. 393 ; Gay I, 601.

951 "COCKATOO'S, the, note book." A bawdy Song Book. Coloured plates.
One of West's publications. See "WeSt, Wm."

952 COCKERTON, Guthbert. "the double life of." See "Double Life."

953 "COCKCHAFER, the." A Choice Selection of Songs... adapted for
gentlemen only, etc. pp. 48, 241x10. We St (London, 1865). Serial with "Blowen's
Cabinet" (q. v.). A book of Bawdy Songs. P.C. 31 g 20 (4).

954 "COCKOLORUM, the, songster." Serial with "Blowen's Cabinet" (q. v.).
One of West's publications. See "West, Tom."

95 5 COCODOTTE. "souvenirs d'une cocodette, écrits par elle-même et mis
en bon français." Par E. F. Feydeau, (really the author), etc. pp. 213, 8vo.
Philadelphie (Paris? 1875). P.C. 26 b 16—1-2 ; E. No. 13.

956 "COCOTTES, les, biches et lorettes." Réponse des cocottes de Bruxelles
à la Physiologie des Etablissements Nocturnes. Pamphlets 5 series of 16 pp.,
i6mo, except the 5 th in 8vo. Signées Henri Coel (i.e. M. Emile Alexis).

^ Ashbee I, p. 143.

957 "COCOTTES, les, de Bruxelles." Libelle contre "Bruxelles la Nuit." (By
Maris Aris, pseud., i.e. Bizonnet-Derivau) anonyme mais de M. Emile
Alexis. Pamphlet, i6mo. Ashbee I, 144.

958 COCOTTES, "nos cocotes par un petit crevé." pp. 127, i6mo. (Paris,
1865). P.C. $i b 6.

959 "COCU, le, en herbe et en gerbe." Comédie en cinq a£tes et en vers. Par
le Sieur Dumas. Reprint of Bordeaux Edn., s.d. (c 1686). pp. vi + 109,
8vo. J. Gay et Fils, Turin, 1871. Bod.<bf%<).

(100 copies. Raretés Bibliographiques).

960 COEL, Henri, pseud. i.e. Emile Alexis, q.v.

961 COEUR-BRULANT, Vicomtesse de. "les cousines de la colonelle." Par
Madame la Vicomtesse de Coeur-Brulant. 2 pts., 8vo. Antonio da Boa-Vi Sta,
Lisbonne (Brussels? 1880). P.C. zj a 1 £.52,

(Attributed to Guy de Maupassant).

962 --------- "les cousines de la colonelle." Full-page illus. in colours, pp. 314,

8vo. 310 copies. Paris, Editions du Condor, 1933.

7*

963 COEUR-BRULANT, Vicomtesse de. pseud. (i.e. Madame de Boinville).
"les cousines de la colonelle.¹' Par Madame la Vicomtesse de Coeur-
Brulant. 2 pts., 8vo. Lisbonne (Brussels, 1880). P.C. 31 d 1.

964 "COLLECTION of gems, cameos, as well as intaglios . .. cast in
coloured castes." By R. E. Raspe. 58 plates, 2 vols., 4to. London, 1791.

965 "COLLECTION of songs by the inimitable capt. morris." 2 pts., 8vo.
London, 1786.

966 COLLIER, Jeremy, M.A. See "Short View of Immorality and Profaneness

of the English Stage."

967 COLMAN, George. See "The Rodiad."

968 COLEMAN, George, pseud, "the rodiad." (A Poem). 410. Cadell &
Murray, London, 1810. (J. C. Hotten, London, 1871?)

P.C. 31 /22 ; Ashbee Cen. 471-74.
(This work was not written by either the elder or younger G. Coleman).

969 COLLÉ, Charles, "chansons badines de collé." Nouvelle Edition, etc.
Engd. front., pp. viii, 264, 8vo. Jean Pleckt, Utrecht, (1881).

P.C. 17 ¿ 16; E. No. 43.

^yo —--- "chansons qui n'ont pu être imprimées et que mon censeur n'a

point du me passer." (By C. Collé), nmo. 1784. See "Chansons."

P.C. 17 a L.

- "parades inédites . . ." Publiés d'après les manuscrits de l'auteur

sans notes, pp. xii + 80, nmo. Hambourg et Paris (Brussels), 1864.

P.C. 30^46.

972--"poésies libertines." (A re-issue of Collé's "Chansons qui n'ont pu

être Imprimées," etc.) nmo. 1796. See "Poésies." P.C. 17 a 2.

973 ~~--"recueil complet des chansons de collé." Nouvelle Edition.

revue et corrigée, pp. viii + 266, nmo. Hambourg et Paris (Brussels), 1864,

P.C. 31*13.

074-----Another copy. One of 4 copies printed on India paper.

P.C. 3 d/8.

975 COLLIER LE CITOYEN, Commandant des Croisades de Bas-Rhin.
"contes à rire d'un nouveau genre et des plus amusants." Nouvelle
Edition augmentée d'une Notice bibliographique par le Chevalier de Katrix
et d'un front, gravé à l'eau forte by Chauvet. pp. xi + 214, i6mo. Gay et
Douce, Bruxelles, 1881. B.A. 246; E. No. 44.

976 "COLOQUIO de las damas," agora Nucuamete corregido y emendado
MDXLVIII. Sm. 8vo. (Privately Printed). (Pedro Aretino). First Spanish
edn. trans, from Italian by Frenan Suarez.

(Forbidden by Inquisition 1559. Paulo supposes the book to have been
printed at Lyons by Gryphius but according to Salva it was printed surrep-
titiously at Salamanca. Rarissime.)

977 COMBE, William. See "The Diaboliad."

978 COMBES, De. See Combles, de, of Lyons.

73

979 COMBLES, de, of Lyons. See Vessaire, de, M., pseud.

980 COMÉDIENS, "les comédiens ambulans." Par L... Tome 1, nmo.

981 "COMFORTS, the, of matrimony or love's last shift." By Ned Ward
Junior, nmo. London, 1780.

982 "COMFORTS, the, of whoreing and the vanity and chastity or the

unreasonableness of love." With a Poem in praise of the Pox. 2nd edn.,
enlarged and amended, pp. 48, i8mo. London, 1694. B.M. 603*53.

983 COMFORTS, "the fifteen comforts of cuckoldom."_(Li Verse). 8yo,

984 "COMFORTS of whoreing, the." pp. 48, 8vo. (London), 1694.

(Imperfect. Wanting all before page 5). P.C. 31726.

985 "COMIC songster, the." A Book of Songs. Serial with Blowen's Cabinet,
(q. v.). One of Weft's publications. See "WeSt, Wm."

986 "COMMENT j'ai perdu mon pucelage par une petite cochonne de
veuve." (Bibliothèque Secrète des Amis du Plaisir." pp. 22, 8vo. Imprimerie
de la Tout Eiffel, Paris, 1890.

987 "COMMENT je l'ai perdu ! conte pollison." Paul Felix, pp. 6, (4 pp.
of 12 lines each). 8vo. Paul Frank, Paris, 1888. E. 129.

988 COMPÈRE MATHIEU, le. See Laurens, Abbé du.

989 "COMPLAINTE, la, du trop tost marié." (Par Pierre Gringoire). pp. xi +
xxiii avec "La Consolation des Mal Mariés, etc." nmo. Ax, Paris, i860. See
"Gay." (Many editions).

990 "COMPLAINTE, la, du nouveau marié." pp. xix. "le danger de se marier,
etc." viii. A Lyon, "les ténèbres de mariage." xx + i» A Paris, i860.
See "La Complainte de Trop ToSt Marie." Gay L

991 "COMTESSE, la, Lesbos, ou la nouvelle gamiani." Par E. D. Auteur de
"Mes Amours avec Victoire." Engd. front, and 5 figures, pp. vi + 135,
12mo. Sous les Galeries du Palais Royal, chez la petite Lolotte, Paris (Amster-
dam), 1889. (Several reprints).

992 "COMTESSE MARGA." Ein erotischer Roman aus der Wiener Gesellschaft
von X. Y. Z. 2 vols., pp. 179, 159, 8vo. Privatdruck, Wien, 1909.

993 "CON, le, d'irène." (By Aragon) 1928. Engd. front, and 4 full-page illus.,
pp. 85, 4to. n.p., n.d. (Paris, 19—). 135 copies.

994 "CONCEPTION immaculate." See Skiers^ Edmund, M.D.

995 "CONCERTS des enfans de bacchus." Paris, 1628. Reprint, 2 vols., sm.
8vo., Mertins, Brüx., 1864.

1799. See L ...

P.C. 30 k 20.

(London), 1706.

B.M. 1076 22 (7).

74

996 CONFÉDÉRATIONS, "la confédération de la nature ou l'art de se
reproduire." Avec figures. (By A. J. L, Coudray). nmo. Londres, 1790.

P.C. $0g 22.

997 "CONFÉDÉRÉS, les, véroles, suivis de la calotte renversée, les
enfans de sodome, et les fredaines lubriques, de j. f. maury." Facéties
revolutionaires textuellement reproduites d'après les edns. originales de 1790
avec Notes . . . pp. viii + 97, sm. 8vo., 100 copies. Neuchatel (Sphere), 1873.
Bib. Libre. Bod. Ó/95.

998 "CONFESSION galantes de six femmes du jour." Par A. J. Rosney,
Auteur "D'Adele et GermeuiL" pp. 204 + 1, i6mo. Delalain, Paris, 1797.

999 "CONFESSION galante d'une femme du monde." Illustrée de 60 gravures.
(The engravings are coloured). 2 tomes, 8vo. A. Christiaens, (Brussels, 1875 ?).

P.C. 30 c 26 ; Ashbee I. 165-7.

1000 CONFESSION. See H gan, Wm. "Auricular Confession."

1001 "CONFESSIONS, les, de jean-jacques bouchard, parisien, suivies de
son voyage de paris À rome en 1630." pp. xxxvi +258, 8vo. Liseux, Paris,
1881. Bod. 0*114.

Ï002 "CONFESSION de marie Antoinette à m. de tallyrand-périgord,

suivie de la confession dernière et testament de marie antoinette."

Pièces révolutionnaires, rares, textuellement reproduites, pp. 43, 8vo.,
100 copies. Bib. Libre, Neuchatel, 1873. Bod. O7*97.

1003 "CONFESSIONS, the, of madeleine bavent." Now first translated from
the French of 1652, with Introduction ,Notes and Bibliography by Montague
Summers." pp. Ixxv + 159, 8vo. Fortune Press, London, n.d. (1934).

Bod. <t> e 305.

1004 "CONFESSIONS, les, délicates des véritables nymphes du palais-
royal, écrites par elles-mêmes." Avec i fig. pliée et coloriée, pp. 151,
i8mo. Chez Terry, à Paris, 1820.

1005 "CONFESSION, la, générale d'audinot." Réimp. text : sur le pamphlet
originale et rarissime de 1774. Enrichi d'un avant-propos et de Notes
Critiques et Biographiques par Aug. Paer. Front, gravé sur cuivre, pp. vi +
39, 8vo. J. Lemmonyer, Rouen, 1880.

(Curiosités Bibliographiques. Printed at Evreux).

1006 CONFESSIONAL. See Chiniquy, Rev. G.

1007 CONFESSIONAL. See B. C. "the confessional unmasked." 8vo.
185i. P.C. 25 a 15 (1).

1008--------See B.C. "Maynooth and its Teaching." "the confessional un-
masked, etc." 8vo. 1852. P.C. 25 a 15 (2).

1009 ----------- (Another Edition), "the confessional unmasked." (By C. B.) etc.

Latin and English. 8vo. (1870). See B. c. "Report of the Trial of Mr. G.
Mackey, etc." P.C. 26 a 37.

75

ïoio CONFESSIONAL, "the confessional unmasked." Dealt with at length
in Ashbee Centuria. Ashbee Cen. 88-1 n.

See also B. C. pamphlets under these initials.

ion---"the liberty of Britain imperilled . .. or, the history of the

confessional unmasked." (By C. B.) 8vo. (1873?). See B. C

P.C. 26 a 38.

1012 "CONFESSIONS, les, de jean-jacques bouchard, parisien." Suivies
de son voyage de Paris à Rome en 1630. Publiés pour la première fois sur
le manuscrit de l'Auteur, pp. xxxvi + 258, 8vo. Isidore Liseux, Paris, 1881.

P.C. 17*2.

1013 "CONFESSIONS de courtisanes, avec la remise, moyennant argent,
de leurs péchés, incestes, selon le tarif du pape xxii." Par Lebrun,
nmo., Joostens, Bruxelles, n.d. Gay I, e 159

1014 "CONFESSIONS d'un docteur de Sorbonne." Curious plate, nmo,
Bruxelles, 1883. (Reprint of "Le Prêtre" by Berlin de Baliu, 1802).

B.A. 597.

1015 "CONFESSIONS, les, d'un docteur de Sorbonne ou le prêtre." Par
J. N. Balin de Ballu. Engd. front., pp. 128, 8vo. J. J, Gay, Brüx., 1883.

1016 "CONFESSIONS, the, of a lady's waiting-maid; being a true

recital of her marvellous adventures in both hemispheres." By

Fanny Beresford. Plates, pp. 249, 8vo. New York, 1848.

1017 CONFESSIONS of a lady's maid or boudoir intrigue, the." Disclosing
various Families of Distinction with whom she lived ; forming a wonderful
picture to fashionable Frailty, Passion and Seduction. Beautifully illustrated
with coloured plates by an eminent French Artist, pp. 24 in all, 2 illus., 8vo.
Published by W. Dugdale, c. i860. W. Johns, 35 Holywell St., Strand, n.d.

(There are 2 reprints, both pp. 32, 8vo., by Judge). Ashbee Cat. 179-180.

1018 "CONFESSIONS, the, of a page or revelations of the court of
George iv." By the author of the 4 series of the "Mysteries of London."
(By Reynolds). 2 col. plates, 8vo. Cooper, London.

1019 "CONFESSION, the, of a voluptuous young lady of high rank."
Front, and 4 lithos., pp. 72, nmo. London, 1849.

(Translation of "Vingt Ans, ou La Vie d'une Femme").

1020 "CONFESSIONS, the, of a young lady." To which is added "ten years
life of a courtesan." Illustrated with fine engravings, 5 + 3, no signatures,
8 coJ. lithos, pp. 78. London, Printed for the Society of Vice. (c. i860,
W. Dugdale). Gay I.

The vol. contains two distinct works with separate title-pages :—
(1) "The Confessions of a Voluptuous Young Lady of High Rank. Discussing
her secret Longings and Private Amours before Marriage—Forming a
curious picture of Fashionable Life and Refined Sensuality." pp. 39.
London : Printed by Strokeall & Co., Ten inches up Red Lane,
Maidenhead, Sportsman's Square.

76

"CONFESSIONS, the, of a young lady."—continued.

(2) "Ten Years of the Life of a Courtesan, or the Memoirs of Mademoiselle
Celestina—Detailing her first lessons in Lust, her seduction and Volup-
tuous Life, the Piquant Penchants of her various Lovers, etc., Forming
a Picture of Sensuality seldom offered to the Public." Illustrated with
fine engravings. Printed for the Society of Vice, London. (Bad Trans-
lation of "Dix Ans de la Vie d'une Femme." Paris, 1838. q.v.).

1021 "CONFESSIONS, the, of miss coote," a Most Voluptuous and refined
collection of her letters respecting her experiences as a Flagellant. 2 vols.,
i6mo. Amsterdam, n.d. Cay L

1022 "CONFESSIONS of nemesis hunt." By the Author of "Pleasure Bound."
No. XI of Works issued in connection with the Erotica Biblion Soc pp. 103,
8vo. 1907.

1023 .—- Another edition, "the confessions of nemesis hunt." School-
girl actress and entretenue. 3 vols., pp. about 130 each, 8vo. n.d.

1024 "CONFIDENCES, les, libertines." Lucie Paul-Marguerite. Dessins de
Marcel François. Collection de "L'Amour Vainqueur." pp. 107, 8vo.
L'Editions 4 rue de Furstenberg, Paris, n.d. (1912). Numerous coloured
plates.

1025 "CONGRATULATORY, a, epistle from a reformed rake to john

f - - g esq., upon the new scheme of reclaiming prostitutes." pp. 47,

8vo. G, Burnet, London, n.d. 17—

1026 CONGREVE, William. See "Thing : An Impossible Thing."

1027 "CONSEILS À la femme nue." Par Roger Allard. 23 Dessins à la plume par
Yvonne Préveraud. pp. 132, 8vo. E. Hazan & Cie, Paris, 1930.

1028 "CONSTABLE'S, the, hue and cry after whores and bauds, etc., to

which a satyre against bauds in general, etc." pp. 8, 8vO. John Smith,

London, n.d. (XVII Cent.). (Prose and Verse).

1029 "CONSTANT, the, couple, or a trip to the jubilee." Comedy in 5 Acts.
By G. Farquhar. nmo. Powell, Dublin, 1736.

1030 "CONSTITUTION, le, de l'hotel du roule ou les cent une proposi-
tions de la très célèbre madame paris." Réimpression Textuelle avec
Notes. (Bibliothèque Libre), pp. xii + 56, sm. 8vo., 100 copies. (Sphere),
Neuchatel, 31 Oct., 1872. Gay IL

1031 CONTEMPORAIN, "zoloé et ses deux acolytes, ou quelques décades
de la vie de trois jolies femmes." Histoire véritable du Siècle dernier.
Par un Contemporain (i.e. the Marquis D. A. F. de Sade. A Satire upon
Josephine Empress Consort of Napoleon I, Theresa, Princess de Chimay,
and Madame Visconti). Engd. front., pp. xii + 142, i8mo. Turin, Paris
(Printed), an VIII [1800]. Rare. P.C. 17 * 4. ; B.A. 552.

Republished in 1870 under the author's name. See Ashbee I. 407-10.

77

Î032 "CONTES à rire et aventures plaisantes ou récréations françaises/'
Nouvelle Ed., orné et corrigée avec Préface par A. Chassant. Engd. front.,
pp. vii + m -f 411, 8vo. Paris-Berlin, 1881. 110 copies.

1033 "CONTES et nouvelles en vers." See "La Fontaine, Jean de."

1034 "CONTES dérobés." Par M... (E. F. Nogaret). See M... ïamo.
(1803). p.c. 31 ¿24.

1035 "CONTES en vers, imités du moyen de parvenir. par autreau, dorat,
grécourt, la fontaine, b. de la monnoye, plancher, de valcour,

regnier, verGier, etc." Avec les imitations de M. le Comte de Chevigné
et celles d'Epiphane Sidre Doulx. Publiés par un Membre de la Société des
Bibliophiles gaulois. 8vo., 500 copies. Published by Willem (Paris?), 1874.

B.A. 612.

1036 "CONTES, les, de l'abbé de colibri." Nouvelle Ed. avec préface par un
homme de lettres fort connu. i8mo. Paris, n.d. 100 copies. B.A. 619.

IO37 "CONTES DE J. CAZOTTE
BESENVAL
PINOT DUCLOS
CRÉBILLON
FROMAGET
MONCRIFF
VOISENON
CAYLUS

RESTIF DE LA B.
GODARD d'aUCOUR

Quantin: Paris, 1878-1882. Notes,
separately.

Vat Eerr. IV. 1991.

» n „ I99²-

n >, I993.

n „ „ 1994-

» „ >> 1995.

» p, >> I99⁶-

» n „ I997.

n „ „ I998.

», n n 1999-

„ „ „ 2000.

etc. by O. Uzanne, and set of plates

1038 "CONTES en vers erotico-philosophqiues." Par Beaufort D'Auberval.
2 vols. pp. 183, 163, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1818. (ist edn.)

1039 "CONTES EROTico-PHiLOSOPHiQUES." Par Beaufort D'Aubervai. Illus-
trations d'Amedée Lynen. Sur 1-édition de Bruxelles 1818. pp. 272, large
8vo. H. Kistemaeckers (Brüx.) 1882.

1040 "CONTES extra galants." Richard Lesclide. Illustrations de Béories.
pp. 315 + 2, 8vo. E. Dentu, 1886.

1041 "CONTES galants." Le Comte de Mirabeau. Augmentés de deux
Nouvelles Galantes du même auteur. Préface par le Chevalier X. R. De St.
Piat. (Reprint of Paris, 1798, ed.). pp. iv + 126, 8vo. j. B. Moens, Brüx.,
n.d. 210 copies.

1042 "CONTES gaulois." See Riquetti, Honoré Gabriel, Comte de Mirabeau.
"Contes Gaulois." P.C. z6 a 34.

1043 "CONTES grivois," Augmentés d'un grand nombre de dessins inédits
et vers naturalistes extraits de "L'Evénement Parisien Illustré" et de la
"Grivoiserie Parisienne." Préface par Emil Blaine. Sketches by Pasquín,
pp. vii + 203 + i, 8vo. Paris, 1881. B.A. 253.

78

1044 "CONTES grivois en vers.'¹ Par un Epicurean, pp. 144, ïamo. Paris, 1869.

B.^4. 365.

1045 "CONTES grassouillets." Par Armande Silvestre. 24 Tales. 4 etchings
by Kauffmann. 8vo. Paris, n.d. (c. 1883). B.A. 542.

1046 "CONTES grassouillets." Avec Trois Eaux-Forts de Kauffmann. pp. 289,
8vo. Marpon & Flammarion, Paris, n*d. Bod. O e 111.

1047 "CONTES licencieux." See "Folklore Erotique."

1048 "CONTES de la morlière; angola." Notice par O. Uzanne. Set of
plates, pp. Ix + 220. Quantin, Paris, 1879. Vat. Ferr. iv. 1990 (1).

1049--"eaux fortes pour illustrer les contes de la morlière."

(Angola). Par Charles Lepec. 6 etchings in case, 8vo. Quantin, Paris, 1881.

Vat, Ferr. iv. 1900 (2).

1050 "CONTES nouveaux. Par Andréa de Nerciat. Portrait and 1 Plate engraved,
pp. viii, 118 + i, 8vo. Liège, 1777-1867. (Reprint.)

1051 "CONTES nouveaux et nouvelles." Nouvelles en vers. Anvers, 1753.
pp. 118 -f i, 8vo. (Gay), Luxembourg, 1866. 106 copies. Paper covers.

1052 "CONTES polisson (contes sangrenus)." Andréa de Nerciat. Ouvrage
orné de six jolies illustrations. Réimpression conforme comme texte et
gravures à l'édition originale de 1799. pp. 1 + 88, sm. fol. Paris, 1891.

(1 of 15 copies on Japan vellum, signed by Editor A.B.).

1053 "CONTES pour ceux qui peuvent encore rire." (In Verse), pp. 193,
nmo. Plaisance (Paris), 1789. P.C. 29 a 29.

1054 "CONTES russes." L'Oeuvres Libertine des Conteurs Russes. Contes
Secrets Russes. Introduétion et Notes par B. de Villeneuve, pp. iv -f 287.
Bibliothèque des Curieux, Paris, 1921. Guildhall, An 29-5, No. 24.

(Reprints from "KPUPTADIA."

1055 "CONTES secrets russes (rousskiia zavetnia skazki)." Traduction
complète, pp. xiii + *53> 8vo. Liseux, Paris, 1891. 220 copies. E. 117.

1056 "CONTES sangrenus." pp. 176, 8vo. Bassora (Paris?), 1789.

P.C. 29 b 70.

1057----Another edition, "pornophile. contes sangrenus." Sur

l'imprimé de Bassora, 1789. pp. 198, 8vo. S. I. J. Smithorn, Jersey, 1885.

P.C. 29 £ 37.

1058 "CONTES sangrenus." pp. 87, 4to. 1799. 3°^^I5-

(Not the same work as that dated "Bassora 1789." In this copy the plates
are coloured).

1059 CONTES, "les bons contes." Trois Cent Leçons de Lampsaque." pp. 304,
8vo. Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 27 b 34.

_I06₀-----Another copy, "les bons contes ou les trois cent leçons

de lampsaque." pp. 304, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 29^64.

79

1061 "CONTES theological." Suivies Des Litanies des Catholiques du dix-
huitième siècle et de Poésie Erotico-Philosophiques ; ou Recueil Presque
Edifiant, pp. 303. 8vo. De lTmprimerie de la Sorbonne et se vend aux
Chartreux chez le Portier, Paris, 1783.

1062 "CONTES théologiques et gaillard," précédées de la Tentation de
S. Antoine, ornée de jolies figures en taille-douce. 2 vols. De lTmprimerie
de la Sorbonne, Paris, 1793. Vol. 2 has separate title-page "Poésies Erotico-
Philosophiques ou Recueil presque édifiant précédée du Pot-Pourri de Loth
ornée de jolies figures en taille-douce et suivi Des Litanies des Catholiques
de dix-huit, siècle. Same imprint. Engd. front, and 2 plates. Vol. I, pp. 136,
i2mo. (Avertissement de l'Editeur signed John Loweman) ; Vol. II, pp. 140,
ditto.

1063 "CONTES théologiques, suivi des litanies des catholiques du xviii
siècle et de poesies erotico-philosophiques, ou recueil presque

édifiant." pp. 319 + iv, 8vo., 500 copies, i2mo. Brüx., 1879.

B.A. 248; Bod. <b e 110.

1064 CONTREL DE CHONGOU, pseud. "diaboliques jouissances au pen-
sionnat et défloration d'emma." pp. 143, 8vo. Karl Weyrentgen, s.d.
(probably Brussels, c 1900). Coll. Gugit%,

1065 "CONVENT school, the, or early experiences of a young flagel-
lant." By Rosa Belinda Coote. 15 col. illus., 6J + 5 ins., pp. 48. Privately
Printed, 1879. 150 copies. Ashbee Cat. 244-246.

1066--Another copy. pp. 87. 8vo, Privately printed, London, 1898.

1067 "CONVENT, school, the, or early experiences of a young flagel-
lant." 15 illus. 5 parts, 150 copies, [1825.] Coll. P. "Englisch.

1068 "CONVERSATION at the social fireside as it was in ye time of ye
tudors. temp. ciRC. i6oi." (Author supposed to be Mark Twain), pp, xii,
8vo. Academic Presse: (London), 1882. Only 50 copies printed.

P.C. 22 b 29.

1069 CONVERSATION, "a merry conversation which lately pass'd

between a very noted quaker and his maid . . ." By HÜ . . d Ja . . bs,

Esq., etc. 8vo. 1739. $^ee J^a . • bs, Hil. . d. P.C. 31/ 26.

1070 "CONVERSATION d'une courtisane philosophe ou la terre est
un animal; opuscule philosophique." Vignette, i8mo. Versailles, An III,
1795. Reprinted An XIII (1805) with plates by Brion entitled "La Terre est
un Animal." q. v. B.A. 559.

1071 CONVERSION, "ma conversion." (Attributed to H. C Riquetti, Comte
de Mirabeau). 12mo. Stamboul (Paris ?), 17 8 3. P. C 3 o g 21.

(This is the same work as "Lettres de Julie à Eulalie," with alterations and
additions).

1072 COOPER, Rev. Wm. M., B.A., pseud, (i.e. James G. Bertram). See "History
of the Rod."

80

1073 COOTE. "miss coote's confessions." Ran through first 10 numbers of
"The Pearl." q.v. (Periodical Publications : Paris : "The Pearl.").

1074 COOTE, Rosa Belinda. See "Convent. Convent School."

1075 "CORBEAUX, les." See "Periodical Publications. Paris."

1076 "CORNEMENT, le, des cornars pour récréer ses esperis." 4 leaves
on vellum. 30 copies of which 5 are on vellum. Paris, 1831.

1077 CORNAZANO, Antonio, "les proverbes en facéties." (XVIe siècle).
Traduit pour la première fois, texte italien en regard. (Par Alcide Bonneau).
pp. xxiii + 204, 8vo., 200 copies. 1884. E. 98

_ÏOyg -— "proverbs in jests, or the talés of cornazano ..." Literally

translated into English, with the Italian text. pp. xxiii + 216, 8vo. (Paris),
1888. P.C. 28 a 38. ; E. 105.

1079 "CORONA, la, di cazzi et autres pièces italiennes." (Divi Aretini
Sonnetti). pp. v + 98 + 1, 8vo., 75 copies. Leyde, Brussels, 1865.

1080 "CORTINA, la, corrida ò la éducation de laura." Segunda Edición.
Adornada con 12 láminas primorosamente grabadas. 12 illustrations, green
wrapper, pp. 142, 8vo. Impreso en Londres, 1862 (Printed Barcelona). See

"Herencia, La, Familia." Trans, of "Le Rideau Levé" (Comte de Mirabeau).

Ashbee Cat. 385.

xo8i COSTUMBRES, "costumbres sociales intimas cuadros al natural."
Album 4§ X 6f ins., containing 16 lithographs. Barcelona, c. 1870.

Ashbee Cen. 402.

1082 COSTUMES théâtrales, les, ou scènes secrettes des foyers." Petit

recueil de contes . . . enrichis de dix gravures, etc., pp. vi + 108, i2mo.
Helio-Foutropolis (Paris?), 1793. P.C. 30^23 (L).

(Wanting 3 of the plates which have been replaced by photographs).

1083 "COSTUMES, théâtrales, les, ou scenes secrettes des foyers."

Petit recueil de contes un peu plus gaillards orné de complets analogues . . .
Dix gravures, pp. 108 in ail, i2mo. A Helio-Foutropolis de l'Imprimerie
de Crispinaille à la Matricule, 1793 (By Carrey or Carrée). (Reprint, 1867.)

1084 COTTON, Charles, Poet. See "Philo-Britanniae, pseud." "the potent
ally." To which is added "The present State of Bettyland." (By C. C.?).
8vo. 1741. P.C. 20 b 7—2.

1085 COUILLARDIN,—, Abbé, pseud, "catéchisme libertin à l'usage des-
filles de-joie," etc. (With a dedication signed "L'Abbé Couillardin").
24mo. Luxuriolopolis (Paris, 1796?). P.C. 31 b 14.

1086 COULON, —. "éloge du beau sexe." Par Mr____(Coulon).See "Eloge."

i2mo. 1766. P.C. 30 c 14 (3).

1087 "COUNT ALEXIS; being the merry adventures of a bachelor."
pp. 199. Printed for a few friends, London, n.d.

81

1088 "COUNT ALEXIS; being the voluptuous and merry adventures of
a bachelor." pp. 200, i6mo. Printed for a few Friends, London. (Printed in
U.S.A.) New Edition, London (Amsterdam), pp. 147, i2mo. 1892.

1089 "COUNTESS, the, of lesbos; or the new gamiani." By E. D. (i.e.
Edmond Dumoulin). 6 col. engravings, nmo. London, 1890. (Trans, from'
French of "La Comtesse Lesbos"). 150 copies for Private Circulation only.

1090 "COUNTRY retirement, or how to pass time pleasantly in a manor
house ... followed by a letter from a member of the romps club."

2 col. plates, pp. 43, 8vo. Birchington-on-Sea, 1880. (Several reprints).

Bod. í> e 112.

1091 "COUNTRY retirement ; or how to pass time pleasantly in a manor

house ..." Scenes of Flagellation ... Followed by a Letter from a Member
of the She-Romp's Club. (Signed Rosa Redquim). pp. 62, 8vo., plain dark
green paper covers. Birchington-on-Sea, 1897.

1092 "COURRIER, le, extraordinaire des fouteurs ecclésiastiques." See

"Machault."

1093 "COURRIER, le, facétieux, ou recueil des meilleurs rencontres de
ce temps." Par Paul Burckhart. Engd. front., pp. 384 + 10 leaves, table,
8vo. Lyon, 1647.

1094 COURIER, Paul Louis. See "Lucius of Petrae." "la luciade, etc."
(Translated by P. L. Courier). 8vo. 1818. P.C. 30/ 3.

1095 "COURT intrigues, in a collection of original letters from the

island of new ATALANTis.'',By Mrs. Mary de la Riviere Manley. 8vo. 1711.

B.M. 636 d io.

1096 "COURT MISCELLANY, the." A Colie&ion of Amorous Poems. 1731.

1097 "COURT, the, of Cupid." By the Author of "The Meretriciad" (i.e.
Captain Edward Thomson). In 2 vols. Vol. I, pp. 147; Vol. II, pp. 139.
sm. 8vo. C. Doran, London, 1770.

Contents : "The Meretriciad," "Courtesan," "Temple of Venus," "Demi-
Rep," "Cooper's Well," "Meretricious Miscellanies."

1098 "COURT, the, of venus." A Collection of Songs of Love. 8vo. n.p., n.d.
(c. 1560).

1099 "COURT secrets, or the lady's chronicle historical and gallant."

(By Ed. Curii), nmo. London, 1727.

1100 "COURT tales, or a history of the amours of the present nobility."

To which is added A Complete Key. (By Jodocus Crull, M.D., C.H.Z.).
Engd. front., Lud Du Guernier, Inv. et sculp., pp. 310 + key 2 11., 8vo.
J. Roberts, London, 1717. B.M. 121613 ft? 1.

_IIOI--Another edition. 2nd edn., pp. 279, nmo. London, 1732.

B.M. 16497.

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IÏ02 "COURT of venus, the, or the history of cuckolds and cuckold
makers for 200 years last past." Being a Continuation of the MoSt
Cultivated Beauties and famous Jilts in the English Court to this Time. By
Capt. (Alexander) Smith. The Second Edition. 2 vols., nmo. London,
Printed by J. Baker, Paternoster Row and A. Dodd, Without Temple Bar,
1716.

1103 "COURTISANNE, la, amoureuse et vierge." Par Le Suire. 2 plates,
2 vols, in i, urno. Bruxelles, 1882. B.A. 604.

1104 "COURTISANNES, style impudique." See "Descouverture du Style."

1105 "COURTIZAN, the." By the Author of "The Meretriciad." (Edward
Thomson), pp. 48, 4to. London, 1763.

1106 COURTNEY, John. M.P. See "Orange Girl at Footes," "Rape of Pomona."

1107 "COUSIN, le, de mahomet," orné de figures. (Par Fromagel). 6 plates,
2 vols., pp. 198, 240, umo. Constantinople, 1781.

1108 "COUSIN, le, de mahomet," orné de Figures. 2 vols. Vol. I, pp. 198, 3 figs. ;
Vol. II, pp. 204, 3 figs. Constantinople, 1781. (Cazin, i8oi).

1109 "COUSINES, les, de la colonelle." Par Madame la Vicomtesse de
Coeur-Brulant (pseud. ? Guy de Maupassant). Front, by Rops, pp. 171,
8vo. Chez Antonio da Boa-Vista, Lisbonne. (Brüx., J. Gay, 1880).

(Vol. 2 appeared in 1885 but is probably by another hand).

ino "COUSINES, les, de la colonelle." Par Madame la Vicomtesse de Coeur-
Brulant. Engd. front., pp. 171, 8vo. Chez Antonio Do Boa Vista, n.d.

mi "COUSINES, les, de la colonelle." Roman Galant Naturaliste, par la
Vicomtesse de Coeur-Brulant. 2 vols., pp. 440. Collection "Fleurette,"
Maison Mystère Aube du XXe Siècle, Paris, n.d.

il 12 "COUSINES, les, df la colonelle." Roman Galant Naturaliste, par la
Vicomtesse de Coeur-Brulant. 2 etched fronts, by Rops, 2 vols., nmo.
Bruxelles (? 1882). B.A. 316.

1113 COUSTELLIER. "la rapsodie galante." nmo. Londres, 175c. Caj III.

h 14 "COUVENT, le, de BAiANS." Chronique du seizième Siècle. Extraite des
Archives de Naples et traduite littéralement deITtalien par M. J . . . C . . . O.
Précédée de Recherches sur Les Couvents au seizième siècle par M. P. L.
Jacob, Bibliophile (pseud., i.e. Paul Lacroix), pp. xii +258, 8vo. H. Fournier
Jeune, Paris, 1829. Ashbee Cen. 190,195 (Noies), 488.

(Pencil note says by Novaro).

il 15 "COUVENT, le, en rut." Histoire galante écrite par une ex-religieuse de
l'abbaye ou se sont passées les aventures ..." ouvrage orné de 12 eaux-
fortes, 2 pts. (wanting the plates), nmo. Rome, Paris (Amsterdam), 1893.

P.C. 31 c 30.

83

1116 COUVRAY, Louvet de. "les amours de chevalier de faublas." Par
Louvet de Couvray. Nouv. Ed., précédée d'une notice sur Louvet par
M . ... Plates, 4 vols., 8vo. Boulland & Cie., Paris, 1825.

1117 "COVENT GARDEN jester, the, or the man of fashions' com-
panion." Being a Collection of good things, curious Sayings, etc. pp. 60,
limo. T. Sudbury, London, (1775). P.C. 29 b 67 (2).

1118 "COVENT GARDEN magazine, or amorous repository." Calculated
solely for the Entertainment of the Polite World. Issue for August, 1773,
noticed. Ashbee Cat. 400-1.

1119 "COVENT GARDEN magazine." See "Periodical Publications. London."

1120 COVENT GARDEN, "tom k(in)g's: or the paphian grove," with
the various Humours of Covent Garden, The Theatre, The Gaming Table,
etc. A Mock-Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos. The Second Edition, to which
is added a Dedication to Mrs. K-G & the Author's Apology to such Gentle-
men as think themselves personally reflected on in this Poem. 3 plates by
J. Smith and portrait of Moll King. pp. 64, 8vo. John Torbuck in Clare
Court, Drury Lane, London, 1738.

1121 COXCOMB, "memoirs of a coxcomb" (by john cleland). Printed for R.
Griffiths at the Dunciad in St. Paul's Churchyard, London, 1751. pp. 233'
i6mo. (reprinted London, 1885). No. 2 of the "Rochester Series of Reprints,',
100 copies only printed. (Various reprints). P.C 26 b 30.

1122 "CRASSE au cul, roi d'etronie." Tragédie Biblique en un acte en vers.
Par M........pp. 38, 8vo. Paris, 1855. See M.........r.

P.C. 17 a 15.

1123 CRAWFORD, Donald, "le nouveau scandale de londres—l'affaire
Crawford." pp. 253, 8vo. Paris, 1886. P.C. 31^12.

1124 "CRAZY TALES." The Third Edition. (By John Hall Stevenson), pp. xiii,
151, sm. 8vo. London, 1769. See also "Tales."

1125 CRÉBILLON, Claude Prosper Jolyot de. See "Jolyot."

1126 CRÉBILLON FILS, "les égarements du coeur et de l'esprit, ou

mémoires de MR. de meilcourt par M. de crébillon fils." pp. Préface, xü +

346, 8vo. A Maestricht, chez Jean-Evine Dufour & Phillipe Roux, 1779.

ii27-----"sittenbilder unserer zeit, gefolt von die geschichte der

ZAiRETTE." With 10 plates by Franz von Bayros, limited edition, sm. 4to.,
half parchment. Leipzig, 1911.

Ii28-----"le sopha, conte moral." 2 vols., 8vo, A. Gazneh, l'An de Hégire,

1620. (Various reprints). B.A. 39.

1129 ----------- "tANZAI et néadarné, histoire japonaise." 5 Steel plates, 2 vols.,

8vo. A Pékin, 1758 (i860?).

il30-----Another edition. 2 vols., no plates, pp. 183, + 289, nmo.

Pekin, 1735. B.A. 38,433-

84

1131 CREIXAMS, —. See Baudelaire, C. P. "a une courtisanne." Orné de
huit eaux-fortes par Creixams, etc. 8vo. 1925.

1132 CREMORNE, the, a magazine of wit, etc." See "Periodical Publica-
tions, London."

1133 "CREMORNE, the, a magazine of wit, facetiae, parody, graphic
tales of love, etc." No. i, Jan. 1851. il + 51 ins. Privately Printed, Cheyne
Walk, London, 1851 (date wrong: first number appeared August, 1882).
300 copies, 2 col. lithos. to each No. Ashbee Cat. 357-58.

1134 "CRI d'indignation des vraies cocottes de Bruxelles." 6 Series of
Pamphlets of 8 pp. each, signed Octave de Saint-Phar (pseud., i.e. Mario
Arris). (Bruxelles, c. 1869). Ashbee L 145.

1135 CRIM. CON. GAZETTE, the, or diurnal register of the freaks and
follies of the present day." 7§ + 4§ ins., 18 numbers at 2d. each, from
Nov. 20, 1830—April 30, 1831. Published by E. Elliot. (In Eighth Issue
title was changed to "Bon Ton Gazette"). Ashbee Cat. 338-39.

1136 "CRIMES, les, de l'amour, nouvelles héroïques et tragiques . . ."
Par D. A. F. Sade. 4 vols., 4 engd. fronts., pp. xlvii & 228, 274, 256, 245.
8vo. Massé, Paris, An. VIII.

1137 "CRIMES, les, du clergé pretres, congréganistes et calotins de

robe courte." 4 series, 8vo. Paris, (1880?). P.C. 31 L 21.

1138 "CRIMES of the clergy, the, or the pillars of priestcraft shaken,
with an appendix entitled the scourge of ireland, etc." With etching

by W. Benbow. pp. x + 240 + xvi + 60, large 8vo. Benbow, Byron's
Head, Castle Street, Leicester Sq., London, 1823. Ashbee Cen. 44-50.

1139 "CRIMES, les, des papes." Revus et considérablement augmentée depuis
leur origine jusqu'à nos jours d'après des documents authentiques des
meilleurs auteurs par Louis de la Vi conte rie. Illustré de 8 belles planches,
pp. x + 477, large 8vo. J. B. Hausmann, Bruxelles, 1859. B.M. 4855/ 15.

1140 "GRIPPS' MONTHLY." 15 parts, nmo. New York, 1876-7. An obscene
monthly—each issue pp. 72, edited and pub. by George H. Rowles at $10 per
copy to subscribers. Includes a serial novel "My C . . . is my Fortune."

Complete set said to be unknown. B.A. 510.

1141 "CRISSIE, a narrative of music hall depravity." Announced in Works
Issued in connection with Erotica Biblion Soc. at end of "Pleasure Bound
Afloat."

1142 "CRITICAL essay concerning marriage." By a Gentleman (Thomas
Salmon). 8vo. London, 1724.

1143 CROSS, "the masculine cross," or a History of Crosses and their connection
with the mysteries of Sex Worship, etc. pp. 100, 8vo. Privately Printed
1891. P.C. 28 b.

85

1144 CROWLEY, Meister. See "White Stains."

1145 -"why jesus wept (red). A study of society and of the grace of

god." By Aleister Crowley (red). 4to. Privately Printed, 1904. Half-title "Why
Jesus Wept." ad. on verso. Letter, 2 11. from his mother dated Westcliffe
Mansions, St. John's Road, Eastbourne, April 15th, 1904, and signed
Emily B. Crowley. Persons studied 1 page. On verso "At 30 Clarendon
Square, Leamington on Oct. 12th, 1875, ^AD- ^tne Wife of Edward Crowley
ot a Son. Jesus Wept. John 11, 35. "The Times." 3 dedications. 8vo., pp.
unnumbered, Philip Renouard, 19 Rue des Saints Peres, Paris. "Mr. Crowley
and the Creeds & The Creeds of Mr. Chesterton./ Inset. 4to., pp. 8.

Bodleian <b d 165.

1146 - See "Sword of Song."

1147 CROZE-MAGNAN, S. C. See Carracci, A. "l'aretin d'augustin
carrache, ou recueil de postures erotiques." Avec le texte explicatif des
sujets (by A. C. Croze-Magnin). 4to. (1798).

P.C. 31/2.

1148--Another copy. P.C. 29 a 5.

1149 "CRUDELIA, lady." Masochistisches Abenteuer im fernen Afrika; von
A. B. pp. 114. large 8vo. Privatdruck, n.p., n.d. (1907).

n 50 "CRYSAL, or the adventures of a Guinea." By Charles Johnson. Ed.
with intro. by E. A. Baker. (Library of Early Novelists), pp. xxxviii + 520,
8vo. Routledge, London, n.d. (c. 1912).

n 51 CUBAS, Manuel, "tajos estocades con que ellas à ellos hacen
tajadas." pp. 78, 8vo. Madrid, 1886. P.C. 27 ¿ 32.

1152 "CUCKOLD, the." By Richard Niccols. pp. 56, 4to. London, n.d. (1607).

1153 CUCKOLD, "the contented cuckold, or a song of a Newcastle man,
etc" pp. xii, nmo. Reprinted by J. Bell, Newcastle-on-Tyne (1830?).

B.M. G 18315.

ii5 5 "CUCKOLD, the, in purgatory, OR the fall of the second man

adam." (In Verse). (1712?). s. sh. folio. B.M. 1850^ 10 (34).

n 56 CUCKOLDS' cap garland, the." Containing some of the merriest songs.
12mo. (Newcastle 1765?). B.M. 11621 c 3 (46).

ix5y--Another Edn. (Newcastle 1780?). nmo.

B.M. 11621 c 5 (2).

1158 "CUCKOLD'S, the, curse against the state of matrimony, etc." (A

Lampoon on Lady Prendergast). 8vo. Dublin, 1757. B.M. 11632 e i8.

1159 CUCKOLD'S, the, lamentation of A bad wife." (A SOng). ^írtCfe

getter, S. sh. fol. (London, 1670?). B.M. Rox. 11, 89.

1160 CUCKOLD, "the merry cuckold and kind wife." (A Song). S. sh. fol.
London (1712?). B.M. Rox. in, 622

86

ii6i CUCKOLD, "the merry cuckold, who frolickly taking what chance

doth befall—is very pleased with wife, horses and all." (A Ballad).

S. sh. foL, math Settet (London, 1625?). B.M. R0X.I256.

116a CUCKOLD. See "Wife." "the scolding wives vindication or an

answer to the cuckold's complaint." (A Song). Fol. (1692?).

B.AÍ. Rox. xi, 410.

1163 CUCKOLD, "the northern cuckold: or the greenhouse intrigue."
(In Verse). 8vo. London, 1721. B.M. 164 K 56.

--Another edition. With an Addition to the Delights of the

Bottle : or the Compleat Vintner . . . With the South-Sea Song ... as Like-
wise the Spittle-Fields Ballad on the Calicos ... By the Author of the
Cavalcade. 3 pts., umo. London, 1721. Each part separately paged, Part 2
has separate title-page. B.M. 11631 ¿? 72 (3).

1165 CUCKOLD, "a new song called the contented cuckold, to which

is added charming fellow—roving doctor or maquin bue -rambling

journeyman (songs)." pp. 8, 8vo. J. GloSter Limerick (1790?).

B.M. 11622^34(36).

1166 "CUCKOLDOM'S glory or the horns of the righteous exalted."
In a Sermon by M. Horner. 8vo., fig. London, n.d.

1167 CUCKOLD-MAKER, "the trapped cuckold-maker or yea-and-nay
well fitted, etc" (A Ballad). Sfocft Setter> For J. Deacon (London 1690?).
S. sh. obi. fol. B.M. C 22 f-6 (185).

1168 CUCKOLD, "the cuckold's chronicle." Being Select Trials for Adultery,
InceSt, Imbecility, Ravishment, etc. Col. and other plates, 2 vols., 8vo. Vol. I,
pp. v + 44*ß i engd. front. ; Vol. II, pp. ii + 452, 1 engd. front. London,
1793. P.C. zz b 15, 16.

1169 CUCKOLDS. See "Benefits and Privileges of."

1170 'CUCKOLD'S heaven : or ........."

The marry'd mans miserie, who must abide
The penalties of being hornify'd.

Hee unto his neighbours doth make his case knowne
And tells them all plainly the case is their own.
(A Ballad). 2 pts.,$(acft Setter s. sh. folio. London, (1625 ?). B.M. Rox. 146

1171 "CUCKOLDS nest, the, of choice songs." pp. 48, 241X10. We St (London,
1865 ?). Serial with Blowden's Cabinet (q.v.). P.C. 31 g 20 (3).

1172 CUCKOLDS, "the four contented cuckolds." (A Song), s. sh. folio.
(London, i860?). B.M. 11621 £4(114).

1173 CUCKOLDS, "the twa cuckolds (by a. steel) and the tint quey or
thrawart maggie (by r. gall)." Two Tales in the Scottish dialeâ (and in
verse), umo. Edinburgh, 1796. B.M. 11632 c 19.

87

1174 CUCKOLDS, "the two contented cuckolds/' or Tit for Tat—to which
are "robin a' boon" and "charge the musket." (Songs). i2mo. Glasgow,
1803. B.M. 11621 ¿7(1).

1175 CUCKOLDS, "the two contented cuckolds," Two (sic.) which are added
"lord Thomas of winsberry" and a "lament for general wolfe." nmo.
Stirling, (1805). B.M. 11621 e 6 (8).

1176 CUISIN. "clementine, orpheline et androgyne, ou les caprices de la
nature et de la fortune." 2 tomes, I2mo. Paris, 1820. P.C. 31 d 2¿.

h77--Another copy. pp. 283, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1883.

P.C. 25 ¿23.

1178 CUISIN, J. P. R. "les fastes ... et intrigues de la galanterie ..."

Par P. C......(i.e. P. Cuisin). See C...., P. "Les Faátes, etc." nmo. 1886.

P.C. 28*45.

1179 - "les femmes entretenues dévoilées, etc." (By J. P. R. Cuisin).

nmo. 1821. See "Femmes." P.C. $o c 6.

i j g₀ - "les femmes entretenues dévoilées dans leur fourberies, gal-
antes ou le fleau des familles et des fortunes." pp. 378, 8vO. Bruxelles,

1883. P.C. 25*24.

1181---"la galanterie sous la sauvegarde des lois." pp. 156, nmo.

Paris, 1815. P.C. 31 a 39.

h82---"les nymphs du palais royal. . ." Troisième Edition, pp. 142,

nmo. Paris, 1815. P.C. 31 a 22 (1).

ngj--"les perfidies assassinés ... d'un bamboche du grand ton . . .

par un écouteur aux portes." (i. e. J. P. R. Cuisin), etc. umo. 1818. See
"Perfides." P.C. 30 L 8.

1184--"la volupté prise sur le fait, ou les nuits de paris, folie

erotique, mêlée d'anecdotes du palais royal." pp. xü + i26, umo.
Paris, 1815. P.C. 31 a 22.

(This is the same work as "Les Nymphs du Palais Royal").

1185--Ditto, Deuxième Edition, pp. xii + 126, nmo. Paris, 1815.

P.C. 30^41.

1186 CUISIN, P. See "Cuisin, J. P. R."

1187 CULPIDON, Frère, "frère culpidon, le mirliton priapique." 69 quatrains
etc. nmo. Bruxelles, 1883. P.C. 29^15.

1188 "CULTE, le, de priape." (Reprint). 40 planches renferment 138 dessins,
500 copies, 20 fr., pp. xviii + 200, 8vo. Gay, Bruxelles, 1883.

1189 "CULTUS arborum." A Descriptive Account of Phallic Tree Worship,
with a Bibliography of Works upon the Phallic Cultus. pp. viii + in, 8vo.
Privately Printed, 1890. One of the "Phallic Series." P.C. 28 b 10.

88

1190 CUL VERWELL, *Robert James, M.D. "on single and married life, or

the institutes OF marriage." pp. 3io, l6mO. London, (1847).

P.C. 23 a 24.

U^ï - "porneiapathology, OR the green book." The tWO hundredth

thousand, pp. 311, i6mo. London, (1855). P.C. 23 a 25.

- "lecture to young men on chastity and its infringements." A

new and original medico-philosophical work on the Physiology of the
Passions. The Hundredth thousand, pp. 223, i6mo. London, (1847?).

P.C. 23 a 26.

--"the solitarian, or the physiology of the passions, their

use and abuse." Pamphlet, paper covers, pp. 23, i8mo. London, 1849.

P.C. 23 a 13.

* M.R.C.S. (1827), L.S.A. (1824), M.D. (1841). Ran "The Baths," 10,
Argyll Place, Regent St. and at 5, New Bond St. "Proprietor Dr.
Culverwell."

1194 CUNNINGHAM, Peter. F.S.A. See " Muses. The Merry Muses, etc."
MS. Notes (by P. Cunningham). 8vo. (1827). P.C. 31 e 20.

1195 "CUPID, the." A Collection of Love Songs in twelve parts, nmo.
1736-9.

1196 "CUPID'S album, OR the delights OF enjoyment in more ways than

one." Frontispiece and 20 coloured lithographs, some letterpress. Published
at 2 guineas. Obi. nmo. n.p. n.d. B.A. 117.

1197 "CUPID turned spy upon hymen, or matrimonial intrigues in polite

life." 2 vols., nmo. London, 1771.

(Appeared before as "Cuckoldom Triumphant").

1198 "CUPID'S golden age, or the happy adventures OF love." 8vO.

(London?), 1771. B.A. 81.

1199 "CUPID'S beehive, or the string of love." Translated from Bonefonius,
by several hands. With some original poems : (1) "The Peer and the
Maidenhead," (2) "Fruition in a Dream," (3) "The Withered Punk,"
(4) "Female Ambition," (5) "The Angels: a Ballad," (6) "An Ode on Cecilia's
Day". Engd. vignette on title-page, pp. 94, 8vo. E. Curii, London, 1721.
(4 11. of Curll's Cat. at end). See Strauss. "Unspeakable Curii," p. 60.

Bodleian O e 60 (3).

1200 "CUPID'S own library." A Series of trashy publications printed in America
and sold at 25c, 50c, and $1 per vol. :—

(1) "The Amours of a Modest Man—By a Bachelor. 1864."

(2) "Love on the Loose : or the Carnival of Venice."

(3) "Redátaíf, or the Mysterious Lover."

(4) "Bedlarks, and how to do it."

(5) "Sports with Venus, or the Way to Do It."

(6) "Scenes in a Nunnery."

(7) "The Secret Services and Duties of Major Lovitt."

(8) "Love Scrapes, or Gay Times in a Boarding House."

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« CUPID'S own library "—COttHltUicl.

(9) "Love in a Maze or the Adventures of Bouncing Bett."

(10) "The Rakish Rhymer or Fancy Mans Own Songster."

(11) "Royal Amours, or Private Lovers of a King."

(12) "The Love FeaSt, or a Bride's Experience."

(13) "Amorous Songster." Ashbee Cat 199-200.

1201 "CUPID'S miscellany, or life of an amorous quaker." 4 plates, pp. 80,
urno., n.p. n.d. Ashbee hp. 45.

(An American version : "The Amours of a Quaker, or the Voluptuary."
ditto).

1202 "CURIOSITEITEN van allerlei aard." 44 parts, 8vo. Edited and
published by R. C. D'Ablaing van Giessenburg—Amsterdam, 1875-8.

Ashbee I. 173 Cat. 416.

1203 "CURIOSITIES of flagellation: a series of incidents and facts

collected by an amateur flagellant," and published in 5 volumes.

Vol. I (all) pp. 78. London, 1875. Reprinted 1879-80 in 2 vols., pp. 56, 61 :
(1) "The Jeweller's Housekeeper," 5 plates ; (2) "Mrs. North's School," 5
plates ; 150 copies, £220 per vol.

Ashbee I. p. xlii, note Cat. 251-257; B.A. 18, 19, 26.

1204 "CURIOUS and diverting history and adventures of a bedstead."

Containing many singular amorous interesting tales with fine amatory
engravings. 8 ills., pp. 158, 8vo. n.p., n.d. (London, c. 1830).

1205 "CURIOUS recollections of domestic scenes, and little love affairs
which occurred in my family for my dearly beloved husband at
martinique by madame marie*de j." 24 lithos., 3 Vols., i2íí10. n.d. (c. 1825).

Reprint: 24 lithos., 3 vols., nmo. London, c. 1842.

1206 "CURIOUS, the, songster and funny cabinet." A Bawdy Song Book,
Coloured plates. One of West's Publications. See WeSt, Wm.

1207 CURLL, Edmund, "curlicism display'd : or an appeal to the church."
Being observations on some Books published by Mr. C .... In a letter to
Mr. MiSt. nmo. London, 1718. P.C. 20 a 23.

1208 "CURTAIN, the, drawn up, or the education of laura." From the

French of the Count Mirabeau. Revised Ed., pp. viii. + 83, 8vo. Putitin
Rogers & Co., Nineinch St., London, 1818. (Reprint, c 1875).

E. 134, 148.

1209 "CURTAIN, the, drawn up, or the education of laura, with the

history of rose." Being the 2nd part freely translated from the French of
the Count Mirabeau. 2 vols., illus. 8vo. Paris, 1870.

1210---------Another Edition. With 9 coloured engravings.

1211 "CURTAIN, the, drawn up, or the educatior of laura." English

Translation of Mirabeau's "Education de Laure." 7 steel plates, 8vo.

B.A. 193.

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1212 "CUSTOMS and manners of the women of persia and their domestic

superstitions." Translated from the Persian by John Atkinson. 8vo.
London, 1832.

1213 CYARNECKY, Carl, Count. See Ulrichs, E. " 'argonauticus' zastrau

und die urninge das pietistischen . . . lagers. mit dem criminal fallen
graf. c, etc." 8vO. 1869. P.C. l8 b. 65.

1214 CYNIC, "a sonnet, by cynic." Obi. 8vo. Bickers and Son (London), 1885.
One of 100 copies printed for Private Circulation. P.C. 27 b 19.

1215 "CYPRIAN cabinet, the." Containing "Portraits of Love," by Rochester,
Dryden, Beaumont and Fletcher, Suckling, Behn, Cowley, Lee, Rowe
Otway, Pope, Butler, etc., etc. Dedicated to (Various Women). 2nd edn.,
pp. 21, 4to. Printed for B. Pounall, 6 Pall Mall, London, 1783.

1216 "CYPRIANS, the, of the most accomplished talent in the science
of practical love." 6 engravings, i2mo., n.p., n.d. (c. 1800).

1217 CYTHERA. "le carrillon de cythère, ou les progrés de l'amour."
i2mo. Paris, 1776. B.AÍ. Tab. 604 b 3 (2).

1218-----"code de cythère, ou lit de justice d'amour." (By J. P. Moet).

pp. ix + 81, nmo. Erotopolis, 1746 (Paris, 1746). B.M. 1093*27.

1219 --------"il congresso di citera." (By F. Algarotti). 8vo. Amsterdamo,

1746. B.M. 245 c 27.

— "code de l'amour, ou décisions de cithère." Etrennes du mois

de Mai à l'usage des amans désoeuvrés. Par une Société de Vieux Amoureux.
2 pts., nmo. à Cithère (1750?). B.M. 1250^ 54.

1221 - "la medicine de cythère." Parade en deux a&es de Vaudeville

tirée des fastes de Syrie, etc. By C. F. Racot de Grandval. 8vo. à Clignancourt
(Paris), 1765. B.M. 11738/39(1).

1222 - "le prix de cythère, opéra comique." By C. J. Favart in conjunction

with A. R. de Voyer d'Ar gens on, Marquis of Paulmy. See "Hague, Theatre
de la Haye, etc." Tome IV., 8vo. 1750. B.M. 242^21.

J223 - "la trentaine de cythère." (By J. F. de Bastide). 8vo. Londres

(Paris), 1753. 12510.^/22.

1224---"cythera's hymnal, or flakes from the foreskin." A collection

of Songs, Poems, Nursery Rhymes, Quiddities, etc., etc., Never Before
Published, pp. 85, sm. 8vo. Oxford : Printed at the University Press for the
Society for Promoting Useful Knowledge, 1870, Cum Privilegio. (Date
correct but Imprint a forgery). 150 copies on toned paper.

Ashbee I. \%yi \ B.A.z\% \ Bodley <b j'123.
(According to Sir Wm. Clowes (Bib. Arc. 218) the book should have "a
somewhat amusing frontispiece," a coloured lithograph. Bodley copy
lacks this.

9¹

1225 CYTHERA. "il congresso di citera." (Leonzio ad Erotico suo figliuolo).
(By F. Algarotti). pp. 85, 8vo. Parigi, 1756. B.Af. 1094*4.

J226 - "cythereia, or new poems upon love and intrigue, etc." 8vO.

London, 1723. B.M. 164/58.

_l22j - "cytheride, histoire galante traduite du grec" (or rather

written by A. Boret), pp. 86, i2mo. Paphos (Paris), 1743.

B.M. 12550 a? 66.

J228 - "voyage et description du temple de cythère." Suivi du Rien-

de-Trop & du Ranné & de Musca ves. 2 pts., nmo. A Cythère chez Cupidon.
Libraire des Amours, 1752. B.M. 12518 ccc 19.

1229 D.. . "traité du fouet et de ses effets sur le physique de l'amour."
--- Par D . . . Réimpression sur l'édition originale à Genève, 1788, aug-
mentée de notes bibliographiques. (By François Amedée Doppet). pp. 70,
nmo. Londres (Amsterdam), 1885. P.C. 30 C 17.

1230 D..., Médicin. "traité du fouet et de ses effets sur le physique de
l'amour." Par D . .. Médicin. (François Amedée Doppet). See Meibom,
J. H." De l'Utilité de la Flagellation, etc." 8vo. 1879. ■P-C. 31 h 6.

1231 D.. ., Médicin, pseud. (i.e. Vital Puissant), "dissertation théorique et

pratique sur tous les moyens capables d'exciter aux plaisirs de vénus

suivi d'autres pièces sur le même sujet." pp. 71, nmo. A Paphos, 1788
(Brussels, 1876?). P.C. 31^31; B.A. 241.

1232 D . . . "la laïs philosophe, ou mémoires de d ... et ses discours à m. de
voltaire, sur son impiété, sa mauvaise conduite et sa folie." pp. 124,

8vo. Bouillon, 1760. P.C. 30^31.

1233 D.. ., Mdlle. pseud. (i.e. Durand de Bedacier). See "Histoire des Amours
de Grégoire VIL"

1234 D., C. H. "discours sur la nudité des mamelles des femmes." Par un
Révérend Père Capuchin, publié pour la première fois . . . avec . . . une
bibliographie par Ch(arles) D(Aquesne) Gand. No. 2 of the "Petite Biblio-
thèque Curieuse." On tinted paper, being one of the 8 copies thus printed,
pp. 42, 8vo. Gand, 1857. P.C. 28 6 4 (2).

1235 D. E. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin). On last page of cover of "l'odyssée d'un
pantelon" the following are given as by the same author :—

Poésies : "Rondeaux et sonnets galants."
Romans : "Mes Etapes Amoureuses. 2 vols.

"La Comtesse de Lesbos ou la Nouvelle Gamiani."

"Les Callipyges ou les Délices de la Verge." 2 vols.

"Le Marbre Anime."

"Mes Amours avec Victoire."

"Lèvres de Velours."

"Jupes Troussées."

"Théâtre Naturaliste."

9*

1236 D. E. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin), "les callipyges ; ou les délices de la
verge." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin), etc. Tome 1, imperfeét, want-
ing tome 2, i2mo. Paris, 1889. P.C. 31/17.

—_- "défile de fesses nues." Recueil de lettres erotiques par E. A.

(i.e. Edmond Dumoulin), etc. pp. vi + 220, nmo. Paris, 1890.

P.C. 31'33-

1238 - "lèvres de velours, suite de la comtesse de lesbos." Par E. D.

(i.e. Edmond Dumoulin), pp. 158, 8vo. Paris, 1889. P.C. 30^4.

1239- "mes amours avec victoire." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin).

pp. 140, 8vo. Amsterdam, 1888. P.C. 30 / 3.

1240-----Nouvelle Edition, . . . augmentée, pp. vi + 188, 8vo.

Paris, 1889. P.C. 30 / 2.

1241----"mes étapes amoureuses." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin).

Tome 2, imperfeét, wanting tome 1, 8vo Paris, 1890. P.C. 31 / 16.

i242 —--"odor di femina, amours naturalistes." Par E. D., etc. pp. i72,

i6mo. Londres (Paris), 1890. P.C. 29*17.

_I24j _--"l'odyssée d'un pantelon." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin).

pp. 188, 8vo. Paris, 1889. P.C. 30^18.

1244 ■ "rondeaux et sonnets galants." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond
Dumoulin, nmo. Paris, 1887. P.C. 30/8.

_I245--"Théâtre naturaliste." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin).

Société des Bibliophiles Cosmopolites : Part of the "Collection des
erotiques français du XIXe Siècle." pp. 120, 8vo. Londres, 1889.

P.C. 30/31.

1246 D., J. R. J., Médicin. See Venette, N. "Tableau de l'amour conjugal. . .
Entièrement refondu. Par J. R. J. D. Médicin, etc. (i.e. J. R. J. Dubuisson).
nmo. 1812. P.C. 30^28.

1247 D., L. D. "recueil de pièces choisies rassemblées par les soins du
cosmopolite." (With a dedication signed L. D. D.). Notice sur le recueil du
Cosmopolite), 2 pts., pp. x+ 512, 12, 8vo. Leyde (Brussels), 1865.

P.C. 30 c 12.

1248 D. V. M. See Pallavincino, F. "la rhétorique des putains .. ." Précédée
d'une Notice Bio-bibliographique (signed: V. M. D.). nmo. 1881.

1249 DAIRNVAELL, Georges. See "Jesuits : Compendium."

1250 DANDINI, Carlo, pseud. "die Verschwörungen in Berlin." Nachtliche
Eroberungen in der preussischen Residenzstadt von Carlo Dandini.
3 Auflage, pp. 336, i6mo. Boston (Altona, 1870?). P.C. 29* 20.

1251 DANNEGGER, Adolf. See "Priapeia." "carmina priapeia mit einer

kritischen einführung von a. danneggar. 8vO. I905. P.C. 27*20.

93

52 DAPHNIS ET CHLOÉ. "les amours pastorales de daphnis et chloé."
pp. 84, 8vo. ist edn. of Jacques Amyot's Trans. Paris, 1559 See B A. 407.

53 "DAPHNIS ET CHLOÉ." Traduction complète d'après le Manuscript de
l'Abbaye de Florence, pp. 152 and 1, 8vo., 60 copies. Piatti, Florence, 1810.

Vat. F err. IV. 1946.

54 D*ARGENS, le Marquis. See "Législateur Moderne."

55 D'ARGENS, Le Marquis, pseud. "les nonnes galantes ou l'amour
embéguiné." Frontis, de Chauvet. 500 copies, pp. 231, i6mo. Sur l'imprimé
à la Haye chez Jean Van Es, mdccxi (Bruxelles, Gay et Douce, 1882).

(? Par J. B. Guiard de Servigné). E. 48.

₅6--"les sonnettes, ou mémoires de monsieur le marquis d...

auxquels on a joint l'histoire d'une comédienne qui a quitté le

spectacle." (Par J. B. Guiard de Servigné). 3 pts. in 1, pp. 142, i6mo.
L'Ed. originale et de 1751. Imprimé à Londres MDCCLXXXI. Bruxelles,
Gay et Douce, 1882. E. 50.

57 D'ARGIS, Henri, "gomorrhe." Dix Dessins par ... Illustrated, pp. 355,
8vo. Paris en Dépôt, chex Charles, 1889. Guildhall. An 29 3 1808.

58 DARIMAJOU, Dominique, "la chasteté du clergé dévoilée ou

procès verbaux des séances du clergé chez les filles de paris, etc."

(By D. D.) See "France—Clergy. La chasteté, etc." 8vo. 1790.

P.C. 28 a 39.

59 "DARWIN on trial at the old bailey." By Democritus. pp. 107, large
8vo. London University Press, Ltd., 19—. Bod. Ó ¿ 56.

60 D'AUDINOT. See "Confession Générale de."

61 DAVANANT, Sir William. See D, Sir W.

62 DAVENPORT, John. For Notes on Life of : See Ashbee I. pp. 87-88 ;
Ashbee Cen. XIV.

63 DAVENPORT, John, Antiquarian, "aphrodisiacs and anti-aphro-
disiacs." Three essays on the powers of reproduction ; with some account
of the judicial "congress" as practised in France during the seventeenth
Century. (Privately Printed), pp. xii + 154, 4to. London, 1869.

P.C. 19 a 3 ; Ashbee L¿/>.82-89 ; B.A. 309.

64--- "aphrodisiacs and antiaphrodisiacs. etc." pp. 154, 4to. London,

1869. (Reprinted E. Avery: London, 1887). P.C. 31/4.

65---"curiositates EROTicAE physiologiae" ; or Tabooed subjects

freely treated in six essays, viz: i.G eneration ; 2. Chastity and Modesty;
3. Marriage; 4. Circumcision; 5. Eunuchism; 6. Hermophrodism and
followed by a closing Essay on Death. By John Davenport, author of
"Aphrodisiacs and Antiaphrodisiacs." pp. xviii +216, 4to. London,
Privately Printed, 1875 Guildhall, Am^-%, No. 16.

66---Another Copy. P.C. 31/2 ; Ashbee I, 174; B.A. 313.

94

1267 DAVENPORT, John, Antiquarian, "esoteric physiology—sexagyma." A
Digeát of the words of J. Davenport. With a bio-bibliographical memoir
of the author (By R, H. Fryar). pp. 100, 4to. (London), 1888. P.C. 31/3.

1268----"esoteric physiology—veneres et priapi." A facsimile reprint

illustrating the work Sexagma, etc. 11. Bound up with 70 Mounted Prints
of the gems described in the text. 4to. Privately Printed (London, 1888).

P.C. 28 b 30.

1269 "DAVERNOS. Eine Meisterin der Liebe." 12 Kapitel mit 10 ero-
tischen Bildern von Bruno Gerstner; pp. 316, 8vo., (600 copies) (Bimini-
Bücher), Nachdruck, 1928.

1270 DAVID, King of Israel, "david et bethzabée, orné de figures et de
musique." (Music wanting). (Rare). Vide Gay, Vol. i, 1894, p. 791. nmo.

Bodleian O / 57.

1271 DA VIES, Miss Fanny. See "Authentic (An) Narrative of."

1272 DAVRAY, Jules, "l'amour à paris, etc." pp. vi + 220, nmo. Paris, 1890.

P.C. 29 b 26.

1273--"l'armée du vice." pp. xxli + 215, nmo. Paris, 1890.

P.C. 29^31.

1274 "DEATH blow to corrupt doctrines." A plain Statement of Fads.
Published by the gentry and People—Translated from the Chinese, pp. ix +
64, sm. 8vo., 500 copies. (Translated by Rev. C W. Mateer of American
Presbyterian Mission in Province of Shantung). Ashbee Cat. 434-440.

1275 DE BARRÉ, "the authentic memoirs of the countess de barré the

french king's mistress, carefully collated from a ms. in possession of

dutchess of viLLEROY." by Sir Francis N.....pp. 216, large nmo. 2nd

end. London, J. Roson and G. Reily, 1771. Other edns.: London, 1772;
Bern, 1775 ; London (?) 1777—reprinted by Dugdale as the "Lovers
Festival"—reproduced in "The Exquisite." Ashbee Cat. 99.

1276 DE BORN, I. "la monacologie ou histoire naturelle des moines."
Traduite de l'original Latin par Broussonnet. Réimp. textuelle sur l'éd.
originale française de 1784 avec nombreuses figures dans le texte, pp. xxiii +
57+ i, 8vo. Rouen, J. Lemonnyer, 1879. 350 copies (Curiosités Biblio-
graphiques Printed at Evreux."

1277 DEBRAY, Th. F. "histoire de la prostitution et de la débauche

chez tous les peuples du globe, depuis l'antiquité la plus reculée

jusqu'à nos jours," suivi de l'Histoire des Maladies vénériens, pp. 808, 4to.
Paris, 1880. P.C. 31 J 7.

_I2yg -— "histoire de la prostitution et de la débauche chez tous les

peuples du globe, etc. (histoire de la prostitution en angleterre
les mystères de la cour de londres)." 2 pts., 8vO. Paris (1887). Part i is

in 101 livraisons; Part 2 is incomplete, wanting all after livr. 5.

P.C. 31 G 20.

r

1279 DEBREYNE, Pierre Jean Corneille, "moechialogie, ou traité des

péchés contre les sixième et neuvième commandements du deca-
logue . .." Ouvrage ... exclusivement destiné au clergé . .. Deuxième
édition, pp. 404, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1853. P.C. 31 »16.

1280 - "moechialogie." See Taxil, L., pseud. "la confession, etc."

8vo. 1882. P.C. 31 ¿22.

₁₂81 - "moechialogie cours le luxure traité de péchés contre, etc,"

See "Taxil, L., pseud. Les Livres secrets des confesseurs dévoilés, etc."
8vo. (1885). See also "Moechialogie." P.C. 27 a 23 ; Ashbee Cen. 66-68.

1282 DEBREYNE, J. C, Pries!: and Physician, "moechialogie ou traité des

péchés contre les 6e et 9e commandes. et de toutes les questions

matrimoniales ... etc." pp. viii + 404, 2nd edn., large nmo. (Two other
editions 1846, 1865). H. Goermaere, Bruxelles, 1853. Ashbee Cen. 66-68,

1283 ["DECADENCE, la, latine ethopée viii."] Huitième Roman. "L'An-
drogyne." Couvertures de Séon. Eau-Forte de Point Josephin Peladan.
pp. xix + 303, 8vo. E. Dentu, Paris, 1891. Bod. <$> e 41.

1284 "DECAMERONE, il, di m. Giovanni boccacio." Nuovament correto et
con diligentia stampato, pp. 284, 4to. Impressa in Firenze per li heredi di
Phillippo di Giunta neh" anno del Signore MDXXVII. Vet. Ferr .111, 791.

1285 "DECAMERON, le, de jean boccace." 5 vols., 8vo. London, 1757-1761.
6 engraved fronts, and no plates after Eisen, Gravelot, etc. (19 erotic).
Vol. I, pp. viii + 320; Vol. II, pp. 292, 1757; Vol. Ill, pp. 203, 1757;
Vol. IV, pp. 280, 1761 ; Vol. V, pp. 269, 1761.

B.A. 545; B.M. K.T.C. 36*5.

1286 DE CASTRES DU CARNAY, pseud. (i.e. Abbé Quesnel). See "Almanach
du Diable."

1287 DECENCY, "a philosophical dialogue concerning." See "Rolleston,
Samuel, Archdeacon."

1288 DE CORNEILLE BLESSEBOIS, Pierre. See "Corneille de Blessbois."

1289 DÉCRETS, "décrets des sens sanctionnés par la volupté." Ouvrage
nouveau enrichi de gravures anglaises, pp. 128, 6 half-page vignettes, 8vo.
Rome (Paris?), 1793 . . . The last 2 pp. are incorrectly numbered 227, 228.

P.C. 30 c 9.

1290 DÉCRET, "nouveau décret du manège—foutez !" L'Assemblée Nationale
Ta ainsi décidé suivi du grand détail concernant les dévots et les dévotes qui
ont été fouettés par les dames de la halle à Paris, réimprimés, etc. pp. 22.
See "Bibliothèque Libre, etc." nmo. 1871, etc. P.C. 27 b.

1291 "DEFENCE, a, of uranian love." By Arthur Lyon Raile.
Vol. I, 1928, Pt. I, "The Boy Lover," 5 11. + 134+3 H.
Vol. II, 1930. Pt. II, "The Uranian Eros," pp. viii + 166.

Vol. III, 1928 Pt. Ill, "The Heavenly Wisdom" and Conclusion, pp. 81
8vo. Privately Printed. Bod. 0 e 288,289, ²9°-

96

izyz "DÉFILÉ de fesses nues." Recueil de lettres erotiques par E. D. (i.e.
Edmond Dumoulin). See "D. E." nmo. 1890. P.C. 31 *c 33.

1293 "DÉGOÛTS, les, du plaisir: frivolité." pp. 75, sm. 8vo. Lampsique,

1294 DÉGOÛTS. See La B . . . (— de). Les Dégoûts du Plaisir, etc. 8vo. 1752.

P.C. 22 a 17.

1295 "DEGRÉ, le, des ages du plaisir ou jouissances voluptueuses de deux
personnes de sexes differens aux differentes époques de la vie."

Recueillis (sic.) sur des mémoires véridiques par Mirabeau, ami des plaisirs.
Ornés de gravures et de chansons avec le portrait de chaque age. pp. 134,
i6mo. De lTmprimerie la mère des Amours de A. Paphos, 1793.

1296------Another. Suivi de "l'école des filles ou la philosophie des

dames." Orné de gravures et de chansons. 2 vols, in 1 (i) pp. 112. 2 plates
(engraved), (ii) pp. 126, 1 plate. 8vo. Au Palai? Royal chez feu la Veuve
Girouard Très Connue, 1798.

1297 DE KELLEC, Jehan, "a lesbos." pp. 269, 8vo. Paris, B. Simon, n.d.

1298 DE LACLOS, Pierre Ambroise François Choderlos. See Choderlos.

1299 DE LANSAY, Jacqueline, pseud. (i.e. Johannes Gros), "les délices
libertines." Roman Inédit. 14 full-page etchings signed, and several
woodcuts, 407 copies, pp. 149 + 1, large 8vo. A Moncontour Au Bon-
heur des Dames (Paris, 1934).

1300 DELATTRE, Eugène, "procès des congrégations contre léo taxil—
le célibat ecclésiastique et l'enseignement religieux—plaidoyer
pour léo taxil . . ." Compte rendu complet du procès, pp. 79, umo.
Paris, (1883). P.C. 311? 17.

1301 DELCOURT, Pierre, "le vice à paris." Cinquième édition, pp. 354, i8mo.
Paris, Saint Amand, 1888. P.C. 29 a 42.

1302 DELEPIEPvRE, Oétave. "un point curieux des moeurs privées de la
grèce." pp. 29, sm. 8vo. J. Gay, Paris, 1861 (reprinted by J. Blanche,
Bruxelles, 1870). B.M,—Tab. 603 a 39 ; Ashbee I,p. 28 ; B.A. 456.

(An essay on Sodomy).

1303 ---------- Vide "Dissertation sur les idées morales des grecs."

1304 "DE L'HOMME et de la femme considérés physiquement dans l'état
du mariage." Nouvelle Edition revue et augmenté par l'auteur (Lignac, de).
Avec de Nouvelles Figures. 3 Tomes. Vol. I, pp. viii + 378 + 1 ; Vol. II,
pp. 271 + i ; Vol. Ill, pp. 253 + 3. 15 engd. plates at end of Vol. III,

1305 "DÉLICES, les, de la jouissance ou l'enfant du plaisir." i8mo. Paris,

1752.

Boa. O/44.

E. 116.

izmo. Lille, 1779.

P.C. 20 b 15-17.

B.,4. 574.

(Condemned by Royal Court of Paris, 1825).

97

ijo6 DÉLICES, "les délices du cloître, ou la none (sic.) éclairée." Avec
un discours préliminaire, pp. 48, i2mo. (The Hague?), 1761.

P.C. 30*31.

1307 DÉLICES. "les délices du cloître ou la religieuse en chemise."

pp. 96, i6mo. Genève, Lebondril, n.d. (Bruxelles, Vital Puissant). Reprint
of "Délices du Cloître ou la Nonne éclairée (de l'abbé J. Barrin).

E. No. 4.

1308 "DÉLICES, les, et les galanteries de l'iSLE de france." Z vols., i2û10.

Pierre Marteau, Cologne, 1709. Rare. B.A. 497.

1309 "DÉLICES, les, libertines." See "De Lanvay, Jacqueline."

1310 "DELICIOUS chanter, the." A Book of Songs. Serial with "Blowen's
Cabinet" (g. v.) one of Weft's publications. See "Weft, Wm."

1311 DELIGHTS, "the delights of love or the lady libertine." By George
Thomson ("Greenhorn"). See Thomson, George.

1312 "DELIGHTS, the, of sex." By René Maillot. Translated from the French.
(Price Three Francs), pp. 16, cr. 8vo., paper covers. Bod. <S> f 109 (2).

1313 "DELLE NOVELLE di franco sacchetti cittadino fiorentino"
2 vols., 8vo. In Firenze, 1724.

1314 "DELLE RIME di m. nicolo franco contro pietro aretinq et de la
priapea del medesimo." Terza Editione colla Giunta di Molti Sonetti oltre
la vera e ultima correttione ch'a tutta l'opera intera ha data l'Autore istesso,
per non haverne più cura, come colui c'ha già rivolti tutti li Studi ad imprese
di lui più degne. Con gratia e Privilegio Pasquillico M.D.XLVIIL Privately
Printed. Not for sale. pp. cxii, 8vo.

1315 "DELLE LETTERE AMOROSE di diversi huomini illustri, etc"
pp. (6 leaves) +135. (sm. sq.) 8vo. Presso Georgio de Cavalli Venetia. 1565

Vat. Ferrp 3035

1316 DELLON, Dr. C, French Physician, "relation de l'inquisition de goa."
Three editions, all nmo. Leyde, Goasbeek, 1687; Paris, Horthemels, 1688 ;
Amsterdam, Mortier, 1697. Ashbee Cen. 146-148.

1317 DEL MONTE, G. See "Monte."

1318 DELOLME. "history of the flagellants, or memorials of human

superstition by one who is not a doctor of the sorbonne." Plates and

vignettes. 1783. B.A. 17.

1319 "DE L'USAGE des romans, ou l'on fait voir leur utilité et leurs dif-
férents caractères." Avec une Bibliothèque des romans par Gordon de
Percel (pseud., i.e. Lenglet Dufresnoy). 2 vols., nmo. Amsterdam, 1734.

Gay I, 813 ; B.A. 437.

1320 DEL VAU, A. "dictionnaire erotique moderne." Par un professeur de
langue verte (i.e. A. Delvau). With a frontispiece by F. Rops. pp. x + 319,
8vo. 1864. See "Di&ionnaire." E. No. 16; P.C. 30/5.

98

13^1 DEL VAU, A. "dictionnaire erotique moderne/' Another Edition, une.
Edition augmentée et enrichie de nombreuses citations, nmo. Neuchatel,

1874. P.C. 17 a 8.

----Ditto. Nouvelle Edition augmentée, etc. pp. xxiii + 375,

8vo. Imprimerie de Karl Schmidt, Bale, (1879). P.C. 17*1; B.A. 284.

1323--See "Théâtre Erotique Français."

1324 D'EMILIANE, Gabrice, "a short history of monastic orders, etc."
pp. 312 + 38, 8vo. S. Roycroft for W. Bentley, London, 1693.

Ashbee Cen. 128-9.

1325 "DEMI-REP, the." By author of the "Meretriciad" (Captain Edward
Thomson). 2nd edn., pp. 35, 4to. C Moran, London, 1756.

B.M. 11631 g 31 (17).

1326 "DEMOISELLES, les, chit chit." Vide "Palais Royal."

1327 "DEMONIALITY or incubi and succubi." A Treatise ... By the Rev.
Father Sinistrari of Ameno (17th Cent.). From the original Latin MS. dis-
covered in London in 1872 and translated into French by Isidore Liseux.
Now first translated into English with the Latin Text. pp. xvi + 252, with
7 pp. of catalogue, sm. 8vo. Isidore Liseux, Paris, 1879. B.A. i¿j

1328 —---Another: Translated (with Introduction and Notes) by Rev.

Montague Summers, pp. xliii + 127, 1290 copies, 8vo. London, Fortune
Press, n.d. (c. 1931).

1329-----Another : French and Latin versions published by I. Liseux. pp. xvi ;

+ 224, 8vo. Paris, 1875. 2nd edn., pp. xix +267 (same matter), nmo. 1876.

Ashbee Cen. 77-80 ; Ashbee Cat. 22.

1330 DE MURR, C G. See "Notice sur les Estampes gravées."

1331 DE MUSSET, Alfred. See "Gamiani."

1332 "DENKWÜRDIGKEITEN des herrn von h —•" 19 plates, pp. 269, nmo.
Rome (Leipzig), n.d. Later editions with additions. B.A. 451.

1333 "DENKWÜRDIGKEITEN des herrn. von h., eines deutschen
Edelmanns. See H., Herr von. 8vo. (1880?). P.C. 31 h 12.

1334 DENON, Dominique Vivant, Baron, "la nuit merveilleuse, etc." (A
later edition of Baron D. V. Denon's "Point de lendemain"), nmo, (1800).
See "Nuit." P.C. 30 a 21 (1).

1335-----"l'oeuvre priapide de dominique vivant baron denon." (23

etchings). The title-page is in manuscript. Fol. (Paris? 1793?).

P.C. 31/i.

1336------"l'oeuvre original des vivant denon." 317 etchings. (The nth

Series deals with sujets gallants). 2 vols., fol. Paris, 1878. B.A. 189.

1337 DENON VIVANT. See "Oeuvre Príapique."

99

1338 DENS, Petrius (1690-1775). "dens's theology." Extraits from Peter Dens
on the Nature of Confession and the obligation of the Seal. Pamphlet, and
edn. Dublin, 1836. Ashbee Cen. 90 et seq. 94-109.

1339 D'EON. "an epistle from mademoiselle d'eon to the right honourable
l. (or) d. m(ansfiel) d. l (or) d. c(hie)f j(ustic)e of the c(our)t of
k(in)g's b(enc)h on his determination in regard to her sex." 6th
edn. (? i St), engd. front., pp. xii, 27, 4to. M. Smith, London, 1778.

1^40--"the true story of the chevalier d'eon," or the Modern

Hermaphrodite by one who knew it. pp. 164, nmo. London, (c. 1828).

B.A. 602.

1341 DE RICCI, Scipion. "vie de scipion de ricci, evéque de pistole et prato

et réformateur du catholicisme en toscane sous le régime de leopold
composée sur les manuscrits de ce prélat . . . tirées des archives de

m. le commandeur lapo de ricci à Florence." Par De Potter ... 3 vols.,
8vo., pp. Vol. i, xiv + 556; Vol. 2, 495 ; Vol. 3, 451 ; portrait and 3 fac-
similes. H. Tardier, Bruxelles, 1825.

Ashbee Cen. 181 -190.

The passages omitted from the 2nd edn. have been issued in a separate
form : "Extrait de la vie de Scipion de Ricci ou Supplément contenant tous
les retranchements exigés par la police française dans la contrefaçon faite à
Paris. Bruxelles, 1826." (See "Chiniquy : PrieSt, Woman and Confessional.
Montreal edn, p. 96." Index Lib. Prohib. Romae 1876, pp. 256, 275).

1342 "DESCOUVERTURE, la, du style impudique des courtisannes de

normandie et celles de paris, envoyée pour estrenne." De l'invention

d'une Courtisanne Anglaise. Suivant la copie, Paris, 1628. pp. iv + 7, 8vo.,
200 copies. "Curiosités Bibliographiques." Printed at Evreux.

1343 "DESCRIPTION de l'isle des hermaphrodites." Nouvellement décou-
verte. Contenant les Moeurs, les coutumes et les ordonnances des Habitans
de cette Isle, comme aussi le discours de Jacophile à Limne avec quelques
autres pièces curieuses. Pour servir de supplément au Journal de Henri III.
Engd. frontis., pp. 2 11. + 352, sm. 8vo. A Cologne, chez les Héritiers de
Herman Damen, MDCCXXIV. Guildhall, An. 29. 4. No. 19.

1344 "DESCRIPTION de l'isle des hermaphrodites nouvellement dé-
couverte, etc." Pour servir de Supplément au Journal de Henri III. English
front., pp. 2 11. + 352, 8vo. Herman Damen, Cologne, 1726.

1345 "DESCRIPTION topographique, historique, critique et nouvelle du

pays et des environs de la forêt noire situés dans la province du

Maryland." Traduction très libre de l'Anglais, pp. 79, sm. 8vo. A Bouten-
tatives chez les veuves Sulamites aux Petits appartements de Salomon. L'An
du Monde 100,800,000,500.

1346 "DÉSERT, le, des muses ou les délices de la satyre gallante." Par
P. M. D. G. pp. 126, 8vo. (Sphère). Pierre Lamy au Palais au Grand César,
Paris. Raretés Bibliographiques Reprint, 100 copies. A. Mertens et fils,
Brüx., 1863.

100

ï 347 DESFORGES, "les mille et un souvenirs ou les veillées conjugales,
etc." Engd. fronts., 3 vols., 8vo. Gay, Brüx., 1883.

1348 DES GRIEUX, pseud. "l'amour: dans tous les temps chez tous les
peuples." Par Des Grieux. 8vo. Paris, (1888, etc.). In progress.

P.C. 27 a 31.

1349 —- "a prelude to teleny." Announced in Works issued in connection

with "Erotika Biblion. Soc." at end of "Pleasure Bound Afloat."

1350 DES PELOTONS, Margot, "histoire nouvelle de margot des pelotins
ou la galanterie naturelle." (By F. C. Huerne de la Mothe). 2 pts., 8vo.
Genève, 1775. B.M. 012548 b 9.

13 51 DESPREZ, Louis Marie Fèvre. See Fevre-Desprez.

1352 "DESSOUS, les, de la pudibonderie anglaise." Expliqués dans Les
Divorces Anglaise ou Procès en adultère jugés par Le Banc de Roi et la
Cour Ecclésiastique d'Angleterre, pp. xxiv + 287 + xii, 8vo. Carrington,
Paris, 1898.

1353 "DESVIRGADO, la, por su gusto con licencia de su madre juguete
CARAjiNAL y fornicario en un acto," en verso por El Doctor Coñicida.
Impreso en la venta del Carajo. Año de tantos y tantos. 8 lithos., pp. 31,
sm. 8vo. Barcelona, c. 1877-8. Ashbee Cat. 397-99.

1354 "DEUX amies." Par René Maizeroy. pp. 282, 8vo. Victor-Havard, Paris,
1885, Ed. orig.j avec 9 curieuses aquarelles libres.

1355 "DEUX, les, biscuits." Tragédie. Traduit de la langue que l'on parlait
jadis au royaume d'Astracan et mis depuis peu en vers français, pp. 26, 8vo.
Se vend à Astracan, 1752. (Réimp. Gay, 1866. 100 copies).

1356 "DEUX dialogues du nouveau langue françois italianize et autrement
desguizé, principalement entre les courtisans de ce temps." Par Henri

Estienne. Réimprimé sur l'Edition originale et unique de l'Auteur (1578).
2 vols., pp. xxiii + 319* 319 +4> 350 copies. Liseux, Paris, 1883.

Ashbee Cat. 433-4.

1357 "DEUX, les, gougnottes." Dialogues Infames, scènes réelles de la vie de
nos mondaines H—y M—r. pp. 53, nmo. Se trouve à Londres à la Société
Occulte de Bibliophilie, n.d.

1358 DE VIAU, Théophile, Sieur. See "Théophile."

1359 DÉVIRGINEURS. "les dévirgineurs, ou les trois frères et combabus."
Contes en vers, précédés par des réflexions sur le conte et suivi de Florincourt
histoire françois (by J. C. Dorât), pp. 68, 8vo. Amsterdam, 1765.

P.C. 28 b₄ (4).

1360 "DEVIL, the, divorced, or the diabo-whore." pp. 1v+ 41, 4tO. M. Smith

London, 1782. B.M. 11631 ¿31 (6).

1361 "DÉVOTIONS, les, de madame betzhamooth et les pieuses facéties

de monsieur de saint ognon." Engd. front., pp. vi + 131, 8vo., n.p.,
MDCCLXXXIX. (ist edn.) Bod. O/58 ; B.M. A 12314 G 24.

TOI

$6z "DÉVOTIONS, les, de mme. de bethzamooth." La Retraite, les Tentations
et les Confessions de la Marquise De Montcornillon par l'Abbé Th. I.
Duvernet. pp. vii + 83, 66, 1, 8vo., 500 copies. Gay or Douce, Brüx., 1880.

363 "DÉVOTIONS, les, de madame de bethz amooth,"et les pieuses facéties
de Monsieur de Saint-Ognon. Re-imp. sur l'ed. orig. de 1789 avec Notice
bio-bibliog. sur l'auteur l'Abbé Duvernet. pp. vii + 9*> 8vo., 100 copies.
Gay, Turin, 1871. (Raretés Bibliographiques).

364 "DÉVOTOLOGIE ou physiologie des dévotes," par A. D. G. Corvinus.
i2mo. Tartufopolis A. M. 5855. (Brüx., 1878). B.A. 432.

(Anti-Catholic nature).

365 D'HANCARVILLE, Pierre Francois Hugues. See Hugues.

366 "DIABLE, le, amoureux." Par Jacques Cazotte. Nouvelle Espagnole,
re-imp. selon l'ed. orig. de 1772. Frontis., 5 plates, pp. ix + 152, 8vo.,
575 copies. Camille Bloch, à Paris, 1921.

367 "DIABLE au corps, le," Oeuvre postume du très recommandable Docteur
Cazzoné (Andrea de Nerciat). 3 vols., (I) pp. viii -\- 1 leaf and 194, 4 engs.
(II) pp. 226, 4 engs. ; (III) pp. 210, 4 engs. Sm. 8vo. Genève, 1786.

368 "DIABLE, le, dupé par les femmes." Nouvelle critique et galante par Le
Sieur F. N. Henry, sur imprimé de Paris chez la Veuve Dubreuil. . . 1714.
Front, by Rops, pp. 49, printed in red, green and black, 8vo., 500 copies.
Gay & Doucé, Bruxelles, 1881.

369 "DIABLE, le, dupé par les femmes." See Henry, le Sieur F. N.

370 "DI ABOLI AD, the." A Poem. (By William Combe). Dedicated to the
worst man in his Majesty's Dominions. 2nd edn., in 2 pts., pp. iv + 24,
iv + 46, 4to. G. Kearsley, London, 1777 (misprinted MDCLXXVII).

(A satire on Lord Irnham, father of Colonel Luttrell).

371 "DIALOGO dove si raggiona della bella creanza delle donne,

dello stordito intronato." 8vo. n.p. (Venice, 1539.

B.A.. 412 ; Gay I, 894.

(A licentious work undoubtedly by Alexander Piccolomini, Archbishop
of Patras. Several other early editions).

372 "DIALOGUE between a woman and a virgin." pp. 35, nmo. Printed for
R. Borewell South, Audley street, 1786 (Price Two Shillings). Reprinted in
"Voluptuarian Cabinet," q.v. Ashbee Cat 315.

373 "DIALOGUES et devis des damoiselles pour les rendre vertueuses

et bien heureuses en la vraie et parfaite amitie contenant quelques
histoires facetieuses et discours de la nature d'amour." l6mo. Paris,

1581. B.A. 415.

(A translation by Fr. d'Amboise of the licentious Dialogo of Alexander
Piccolomini, Archbishop of Patras.

i Oí.

1374 "DIALOGUES de luisa sigea, sur les arcanes de l'amour et de venus

ou satire sotadique de nicholas chorier, etc." 4 vols, (i) pp. lxxvi + I75 ;

(2) 269; (3) 199; (4) 363., 8vo. Isidore Liseux, Paris, 1882. (Musée Secret
du Bibliophile No. 1). Various reprints. P.C. 26 b 2.

1375 "DIALOGUS jocundus robertus." (By Philip G. Bainbrigge). pp. 8, 4to.
75 copies Privately Printed for subscribers only at the Cayme Press, 1926.

1376 "DIARY of a nymphomaniac." See "Lascivious Gems."

1377 DICKENSON—Publisher, note on. Ashbee I,p. 127.

1378 DICTIONARIES. See Blondeau, N. "dictionnaire erotique latin-

francais, etc. l8mO. 1885. P.C. 26 ¿»25.

1379----See Delvau. P.C. 30/5

_x^go - "modern flash dictionary." See "Sinks of London Laid Open."

13 g i-----"english slang. the slang of venery and its analogues."

Compiled from the works of Ash, Bailey, Barreré . . . and other sources :
(synonyms of the slang of venery). 3 vols, fol., Priv. typed, on one side
of the leaf only. Chicago, 1916 P.C. 16 m 10

!j82------ "vocubula amatoria; a french-english glossary of words,

phrases and allusions . . . with english equivalents and synonyms."

pp. 268, 4to. Privately Printed, London, 1896. P.C. 29 a 53.

1383 "DICTIONNAIRE de l'amour, contenant les anecdotes historiques

de l'amour depuis le commencement du monde jusqu'à ce jour." 5 Vols.,

8vo. Troyes, 1811. B.A. 343.

1384 "DICTIONNAIRE de la langue verte." Par Alfred Delvau, augmenté
d'un supplément par Gustave Fustier, nmo. Paris, 1883. B.A. 283.

1385 "DICTIONNAIRE erotique latin-francais." Par Nicholas Blondeau . . .
Edité pour la première fois sur le Manuscrit Originale avec des Notes et
additions de Francois Noel. Précédée d'un Essai sur la Langue Erotique
parle traducteur de "Manuel d'Erotologie de Forberg" (i.e. Alcide Bonneau).
pp. lxxxiv + 150, 8vo., 375 copies. Liseux, Paris, 1885.

P.C. 26 b 25 ; E. 99.

1386 "DICTIONNAIRE erotique moderne." Par deux professeurs de langue
verte. 3rd edn., Eng. front, after F. Rops. pp. xi + 214, large 8vo., 250
copies. Freetown (Bruxelles), 187$.

1387 "DID you ever see such damned stuff? or, so much the better."
A story without Head or Tail, Wit or Humour. (A translation of "Tant mieux
pour Elle: Tant pis pour lui " by De Voisenon). pp. vii + 168, 8vo.
C. G. Seyffert, London, 1760. Ashbee Cat. 103-7, 402.

103

1388 DIDEROT, Dennis. See "Bijoux Indiscrets."

ijgç- "la religieuse." i8mo. 1798.

- Another, i8mo., wove paper. Bruxelles, n.d.

- Another, nmo. (Paris), 1823. B.A. 40, 41,4z.

xjço - "oeuvres de dénis Diderot." Vol. V "Les Bijoux Indiscrets."

8vo. Belin : Paris : 1819. Vat. R. G. Utt Est. IV, 78.

1391 - "pensées philosophiques—piscis hic non est omnium." pp. I36,

i8mo. A la Haye aux dépens de la Compagnie, MDCCXLVI. E. No. 65.

1392 DILDOE. "the story of a dildoe. a tale in five tableaux." Illustrated
by 5 photographie plates and 5 coloured plates, pp. 44, 8vo., 150 copies.
London, Privately Printed, 1880. Asobee Cat. 192-3.

1393 DILLON, Theobald, Count, pseud. See "Paris, Bordels de Paris, Rédigés
par Dillon, Sartine, etc."

1394 DILLON, Wentworth, Earl of Roscommon. See "Wilmot, J., Earl of
Rochester." "works of earls of Rochester, etc." nmo. 1718.

P.C. 23 a 5.

---and poems by. See ditto. P.C. 23 a 4.

1396 DINGWALL, Eric John, "the girdle of chastity." A Medico-HiSlorical
Study. 10 plates, pp. x-f 171, 8vo. Routledge, London, 1931.

B.M. 08416^48.

1397 DINIZ DA CRUZ E SILVA, Antonio, "le goupillon." (A Poem trans-
lated from the Portuguese of A. Diniz de la Cruz e Silva). 4to. 1761. See
"Goupillon." P.C. 301/7.

1398 "DISCOURS DE la nudité des mamelles des femmes." See D. Ch. Discours,

etc." 8vo. 1857. P.C. 28 b 4 (2)

1399 "DISCOURS sur l'impuissance de l'homxME et de la femme." Par Vincent
Tagereau, Angevin—Réimprimé sur la deuxième Edition revue et corrigée
par l'Auteur (Paris, 1682). pp. xv + 245, 8vo., 250 copies. Isidore Liseux,
Paris, 1887

1400 "DISCOURS sur l'impuissance de l'homme et de la femme . . ." Vincent
Tagereau, Angevin. 2nd edn. 3 11. + 226, 8vo. Jean du Brayes, 1612.

B.M. 499 a 17.

1401 "DISCOURSE, A, on fornication . . . to which is added an appendix
concerning concubinage." By J. Turner, M.A., Lecturer of Christ Church,
London. Printed at the request of some gentleman of that Parish. 1 1.
(Contents) -f 62, 1 page, catalogue of Books by Wyat at end. sm. 4to.,
John Wyat at the Rose in St. Paul's Churchyard, London, 1698.

1402 "DISPUTATIO perjucunda, qua anonymus probare nititur mulieres
homines non esse, cui opposita est sim. gedicci defensio sexus mulie-
bre." Sm. 8vo. Hagoe, 1638. B.A. 616.

104

1403 "DISPUTATIONUM de sancto matrimonii sacramento/' Tomi Tres.
Qui universam huius argumenti tra&atinem compleétuntur ut quarta docebit
pagina. Auöore R. P. Thoma Sanchez Cordubensi e societate Jesu.
Accessit duplex Index disputationum & Rerum. Antwerpiae apud Martinum
Nutium, 1607. B.M. 517 5 ¿ *

1404 "DISSERTATION étymologique historique et critique sur les di-
verses ORIGINES DU mot cocu AVEC les notes ET PIÈCES JUSTICATIVES par

un membre de l'académie de BLOis." (De Patigny). Front., pp. 72, 8vo.
Jahyer, Blois, 1835. (Reprint). Condemned Seine Tribunal 25 June, 1869.
Reprinted Brüx., 1868. nmo., 108 copies. B.A. 502.

1405 "DISSERTATION sur les idées morales des grecs et sur le danger
de lire platon." Par M. Aude, Bibliophile, pseud. (i.e. Octave Delepierre).
pp. 20, 8vo. J. Lemonnyer, Rouen, 1879. 300 copies green wrappers Printed
at Evreux. (An enlarged version of "Un point curieux des Moeurs privées
de la grèce." Par O. D . .. 8vo., 150 copies. Athènes, 1871).

Ashbee Cat. 478-9.

1406 DISSERTATION théorique et pratique sur tous les moyens capables
d'exciter aux plaisirs de venus et sur les remèdes contre l'impuis-
sance en AMOUR par d . . . MÉDECIN SUIVI d'AUTRES PIÈCES sur le même

sujet." (Par Vital Puissant), pp. vi + 71, 8vo., 150 copies. (Reprint Gay, n.d.)
A paphos Aux Sources de l'Amour, 1788. P.C. 31 r 31.

1407 "DIVERSIONS, the, of the pego club." (c. 1879, probably printed at
Boston, Mass.). i2mo., n.p., n.d. B.A. 499.

(Title obviously suggested by Bayard Taylor's "Diversions of the Echo
Club").

1408 "DIVORCE, LE, SATYRIQUE OU les AMOURS de la REINE MARGUERITE."

pp. 45, 8vo. Gay & Douce, Brüx., 1878. Vat. Ferr. IV. 1905 (2).

1409 "DIX ans DE la VIE d'une FEMME, ou MÉMOIRES DE MADEMOISELLE an AI s

c . . ." Manuscrit original extrait de la correspondance secrète de la Baronne
de F ... 12 engravings, pp. 53, nmo. Chez le Libraire de l'Amour, Paris,
1838. (Attributed to L. Fr. Raban). Ashbee Cat. 306-7.

1410 "DOCTAE nugae gaudenti i JOCOSI CONSISTENS in diversis narrati ONI-
bus et eventi BUS HUJUS TEMPORIS—PER RISUM CONCLUSUM est CONTRA

MELANCHOLicos." pp. 286, i2mo. Solisbaci, 1713. B.A. 610.

1411 "DOCTORAT impromptu, le." Par Andréa De Nerciat. Eng. front,
and i plate. Reprint of 1788 edn. pp. 74, 8vo., 100 copies, n.p., n.d.

1412 "DOMINICAIN,, le, ou les crimes de l'intolérance et les effets du
célibat religieux." Par T . . . e. (Attributed by Barbier to Toulotte).
nmo., 4 vols, in 2. Paris, 1803 B.A. 505.

1413 "DOMINICI baudii amores," edente Petro Scriverio inscriptio II. Grasivin-
chellio. (Includes "Anonymi Pervigilium Veneris"), nmo. Elzevir, Amster-
dam, 1538 B.A. 627.

105

1414 DONALD, Peregrine O. See Schafier, Frederick. "The Toast."

1415 "DON JUAN in the army." Abridged trans, of "Mémoires d'un Viéllard
de vingt-cinq ans." q.v. G*f IH> ¹5<>-

1416 "DON LEON." A poem. See Byron, Lord, pseud.

1417 DOPPET, Francois Amedée. See D... Médecin, "traite de fouet et
de ses effets sur la physique de l'amour." Par D... Médecin (i.e.
Francois Amedée Doppet). See Meibom, J. H. "De l'Utilité de la Flagellation,
etc." 8vo. (1879). PC- 3¹ *⁶-

- "traité du fouet et de ses effets sur le phisique de l*amour,

etc." (By F. B. Doppet). nmo. 1885. See "D ..." P.C. 30 c 17.

1419 DOPPET, Dr. See "Aphrodisiaque Externe."

1420 DORAT, Claude Joseph, "les dévirgineurs." See "Dévigineurs."

P.C. 28*4(4).

1421 - "contes et nouvelles en vers." See "Recueil. Recueil des meilleurs

contes en vers." Tome 4, i6mo. 1778. P.C. 23 a 19, 22.

₁₄22 - "oeuvres." 4 vols., 8vo. Bruxelles, 1846. Vat. Ferr. 86.

1423 "DORCI, ou la bizarrerie du sort." Par le Marquis de Sade. Nouvelle
inédite publiée sur le MS. original avec Notice sur l'Auteur. Etching by
G. Charpentier. B.A. 501

1424 DOR VIGNY, Louis, "ma tante Geneviève ou je l'ai échappé belle." Par
Dorvigny. (Nouvelle Ed. revue et augmentée d'une Notice par P. Lacroix).
4 tomes, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 24 b 3 ; E. No. 54.

1425 "DOUBLE, le, cocu, histoire galante." Par Dr. Brémond. Réimp. texte
de l'ed. de 1679, ^{avcc une} Notice bibliogt. pp. vi + 83, 8vo., 100 copies.
J. Gay, Turin, 1870.

1426 "DOUBLE, le, cocu, histoire du temps." Par S. Brémond. i8mo. Pour
Mm. Jacques Magnes et R. Bentley. Paris, 1678. Orig. edn. Many reprints.

B.A. 624.

1427 "DOUBLE, life the, of cuthbert coc kerton esq., attorney-at-law
of the city of london. his history and that of his daughter and some

curious anecdotes of other ladies and their lovers." From the original
MS. dated 1798. Now published for the first time. 250 copies only, pp. xvi +
47, 8vo., paper covers. Haarlem, 1895. Price Four Guineas.

(A close rendering of Anti-Justine by Restif de la Bretonne. [Nie. Edme]).

1428--Another edition, pp. 450, 8vo. Penzance, 1894 (1900).

(Quoted at p. 489 of "Le Marquis de Sade et son Temps." Eugène Duehren,
Paris and Berlin, 1901).

106

1429 DOUGLAS, Norman, "some limericks." Collected for the use of Students
and ensplendoured with Introduction, geographical Index and with Notes
Explanatory and Critical, pp. 97, large 8vo., rough brown buckram, 100
copies signed—Dedicated to the Unknown Poet. Privately Printed (Florence),
1928.

1430 DOUGLAS, R. B. See Fusée De Voisenon, C. H. "fairy tales . . ."
Translated by R. B. Douglas, etc. 8vo. 1895. P.C. 31 /5.

1431 DOUTES. See "Dubbie."

1432 "DOUX, LE, entretien des bonnes compagnies, OU recueil des plus
beaux airs à danses. le tout composé depuis trois mois par les plu* rares

et excellens esprits de ce temps." Guignard, Paris, 1654. Reprint, pp. 180,
8vo., 108 copies. Chez Guignard, Paris, 1867. Gay IL

1433 "DROIT, LE, DU seigneur ET la rosière DE salency." Par Léon de

Labessade. Vignettes et culs de lampe, pp. xvi + 253, 8vo., 100 copies.
Ed. Rouveyre, Paris, 1878.

1434 "DROIT du seigneur." See "Nuits. Les Nuits d'épreuve des Villageoises
allemandes avant le mariage."

1435 DUBBII. "doutes amoureux, ou cas de conscience et points de droit,

avec leurs solutions, à l'usage des confesseurs ET des magistrats. "

Text italien (in verse) et traduction en regard—Italian and French, pp. xii +
88, 8vo., 150 copies. Liseux, Paris, 1883. P.C. 26 a 3 ; E. 92, 155, 203-6.

1436 DUBOIS, Jean, M.D. "the secret habits of the female sex: letters

addressed TO a mother ON the evils OF solitude, etc." I2mO. Philadelphia

(1850?). P.C. 28*46.

1437 DUBOYS, Jean, Dramatist, "signe d'argent." Vaudeville en trois actes
(en prose), par MM. A. Roland and J. D. "le bout de l'an de la noce."
Parodie du "Bout de l'an de l'amour" de M. T. Barrière par MM. Lemercier
de Neuville et J. D. (in one act and in prose). See "La Santé Rue de Paris.
Le Theatre Erotique de la Rue de la Santé, etc." nmo. 1864, etc.

P.C. 21 a 19.

1438 DU BOULEAU, Count, pseud. "the petticoat dominant or woman's

revenge. the autobiography OF a young nobleman, etc." pp. i7i, 8vO.

Paris and New York, 1898. P.C. 30^ 22.

I439--"the yellow room OR alice DARVELL's subjection. a tale, etc."

pp. 169, nmo. Privately Printed, London, 1891. P.C. 31/34-

1440 DUBOULEAU, Louise, pseud, "les éléments de l'éducation . . . tra-
duit ... de l'anglais." ("Elements of Tuition and modes of punishment
in letters from Mademoiselle Dubouleau"). Par les soins de la Société des
Bibliophiles cosmopolites, pp. 79, nmo. Londres (Amsterdam), 1886.
Part of the Musée Secret du Bibliophile Anglais. P.C. 31 d n.

107

1441 DUBUISSON, J. R. J. See Venette, N. "tableaux de l'amour conju-
gal." Par J. R. J. D. Médecin (i.e. J. R. J. Dubisson), etc. nmo. 1812.

P.C. 30*28.

1442 DUCASSE, Isidore. See "Lautréamont, De, Count., pseud."

1443 - "the lay of maldoror ..." Translated by John Rodker, etc.

pp. XX + 319, 8vo. Printed Privately for the Casanova Society. London
(1924) P.C. 270 25.

1444 DUCHESS OF PORTSMOUTH, "the duchess of Portsmouth's gar-
land." (From a MS. in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates). Only
25 copies privately printed, pp. xvi, 4to, (Edinburgh), 1837.

P.C. 20 b 5.

1445 E)U COMMUN, Jean Pierre Nicolas, called Vernon, "éloge du sein des
femmes, etc." (B. J. P. N. du Commun). See "Eloge." nmo. 1800.

P.C. 29 b 19.

1446 DU COUDRAY, Alexander Jacques Louis, "la confédération de la
nature, etc." (By A. J. L. Du Coudray). See "Confédération."

P.C. 30^ 22.

1447 DUEHREN, Eugen, "neue Forschungen über den marquis de sade
und seine zeit, etc." pp. xxxii + 488, 8vo. Berlin, 1904. P.C. 26 a 36.

1448 DUENKI, L. See Pietro Aretino, "les ragionamenti—du divin Pietro
aretino, etc." (Vingt eaux-fortes dessinées par L. D., etc.) 8vo. 1882, etc.

P.C. 25 a. p.

1449 DUFAY, Pierre, "l'enfer des classiques, poèmes légers des grands
écrivains du xve au xvine siècle." Recueillis et Annotés par Pierre Dufay.
pp. xix +218, sm. 4to. Les Oeuvres Représentatives à Paris, MCMXXXIÏI.

1450 - "le pantalon feminin." Engraved front, and 20 illus., pp. 600,

i8mo. Carrington, Paris, (c. 1906).

1451 DUFOUR, Pierre, "histoire de la prostitution chez tous les peuples
du monde depuis l'antiquité la plus reculée jusqu'à nos jours." 6 vols.,
8vo. Seré, Paris, 1851-1853.

1452 DUGDALE, Publisher. See Ashbee Index, p. 15, "Adventures of a
Schoolboy."

1453, DUGDALE, John, Publisher, a younger brother of the notorious William.
Carried on business under the aliases of W. Johns, J. Turner, etc., at 23,
Rupert Court and at 35 and 50, Holywell St., Strand. Ashbee Cat 180.

1454 DUGDALE, William. One of the most prolific publishers of bawdy books.
b. Stockport, 1800, d. in House of Correction, Nov. 11, 1868. Implicated
with Twistlewood and others in Cato Conspiracy, 1819. Repeatedly im-
prisoned. He carried on business at 23, Russell Court, Drury Lane ; 3 and
44, Wych Street, Strand; 5, 16 and 37, Holywell Street, under names of
Turner, Smith, Young and Brown. For notes about him see "Ashbee I.
118, 127, 135, 192. Most of the bawdy Song Books issued by him have
folding frontispieces.

108

1455 DULAURE, Jacques-Antoine, "histoire abrégée des différents cultes."
Curious data on "les divinités génératrices" and Phallic Worship. It was
seifed and destroyed. Copies are rare, 2 vols., 8vo. 1825. B.A. 3.

—- "des divinités génératrices ou du culte du phallus chez les

anciens et les modernes." Réimp. sur l'Ed. de 1825 revue et augmentée
par l'Auteur, pp. xvi + 422, 8vo. Liseux, Paris, 1885. (Notice sur J. A.
Dulaure par Alcide Bonneau).

1457 DULAURENS, Abbé. See "Arrctin Moderne."

1458-------See "Balai, Le."

1466 DUNCAN, Emily. See "Life of."

1467 DUNCOMBE, Edward, Publisher. See "Duncombe, John."

1468 DUNCOMBE, J., 19, Little Queen Street, Holborn. See "Amatory Adven-
ture of an Irish Smock." Also "Mitford."

1469 DUNCOMBE, John, Publisher of Bawdy Books. Born at 10, Middle Row,
Holborn, and died there, 1852. Carried on business as M. Mitford, 10 Middle
Row, and 19, Little Queen Street (1830) as J. Turner at 50, Holywell Street,
and as John Duncombe & Co. at 17, Holborn Hill. He had a brother
Edward in the same business at 28, Little St. Andrew's Street, Upper St.
Martin's Lane, and at 78, Long Acre under the name of John Wilson. See
"Ashbee I., p. 137."

1470 DUNCOMBE'S drolleries." A Bawdy Song Book. 6d., with folding
frontispiece. John Duncombe & Co., 17, Holborn Hill. See "Duncombe,
John."

1471 DUNKI, L. See Duenki.

1472 DU PLESSIS, Richelieu. (Armand Louis de Vignerot), Duke d'Aiguillon.
See Vignerot.

1473 DUPONCHEL, Edmond (c. 1795—1868). One of the Authors of "L'Ecole
des Biches." q.v. Ashbee I. 195.

109

1474 DU PRAT, Abbé, pseud. (i.e. Abbé Barrin). "venus dans le cloître ..
Sixième édition augmentée d'un entretien, pp. 107, nmo. Cologne, 1692.

P.C 31^4; H-A. 392.

1473 -"venus dans le cloître, ou la religieuse en chemise." Entre-
tiens curieux. Huitième Edition augmentée d'un cinquième Entretien.
Adresses i Madame l'Abbesse de Beaulieu par l'Abbé du Prat. pp. 216, nmo.
Cologne, 1702. P.C 31 d 3.

1476--Another edition, pp. 166, nmo. Van der Hoek: Londres

*737-

1477--Another Edition. Nouvelle ed., enrichie de figures gravée

en taille douce. Front and 3 pl., pp. 144, nmo. Pékin (Amsterdam?), 1758.

P.C. 30 c 24.

1478--Another Edition, pp. 144,8vo. A. Pékin (The Hague?), 1761.

P.C. 11 du

147J-"venus dans le cloître ... suivi de l'adamiste, ou le jésuite

insensible." Nouvelle Ed. réimprimée... sur celle de Cologne, 17x9.
pp. ii, 276, nmo. Genève (Brussels), 1868. P.C. 31*13.

1480--Another : 1719. (With a dedication signed : l'Abbé du Prat).

Printed on India paper with the illustrations in 2 colours. L.P., 2 tomes, 8vo.
Genève, 1868. P.C. 31 k 10.

14$! -"la nonne éclairée, ou les délices du cloître, etc." (An edition

of "Vénus dans le Cloître.") nmo. (1880?). See "Nonne."

P.C. 30745 (2)

1482 DUPUIS, Pierre, "les gratieuses amours de p. d. et de la grosse
guillemette, etc." (Le jardin de l'honnête amour. Sermon Equivoque et
risible—Histoire Nouvelle d'une fille-Playdoyé pour les Savoyards—Plaidoyé
pour B. Coilinet). pp 60, i6mo. San Remo, Turin (printed), 1874. Only
30 copies printed. P.C. 27 b 28.

1483 DUGUESNE, Charles, "discours sur la nudité des mamelles des
femmes." Publié... par C. L. D(uguesne). See D., Ch. "Discours etc."
8mo. 1837. P.C. 28*4(2).

1484 DURANDO. See "Lettres. Lettres Amoureuses d'un Frère, etc."

1485 DUREL, Petrins, "la femme dans les colonies françaises, etudes sur
les moeurs ..." Eaux fortes de Predillo, pp. 173, 8vo. Paris, 1898.

P.C. 23 * 27.

1486 D'URFEY, Thomas, "mirth." See "Wit and Mirth or Pills to Purge
Melancholy."

1487 DUVERNET, Abbé Th. J. "les dévotions de madame de bethsamooth

et des pieuses facetiae de M. saint-ognon." (Reprint of I789 edition).

Dutch laid paper, nmo. Gay, Brussels, 1880.

E. No. 23 ; Ashbee Cen. 277-280 ; Ashbee Cat. 455 ; B.A. 96.

1488--"la retraite, les tentations ET LES confessions de madame la

marquise de MONCORNiLLOrt." Ouvrage postume de feu M. de S. Leu.
nmo., Dutch laid paper. (Brussels), (187—). Ashbee Cèn. 280-85 ; B.A. 97.

110

Z4*9 "ECCLESIASTICAL gallantry or the mystery unravelled." A Tale.
Dedicated to His Grace The Archbishop of Canterbury, without Permission.
Dedication, 3 11 + 5 U. unnumbered, 4to. Printed by the Author, London,
1788.

(Relates to the Parish of St. Anne, Westminster. See "An Epitftle from the
Reftor of St. Anne, WetftminSter ").

1490 "ECHO, l', foutromane, ou recueil de plusieurs scènes lubriques et
libertines/' Contenant:

"Les Epreuves de l'Abbé Dru/'

"Le Secret de Madame Conlêché."

"L'Entrevue de Mlle. Pinelli avec Arlequin et Pierrot."

"La Solitude de Madame Convergeais, etc."
7 plates, pp. 83, nmo. Sur l'imprimé, A. Democritis aux dépens des Fouteurs
Démagogues, 1792. Reprint: Bale, c. 1875. E. 70; B.A. 310.

1491 "ÉCLAIRCISSEMENTS historiques sur les aphrodites et le diable au

corps du chevalier andréa de nerciat et sur leur auteur." 121110.

(Vital Puissant). Paris, 1871. Gay IL

1491A "ÉCOLE, l, amoureuse," Comédie en un acte, par A. Bret. pp. 158, 8vo.
Paraît, Paris, 1748. Gay IL

1492 "ÉCOLE, l', de la volupté." pp. 64, nmo. Dans l'isle de Calypso
(Cologne?), 1747. P.C. 31^12.

1493 "ÉCOLE, l', de la volupté." Nouvelle Edition augmentée de la Nouvelle
Messaline, pp. 96, fcap. 8vo. Dans lTsle de Calypso aux dépens des Nymphes,
1788.

1494 "ÉCOLE, l', des biches ou moeurs des petites dames de ce temps (1863)."

Edition ornée de treize eaux-fortes gravées par Viset. pp. 164 + 1, large 8vo.
350 copies. Aux Acacias à l'Enseigne de la Crinoline, 1928.

Ï495 "ÉCOLE, l', des biches ou moeurs des petites dames de ce temps."

pp. 224, 8vo. Erzeroum chez Qizmich—Aga. (Gay & Douce, c 1880).

Ashbee Cat 422.

I496 "ÉCOLE, l' des biches, ou moeurs des petites dames de ce temps."

pp. 274, 8vo. Paris, 1863. (Brussels, 1868). This copy contains illustrations
in sepia by J. Chauvet. P.C. 31 n 38 ; E No. 21 ; Ashbee I. 194-8

1427--Another Edition, pp. 224, 8vo. Erzeroum chez Qizmich-

Aga (Brussels? 1880). P.C. 17*18.

(One of the authors of this was Edmund Duponchel (Ashbee 1.195). Also
see Ashbee C. 422).

1498 "ÉCOLE, l' des biches ou moeurs des petites dames de ce temps." pp. 217
x i, 8vo. Bruxelles, 1863-1910. G. An 29-4, No. 28.

ni

1499 ÉCOLE. "L'B des femmes, ou la philosophe des dames/' en deux
dialogues réimprimée sur l'édition de Liège... précédée d'une Notice
bibliographique, pp. xi + 153, 12010. 1871. See "Bibliothèque* Bibliothèque
Libre, etc. 1871, etc." P.C. 27 b.

1500 "ÉCOLE des filles." Vide "MilBot."

1501 "ÉCOLE, l, des maris jaloux." Réimp. faite sur l'éd. de Neuchatel 1698,
avec une Notice bibliographique, pp. viii + 132,8vo. J. Gay, San Remo, 1874
(Sphere). 200 copies.

1502 "ÉCUME, l' de paris, mémoires d'un parisien." Par Albert Wolff, pp. 3 52,
8vo., paper covers. Viftor Harvard, Paris, 1883.

1503 EDEN, Adam. See "Vindication of the Reformation on Foot."

X304 "ÉDUCATION, l', d'une demi-vierge." Par l'auteur de "La Passion de
Gilberte." 2 vols., hand-made paper, pp. 175, 178, fcap. 8vo., wrapps.
Paris—Bruxelles, 1903.

1505 EGAN, Beresford. "the sink of solitude." A series of Satirical Drawings
occasioned by recent events. Preface by P. R. Stephenson. Verse Lampoon
by several hands. 6 Drawings in black-and-white. Yellow paper covers, 4to.
London, Hermes Press, 1928.

1506 EGANE, Anthony, B.D., etc. "rome, a great custom house for sin, etc."
pp. 29+ 19, unnumbered, nmo. John Marshall, London, 1715.

Ashbee Cen. 425.

1307 "ÉGAREMENTS, les, de julie," Conte Moral, par Jacques-Antoine-René
Perrin. Reprint of 1776 edn., 3 eaux-fortes by Léon Ribeauvardy. 111 + 289,
8vo. A, Brancart, Brüx., 1883. B.A. 540.

1308 "EGLAY, ou amour et plaisir." (Par P. Legay). 2 vols., nmo., Paris, 1806 ;
4 vols., 8vo., Paris, 1820. (Title is an anagram of author's name),

1509--- Another edition. 4 vols, in 1, with Preface by Charles

Mouselet and 4 engraved fronts., nmo. Brüx., 1882. B.A. 601.

1310 "ÉGLEIDES, les, poésies amoureuses." Dédiées à Eglé par M. P____

2 pts. in i, pp. ii + 82 and 83. Londres, 1754.

1511 EISEN, Charles Dominique Joseph. See La Fontaine, J. de. "contes et

nouvelles en vers," (being a reprint of the Edition des Fermiers Généraux
with the Engravings of C. D. J. E.), etc. 8vo. 1874. 2 vols. P.C. 28 a 25.

1512 "ELECTRICAL, the, eel, or gymnotus electricus." Inscribed to the
Honourable Members of the R(oyal) S(ociet)Y by Adam Strong, Naturalist,
pseud, (i.e. James Perry). A New Edition with considerable Additions,
pp. iii + 23, 4to. J. Bew, London, 1777. Third edn. same date. Has fine
engd. front., pp. 35. B.A. 119.

112

1513 "ELECTRIC EEL." See also "Elegy on Lamented Death of Eledric Eel/'
"Inamorata ; Addressed to Author of Electric Eel/' "Old Serpent's Reply
to Electric Eel/' "Torpedo : Poem to ditto."

1514 "ELEGIES of propertius, the satyricon of petronius arbiter and the

kisses of Johannes SECUNDUs/' literally translated and accompanied by
poetical versions ... The Love Epistles of AriStaenetus translated by R.
Brinsley Sheridan and Mr. Halhed. Edited by Walter K. Kelly. Cr. 8vo.
Bohn, London, 1854. (Bohn's Extra Vol.) B.A. 550.

1515 "ELEGY, an, on the lamented death of the electric eel, or gym-
notus electricus with the lapidary inscription ... at the expense
of the countess of h. and chevalier madame d'eON de beaumont."

By Lucretia Love joy, Sister to Mr. Adam Strong, author of the "Electrical
Eel" (? J. Perry), pp. 1 1. + 29, 4to. Fielding & Walker, London, 1777.

1516 "ELEMENTS of tuition and modes of punishment." In Letters from
Mademoiselle Dubouleau, a celebrated Parisian Tutoress, to Miss Smart
Bum, Governess of a Young Ladies Boarding School at. . . With some
secrets developed of Mock Tutors who have taken a delight in administering
Birch Discipline to their Female Pupils. Embellished with some Beautiful
Prints. 1794. 4| X 2|, pp. 72, 6 col. folding engravings. (Published by
George Cannon, c. 1830). Reprinted by W. Dugdale, n.d. (c. i860). 8 lithos.,
again toned paper, n.d. 8 lithos, pp. 52, London, 1880.

Ashbee Cat. 240-1 ; B.A. No. 20.

1517----— Another Edition, pp. 66, 8vo., in red borders. For the

Booksellers, Brussels, n.d.

1518 "ELEONORE, ou l'heureuse personne." Orné de six gravures, etc., 2
tomes, nmo. Amsterdam, an VII (reprinted), 1875. P.C. 31 d 7.

1519---Another Edition. 3 plates, (some have 6), i8mo. (Brussels?),

n.d. B.A. 98.

1520 "ELEUSINIAN, the, and bacchic mysteries." A dissertation by Thomas
Taylor. Edited, with Introduction, Notes, Emendations and Glossary by
Alexander Wilder, M.D., with 85 illus. by A. L. Rawson. 4th edn., pp. 258,
8vo. J. W. Bouton, 8w, 28th Street, New York, 1891.

15 21 ÉLÈVE, l', du plaisir," trad, de l'anglais de Pratt (par Lemierre d'Argy) 2
vols. nmo. Amsterdam et Paris, 1787, 1788

1522 "ÉLITE DE BONS MOTS, de calembourgs, d'anecdotes, de pensées,
d'epigrammes, etc. par un amateur," 2 vols, in i, pp. 227, nmo. Aux
dépens de la Société, Amsterdam, 1786

1523 "ÉLITE, l', des contes du sieur d'ouville," 2 vols. nmo. Veuve Tra-
bouillet, Paris, 1541 (réimp. 2 vols. 8vo. Lemerre, Paris, 1883)

1524 ELIZABETH PHILLIPPINA MARIA HELEN, Princess of France, "le

rendezvous de madame elizabeth . . . avec l'abbe de S. martin . . . dans

le jardin des tuileries." Réimprimé... sur l'Edition originale de 1790,
pp. 20. De l'imprimerie particulière de Lord C. . . nmo. Londres, 1895.
(No. i of 100 copies, Bibliothèque Galante). P.C. 30^42.

"3

ijaj ELUS, Ida. "the essentiels of conception and how to prevent it."
pp. 23, i6mo. Batley, (1891). P.C. 29.* 56.

1326 ELLIS, John., author of "The South Sea Dream, etc" See "Pharmacopola"
"nobilis pharmacopola, etc." (The surprize versified in Hudihrastics (By
J. E.). Lat. and Eng. 8mo. 1739. P.C. 19 a 14.

1527 "ÉLOGE burlesque de la seringue, son origine, son histoire, ses
transformations. avec un projet nouveau pour la perfectionner."

Réimp. text sur l'éd. orig. de 1757. pp. iv + 23, vignette, 8vo. J. Lemonnyer,
Rouen, 1880. 500 copies, Curiosités Bibliographiques—Printed at Evreux.

1528 "ÉLOGE du sein des femmes." Ouvrage curieux dans lequel on examine .,.,
quelles sont ses vertus, sa forme, son langage, son éloquence, le pays ou il
eft le plus beau, et les moyens les plus surs de le conserver. (By J. P.... du
Commun), pp. 140, nmo. Paris, 1800 P.C. 29 h 19.

ij29 "ÉLOGE du sein des femmes." Ouvrage curieux, etc. Par Mercier de
Compiègne. Nouv. Ed. Engd. front., pp. 224 + 3, 8vo. Gay & Douce,
Bruxelles, 1879. B.A. 294

1530 "ÉLOGE DE MILORD CONTENANT" par Borde ; nmo. Londres, 1783

Gay, IL

15 31 "ÉLOGE sur le beau sexe (l'ami des femmes)." par Mr ... (i.e. Coulon?).
2 pts., nmo. Luxembourg, 1766. P.C. 30*14(3)

1532 "EMPIRE, l', des nairs ou le paradis de l'amour." Par le Chevalier de
L ... (By James Lawrence). 4 vols., 8vo. Hamburg, 1807. B.A. 485.

1533 "ENCYCLOPÉDIE de l'amour": Sous la Direction de Marius Boisson.
4 vols., engd. front to each, 8vo. H. Daragon, Paris.

Egypte : El Quazzane. pp. 234. 1912. Espagne : C. Francisco Perez, pp.
241. 1912. Maroc: Christian Houel. pp. 202. 1912. Turquie: Gustave
Le Rouge, pp. 202. 1912. Allemagne: Fernand Mitton. 1912.

1534 "ENFANT du bordel." See "Pigault—Lebrun."

1533 "ENFANT, l, du bordel." Erzeroum, chez Qizmich-Aga. pp. vi. + 131,
i8mo. Modem Reprint by Gay of 1800 ed., (by Pigault-Lebrun). E. 22.

1536 "ENFANT, l', du bordel ou les aventures de cherubim." Nouv. Ed.,
ornée de six gravures sur acier. Sur l'Imprimé de Paris, MDCCC, Le Mans à
l'Enseigne des Citoyens du Maine, pp. 221, nmo. (Third Reprint) (attributed
to Pigault-Lebrun).

1537 "ENFANT, l', du mardi-gras." Roman rempli d'utiles vérités par un
Menteur. Engd. front., pp. 174, nmo. Paris, An X (1802). P.C. zza 1.

1538 "ENFANT, l', du trou du souffleur ou l'autre figaro." Par A. A,
Beaufort d'Auberval. 2 vols, in 1, nmo. Brüx., 1880. B.A. 245.

1539 "ENFANT, l', du trou du souffler ou l'autre figaro." Par A. A.
Beaufort d'Auberval. 2 vols, in 1, 2 engd. fronts., pp. vi + 169,176, 8vo.
Gay, Brüx. 1883.

114

1540 ENFANT, "das kind der lust oder die freuden des Genusses."
(Translated from "L'Enfant du Plaisir"), pp. 128, 8vo. Cincinatti, (1875?)

P.C. 30 i 23.

1541 "ENFANT, l' du plaisir ou les délices de la jouissance." pp. 110,
nmo. (Paris, 1796). P.C. 30 b 34 (b).

1542 "ENFER, l', de joseph prudhomme, c'est a savoir, la grisette et
l'étudiant; deux gougnottes." Dialogues agrémentés d'une figure
infâme et d'un autographe accablant. By Henry Monnier. (Plate by F. Rops).
pp. 63 and i, 8vo. A la Sixième Chambre, Paris, n.d. Bod. (¡>f 34.

1545 "ENGLISH harlot." "la meretrice inglese." (Compiled and translated
from J. Cleland's "Memoirs of Fanny Hill"), pp. 102, i6mo. Batavia (Italy?
1800?). P.C. 29 b 69.

1346 "ENTRE chien et loup." Par Mme. De Choiseul-Meuse. Réimprimé sur
l'Edition originale de 1802. (Raretés Galantes et Littéraires). Front., pp. 198
+ i, 8vo., 500 copies. E. Mähen, Brüx., 1894.

I547 "ENTRE messe et vêpres ou les matinees de carême au faubourg

saint-germain." Marc de Montifaud, pseud. (i.e. Marie Quivogne). 7 pts.
in i vol., etchings by Van Ruyss, various paginations. 8vo. Paris, 1881-2.

B.A. 587.

1348 "ENTRETIEN, l', des musiciens;" par le sr. gantez, maître de
chapelle, etc. Sur Ted. rarissimi d'Auxerre, 1643. Avec Notes par Etn.
Thoinan. Front., 4 plates, pp.xxxi + 269. 8vo., 100 copies, No. 51. Ciaudin,
Paris, 1878. * Vat. Ferr. IV. 1989.

1549 "ENTRETIENS, les, de la grille ou le moine au parloir." Reprint
of Cologne Ed., 1682. 100 copies. Gayetés Françaises, pp. viii -f 62, 8vo.
J. Gay et fils, Genève, 1868.

1550 "ENTRETIENS de magdelon et de julie." Suivis de . . . etc. nmo
Luxembourg, 1866. 100 copies. French Trans, of "Puttana Errante" de P.
Aretino. B.A. 186.

1551 "EPHEMERIDES; almanach des honnêtes femmes, pour l'année
1790." (By P. S. Maréchal), pp. 30, 8vo. (Paris, 1789?).

P.C. 18*12; P.C. 11a j.

1552 " EPICUREAN, the," a tale, by Thomas Moore, nmo. Galignani, Paris,
1827

1553 "EPICUREAN." The New Epicurean. See Sellon, Edward.

1554 "EPICURIEN; almanack des voluptueux ou les vingt quatre heures
d'un sybarite par un épicurien." Troisième Edition, pp. 86, nmo.
Paris, An XIV, 1807. P.C. 26 b 24 (1)

1535 EPICURIEN, "contes grivois en vers par un épicurien." pp. 144, 8vo.
Paris, 1869. P.C. 30 d 24.

115

1556 "ÉPIGRAMMES de jean-baptiste Rousseau." Ornée de gravures représen-
tant les sujets les plus licentieux et les plus libertins. 17 full-page engravings
each containing 2 separate plates, pp 34, sm. 8vo. n.p., 1791

1557 "EPISTOLAE obscurorum virorum."

(1) De Fide concubinarum in Sacerdotes. (2) De fide meretricium.
(3) De generibus Ebroisum.
X vol. Frankfort, 1624. B.A. 25.

1558 "EPISTLE, an, from l(ad)y w(orsle)y to s(i)r r(ichar)d w(orsle)y
bart." 3rd edn., pp. 16, 4to. P. Wright, London, 1782.

B.M. 11631 £ 31 (4).

1559 "EPISTLE, an, from the rector of st. anne, westminster (richardson)
to the vicar of rochdale (hind)." Dedicated without permission to the
Lord Bishop of London, pp. 45, including Dedication xx, 4to. Printed for the
Author and published by J. Bew, London, 1789. See also "Ecclesiastical
Gallantry."

1560 "ERLEBNISSE eines jungen Mädchens in einem russischen zucht-
hause." pp. 136, 8vo. Amsterdam, 1898. Coli. Gugit^,

1361 "ERLEBNISSE einer Schauspielerin." pp. 84, nmo. Privatdruck,
KonStantinopel (Berlin), (c. 1900). Coli. Gugit^.

1562 "ERNESTINE." Marquis de Sade. (10) Eaux Fortes de S. Sauvage, pp. iv,
pp. 158, large 8vo. Au Cabinet du Livre Jean Fort—Editeur. Paris, 1926.

1363 "EROLÉE histoire tragique et amoureuse." Par Francois Bogliano.
Traduit de l'Italien en François par Mademoiselle ... pp. 2 11. -f 143 -f 1,
8vo. A la Haye, 1748.

1564 "EROS." Monatsheft für erotische KunSt. Edited in the first place by
Fritz Karpfen (pub. by Frisch & Co., Wien). (Various parts were issued
from 1919 onwards, but no volume completed).

1563 "EROS, der MOSKOWiTiscHE." Eine Sammlung russischer dichterischer
Erotik der Gegenwart. Mit 8 lithographien von Alphons Woelfle. pp. 132,
8vo. München, 1921.

1566---2nd edition, with 8 lithographs by Boris Grigoriew.

München, 1923.

1567 EROS MANE, pseud, "lubricities, récits intimes et véridiques d'anec-
dotes galantes extraites de la vie privée des célébrités contem-
poraines, etc." Wanting the illustrations, pp. 106, nmo. Bruxelles, 1891.

P.C. 30^17.

1567 " EROTIC CASKET." The Erotic Casket Gift Book for 1882. Containing
various Facetiae omitted in the Pearl Christmas Annual for want of space.
With coloured front., pp. 20 (some copies 18). Privately Printed, London.

Ashbee Cat. p. 356.

116

1569 EROTIC PUBLICATIONS (American) :—

(1) "The Intrigues and Secret Amours of Napoleon/'

(a) "The Child of Nature."

(3) "Venus in the Cloister, of Sangfroid and Eulalia."

(4) "Confessions of a Lady's Waiting Maid, or the Veil Uplifted."

(5) "Alice Wade, or the Seducer's Fearful Doom."

(6) "Asmodeus ; or the Iniquities of New York."

(7) "New York Life, or Mysteries of Upper Tendom Revealed."

(8) "Mary Ann Temple, or the Life of an Amorous Girl."

(9) "The Lady in Flesh Coloured Tights."

(10) "John, the Darling of the Ladies."

(11) "The Amours of a Man of Leisure, or The Charming Young Man."

(12) "The History of a Rake, or the Adventures, Amours, and Intrigues

of a General Lover, or Ladies Gentleman."

(13) "Cerisene, or the Amours of an Actress."

(14) "The Gay Grisettes."

(15) "Meeting Moments or Love among the Roses."

(16) "Venus' Album, or Rosebuds of Love." 4 col. plates.

(17) "Henry, or the Life of a Libertine."

(18) "The Two Lovers, or Fred in a Fix." 4 col. plates.

(19) "Intrigues of a Woman of Fashion written by Herself."

(20) "Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure."

(21) "The Amours of a Quaker."

(22) "The Loves of Byron, his Intrigues with Celebrated Women."

(23) "Merry Wives of London, a Picture of Licentiousness of the Court/'

(24) "The Chevalier, a thrilling tale of Love and Passion."

(25) "The Irish Widow, or the LaSt of the Ghosts."

(26) "Madeline, the Avenger; or Seduction and its consequences."

(27) "Harriet Wilson ; or Mémoires of a Woman of Pleasure/'

(28) "Paul the Profligate, or Paris as it is."

(29) "Adventures of a Country Girl, or Gay Scenes in my Life."

(30) "Simon the Radical, or the Adventures of a Bonnet Rouge."

(31) "Amelia Morton: or Life at a Fashionable Watering Place."

(32) "The Countess ; or My Intrigues with the Bloods."

(33) "Evil Genius, or The Spy of the Police."

(34) "Sharps and Flats, or the Perils of City life."

(35) "The Lame Devil, or Asmodeus in Boston."

(36) "The Wedding Night ; or Advice to Bridegrooms." 5 plates.

(37) "Secret Passions." 5 plates.

(38) "Charles the Second, Earl of Rochester and Buckingham's Intrigues."

(39) "Revenge, a Tale of deep mysteries and great crime."

(40) "The Mysteries and Iniquities of a Private Mad House."

(41) "Confessions of Julia Drake." (Cunnusburg Library).

(42) "Amorous Intrigues of Aaron Burr."

(43) "The Married Maid."

(44) "Fast Life in London and Paris."

(45) "The Fancy Man."

(46) "The Female Roué " Ashbee Cat. 232-237.

I370 "ERÓTICAS, las, y traducción de boecio de don estevan manuel de

Villegas." 2 vols., 8vo. Madrid, 1774. Vat. Ferr. V. 101.

117

1571 "BRROTIKA biblion—Eu KXi o EvXTUpu." Abtftrusum exeudit. pp. iv «f
192. A Rome, De L'Imprimerie du Vatican, MDCCLXXXIII (1783).

(By Comte de Mirabeau). P.C. 294 12; An. 29 5 No. i ; B.A. 28.

1572 "EROTICA biblion." See also "Riquetti, H. G." "Mirabeau."

1573 "EROTICOMANIE, l', histoire dans laquelle on voit qu'un homme

qui épouse une femme hystérique ne saurait quelque vigoureux
qu'il soit, échapper au désagrément d'être cocu." 8vO, PaphoS

(Brussels?), 1876. P.C. 27 a 3 ; B.A. 600.

1574 "EROTICOMANIE." See "F. L. de L'Eroticomanic, etc." 8vo. 1876.

P.C. 27 a 3.

1575 "EROTIK, die, in DER photographie die geschichtliche entwicklung
der a ktophotographie und des erotischen lichtsbildes und seine

Beziehungen zur psychopathia SEXUALis." Von Minist-Dir. Dr. Frank
Wulfren, Dr. Erich Stenger, Professor an der Technischen Hochschule.
Berlin Landesgerichtsrat Dr. Otto Goldman, Dr. Paul Englisch—Rudolf
Brettschneider, Dr. Gustave Bingen, Dr. Heinrich Ludwig, pp. 253 + 1,
4to. 1931. Wien—Berlin—Leipzig. Verlag für Kulturforschung.

P.C. 16*6.

1576 "EROTIQUES, les, japonais." Recueil d'eStampes du XVme. Siècle tirées
des grandes collections parisiennes et précédées d'une étude sur l'art
erotique japonais. François Poncetton.? Paris, Editions du Siècle, 121,
Boulevard Saint-Michel 1925. 6 unnumbered pp. of Text + 3 of Catalogue
and Imprint, 100 plates, some in colour, folio, 225 copies.

1577 "EROTISCHE Gedichte." Title vignette by Vanloo. 8vo. Berlin, 1780.

B.A. 428.

1578 "EROTOPAEGNION sive priapeia." Veterum et recentiorum veneri
Jocosae sacrum. Lutetiae Parisiorum Apud C. F. Patris Bibliopolam via
vulgo dicta quai Malaqusis Anno Reip, VI (1798). Engraved title, pp. 188,
8vo. P.C. 20 b 14.

1579 EROTOPAEGNIA. "erotopaegnia, etc." (Verses by Ovid, Petronius
etc., with translations into Russian), pp. 46, 4to. Mockba, 1917.

P.C. 21 b 15.

1580 EROTOPOLIS. " EpcoTOTcoXia the present state of betty-land."
pp. 181, nmo. T. Fox, London, 1684. P.C. 27 £ 37.

xjgx--- Another Copy. pp. 181, nmo. Printed for T. Fox. London,

1684. P.C. 30 b 41

1582 "ERREURS, les, d'une jolie femme, ou l'aspasie Françoise." (By
Françoise Albine Benoit). 2 pts., nmo. Bruxelles, Paris, 1781.

P.C. 30 b 41.

1583 "ESCLAVE, l', rompu; ou la société des francs-péteurs," suivi de
"liberté est notre devise." (Par P. J. Le Corvaisier). pp. 96, 8vo. A
Porde-Polis, à l'enseigne de Zéphir-Artille rie, 1756. (Several reprints).

Bod. O/114.

118

1584 "ESCOLE de l'intérêt et l'université d'amour, galanterie morale
image de la vie humaine, etc." Translated from Spanish of B. Ruiz by
Claude le Petit, pp. xii + 151 + table, nmo. Paris, 1662. (Reprint by Gay.
8vo. Paris, 1862. 100 copies, 10 seized in 1868. Gay II, 56-7 ; B.A. 421-465

1585 "ESCOLE l', des filles ou la philosophie des dames divisée en deux
dialogues Agere & pati." Corrigé et augmenté d'un combat du Vit et du
Con, d'un Dialogue entre le Fouteur et Perrette, et une instruction des
curiositez, dont la Méthode de trouver est marquée par leurs nombres
suivant les tables. 2 vols., pp. 98, 114, nmo. Imprimé à Fribourg, chez
Roger Bon Temps, L'An 1668.

1586 "ESCOLE des filles, l'." See Milliot.

1587 "ESPADON l', satyrique." Parle Sieur d'Esté rnod. Revue et augmentée de
nouveau; woodcut on title-page, pp. 4 11+ 157, sm. 8vo. A Lyon, par
Jean Lavtret, Marchand Libraire, MDCXXIII.

1588 "ESPION l', anglois, ou correspondance secrète entre milord all'eye
et milord all'ear." (A continuation of "L'Observateur Anglois.")
10 vols., nmo. J. Adamson, Londres, 1783-4. Later abridged into 2 vols.
8vo. "L'Espion Anglais ou Correspondence entre Deux Milords . . ."
Leop. Collin, Rue Git-le-Coeur, Paris, 1809, Ashbee I. 322-4; B.A. 430.

See also under " Observateur Anglais."

1589 "ESPION l', chinois ou l'envoyé secret de la cour de pékin, pour
examiner l'état présent de l'europe, traduit du chinois." (By Ange
Goudat and his Wife). 5 vols, in 3, 8vo. A Cologne, 1773. Gay II. 160,

1590 "ESPION, l, libertin, ou le calendrier du plaisir," contenant la Liste
des Jolies Femmes de Paris, leurs Noms, Demeures, Talents, Qualités et
Savoir-faire ; suivi du prix de leurs charmes." Sur la copie au Palais-Egalité,
Dans un coin ou l'on voit tout. pp. 63, i8mo. An. IX, 1803. (Reprint, same
date and pp. 63, 8vo.) E. No. 71.

1591 "ESPRIT, l', familier de trianon ou l'aparition de la duchesse de
fontange." Contenant les secrets de ses Amours, les particularités de son
Empoisonnement et de sa mort, et plusieurs autres avantures très remar-
quables. Engr. front., title-page red and black, 3 plates, pp. 141, nmo. Chez
la veuve de Jean Felix, Paris, 1695.

1592 "ESSAI sur la langue erotique." Par le Traducteur du Manuel d'Eroto-
tologie de Forberg (i.e. Alcide Bonneau). Being pp. xxi—Ixxxiv of "Diction-
naire Erotique Latin-Francais," par Nicolas Blondeau. Liseux, Paris, 1885.
Ancienne Ignorée ou Mal Connu, pp. 326-340, 8vo., 200 copies. Liseux,
Paris, 1887.

1593 "ESSAY on woman." By J. Wilkes. 8vo. Aberdeen, 1788. B.A. 171.

1594 "ESSAY, an, on women." With engraved front, (obscene), 8vo., 14 copies
only printed. 1763. Unknown. B.A. 170.

119

1595 "ESSAY upon improving and adding to the strength of great Britain

and ireland, BY fornication, justifying the same from scripture

and reason." By a Young Clergyman, pp. 43, 8vo. Dublin, reprinted in
the year 1735 (MCCXXXV). Also pp. 5 5. 4to. 1755. B.M. 1248/8.

1596 —- Another: (Dublin), B.M. 10791 26 (9). Cat. under Pbilosarchus

1597--Also: London:' Printed in the year MDCCXXXV'

p, title (reverse blank), pp. 3—6 dedication: p. 7 Preface (reverse blank)
and pp. 1-56 (last page blank), iof X 8&, 4to. No name of printer or
publisher.

I598 "ESSAY, an, upon poetry and painting with relation to the sacred
and profane history with an appendix concerning obscenity in

writing and painting." By Charles Lamotte, D.D., F.R.S. pp. 202, nmo.
F. Fayram, London, 1730. B.M. 1088 d 31.

1599--Another: nmo. Dublin, 1742. B.M. 11805 bbb 25.

1600 ESTIENNE, Henri, "apologie pour Hérodote ou traité de la con-
formité des merveilles anciennes avec les modernes." Nouvelle Edition :
faite sur la première : augmentée de tout ce que les postérieures ont de
curieux et de Remarques : par Mr. Le Duchat. Avec une Table Alphabétique.
2 vols, (first divided into 2 pts. paging continuous). Vol. I, pp. xlviii + 624 ;
Vol II, 434 and 4 unnumbered. Henri Scheurleer, La Haye, 1735. ist edn.
Genève, 1566. Many reprints. Ashbee Cen. 157-176 ; Ashbee Cat. 440-443.

1601--Nouvelle Ed., par P. Ristelhuber. pp. xlviii + 431 and 505.

8vo. Liseux, Paris, 1879.

1602 ESTRÉE, Paul d', pseud, (i.e. Henri Quentin), "les infames sous l'ancien
régime." Documents historiques, etc. pp. 78, 8vo. Paris, 1902.

P.C. 28 b 29.,

1603 ESTRÉES, Paul D\ See Estrée, Paul d', pseud.

1604 "ESTREINE de pierrot À Margot." Par P. Lacroix. Réimpression avec
Notice. 100 copies, pp. viii + 36, 8vo. J. Gay et Fils, Genève, 1868. Gayetés
Francoises. Bod. <¡>f 8 5.

1605 ÉTAPES, "mes étapes amoureuses." Par E. D. (i.e. Edmond Dumoulin),
etc. Tome 2, 8vo. 1890. See "D. E." P.C. 31 i16.

1606 ETCHINGS, the, of norman Lindsay. 129 copies signed, 55 plates,
chronological table 2 11. at end, fol. Constable & Co., London, 1927.

1607 "ÉTÉ, un, à la campagne." Correspondance de deux jeunes Parisiennes
recueillie par un Auteur à La Mode. Réimpression textuelle de l'édition
originale. (Brüx. 1868). Front, and 8 full-page illus., pp. 141, large 8vo.
Paris, 1905.

1608 ÉTÉ, un, à la campagne." Correspondence de Deux Jeunes Parisiennes
receuillie par un auteur à la mode; 2 vols, in 1, pp. 88, 94, cr. 8vo.,
wrappers. Rotterdam, 1893

120

i6o9 "ÉTÉ, un, À la Campagne," correspondence de Deux Jeunes Parisiennes
recueillie par un Auteur à La Mode. (By Gustave Drcxr) Etched front, by F.
Rops. pp. 227, large nmo. 1868. (Brussels: Poulet Malassis, 1867). Con-
demned at Lille, 1868. Asobee I. 236-8.

ï6_io--Another (Reprint), pp. 127, 8vo. (Bruxelles, 1881).

Ashbee Cat. 421-2.

1611 "ÉTÉ, un, À la campagne." Correspondance de deux Jeunes Parisiennes
recueillie par un auteur à la mode, 8vo. Genève, 1880. (By Guata ve Droz).

P.C z6b 10; B.A. 111.

1612 "ÉTÉ, un, À la campagne." "Correspondence between Two young
Parisian Ladies collected by a Man of the World." Being an English Trans-
lation of that famous little erotic classic, pp. 171, 8vo. Privately Printed,
(? Carrington), Paris, 1901.

i6i2A"ETHIOPIAN, the," A Narrative of the Society of Human Leopards, by
John Cameron Grant ; " Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the Leopard
his Spots ?" front, pp. xii. -f 287, nmo. Charles Carrington, 13 Faubourne
Monmartre, Paris, 1900 Coll. Gugit^

1613 ETIENNE, Charles, "notre dame de lesbos." Romans de Moeurs.
Edition Definitive avec huit eaux-fortes de J. Smit. pp. 320 + 8vo.
Librairie des Curiosités Littéraires, Paris, 1924. G. An. 29 —4. No. 1.

1614 ETIENNE DE JOUY, Victor Joseph, "sappho oder die lesbierinnen."
Mit Radierungen Von O. Schoff. pp. 24. Berlin, 1919. Fol. (Der Venuswagen,
Bd. II). P.C. 30 2 2

1615 ETONIENSIS, pseud. "the mysteries of verbena house, or miss
bellasis birched for thieving." 4 coloured plates, pp. 112, i8mo. London,
1866. B.A. zz.

1616 ETORIÈRE, Marquis de L\ "l'année galante ou les intrigues secrètes

du marquis de l-." pp. 168, nmo. A Londres et se trouve à Paris Rue

et Hotel Serpente, 1786. (On verso of half-title A Liège chez Lemarié
Imprimeur-Libraire, proche l'Hotel-de-Ville). Ashbee I. pp. 72-73.

1617 "ÉTOURDI, l'." Roman galant, (by A. R. Andréa de Nerciat). 2 pts.,
8vo. à Lampsaque, 1784. Also reprints : 2 etched fronts, 2 vols, in i. Gay &
Douce, Bruxelles, 1882. P.C. 30 h 20 ; E. No. 69 ; B.A. 448.

1618 ÉTRANGER, "les cannevas de la paris, ou mémoires pour servir à
l'histoire de l'hotel du roule, publiées par un étranger, avec des
notes critiques, etc." (By M. A. J. Rochon de Chavannes and MoufHe
d'Angerville." pp. 142, 8vo. Yverdon (Brussels), 1866. P.C. 30^35.

1619 "ETRENNES aux fouteurs ou calendrier des trois sexes." pp. 95,
i6mo. A Sodome et à Cythère et se trouvent plus qu'ailleurs dans la poche
de ceux qui le condamnent, n.d. E. No. 49.

1620 "ETRENNES aux grisettes—pour l'année 1790." Requête présentée à
M. Silvain Bailly, Maire de Paris, par Florentine de Launay contre les
Marchandes de Modes et autres grisettes commerçantes sur le pavé de Paris,
etc. Noms et demeures des grisettes, 8vo. Paris, 1790.

P.C. zi a 7, 13 ; B.A. 269.

121

i6ai "ÉTRENNES aux grisettes pour l'année 1790." Réimpression textuelle de
l'édition originale de cette facétie avec facsimile du bois ancien, pp. 32, 8vo.,
100 copies. Bib. Libre (Sphère), Neuchatel, 1872.

1622 "ÉTRENNES voluptueuses, etc." Sec S., L. M. D. Madame Etrennes,
etc. i6mo. (1790?). P.C. 29*48.

1623 EUFEMIOSVUODES, pseud. "anecdotes pour servir à l'histoire
secrète des ebugors [bougres]." The preface signed "Eufemiosvuodes."
pp. 71. Medoso [Sodome] L'An de L'Ere des Ebugors. (Bruxelles),
MMMCCCXXXin (1888?). 8vo. P.C. 28 h 5 ; E. 113.

1624 EUGENIA, Empress Consort of Napoleon III, Emperor of the French.
"les amours d'eugènie kirkpatrik theba de montijo. l'impératrice
des français ..." par l'auteur du "Pilori." ... Nouvelle édition, pp.
36, 4to. W. Jeffs, London, 1871. (Author H. Magen?).

P.C. 30 d 10 ; Ashbee I.pp. 63-64.

1625 - "madame césar ; ou la badinguette. le mariage et la corbeille"

Par un ex-élève de Saint Cyr. nmo. 1871. See "César, Madame."

P.C. 31 ¿7.

162.6--"madame napoléon." Dix-huitième Edition, etc. 8vo. 1871. See

"Napoléon, Madame." P.C. 31 h 8.

i6zj--"procès montijo." Généalogie épicière de l'Imperatrice Eugénie

satire sur Jerome Bonaparte. (Par feu Jacques Richard), pp. 16, 4to. Paris,
1868. P.C. 30725.

1628 EULALIE, La Scandaleuse, pseud. (i.e. Baudoin), "jolis péchés des

nymphes du palais-royal, rues, boulevards et faubourgs de paris, ou
confessions curieuses et galantes de ses demoiselles, écrites par
elle-mêmes ; terminées par leur petition aux ministres revêtue de

leurs noms et adresses." (By Eulalie la scandaleuse), pp. 108, i6mo.
Genève (1875?). P.C. 24 a n.

j6₂9--Another Edition, pp. 96, 8vo. Paris, Bruxelles (printed

1882). P.C. 25 a 13.

1630 "EUNUCH, the, or the Northumbrian shepherd." In Four Chapters;
Apply it who may. pp. 81, 8vo. M. Cooper, London, 1752.

1631 "EUNUCHI, nati, facti, mystici, ex sacra et humana literatura

illustrati," Zacharias Pasqualigus Puerorum Emasculator ob Musicam
que loco habendus. Responsio Ad quaesitum per EpiStolam I. Heriberti
cameliensis as ad IlluStrissimum et Amplissimum D. D. Philbertum De la
Mare Senatorem Divionensem. Divone Apud Philibertum Chavance.
Typographum via Sanai Ioannis ad insigna pueri Jesu. MDCLV cum
Privilegio Regis. Title-page red and black, 3 11. -f- 202 + 211, vellum, 4to.

G. An. 28 b No. 2.

1632 "EUNUCHISM display'd, describing all the different sorts of
eunuchs, etc." By a Person of Honour, pp. xxiv + 240, sm. 8vo. E. Curii,
London, 1718. (12 pp. Cat. of Curii at end). B.M. 1081 /21.

(A Trans, by Robert Samber of "Traité des Eunuques " of Charles
Ancillon. Orig. ed., 1707, published under pseud, of C. D'Ollican).

122

IÔ33 "EUNUCHISME, l\" Histoire générale de la Castration—Origine, effets
physiques et moraux chez l'Homme, la Femme et les Animaux. Suivi d'une
Etude sur la circoncision, l'Infibulation et l'Hypospadias par Doâeur
Caufeynon. pp. 226, 8vo. Charles Offenstadt, 39 rue de Trévise, Paris, n.d.

B.M. 7641 aaa 46.

1634 "EUNUQUE, l', ou la fidelle infidélité ." Par... (C. F. Racot de
Grandval). pp. 47, 8vo. Montmartre, 1750. Reprinted : Gay, Brussells, Berg-
op-Zoom, 1865. B.M. 11737 a a 20.

1635 EUNUCHS, "traité des eunuques; les différentes sortes d'eunuques;
s'ils sont propres au mariage ; et s'il leur doit être permis de marier ;
avec plusieurs remarques curieuses et divertissantes à l'occasion des
eunuques, etc." Par C. D'Ollican, pseud. (i.e. Charles Ancillon). Sm. 8vo.,
Amsterdam, 1707. B.A. 259.

1636 "ÈVE ressuscitée ou la belle sans chemise." Réimpression Textuelle
avec une Notice Bibliographique. Photographie front., 200 copies, pp. vii +
58, sm. 8vo. J. Gay et Fils, A San Remo, 1873.

1637 "EVELINE, or the amours and adventures of a lady of fashion."

Written by herself. 2 vols., 6 coloured lithographs, pp. 105 + 85 in all,
nmo. Charles Roberts, Wardour St., London, c. 1840.

Ashbee Cat pp. 141-144.

1638-- Another edition, pp. 130, nmo. London, Printed for the

Booksellers (? Anthony Dyer, c. 1843).

1639--Another edition. 2 vols., pp. 151 in all. London, Printed

for the Bibliophilies (?W. Dugdale, c. i860).

1640 "EXAMEN, l', de flora à l'effet d'obtenir son diplôme de putain
et d'être admise au bordel de Mme. lebrun." Par M. L. P., pseud (i.e.
Louis Protat). Etched front, by Rops, i8mo. Au Palais, sous les Robes, n.d.

B.A. 165.

1641 "EXAMEN de flora À l'effet d'obtenir son diplome de putain."

(In verse). 14 coloured illustrations, pp. 45 + 1, 8vo. 300 copies. Paris,
n.d. (c. 1932).

1642 "EXERCICES de dévotion de m. henri roch avec mme. la duchesse
de c . . . par feu m. l'ABBÉ de voisenon, de joyeuse memoire, et de son
vivant membre de l'académie française." pp. xiv + io4, nmo. A.

Vaucluse, 1786.

1643 "EXERCICES, les, de dévotion de m. henri roch avec * madame LA

duchesse de condor, etc." Col. etched front, by Rops and* 1 engd. plate,
pp. viii + 73, 8vo. Gay et Douce, Bruxelles, 1882.

1644 "EXERCICES, les, de dévotion de m. henri roch avec madame la
duchesse de condor." Par Feu L'Abbé de Voisenon, de joyeuse mémoire,
et de son vivant membre de l'Académie-Française, pp. 68 in ail, 8vo. A.
Martin & V. Hubert, Bruxelles, 1885. (500 copies).

123

164 5 "EXHIBITION of female flagellants in the modest and incontinent
world, etc." MS. note, 2 pts., 8vo. 1777 (reprinted 1872). See "Library
Illustrative of Social Progress, etc" Vol. I, 2, 8vo. (1872).

P.C. 31 e 18 ; Ashbee I. 239 et seq. ; B.A. 149.

1646 "EXHIBITION, the, of female flagellants in the modest and in-
continent world, etc" pp. 64, nmo. Printed at the expense of Theresa
Berkley, etc. London, (i860?) P.C. 31^29; Ashbee I. 238-256.

(Reprinted by J. Camden Hotten as one of "Buckles Tracts" in "Library of
Social Progress").

1647 "EXPERIENCES of flagellation, a series of remarkable instances
of whipping inflicted on both sexes . . ." Compiled by an amateur
flagellant, pp. 80, 8vo. Printed for private circulation: London, 1885.

P.C. 26 ¿35.

1648 "EXPERIMENTAL letters." See "Spanker Colonel."

Ashbee Cat. 246-251,

1649 EXPERT, "the romance of chastisement . . ." By an E. pp. 128, 8vo.
(London), 1870. P.C. 27 b 5.

1650 "EXPLANATORY remarks upon the life and opinions of tristram
shandy." Wherein The Morals and Politics of this Piece are already laid
open. By Jeremiah Kunastrokius, M.D. "By way of Motto." Anonymous,
pp. 59, nmo. E. Cabe, London, 1760. . B.M. 12551 a a a a %.
(See "N. & Q." Vol. 166, March 3, 1934, pp. 150-1)-

1651 "EXPLOITS, les, du colonel vergenmain ou la conférence expéri-
mentale." pp. 136, 8vo. Pour la Société Cosmopolite, 1880.

Coll. Mascha.

1652 "EXPLOITS d'un galant précoce." Par E. D,, auteur de "L'Odysée d'un
Pantalon." 6 etched plates, pp. 184, 8vo. Aux dépens de la Compagnie,
Paris, 1891.

1653 "EXQUISITE, the." A collection of Tales, Histories and Essays...
Amorous Adventures, etc. Illustrated with numerous engravings, 3 vols.,
4to. 145 numbers at 4d. each. Printed and Published by H. Smith (i.e. Wm.
Dugdale), 37, Holywell Street, Strand, 1842-1844. Ashbee Cat. 339-343.

1654 "EXTASES, les, de l'amour—genre philosophique dédié à l'univers

fouteur." Engraved title. A Paris publication containing 10 engravings in
stipple after Girodet, various sizes, n.d. Ashbee Cen. 402.

1655 EXTRAVAGANCE, "tribunal correctionai.de brest; une extrava-
gance judiciare. procès du r. p. dufour et madame la vicomtesse de

valmont." Small Tract, pp. 47. M. J. Poot, Bruxelles, n.d. (c. 1872).

Ashbee Cen. 254-259.

1656 "EYE-OPENER, an, "citateur, par pigault le brun (sic)." doubts of

infidels : embodying thirty important questions to the clergy. also

forty close questions to the doctors of divinity." By Zepa. 2nd edn.,
pp. 168, 8vo. White & Co., Boston, 1871. Ashbee Cat. 481.

124

657 F> E. See "Cocodette." P.C. 26 è 16—1-2.

658 F..... L. de. "l'eroticomanie, histoire véritable, etc." pp. vii + 166,
8vo. Paphos (Brussels?), 1876. See "Eroticomanie."

659 F., M. C. "musée royal de naples—peintures, bronzes et statues
erotiques du cabinet secret, avec leur explication par m. c. f. (i.e.
césar famin), contenant 6o gravures coloriées." pp. 159, 4to. Paris,
1836. P.C. 31/4.

66o--—— Another Edition, pp. 158 + 1, 4to. Paris, 1832.

P.C. 31/3.

661 —-----Another Edition. .. .par le Colonel F., Contenant soixante

gravures, pp. 158+ 1, 4to. Paris, 1857. P.C. 21 b 3.

662 F., M.D. R. C. D. M. "ma conversion." Par M(onsieur) D(e) R(iquetti)
C(omte) D(e) M(irabeau) F(ils), avec figures en taille douce. Première
Edition, pp. viii + 248, nmo. (Alençon?), Londres, 1783. P.C. 30 b 4.

(This work is wrongly attributed to Mirabeau).

1663 FABRITI (Aloyse Cynthio Degli), "le couvent hospitalier." Conte tiré
du livre de l'origine des proverbes . . . Littéralement traduit. . . Texte
Italien en regard, pp. xvii + 57, i2mo., 120 copies. Paris, 1885

P.C. 31 ; 30.

1664 FABULAS futrosoficas, o la filosofia de venus en fabulas." 8vO.

Londres, n.d. Coll. Guglt%.

1665 "FACÉTIES anciennes." Imprimées nouvellement Chez l'Orse. Titles red
and black, 8 vols., 32mo. Berne, n.d. B..A305.

1666 "FACÉTIES différents des chapons et des coqs—patre-nostre des

vérollez, etc." (Reprints of 8 curious trails). Berne, 1880?)

P.C. 26 a 23.

1667 FACÉTIES, "douze facéties reproduites en facsimile avec une notice

bibliographique, l'ordre des cocus réformés et la pavente des cocus."

8vo. Bruxelles, 1881. P.C. 24 b.

1668 "FACÉTIES, les, de pogge." Traduites en Français avec le Texte Latin.
Edition Complète, 2 vols., pp. li + 200—252, sm. 8vo. Isidore Liseux.
Paris, 1878. B.A. 256 ; Vat. Ferr. r 2810.

1669 "FACÉTIES révolutionnaires sur madame de polignac, etc." Avec

une Notice Historique. 100 copies, pp. xxvii + 95 + 1. Bibliothèque Libre,
Neuchatel, 1872.

1670 "FACÉTIEUSES, les, nuits du seigneur j. f. straparole." Traduites
par J. Louveau et P. de Larivey, publiées avec une préface et des notes par
G. Brunet. 14 dessins de J. Garnier gravés à l'eau forte par Champollion,
4 vols., 8vo. Lib. des Bibliophiles (Jouaust), Paris, 1882,

125

167I "FACTUM pour les religieuses de s. catherine—les provins contre

les pères cordeliers." pp. ¿10 + 3 of Table, i2mo. A Dorcgnal, chez
Dierick Braesscm, 1679.

1672--Another Edition. Suivi de "la toilette de l'archevêque

de sens ou réponse au factum doregnal." i2mo. Doregnal = anagram for
L'ange D'or the publisher's sign. Printed in France. Orig. ed., 4to.
s.p., s.d., 1668, Ashbee Cen., 191-200.

(The Factum is attributed to Alexandre Varet, the Toilette to Jean
Burluguay).

1673 "FAIR, the, adultress." A Novel, etc. pp. 270, 8vo. For the Author,
London, 1774. B.M. 12613 a 42.

1674 "FAIR, the, adultress, or the treachous brother—being the secret
memoirs of a certain noble family in the island of cyprus, interspersed
with several original letters. translated from the greek." pp. 48,

8vo. A. Miller, London, 1743. B.M. 109449 5.

1673 "FAIR, the, concubine, or the secret history of the beautiful
vanella, containing her amours, etc, to wh, is annexed the lady's

last shift or a cure for shame." A Tale. Dedicated to Five Honourable
Maids. 2nd edn., engd. front., pp. 49, 8vo. W. James, London, 1732.

1676 FAMIN, César, "musée royal." See F. M. C. P.C. 31/3.

1677 FARMER, J. S. See "Choise of Valentines."

1678 FARMER, John S. and W. E. HENLEY, "slang and its analogues,
past and present. With Synonyms in English, French, German, Italian, etc."
7 vols., sm. 4to. (750 copies). Privately Printed, London, 1890-1905.

_x<$79--"merry songs and ballads prior to 1800." 5 vols., sq. 8vo.

Privately Printed, London, 1897.

x68o- "musa pedestris, three centuries of canting songs and slang

rhymes (13 36-1896) collected and annotated by john s. farmer."

4to. Privately Printed for Subscribers only, 1896.

1681 "FANFARES, les, et courvées, abbadesques des roule-bontemps de la
haute et basse coquigne et dépendances." Réimp. text précédée d'une
Introduction, pp. 12 + 176. 100 copies, 8vo. Gay, Paris, 1863.

1682 "FANNY, ou l'heureux repentir; histoire angloise." 3 plates (? by
Bernigeroth after style of Eisen), sm. 8vo. Dresde, 1767. B.A. 615.

1683 "FANNY Greeley." See Thompson, George.

1684 FARQUHAR, Ferdinand, "the relicks of a saint : a right merry tale."
By F. F. Esq. i col. plate by Rowlandson, pp. 135, sm. 8vo. Printed for,
Thomas Tegg, London, 1816.

1685 FARRER, W. M. D. See "Onanism."

126

i6$6 "FASHIONABLE, the, cypriad," in a series of Elegant and Interesting
Letters with Correlative Anecdotes of the Most Distinguished Characters in
Great Britain and Ireland." 2 pts. Pt. I, pp. 248, Pt. II, pp. 153, sm. 8vo.
M. F. S. Bull, London, 1798-99.

1687 "FASHIONABLE lectures; composed and delivered with birch

discipline by . . . many beautiful ladies . . . with observations of the
pleasures of birch administered by the lovely hand of a favourite

lady ..." Fourth edn. with additions ; 6 plates, pp. 42, 8vo. G. Peacock,
66 DruryLane, London, n.d. [1777]. Ashbee I. 257-9 '> B.A. 239.

(Reprinted in "Library Illustrative of Social Progress").

1688 "FASTES, ruses et intrigues de la galanterie ou tableau de l'amour

et du plaisir." (Pamphlet). 8vo. (Paris), 1835. B.A. 562.

(Whole edition seized and destroyed—few copies escaped).

1689 "FATAL the, of adultery." To Monarchies as well as to Private Families
with a Defense of the Bill passed in the House of Lords in the year 1771.
Intituled "An Act to restrain Persons who shall be divorced for the Crime
of Adultery," etc, and An Historical Account of Marriage, etc. By Thomas
Pollen, A.M. pp. xi + 287, 8vo. Printed and sold by the Author, 42 Dowgate
Hill and by T. Lowndes, 77 Fleet St., London, 1772.

1690 "FATHER Girard and miss CADiÊRE." A Poem of 374 lines by Michael
Smith A.B., with a Prose Introduction . . . pp. 32, cr. 32010. (60 copies only.)
First Printed London, 1771. Reprinted R. Turpin, Soho, London, 1840
See "Christianity Unmasked." Ashbee Cat. 45 2.

1691 FAUBLAS, Chevalier de. "les amours du chevalier de faublas." Illus.
by Paul Avril. Preface by H. Fournier. 5 vols., nmo. Jouaust, Paris, 1884.

B.A. 291.

1692 "FAUSSES, les, messes noires. ' Causeries psychologiques et médico-
légales sur quelques scandales Modernes. Par Dr. Gabriel Dromard. pp. 142
+ 2, 8vo. Revue Libre, Paris, (1904). Bod. 0*1604

1693 "FAVEURS, les, et les disgraces de l'amour, ou les amans heureux
trompez et malheureux, avec deux contes nouveaux en vers et plusieurs

belles figures en taille douce." Suivant la copie de Paris. 4 11. + 375,
8vo., title-page red and black. Chez Claude Barbin, Paris, 1696. Followed
by "le rossignol et le matrone d'ephese." Contes Nouveaux en Vers,
pp. 24. Chez Pierre Marteaux, A Cologne, 1696. Engd. front. "Les Amans.
Heureux," 3 pts. in 1. Pt. I, 8 plates ; Pt. II, same front, and 8 plates ; Pt. III,
same front and 8 plates.

1694 "FAVOURITE of venus." See "Berkley, Theresa."

1695 "FELICIA ou mes fredaines. By A. R. Andéa de Nerciat. 2 tomes, nmo.

Londres, 1775.

P.C. 31 c 29.

1696

1697

1698 ''FELICIA ou mes fredaines." Another edition. 2 tomes, i6mo. Amster-
dam, 1780. P.C. 26 b 17.

1699--- Another edition. Orné de figures en taille-douce, 4 pts.,

nmo. Londres, (1790 ?). P.C. 31 r 27.

x₇oo--- Another edition. Avec figures, 4 tomes, nmo. Paris, 1795.

P.C. 31 ¿36.

_I-_roi--- Another edition. 4 pts., nmo. Londres, 1834.

P.C. 31 i 37.

jj_0z---Another edition. 4 vols, in 2, 8vo. Vol. I, pp. 115, engd.

front, and 5 plates; Vol. II, pp. 148, 4plates; Vol. Ill, pp. 129, 1 plate;
Vol. IV, pp. 117, 2 plates. Londres, 1869. (Many other reprints).
(See also under "Nerciat.").

1703 FELINE, Le Père, "catéchisme des gens mariés." Réimpression textuelle
sur l'Edition Originale (of 1782), augmentée d'un avant propos, etc. Front,
by F. Rops. Printed by V. Bona, Turin, pp. viii + 52, 8vo. Gay & Douce,
Bruxelles, 1881. P.C. 25*2; Ashbee Cat. 452-3.

1704 "FELLATORES, les. moeurs de la décadence." Par Dr. Luiz. pp. 229
+ i, 8vo. Union des Bibliophiles, 9 Rue des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1888.

E. 109, ni.

1705 FEMALE HONOUR, "an epistle to the lady in favour from the
lady lately kick'd-out." Fol. pp. 12. Printed for J. Huggonson on
Ludgate Hill, London, 1742. (Price six pence).

1706 "FEMALE patriot, the. an epistle from C(a)t(hARIN)e m(a)c(AULE)Y TO
the reverend dr. w(i)l(SO)n on her late marriage." With Critical.

Historical and Philosophical Notes and Illustrations. Price is. 6d. R. Faulder,
New Bond Street, London, 1779.

1707 "FEMME, la, Abbé." Ouvrage de Sylvain Maréchal. Engd. front., pp. 255.
nmo. Chez Ledoux, Paris, 1801. B.M. 1094 dd 18.

1708 "FEMMES damnées." Par Henri Drouin. pp. 195, cr. 8vo. (Les Documents
Bleus). Nouvelle Revue Française, Paris, 193—Arc. d ^1,114.

1709 "FEMME, la, publique ou la vie d'une prostituée de la haute société."

Par Lebrun, pp. 95, 8vo. Joostens, Brüx., 1856. Followed by : "les amours de

deux jolies femmes, riches et philosophes, faisant la suite et la fin
de la femme publique."

1710 "FEMMES démasqués, les." Par M----L'Ami du Vrai. (1810 ?). See

"M----L'ami du vrai." P.C. 30 a 21 (2).

1711 "FEMMES, les, des douze césars, etc." 2nd edn., pp. iii + 535 + 15
leaves, 8vo. De Launay, Paris, 1720.

!_7I2---— 4th edn. 3 tomes, nmo. Amsterdam, 1722-4

B.M. 613 b 28

128

1713 "FEMMES, les, entretenues dévoilées dans leur fourberies galante?

ou le fléau des familles et des fortunes—par un de leurs victimes."

Orné de figures (by J. P. R. Cuisin). 2 tomes, nmo. Paris, 1821. P.C. 30 c 6.
1714--Reprint. 2 vols, in 1, nmo. Brüx., 1883. B.A. 470.

1715 "FEMMES, les, et l'adultère de l'antiquité à nos jours." Par Fernand
Mitton. 2 col. plates, 8vo. H. Daragon, Paris.

1716 "FEMMES honnêtes ! " Avec un front, de Félicien Rops et douze com-
positions de Bac. Marquis de Volognes (Josephin Peladan), pp. 108, 8vo.
E. Monnier et Cie., Paris, 1885.

1717 "FEMINIES: huit chapitres inédits dévoués à la femme, à l'amour
À la beauté." Par Gyp, Abel Hermant, Henri Lavedan, Marcel Schwöb &
Octave Uzanne. Front, en couleurs d'après Félicien Rops, encadrements
et vignettes de Rudnicki, pp. 205, 8vo. Pour les "Bibliophiles Contempo-
raines," Académie des Beaux Livres, Paris, 1896.

(183 copies for members only. Not for sale).

1718 FERRAND, Antoine, "pièces libres ... et poésies de quelques auteurs
sur divers sujets." pp. 181, nmo. Londres, 1760. P.C. 30/9 ; E. 77.

1719 FERR ARS, Lord, "clara alcock. Her Initiation in the Ways of Love
and Full Enjoyment of its Sweets." pp. 220 + 4> cr. 8vo., limited to 250
copies. William Murray, Buchanan Street, Glasgow, 1898.

1720 "FESTIVAL, the, of anacreon." Containing a collection of Modern
Songs written for the Anacreontic Society, The Beef-Steak and Humbug
Clubs. By Capt. Morris, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Hewerdine, Sir John Moore,
Capt. Thompson, and other lyric writers ... To which is prefixed a Summary
Account of the above Convivial Societies . . . with a fine likeness of Capt.
Morris. Engd. front., pp. 175, 8vo. L. Halland, London, 1789.

1721 "FESTIVAL, the, of love, or a collection of cytherian poems pro-
cured & selected by g—e p—e and dedicated to his brother, etc."

Sixth edn., pp. xi + 443, nmo. M. Smith, London, (1770 ?). P.C. 29 a 27.

1722 —--Fourth Edn. Camb. Univ. Lib. Arc. E 79.5.

1723 "FESTIVAL, the, of the passions or voluptuous miscellany by philo

connus." 2 vols., 8vo. Vol. II, pp. 67. Glenfucket, Foot of Bennard, Printed
and Published by Abdul Mustapha. Contents (Vol. 2) : "Humours of
Northumberland St.", pp. 1-38; "Letter from the Countess de Beaucul,"
pp. 39-58 ; "The Bride's Confession" (in verse attributed wrongly to
Byron), pp. 59~⁶7-

1724 "FESTIVAL, the, of love : or revels at the fount of venus, disclosed
in a series of luscious dialogues and amatory letters between flora

and the voluptuous aldabella." By the Princess Piccolomini. Enriched
with numerous steel engravings and dedicated by Permission to Her Most
Gracious Majesty the Queen, pp. 214, fcap. 8vo. Printed for the Proprietor,
London, i860, pp. 1-86 is a reprint of "The Accomplished Whore," with
the names Magdalen and Julia converted into Flora and Aldabella ; pp. 87-214,
"The Letters between Arabella and Flora (See "Love Letters. Love Letters
between A. and F."), with Aldabella instead of Arabella. Ashbee Cat. 167-8'

129

17*3 "FESTIVAL OF LOVE OR A COLLECTION OF CYTHEREAN POEMS." Fourth
Edn. Improved. Arc. e 79 d.

1726 "FESTIVAL, the, of the passions, or voluptuous miscellany." By an

Amateur. With 8 engs., 2 pts., pp. 59 each, nmo. Printed and Published by
Abdul Mustapha, Constantinople (Orig. ed.). (Printed by George Cannon,
1828, who was convicted at Bow St., Dec. 10,1830, and fined £20. Reprinted
1863 by Andrew White of Holywell St. 2 vols., pp. 54-67, each vol has 8 col.
lithos.) Ashbee Cat. 298-303.

Contents :

1. "A Surgeon's Diary: or Big Bellied Nelly I" With Epistle Dedicatory

and Preface.

2. "Humours of Northumberland Street." By Philo Connus. Glenfucket,

Printed and published by Abdul Mustapha.

3. "Letter from the Countess of Beaucul." Glenfucket : printed by Abdul

Mustapha.

4. "The Bride's Confession."

1727 "FESTIVAL, the, of wit, or the small talker." Consisting of Anecdotes,
Epigrammatic Flashes, Bon Mots, Repartees and Puns, with Flights of
Humour and Genius, selected from a Voluminous Work in the possession

of G.....K........Summer Resident at W.....with the Life of the

Author and Compiler written by Himself, pp. xii + 210, sm. 8vo. Printed by
permission of the Editor for M. A. Holland and sold by the Booksellers of
Piccadilly, Fleet Street, and Paternoster Row, London, 1782. (Price half a
crown, sewed).

1728--A New Edition, with great Additions, pp. 12 + 243, smaller

8yo. Printed by permission of the Editor for M. Smith, and sold, etc.
London, 1783.

1729 "FÊTES et courtisanes de la grèce." Chronique religieuse des anciens
grecs. Tableau de leurs moeurs publiques : chronique qu'aucuns nommeront
scandaleuse. Many plates (2 of postures of Courtesans. Some of the plates are
by De Launay after Garnery). 4 vols., 8vo. Paris, 1803. B.A. 480.

1730 FIELDING, "histoire de tom jones ou l'enfant trouvé." Traduction
(by De la Place) de l'Anglois de Fielding. Front, and 15 plates by Gravelot,
4 vols., nmo. Amsterdam, 1750. B.A. 556.

1731 FEYDEAU, Ernest Aimé. See "F. E."

1732 - "mémoires d'une demoiselle de bonne famille." Rédigés par

elle-même, revus corrigés ... par E. F. (really the author), pp. 143, 8vo.
Société des Bibliophiles, Londres (Paris? 1880?).

P.C. 26 b 16; B.A. 102,103, 235 ; E. 13.
(This is the same work as the "Souvenirs d'une Cocodette.'Ó

130

1733 "FIDE, De. concubinarum in suos pfaffos." locus et Urbanitate et Sale
Plenissimus, in Quodlibero Heidelbergensi a Magiaro Paulo Oleario olim
determinatus. Nunc autem, quia tempus haec & alia maiora poscit, in laudem
clericae castitatis a tenéis revocatus. Haec legas ridiculose. n.p., n.d. 11 leaves
including title-page. Followed by: "de fide meretricum in suos
amatores." Quaestio Minus Principalis Urbanitatis & facetiae causa infine
quodlibet Heydelbergensis determinata a magistro Jacobo Hartlieb Lando-
iensi. Sm. 4to., 21 leaves, separate tide-pages, the first has decorative borders
and a woodcut of two figures, the second a large square woodcut. Apart
from these, first tract has 4 woodcuts, second has 7 and a full-page of 2
woodcuts with borders top and bottom facing last page. c. 1530.

Bodley, Douce 0157; Hayn Bib. Erot. Monacensis No. 625

1734 FIEDLER, Franz Anton Maximilian, "antike erotische Bildwerke in
houben's roemische antiquari am zu xanten." 5 col. plates, pp. 28, 4to.
Xanten, 1839. P.C. 21 b 1.

1735 FIELDING, Rosa. See "Victim. Victim of Lust."

1736 FIGARO, "les écarts du tempérament ou le cathéchisme de figaro."
Avec figures, pp. 172, nmo. Londres, 1785. P.C. 30*11.

(This is the same work as "Les Écarts du Libertinage," reprinted in Vol. I
of Andréa de Nerciat's "Le Diable au Corps " from which some of the plates
have been inserted in this copy).

1737 "FILLE, la, à l'enchère: diversités galantes." pp. 108, nmo. Paris,
(1835). P.C. 30*34(2)

1738 "FILLE, la, elisa." Scène d'Atelier en un Acte. Par un Auteur bien connu,
(par E. & J. de Goncourt). pp. viii + 32 in ail, 8vo. Au Temple de Vénus,
A Rome, n.d. (1882).

1739 "FILLES, les, du feu." Sylvie, Jemmy, Octavie, Isis, Emélie. Avec une
préface de Jules Lavallois. By Gérard de Nerval. Dessins d'Emile Adan
gravés à l'eau forte par Le Rat. pp. xxxvii +250, 8vo. (Jouaust), Librarie
des Bibliophiles, Paris, 1888. 175 copies.

1740 "FILLES publiques, les." See Béraud, F. F. A.

1741 FIRE-SHIPS, "the female fire-ships—a satyre against whoring—

in a letter to a friend just come to town." pp. 19, 4tO. Printed for E.

Richardson, London, 1691. P.C. 31 /13.

1742 FISCHER, Christian August. See Althing, Christian, pseud.

1743 "FISHES, flowers and fire as elements and deities in the phallic
faiths and worship of the ancient religions of greece, babylon

rome, india . . ." With illustrative Myths and Legends, pp. viii + 91> 8vo,
Privately Printed: A. Reader, London, 1890. Vol. 5 of the Phallic Series.

P.C. 28 b.

1744 FITZ-ADAM, Adam. See "British Phoenix."

131

1745 FITZMAURICE, Lord, "observations on the case of the right

honourable lord fitzmaurice and mrs. elizabeth leeson, concerning
a pretended contract of marriage." pp. 63, 8vO. n.p., 1733.

1746 FLAGELLANTS, "the history of the flagellants: otherwise of

religious flagellations among different nations and especially

among christians." Being a Paraphrase and Commentary on the Historia
Flagellantium of the Abbé Boileau, Doctor of the Sorbonne, Canon of the
Holy Chapel, etc. By one who is not a Doctor of the Sorbonne. The Second
Edition. Engravings (by John Lois Delolme), pp. 426 in all, 8vo. G. Rob-
inson, 25 Pater Noster Row, London, 1783.
(First Edition, pp. 340, 4to. London, (1777).

1747 FLAGELLATION. See Lengthy Dissertation on Various Books on this
subject Ashbee I. 23 8-2 5 9.

1748 "FLAGELLATION, excursus upon." Ashbee Cen. 442-470.

1749 FLAGELLATION. See Adriaensen, Cornelius. "Spirit of Flagellation—

Memories of Mrs. Hint on."
Boileau, Abbé. Buckle. Bumtickler, Lady. Cooper, Wm. Curiosities of
Flagellation. Delolme. Elements of Tuition. Etoniensis. Exhibition.
Fashionable Lectures. Gentleman. New Ladies Tickler. Rosy Tales.
Spanker O'Neil. Stock. St. George H. "Nameless Crime." Ashbee Cen. xvi.

1750 —-- "the charm." "the night school." "the beautiful JEWESS."

"the butcher's daughter." 4 doggerel poems on Flagellation, pp. 30,
i2mo, no title-page the above being on outer wrapper only. Hartcupp and
Co., Brussels, 1874. Ashbee I. 156

1751--"de la flagellation vénérienne." See Meibom, J. H. "De

l'utilité de la flagellation." 8vo. (1879). P.C. 31 L 6.

2752 -------- - "history of flagellation among different nations." A Narra-
tive of the Strange Customs and Cruelties of the Romans, Greeks, Egyptians,
etc. Numerous ills., pp. 118, 8vo. New York Medical Publishing Co.,
1920.

I753 - "the spirit of flagellation, or the memoirs of mrs. hinton

who kept a school for many years at kensington." To which ís iìow

added Anecdotes by a Lady much addicted to Birch Discipline. The Whipping
Milliners. The Severe Stepmother and the Complaisant School Mistress.
Avec des figures analogues. 6 col. folding plates, tall nmo., pp. 81. Printed
and Published by Mary Wilson, Wardour Street, London, (May 1, 1852).
(Work passed through three different editions : Ashbee Cat 238-9.

(1) George Cannon, 1827. 6 engravings.

(2) E. Dyer, 1852 (?). 6 folding lithos. (Probably the edition here

noticed).

(3) c. 1870. 6 lithos, not folding.

The three pieces forming the Appendix have been reprinted separately, cud.
Half-titles only:—

"The Pleasure of Flagellation, anecdote by a Ladv." pp. 15.

"The Whipping Milliners." pp. 7.

"The Complaisant School Mistress." pp. 8.

i3²

175 3^aFLAGELLATION. "the spirit of flagellation, or the memoirs of mrs.
hinton who kept a school for many years at Kensington." Another
edn. pp. 121, 8vo. Erotica Biblion Soc, of London and New York, n.d.

1754 —---"mysteries of flagellation." A History of the Secret Ceremonies

of the Society of Flagellants, etc." 8 pp. pamphlet. C Brown, 44 Wych Street,
Strand (London), (1863). Ashbee I. 311-13.

1755---"flagellation in france, from a medical and historical

standpoint." With plates, large 8vo., pp. xi + *64> wrappers. Carrington,
Paris, 1898.

1756 "FLAMING, a, whip for lechery; or the whoremaster's speculum,

containing a fearful historical relation of such wicked unclean
persons as have been made publick and private examples of god's
divine vengeance for polluting themselves and others with such
abominations and defilements. taken out of sacred and prophane

history." 8 11. + 318 pp. 8vo. Printed for Eliz. Harris at the Harrow in
Little Britain, London, 1700.

1757 "FLASH chaunter." A Book of Songs. Serial with Blowen's Cabinet (q. v.).
one of West's publications. See West, Wm.

1758 "FLASH dictionary." See "Sinks of London Laid Open."

1759 FLAYBUM, Termagant, Lady, pseud, "sublime of flagellation: in

letters from lady termagant flaybum to lady harriet tickletail,

etc." pp. 54, 8vo. (1770?, reprinted 1872). See "Library of Social Progress,
etc." No. 6, 8vo. (1872). P.C. 31 e 18 ; Ashbee I. 370-375.

1760 FLEMENG, Leopold, "illustrations to the Decameron (of boccaccio)

the heptameron (of margaret of navarre), the hundred new stories

(of a. de la sale?), and brantome's gallant ladies." Designed by L. F.
J. Gamier, E. de Beaumont and E. Boilvin. 8vo. Vizetelly, London, 1887.

P.C. zj b 42.

1761 "FLESHLY attraction." Translated from the French of René Maizeroy.
10 col. plates, pp. 183, 4to., 500 copies. Privately Printed for Subscribers only,
1931.

1762 "FLEUR, la, des chansons amoureuses," où sont compris tous les airs
de Court, recueillis aux Cabinets des plus rares poetes de ce temps, pp. 398,
i2mo. PvOuen, 1600. Coll. Gugit^

1763 "FLEUR, la, lascive orientale." Contes libres inédits, traduits de Mongol,
de l'Arabe, du Japonais, de l'Indien, du Chinois, du Persan, du Malay, du
Tamouî, etc., avec une eau-forte de F. Rops. pp. 198 in all, cr. 8vo., 500 copies.
Imprimées par les Presses de la Bibliomaniac Society exclusivement pour les
Membres, Oxford, 1882. P.C. 27 a 7 ; B.A. 146; E. 33.

1764 "FLEURS du persil." Paul Devaux-Mousk. Illustrations de Galice, pp. v,
250 -f- i, 8vo., text in coloured decorated borders. Monnier and Co., Paris,
1887.

M3

1765 "FLEURETTENS purpurschneckb." Erotischer Lieder und Gedichte
aus dem Achtzehnten Jahrhundert. Gesammelt und herausgegeben von
Francis cus Amadeus, M.A.Er. (i.e. Franz Blei). Mit 20 erotischen Voll-
bildern, vielen Vignetten und Rahmen von Frz. Marquis Bayros. 4to.
151 Blatter. Im Jahr der Cythere 5091 (1905). (Stern, Wien). Coli. Gugit^.

1766 "FLORA MONTGOMERIE, the factory girl, a tale of the lowell

factories, being a recital of the adventures of a libidinous million-
aire whose wealth was used as a means of triumphing over virtue."

By Sparks. Col. frontis., pp. 89, 8vo. George Atkinson, 167, William St.
New York, 1856. Ashbee Cat. 227-8.

1767 "FLORIZEL to perdita." See "Poetical Epistle."

1768 FLOSSIE, "social studies of the century : flossie, a venus of fifteen

by one who knew this ch armino goddess and worshipped at her

shrine." Printed at Carnopolis for the delectation of the Amorous and the
Instruction of the Amateur in the Year of the Excitement of the Sexes
MDCCCXCVII. Title-page in red and black, 6 chapters, each heading in
red, pp. viii + 103, 104, 200 copies Dutch Von Gelder paper, brown cloth
covers Stamped in gold. On last page, verso of p. 103 "Each copy in addition
to the press number will bear a private Stamp the nature of which will be
communicated to subscribers only, and any copy not bearing such mark
may be considered Stolen or counterfeited."

1769 "FLOSSIE, a venus of fifteen by one who knew this charming

goddess and worshipped at her shrine." Printed for the Erotica Biblion
Society of London and New York (Social Studies of the Century), pp. 140,
8vo., n.d. (Reprint).

1770 "FLUIDE, le, magique—vainqueur de l'amour et des femmes.'* pp. 32,

8vo. Editions Modernes, 3 Rue St. Mau, Paris, n.d.

1771 "FOLIES, les, amoureuses," par Catulle Mendès. 8vo. Paris, 1877.

B.A. 568.

1772 FOLK LORE. See "Russian Folk Lore."

1773 "FOLKLORE erotique, contributions au." Tome 1er. Contes Licentieux
de Constantinople et de l'Asie Mineur, Recueillis par Jean Nicholaides> Profes-
seur au Lycée de Chios, pp. xxviii, 217. Précédé de "les contes erotiques
de l'ancienne grèce. G. Froidure D'Aubigné. pp. xv—xxviii, sm. 8vo.
(250 copies). Gustave Ficker, Rue de Savoie, Paris, Kleinbronn, 1906.

1774 "FOLKLORE erotique, contributions au." Tome II. Contes Licentieux
de la Gascoigne, Recueillis par Antoine Perbosc.

1775 "FOLKLORE erotique, contributions au." Tome III. Contes Licen-
tieux de la Corse racontés par Gian- Dumenicu di Cargiacca.

1776 "FOLKLORE erotique." Tome IV. Contes licentieux de l'Alsace, racontés
par le Magnien de Rougement. pp. xii + 274, sm. 8vo., 230 copies. Gustave
Ficker, Kleinbronn, 1906.

134

1777 "FOLKLORE erotique, contributions au." Tome V. Contes licentieux
de la Normandie, racontés par le Magister de Neuville.

1778 "FOLKLORE erotique, contributions au." Tome VI et suivant. Contes
licentieux de divers pays recueillis aux traditions orales par nos collabora-
teurs.

1779 "FOLKLORE érotioue, contributions au." Contes licentieux de l'Aqui-
taine. Recueillis par Galiot et Cereamos. 230 copies, pp. xix + 325, sm. 8vo.
Gustave Ficker Kleinbronn, 1907.

1780 "FOLKLORE erotique, contributions au." Contes Licentieux de la
Picardie. Recueillis par Le Meuniex de Colincamps. 230 copies, pp. x + 214,
sm. 8vo. Vol. I. Gustave Ficker, Kleinbronn, 1909.

1881 "FOND, le, du sac, ou restant des babioles" de M. X .,.. Membre
Éveillé de l'Académie des Dormans. vignettes, 2 vols., pp. vi + 204, pp. xvi
-f- 199* i2mo. A Venise, chez Pantalon-Phébus, 1780.

1782 FORBERG, Friedrich Karl, biography. Ashbee Cat. 445-446.

1783 FORBERG, Friedrick Carl. See Beccadelli, A. "panormita."

P.C. 27 a 24 ; 29 36.

jyg^- "manuel d'érotologie classique." Texte Latin et traduction

littérale par le traducteur des "Dialogues de Luisa Sigea." 2 tomes, 8vo.'
Pour Isidore Liseux, et ses amis, Paris, 1882.

P.C. 25 a i ; Ashbee Cat. 444-449; E. 6jc; B.A. 383

1785 - "the manual of classical erotology." Literally translated.

pp. vii + 178, 8vo. (London), 1887. P.C. 31 / 21.

1786 FORBERG, Fred. Chas, "manual of classical erotology " (De Figuris
Veneris). Latin text and Literal English Translation. 2 vols., Vol. I pp. xviii
+ 261, Vol. II pp. 250, 8vo. One hundred copies privately printed for
Viscount Julian Smithson, M.A. and Friends, Manchester, 1884.

G. An. 28-6-6.

(On verso of half-title : One hundred copies only of this volume have
been printed (all on the same paper and the type distributed) for Viscount
Julian Smithson, M.A., the Translator and his Friends. None of these
copies are for sale.)

jygy- "the manual of classical erotology." (De Figuris Veneris).

Literally translated from the Latin. Coloured plates, text in ornamental red
borders, oblong 8vo., 11 X 8Uns., 500 copies. Paris, 1907.

1788 "FORBIDDEN BOOKS." Notes and Gossip on Tabooed Literature, by
An Old Bibliophile; pp. xii + 183, 250 copies, 8vo. For the author and
his friends, Paris, 1902.

1789 "FORBIDDEN fruit, luscious and exciting story, and more forbidden

fruit, or master percy's progress in and beyond the domestic circle."

pp. 169, 8vo. London, 1905.

135

179° "FORCED, the, virgin, or the unnatural mother." A True Secret
History. Engd. front., signed G. Thornton, pp. 40 + 6, unnumbered, 8vo.
W. Trott, at Seven Stars in Russel Court, Drury Lane, London, 1730.

Ashbee Cat. 11 z-18.

1791 "FOREST, la, nuptiale." pp. 6 + 196, 8vo., 100 copies. (Mertens pour
J. Gay), Bruxelles, 1865. (ist edn., pp. 12 + 144, nmo. P. Bertault, Paris,
1600).

1792 FORNICATION. See "Essay. An Essay upon Improving and Adding to
the Strength."

1793 - "a discourse on fornication: shewing the greatness of

that sin, and examining the excuses pleaded for it from the examples
of antient times ... to which is added an appendix concerning
concubinage ..." By J. Turner, M.A., Lecturer of Christchurch, London.
Printed at the request of some Gentlemen of that Parish, pp. 62, sm. 4to.
Printed for John Wyat, at the Rose in St. Pauls Churchyard, London,
MDCXCVIII.

1794 "FORTUNATE, the, country maid." Being the Entertaining Memoirs

of the Present Celebrated Marchioness of L . .. . V......etc. Fifth edn.,

pp. viii + 332, Vol. II pp. ii + 332, sm. 8vo. London, 1758.

1795 FOUGERET DE MONTBRON. "le canapé." i plate, pp. 51, nmo.
Londres, 1742 (Brussels? reprinted, 1880?). (ist edn. i2mo., 1714).

(Some editions have 2 plates). P.C. 31 d 31 ; B.A. 297.

1796- "margot la ravadeuse et ses aventures." Nouvelle Edition,

pp. 174, nmo. Paris, 1784. P.C. 31 a 14; B.A. 92, 93.

ijçy--Another edition, par M. de M. pp. 138, nmo. 1772.

P.C. 30^11.

1798--— Another edition. Par M. de M. pp. 148, nmo. 1800.

P.C. 31 a 15.

(Has been reprinted as "Fanchette, Danseuse de l'Opéra." The original
edition is that of 1750).

^x799 - See M ... de M. ... "margot la ravaudeuse." (Histoire d'une

prostituée) par M... de M... (F. de M.), nmo. (1880?).

P.C. 26 a 27,

1800 FOURNEL, M., Avocat au Parlement, "traité de la séduction con-
sidérée dans l'ordre judiciaire." pp. xvi + 462, nmo. Démonville,
Paris, 1781.

1801 FOURNIER, Madame. See Fréville, L. de, pseud.

1802 FOURGUEUSE, Hector, pseud. "la vertu de la soeur agnès. pp. 105,
8vo. Paris, 1891. P.C. 31 ¿35.

1803 "FOUTAIZES de jérico." pp. 68 -f 2, nmo. A Constantinople, 1740.
(Reprint, 150 copies, 8vo. Mertens for Gay, Bruxelles, 1864). B.A. 137.

1804 "FOUTERIES nobiliaires. See "Capucins."

136

i8ö5 "FOUTERIES, les, chantantes, ou les récréations priapiques des
aristocrates en vie, par la muse libertine." Avec i front, et 8 gravures
obscènes, pp. 48, nmo. (Paris), 1791.

1806 FOUTRIADE. "la foutriade par l. m. a. l." 8vo. See L., L. M. A.

P.C. 30 d 14.

1807 "FOUTROMANE, le, ou les amours libertines d'un grand seigneur
de ce siècle." (Lord Seymour surnommé Milord Atjouille). 125 copies,
8 engravings, pp. 109, 8vo. Seymour House, Allée du Con près le Square
des Fouteurs, 1833.

1808 FOX, Charles James. See "Amours et les Aventures du Lord Fox."

1809 FRACASTORO, Girolamo, "della sifilide ovvero del morbo gallico."
Poema, etc. pp. 78, i6mo. Roma, i88i. P.C. 27. b

(One of the "Biblioteca Adulti ").

1810----"syphilis ou le mal vénérien." Poème Latin avec la Traduction

en françois et des notes, pp. 200, 8vo. Paris, 1753. P.C. 30^29.

1811 "FRAGMENTE aus der chronique scandaleuse von paris vor und
während der Revolution." i etched plate, Moses u. Comp. Jerusalem,
1803. B.A. 443.

1812 FRANCE, Assemblée Nationale, "les véroles de l'assemblée nationale."
(An attack upon several leading members of the Assembly). 8vo. (Paris,
1790?). P.C. 21 a 7-10.

1813 FRANCE, "la chasteté du clergé dévoilée, ou procès-verbaux des

séances du clergé chez les filles de paris, trouvés à la bastille."

(By Dominique Darimajou). 2 pts., 8vo. Rome, 1790. P.C. 28 a 39.

- "la France constipée, ou paris foiré." Poème odiférant, suivi

de la Chiropédie. pp. xvi, nmo. Foiropolis (Brussels, 1873).

P.C. 30 ¿.21.

1813 - "l'amour aux colonies." Par Jacobus X.....8vo. 1893. See X....

Jacobus. P.C. 31^6.

jgjg - "dom bougre aux états généraux ou doléances du portier

des chartreux." Par l'auteur de. la "Foutromanie" (attributed to Rétif de la
Bretonne. 8vo. A Foutropolis (Paris? 1789). P.C. 21.77 (4) ; B.A. 65.

(B.A. 65 bears imprint "A Foutropolis, chez Bracquemart, libraire, rue
Tir-Vit, à la Couille d'Or, avec permission des supérieurs." It contains
chapters on:—

"Les Filles de Joie." "Les Sodomistes." "La Bestialité." "LTnceSte."
"Le Gamahuchage." Etc. "Quelques autres abus qui nuisent à la population."

- "dom bougre aux états généraux." Attribué à Rétif de la Bretonne.

pp. iv + 31, 8vo., one of 70 copies. Paris, 1789-1868. P.C. 50 c 3.

1818 "FRANCE, la, foutue." Tragédie Lubrique et Royaliste en trois ades
et en vers. pp. 179 + 1. 8vo. à Barbe-en-Con in Futro-maine, L'An des
Fouteurs, 5796.

157

iii9 "FRANCE, la, foutue " Tragedie (en trois aâes et en vers). Réimpression
textuelle faite sur l'édition & 5796 vers 1800. Précédée d'une Notice
bibliographique, pp. viii + 115, ïamo. 1871. See "Bibliothèque Libre, etc.
1B71, etc."

1810--Another edition, pp. vii + 115. Strasbourg, 1871.

P.C jo g 4.

(Part of the Bibliothèque Libre, one of a "Tirage Extraordinaire'' of
100 copies).

IS« "FRANCE, LA, GALANTE; OU HISTOIRES AMOUREUSES DE LA cour." Engd.

front, and 7 plates, pp. 386 and 7 11., table, title-page red and black. Pierre
Marteau, Cologne, 1709. Gay IL

182* FRANCE, Heâor. "les cent curés paillards." Livr. I, pp. 16, i2mo.
Paris, (1885). ^p-^c- 3¹ ' *⁸-

1823 FRANCE, Kings of. "amours of the kings of France." pp. 32, izmo.
(London? 1840?). P.C. 31425.

1824 FRANCIS, Bcrnadoni. of Assisi, Saint. (For Editions of "les avantures
de la madame et de Francois d'assise" see Renoult, J. B.

1825 FRANCO, Niccolo, "delle rime di m. n. f. contro Pietro aretino
et de la priapea del medesimo." Terza editione, colla quinta di molti
sonetti nuovi, etc., ff. 112, 8vo. 1548 Privately Printed (reprinted London?
1880?). P.C. 29 b 47.

X826-"la priapea, sonetti lussuriosi-satirici di n. f." (With some

letters appended), pp. 127. Peking: nel XVIII secolo (Paris 1790).

P.C. 26 A 33; B.A. 27.

1827 FRANCOIS DE NEUFCHATEAU, Count Nicholas Louis, "contes et
nouvelles en vers." See "Recueil. Recueil des Meilleurs Contes en vers."
4 tomes, i6mo. 1778. P.C. 23 a 19-22.

1828 "FRANK and I." A Study of Flagellation in England. 3 vols., pp. 244,
8vo. Paris, 1902.

X829 FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, "briefe über die galanterien von
Frankfurt am mayn." (By J. Niedel). pp. 232, lamo. W. Dodsley & Co.,
London, (Leipsig, 1791)- P.C. 30448.

1830 "FRAUDS, the, of Romish monks and priests." Set forth in 8 letters.
Vol. I. Fifth Edition, lately written by a Gentleman (i.e. ? Gabriel D'Emiliane)
in his Journey into Italy, pp. 12 + 360, umo, (Second volume entitled
"Observations on a Journey to Naples," etc. pp. vii + 252 and 14). R.
Wilkin (et al.) London, 1725. Firát published 1691. Several editions and
translations. Ashbee Cen. 122-129.

Translations :

"Histoire des Tromperies des Prêtres et des Moines, etc." 2 vols, in 1,

sm. 8vo. Rotterdam, 1693.

—- Another. Rotterdam, 1710-12.

"Ruses et Fourberies des Prêtres et des Moines," par Gabriel D'Emiliane.

pp. 364, 8vo. Leipzig, 1843 and Paris, Renouard.

138

18; i FRAUENZIMMER, "das Frauenzimmer von vergnügen." (Translated
from J. Cleland's "Memoirs of Fanny Hill"), pp. 407, nmo. (1880?).
See "Priapic Romances. Priapische Romane, Bd. i). P.C. 30/16.

18*2 "FRÄULEIN Ottilies Lehrjahre." 36 plates, 8vo. Leipzig, 1864.

B.A. 606.

1833 PRAXI, Pisanus, pseud, "catena librorum tacendorum.*' pp. 57 + 593
+ 2, 4to. 250 copies. Privately Printed, London, 1883. P.C. 18 ¿9**.

1834- "centuria librorum absconditorum." pp. 60+593 + 1. 4to.

250 copies. Privately Printed, London, 1879. P.C. 18 b 9; B.A. 7.

1835--"index librorum prohibitorum." pp. 76 + 542+2, 4to. Privately

Printed, London, 1877. P.C. 18 b 9; B.A. 6.