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• Foolish Conceit about Foreign Beauties deserves reasonable People’s Contempt (Th. 783)
• The Innocence suppressed by an Invent Pretext (Th. 784)
• Belonging to the earliest works etched by himself :
  Animal Pieces. Set of 6 leaves after Johann Heinrich Roos (Th. 797-802)
• One of the earliest self-etched works :
  The Bull with the Bell after Johann Heinrich Roos (Th. 798)
• The Lord God planted an orchard in the east, Eden … (Th. 808)
• She also gave some of it to her husband who was with her, and he ate it (Th. 814)
• Monsieur le Pompadour
  Louis XV of France (Th. 826)
• On anglicized tiger horse
  William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland (Th. 828)
• Adolf Frederick of Holstein-Gottorp, Hereditary Prince of Norway, Crown Prince of Sweden (Th. 832)
• From the opening year of the publishing house :
  Diverse Presentations of some Figures from the Ancient Age suitable for History (Th. 836 ff.)

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