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    2.   La vie de Pedrille del Campo: roman comique dans le goust espagnol. Par Monsieur T***. G. D. T. Paris, 1718.link
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    3.   Les femmes des douze Césars, 1718.link

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    4. LES AVANTURES| DE| TELEMAQUE,| FILS D’ULYSSE.| Composées par feu Messire| FRANÇCOIS DE SALIGNAC,| DE LA MOTTE FENELON,| Precepteur de Messeigneurs les Enfans FRAN-|CE. Et depuis Archevêque-Duc de CAMBRAY,| Prince du St. Empire.| NOUVELLE EDITION| Augmentée & Corrigée| Sur le Manuscript de l'Auteur| [publisher's signet of Adrian Moetjens: AMAT.LIBRARIA.CURAM."]| [rule]| A ROTTERDAM,| Aux depens de DANIEL BARTHELEMY,| M DCC XIIX.link

English
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    2.   Indian Tales: or, the Adventures of Zeloide and Amanzarifdine. A Novel. Done from the Paris Edition. Dedicated to the Dutchess D'Aumont. Printed for A. Bell and J. Osborn.link
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    3.   Pure Love: A Novel. Being The History of the Princess Zulima, the Beautiful Daughter of the Sultan of Egypt [...] Translated from the French of Monsieur Le Noble.link
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    4. THE| Double Captive,| OR| Chains upon Chains:| Containing the| Amorous Poems and Letters of| A Young Gentleman, one of the Pre-|ston Prisoners in Newgate. Occasioned| by his falling in Love with a Scotch| Lady, who came to visit his Friend.| To which is added| The Execution Dream,| Or the| Unlucky Disappointment.| With a Preface to the LADIES.| And an Introductory NOVEL.| [rule]| --- Dum me Galatea tenebat| Nec spes libertatis erat, Virg.| [rule]| LONDON,| Printed by J. Churchill, and Sold only at the| Bluecoat Coffee-House in Swithins-Ally, near| the Royal Exchange, for the Benefit of the| Author. MDCCXVIII.link
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    5. The English Rogue Reviv'd.| [rule]| OR, THE| LIFE| OF| William Fuller,| Cheat-Master-General| OF| Great Britain.| WHEREIN| Is set forth a true Account of his mean Birth| and Parentage; his being put Prentice to a| Coney-Wool-Cutter in Shoe-Lane; his being a| false Evidence against several Persons, his Suf-|ferings in Bridewel, where he was Whipt, and| beat Hemp; his Exalation in the Pillory;| his Intrigues in the Kings-Bench Prison, and| all his most Notorious Cheats committed| both in Town and Country, as well as in Hol-|land: True Copies of his Original Letters,| written in a Villanous Style, to Cheat all Mankind; with his whole Tryal and Con-|viction for some late Cheats, at Justice-Hall| in the Old-Baily, on Saturday the 14th of Sep-|tember, 1717.| [rule]| LONDON: Printed by H. P. for John| Morphew, near Stationers-Hall. 1718.link
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    6.   THE| FRENCH MOMUS:| OR,| Comical Adventures| OF THE| Duke of Roquelaure:| Taken from the Memoirs which| the Author found in the Closet| of the Marshal D'Huxelles, to| whom he was Secretary.| [rule]| Compriz'd in Nineteen Stories or Adventures.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed for W. Boreham, at the Angel| in Pater-noster-Row, 1718.| Price One Shilling.link
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    7. THE| LOVER'S| WEEK:| OR, THE| Six Days Adventures| OF| Philander and Amaryllis.| [rule]| Written by a Young LADY.| [rule]| The Cause of Love can never be assign'd;| 'Tis in no Face, but in the Lover's Mind.| Dryden.| [double rule]| LONDON:| Printed for E. CURLL at the Dial and Bible,| and R. FRANCKLIN at the Sun, both over-|against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street.| M.DCC.XVIII.| Price One Shilling.link
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    8.   The most Entertaining| HISTORY| OF| Hippolyto and Aminta.| CONTAINING| Great Variety of surprising Events| in their LIVES, and those of other| remarkable Persons; As,| I. Deep amorous Intrigues.| II. Heroick Enterprises.| III. Strange Exploits of Valour.| IV. Cruel Instances of Revenge.| V. Base Examples of Ingratitude.| VI. Mean knavish Practices.| VII. Dismal Misfortunes.| VIII. Miserable Captivities.| IX. Wonderful Deliverances.| X. Delightful Tales.| With Many other amazing Accidents: And an| agreeable Conclusion of the whole.| [rule]| Translated from the Original Spanish; Written by that| celebrated Wit, Don Francisco de Quintana.| [rule]| LONDON,| Printed for A. Bettesworth, at the Red Lyon; J. Batley| at the Dove; and W. Boreham at the Angel in Pater-|noster-Row. 1718.link

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    9.   A| BANQUET| FOR| Gentlemen and Ladies:| Consisting of NINE Tragi-Comical| NOVELS,| VIZ.| The Treacherous Friend,| The Jealous Husbands,| The Friendly Cheat,| Jealousy without Cause,| The Prodigal Reclaim'd| and Virginity Restor'd,| The Unfortunate Lovers,| The Cruel Mother,| The Bacchanalians.| Intermix'd with Several| Pleasant and Delightful| Tales and Stories.| [rule]| The Fifth Edition.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed for Daniel Pratt, at the Bible against| York-Buildings in the Strand. 1718.link
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    10.   ALL THE| HISTORIES| AND| NOVELS| Written by the late| Ingenious Mrs. BEHN,| Intire in One Volume.| VIZ.| I. The History of Oroono-|ko; Or the Royal-Slave.| Written by the Command of King Charles the Second.| II. The Fair Jilt; Or Prince| Tarquin.| III. Agnes de Castro; Or,| the Force of generous Love.| IV. The Lover's Watch; Or,| the Art of making Love:| Being Rules for Courtship for every Hour of the Day and| Night.| V. The Ladies Looking-Glass| to Dress themselves by; Or,| the whole Art of Charming| all Mankind.| VI. The Lucky Mistake.| VII. Memoirs of the Court of| the King of Bantam.| VIII. The Nun; Or, the| Perjured Beauty.| IX. The Adventure of the| Black Lady.| [rule]| TOGETHER WITH| The History of the LIFE and MEMOIRS of Mrs. BEHN.| By One of the Fair Sex. Intermix'd with Pleasant Love-|Letters that pass'd betwixt her and Minheer Van Bruin,| a Dutch Merchant; with her Character of the Country and| Lover: And her Love-Letters to a Gentleman in England.| [rule]| The Sixth Edition, Corrected.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed by J. D. for M. Wellington, at the| King's-Head, against St. Clement's Church in the| Strand. M.DCC.XVIII.with image
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    11.   [Arabian Nights, vols. 1-2, 5th edition (London: A. Bell, 1718).]
    Arabian Nights| Entertainments:| Consisting of| One Thousand and One| STORIES| TOLD BY| The Sultaness of the Indies, to divert| the Sultan from the Execution of a| Bloody Vow he had made to marry a| Lady every Day, and have her cut off| next Morning, to avenge himself for the| Disloyality of his first Sultaness, &c.| Containing| A better Account of the Customs, Manners,| and Religion of the Eastern Nations, viz.| Tartars, Persians, and Indians, than is to| be met with in any Author hitherto pub-|lished.| [rule]| Translated into French from the Arabian| MSS. by M. Galland, of the Royal Aca-|demy, and now done into English.| [rule]| The FIFTH EDITION.| [rule]| Vol. I.| [rule]| LONDON,| Printed for Andrew Bell, at the Cross Keys| and Bible in Cornhill. 1718.link
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    12.   Love-Letters| BETWEEN A| NOBLEMAN| AND HIS| SISTER;| WITH THE| HISTORY| OF THEIR| ADVENTURES.| [rule]| In THREE PARTS.| [rule]| The FIFTH EDITION.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed for D. Brown, J. Tonson, J. Nicholson,| B. Tooke, and G. Strahan. 1718.link
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    13.   THE| Conduct of Christians| Made the| Sport of Infidels.| IN A| LETTER| FROM A| Turkish Merchant at Amsterdam| TO THE| Grand Mufti at Constantinople.| On Occasion of some of our National Follies,| but especially the late scandalous Quar-|rel among the Clergy.| [vignette]| [rule]| DUBLIN: Re-printed by Thomas Hume, for Patrick Campbell, Bookseller, at the Bible on the lower-end of| [page mutilated]link
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    14.   THE| Double Captive,| OR| Chains upon Chains:| Containing the| Amorous Poems and Letters of| A Young Gentleman, one of the Pre-|ston Prisoners in Newgate. Occasioned| by his falling in Love with a Scotch| Lady, who came to visit his Friend.| To which is added| The Execution Dream,| Or the| Unlucky Disappointment.| With a Preface to the LADIES.| And an Introductory NOVEL.| [rule]| --- Dum me Galatea tenebat| Nec spes libertatis erat, Virg.| [rule]| LONDON,| Printed by J. Churchil, and Sold by the| Booksellers of London and Westminster,| for the Benefit of the Author. 1718.link
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    15.   THE| FALSE FRIEND| AND| Inconstant Mistress:| An Instructive| NOVEL.| To which is added,| Love's Diversion;| DISPLAYING| The Artifices of the Female Sex in| their Amours, Dress, &c. With Di-|rections for the Education of Both| Sexes; and a Collection of Moral Let-|ters on curious Subjects.| [rule]| By John Lyly, M.A. One of the Refi-|ners of the English Tongue in the Reign of| Queen Elizabeth.| [rule]| London: John Hooke, at the Flower-de-|luce, overagainst St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-|street. 1718. Price 2 s.link
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    16.   THE| Holy War,| MADE BY| SHADDAI| UPON| DIABOLUS,| For the Regaining of the| Metropolis of the World.| OR,| The Losing and Taking Again of the| Town of Mansoul| [rule]| By JOHN BUNYAN, the Author of the| Pilgrims Progess.| [rule]| I have used Similitudes, Hos. 12. 10.| [rule]| EDINBURGH,| Printed by John Moncur, and Sold at his Printing-|House, at the sign of the Scots-Arms, opposite to| the head of Foster's-Wind, and James Forrest in the| Parliament-House, 1718.link
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    17.   THE| LOVER'S| WEEK:| OR, THE| Six Days Adventures| OF| Philander and Amaryllis.| [rule]| Written by a Young LADY.| [rule]| The Cause of Love can never be assign'd;| 'Tis in no Face, but in the Lover's Mind.| Dryden.| [double rule]| The Second Edition.| LONDON:| Printed for E. CURLL at the Dial and Bible,| and R. FRANCKLIN at the Sun, both over-|against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street.| M.DCC.XVIII.| Price One Shilling.link
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    18.   THE| PERSIAN| AND THE| TURKISH| TALES,| COMPLEAT.| Translated formerly from those Languages| into French, by| M. Petis de la Croix,| Dean of the King's Interpreters, Reader and Pro-|fessor in the Royal College at Paris.| And now into English from that Translation,| By the late Learned Dr. KING,| And several other Hands.| To which are added,| Two LETTERS from a French Abbot to| his Friend at Paris; giving an Account of| the Island of MADAGASCAR; and of| the French Embassador's Reception by the| King of SIAM.| [rule]| In TWO VOLUMES.| [rule]| The Second Edition.| [rule]| VOL. I.| [double rule]| LONDON: Printed for W. Mears at the| Lamb, and J. Browne at the Black Swan,| both without Temple Bar. MDCCXVIII.link
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    19.   THE| Pilgrim's Progress| FROM| THIS WORLD| TO| That which is to come:| Delivered under the Similitude of a| DREAM:| Wherein is Discovered| The Manner of his Setting out,| His Dangerous JOURNEY,| AND| Safe Arrival at the Desired Country.| [rule]| By JOHN BUNYAN.| [rule]| The Nineteenth Edition, with Additions| of New Cuts.| [rule]| I have used Similitudes. Hosea xii. 10.| [rule]| Licensed and Entred according to Order.| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed for M. BODDINGTON, at| the Golden-Ball in Duck-Lane, 1718.link
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    20.   THE| Pilgrim's Progress| FROM| THIS WORLD,| TO| That which is to come:| [rule]| The Third Part.| [rule]| Delivered under the| Similitude Of A Dream:| SHEWING| The several Difficulties and Dangers he met| with, and the many Victories he obtained over| the World, the Flesh, and the Devil.| Together with| His happy Arrival at the Celestial City, and the| Glory and Joy he found to his Eternal Comfort.| To which is Added,| The LIFE and DEATH of| JOHN BUNYAN,| Author of the First and Second Part;| compleating the whole Progress| [rule]| The Tenth Edition.| London: Printed for A. Bettesworth, at the Red| Lion on London-bridge. 1718.link
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    21.   THE| THEORY or SYSTEM| Of Several New Inhabited| WORLDS,| Lately Discover'd and Pleasantly Describ'd:| IN| Five Nights Conversation| WITH| Madam the Marchiones of ++| [rule]| Written in French by the Famous Mons. Fontanelle.| [rule]| Made English by Mrs. BEHN.| [rule]| [vignette: puttos]| [rule]| LONDON:| Printed in the Year MDCCXVIII.link

German
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    2. Accademischer| Frauenzimmer-|Spiegel/| Das ist| Einige curieuse| Liebes-Begebenheiten/| So sich in der That auf ei-|ner wohlbekandten Sächsischen| Universität vor einigen Jah-|ren zugetragen.| Ausgefertiget| von| Le Content.| [double rule]| Im Jahr 1718.link
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    3.   Die Galante und Liebens-würdige| SALINDE,| Der Galanten Welt| in einem| Academischen| und| Liebes-Roman,| Zu erlaubten Zeitvertreib/ nebst einem| völligen in der Vorrede enthaltenen| Unterricht/| Wie ein neu-angehender| ACADEMICUS| Seine| CONDUITE| So wohl in Prosecution seiner Studien, als auch| in Compagnien bey Frauenzimmer/ in seinem| Beutel und anderer Orten mehr/ einrichten solle/| Alles solches/ mit denen in dem Roman zu findenden Exempeln| bewiesen/ und denen/ die diese gefährliche Wanderschafft| noch vor sich/ zum Besten ans Licht gestellet| Von| MELISSO.| [rule]| Franckfurt und Leipzig/| Auff Kosten des Autoris, 1718.link
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    4.   Die Gekrönte Beständigkeit in einer ungemein curieusen Liebes-Geschicht der Marquisin de Mauleon. Franckfurt/ Leipzig, 1718.link
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    5. Die| Verkehrte Welt| Oder| Satyrischer| ROMAN| In welchem| unter verschiedenen| Seltzamen Liebes-Händeln| und andern| merckwürdigen Begebenheiten| Der Unterscheid| Der menschlichen Neigungen| gezeiget wird| Von| CELANDERN.| [vignette: flowers]| Cölln,| bey Peter Marteau nachgelassenen Erben,| 1718.link
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    6.   Fernere| Abbildung| Des| Unchristlichen| Christenthums/| Oder| Antwort-Schreiben/| Welches der bekehrte Chineser Mao-|venlung aus der Kayserl. Residentz-Stadt| Peking an seinen in Engelland befindlichen Freund Pavang abge-|hen lassen.| Aus der Chinesischen Sprache in die Englische/ und| aus dieser in die Teutsche übersetzet/| Durch| Ludwig Ernst von Faramond.| [vignette: landscape, banner »Cum Deo et Die«]| [rule]| Franckfurt und Leipzig/ 1718.link
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    7.   Leben| und| Wundernswürdige Begebenheiten| des| Cardinals| JULII ALBERONI,| jetzigen Anjouistischen| Premier-Ministers,| In welchem sein geringer Ursprung/| leichtfertige Intriguen/ und wunderliche| Wege, wodurch er zu so hohen Ehren gelan-|get, aufrichtig entdecket werden;| Eine Schrifft, die bey jetzigem| Spanisch-Italiänischen Kriege,| denen Liebhabern der neuen Historie nicht| anders/ als angenehm seyn kan.| Aus dem Italiänischen ins Teutsche| übersetzet.| [rule]| Gedruckt Anno 1718. im Monat Septembr.link

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    8.   [Billicher Lohn getreuer Liebe,| oder| Die aus Constantinopel auf den Armenianischen Thron erhobene kaiserliche Princessin Normanna.| Von G. Nürnberg: Hofmann 1718.link]
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    9.   Der| Europæischen| Höfe/| Liebes-|Und| Helden-Geschichte/| Der Galanten Welt zur ver-|gnügten Curiosité ans Licht| gestellet.| Von| Menantes.| [rule]| HAMBURG/| [rule]| Bey Johann Wolffgang Fickweiler/ 1718.link
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    10.   [Tausend und eine Nacht, vols. 5-6 (Leipzig: Weidmann, 1718).]
    Die| Tausend und| Eine Nacht,| Worinnen| Seltzame Arabische Historien| und wunderbahre Begebenheiten, be-|nebst artigen Liebes-Intriguen, auch Sitten| und Gewohnheiten der Morgenländer, auf sehr| anmuthige Weise erzehlet werden;| Erstlich| vom Hrn. Galland, der Kön. Academie| Mitgliede, aus der Arabischen Sprache in die| Frantzösische, und aus selbiger anitzo ins Teutsche| übersetzt:| Fünffter und Sechster Theil.| Mit einer Vorrede| von| TALANDERN.| [vignette]| LEIPZIG,| Im Verlag Johann Ludwig Gleditsch| und M. G. Weidmanns, 1718.link
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    11.   Die| Unglückselige| Princessin| Arsinöe,| Welche| durch eine sehr angenehme| Liebes-Geschichte,| sowohl in seltzsamen| Staats-und Glücks-Ver-|wirrungen/| als auch| verschiedenen curieusen| Liebes-Briefen/| Zu vergönneter Gemüths-Ergö-|tzung vorgestellet wird| von| Talandern.| Mit schönen Kupfern gezieret.| [rule]| Nürnberg/| Bey Peter Conrad Monath. 1718.link
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    12.   Liebes-|AVENTÜREN,| und| dererselben curieusen| INTRIQEN| unterschiedener| MAITRESSEN| hoher| POTENTATEN| in| EUROPA.| [rule]| Cölln| bey Peter Marteau/ 1718.link
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    13. Satyrischer| ROMAN| Der| Galanten Welt| zur vergnügten Curiosité| ans Licht gestellet| Von| MENANTES.| Erster Theil.| [line of typographical ornaments]| Stade/| Verlegts Hinrich Brummer/| Anno M DCC XVIII.link
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