List of early modern magazines
The list of early modern magazines is intended to provide orientation in the range of periodicals (excluding newspapers) for the period from the start of printing to 1800. An arbitrary decision is what a journal and what a magazine is. The exhibition catalogs , which appeared twice a year, were not included in the journals during the period themselves. The same applies to annals such as the various competing projects of historical relations , which were still fighting journalistic battles in the German-speaking countries in the 16th century, or the large collections of the Theatrum Europaeum style . They are not on this list.
Founding 1600–1699
| Period | title | language | responsible | Publication notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1663-1781 | Histoire de l'Académie Royale des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres avec les Mémoires de littérature tirez des registres de cette Académie: depuis l'année […] jusques & compris l'année […] | French | Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres | Paris: Panckoucke, 1663-1781; 1718: La Haye: Troyel, 1.1663 / 1710-19.1773 / 76 (1781); so that adjusted Translated into Italian as La Storia delle opere dell'Accademia Reale delle Iscrizioni e delle Belle Lettere (1731), into German as the History of the Royal Academy of Fine Sciences in Paris: it also contains countless treatises from all the liberal arts, learned languages and antiquities are. / Translated from the French. With a preface brought to light by Johann Christoph Gottsched (Leipzig: Krauss, 1747–1757). |
| 1665-1670 | Ephemerides eruditorum | Latin | Lipsiae; Francofurti: Schürer & Fritzsch 1.1665 (1667) - 5. 1669/70 (1671); so that publication is discontinued, extract from the Journal des savants | |
| 1665-1792 1797-1797 1816-1835 1836-1902 1903-1933 |
Journal des sçavans | French | Paris 1.1665 / 66 - 1792; [1. Ser.] No. 1.1797-12.1797; [2. Ser.] 1.1816-20.1835; 3. Ser. 1.1836-67.1902; NS = [4th Ser.] 1.1903-23.1925; Proven 1926–1933 | |
| 1665 until today | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society | English | ||
| 1668-1681 | Il Giornale de'letterati | Italian | Parma: 1.1668 - 1681/1692 [?], In the course without counting | |
| 1670-1706 | Miscellanea Curiosa Medico-Physica Academiae Naturae Curiosorum sive Ephemeridum Medico-Physicarum Germanicarum Curiosarum Annus Primus Anni scilicet M.DC.LXXmi .: continens Celeberrimorum Medicorum in & extra Germaniam vel Observationes Medicas & Physicas, vel Anatomicas, Path vel Botanicas,, vel Therapeuticas, vel Chymicas; Praefixa Epistola Invitatoria ad Celeberrimos Medicos Europae | Latin | IM Lerch Lorenzo Magalotti N. Gäublin , corporate body: Sacri Romani Imperii Academia Caesareo-Leopoldina Naturae Curiosorum | Leipzig: Veit Jakob Trescher and Johann Bauer, 1st Decuria 1.1670 - 10.1679; 2. Decuria 1.1682-10.1691; 3. Decuria 1.1694-10.1706. Continued as Sacri Romani Imperii Academia Caesareo-Leopoldina Naturae Curiosorum: Academiae Caesareo-Leopoldinae [Naturae Curiosorum] Natvrae Cvriosorvm ephemerides (1712–1722) |
| 1672-1674 1678-1714 |
Mercure Galant | French | Monthly, continued as Nouveau Mercure gallant (1714–1724), and then as Mercure de France (1724–1825) | |
| 1673-1686 | Le mercure Hollandois, contenant les choses les plus remarquables de toute la terre, arrivees en l'an 1672 jusqu'alan 1673, et sur tout dans les guerres de France, Angleterre et Hollande | French | Amsterdam: Boom, 1672/73 (1678) - 1684 (1686) [?] | |
| 1674-1675 | Gods-Both Mercurius | German | Nuremberg: Wolf Eberhard Felsecker | |
| 1676-1680 | Uplifting quiet hours | German | Johann Frisch | Weekly, 219 pieces |
| 1678-1703 | Mechanick exercises. Or, the doctrine of handy-works | English | John Moxon | January 1678 to mid-1680, revived 1683, actually a book in sequels. [4] |
| 1679-1682 | Philosophical collections, containing an account of such physical, anatomical, chymical, […] experiments and observations as have lately come to the publishers hands. As also an account of some books of this kind lately published. | English | Royal Society | London [England]: printed for John Martyn, printer to the Royal Society, 1679-1682. Numb. 1. (1679) -numb. 7th (April 1682). Monthly, No. 3-7 (1681: Dec.-1682: Apr.) [5] |
| 1680-1680 | Annus Franciscorum, Sive Historica Eorum Ephemeris Eventuum, gestórumque variorum memorijs ,: secundùm Anni dies conscripta, Alteri majori Operi De Claris Viris Franciscis; Auspicijs S. Francisci Xaverij Praemissae & vulgata / Authore RP Francisco Stiller Societatis Jesu | Latin | Franciscus Ignatius Stiller (1641–1721) | Pragae: Typis Universitatis Carolo-Ferdinandeae in Coll. Soc. Jesu ad S. Clementem, 1680 [Akademische Druckerei zu St. Klement, Prague], Bd. 2 udT: Anni Franciscorum […] - Published: [Semester 1.] (1680) to Semester 2. (1680) |
| 1680-1682 | Deliciae medico-chirurgicae, or medical and surgical delights, containing the most remarkable medical and surgical coincidences, as occur / designed by Steven Blanckaert in medicine and surgery | German | Johann Frisch | Dantzig: Möller 1.1680 (1736) - 3.1682 (1736) [?] |
| 1681 | A Collection of letters for the improvement of husbandry & trade | English | John Houghton , Fellow of the Royal Society | [London, England]: Printed for John Lawrence, at the Angel in Cornhill near the Royal Exchange. Numb. 1. (Thursday, Sept. 8. 1681.), Ceased with: Vol. 2, no.6 (June 16, 1684). [6] |
| 1682-1731 | Acta Eruditorum | Latin | Otto Mencke , staff: Johann Benedict Carpzov II. , Friedrich Benedict Carpzov , Joachim Feller , Gottfried Olearius (theologian, 1672) , Valentin Alberti , Adam Rechenberg , Thomas Ittig , Johannes Cyprian , Johann Schmid , Johann Georg Abicht , Christian Friedrich Börner , Gottlieb Gerhard Titius , Götzius , Ludwig Christian Crell , Johann Huebner . | Lipsiae: Grosse & Gleditsch 1682-1731; Indices generales: Lipsiae: Grosse & Gleditsch 1.1682 / 91 (1693) - 5.1722 / 31 (1733); 6.1732 / 41; so that adjusted |
| 1682-1683 | Weekly memorials for the ingenious: or, An account of books lately set forth in several languages (London, England: Faithorne: Weekly). | English | London [England]: printed for Henry Faithorne and John Kersey, at the Rose in St. Paul's Church-yard, 1682-1683. Munday, January 16. 1681/2-Munday, January 15. 1683. [7] | |
| 1682 | Weekly memorials for the ingenious: or, An Account of books lately set forth in several languages (London, England: Chiswell). | English | [London, England]: Sold by R [ichard]. Chiswell in S. Pauls Church-yard. W. Crook without Temple-bar. S. Crouch at the corner of Popes-head-ally in Cornhil. G. Kunholt over against the Mews near Charing-cross, 1682. Numb. 1. (Munday, March 20. 1681/2. [I. E. 1682]) - Numb. 29. (Munday, Sept. 25, 1682.). [8th] | |
| 1683-1684 | Merlinus Redivivus: Being an Almanack for the Year of our Redemption, 1683. By John Partridge, Student in Physick and Astrology | English | per month | |
| 1684-1689 1699-1710 -1718 |
Nouvelles de la republique des lettres | French | 1684–1689: Pierre Bayle , 1699-1710 Jacques Bernard | 1.1684, Jan./Feb .: Mercure sçavant . Initially: Amsterdam: Desbordes, then Amsterdam: Mortier, 1684 - 1718.1.1684, March - 40.1718, May / June; so that adjusted |
| 1684 | Medicina curiosa: Or, a variety of new communications in physick, chirurgery, and anatomy, from the ingenious of many parts of Europe, and some other parts of the world. | English | London [England]: printed for Tho. Basset at the George in Fleet-street, [1684]. Numb. 1. (June 17. 1684.) - num. 2. (October 23rd 1684.) [9] | |
| 1685-1686 | Jugemens des Scavans Sur Les Principaux Ouvrages Des Auteurs | French | Adrien Baillet (1649-1706) | Paris: Antoine Dezallier, 1685–1686 |
| 1686-1693; 1713; 1718 | Bibliothèque universelle et historique | French | Jean Leclerc | Initially: Amsterdam: Wolfgang, Waesberge, Boon & van Sommeren, then Amsterdam: Schelte, 1687-1718, 1.1686 (1687) - 25.1693 (1700); 26.1718. Continuations: Bibliothèque choisie (1707-1738), Bibliothèque ancienne et modern: pour servir de suite aux Bibliothèques universelle et choisie (1714-1730) |
| 1686-1782 | Mercure historique et politique: contenant l'état présent de l'Europe | French | 1684–1689: Pierre Bayle , 1699-1710 Jacques Bernard | Initially: Parme [i. e. La Haye]: Batanar; La Haye: Staatman, 1.1686 - 192.1782 [?], 6.1689, Jan .: Mémoire de ce qui se passe de plus considérable dans toutes les cours de l'Europe. - The main thing. 190.1781, 1-5: Mercure historique, politique et litteraire. |
| 1687-1689 | Histoire des ouvrages des sçavans | French | Henri Basnage de Beauval | Rotterdam: Leers, 1.1687, September - 24.1709, June |
| 1687 | The Universal Historical Bibliothèque; or, an account of most of the considerable books printed in all languages in […] January (February, March,) 1686. Wherein a short description is given of the design and scope of almost every book; and of the quality of the author, if known. | English | Jean Cornand de Lacroze , R. Bohun | London [England]: printed for George Wells, at the Sun in S. Paul's Church-Yard, 1687. Monthly, January, 1686. [i. e. 1687] -March, 1686. [i. e. 1687] [10] Continued under the title The History of learning: or, An abstract of several books lately published 1691 |
| 1688-1690 | Joking and serious, sensible and simple thoughts, about all kinds of funny and useful books and questions [T. 1]: First month or Januarius: introduced in a conversation by the company of those idle | German | Christian Thomasius , the editions from 1690 to April are said to have been written by Johann Jacob von Ryssel (1627-1699). | Frankfurt; Leipzig: Moritz Georg Weidmann , the title changed easily several times. |
| 1689-1689 | Monthly tales of all kinds of artificial and natural curiosities: under a graceful Romaine, pulled out of the latest books and proven with my own experience | German | Christian Thomasius (1655-1728) | Leipzig: Verl. D. Saar heirs |
| 1689-1698 | Monthly conversations with a few good friends about all kinds of books and other similar stories; given by AB to all lovers of curiosities to greediness and meditation | German | Wilhelm Ernst Tentzel (1659-1707) | Thoren: Johann Christian Laurer, [1689-1698], Leipzig Johann Friedrich Gleditsch continued as Curieuse Bibliothec, or, continuation of the monthly discussions (1704-1706) |
| 1689 | Weekly memorials: or, An Account of books lately set forth; with other accounts relating to learning. | English | London [England]: printed by JR and are to be sold by B. Corbet, at the Bulls Head in Butcher-Hall-Lane, 1688. [i. e. 1689]. Half a week. Numb. 1. (Saturday, January 19, 1688. [i.e. 1689]) [11] | |
| 1690-1739 | European Mercury [12] | Dutch | EV | Amsterdam, published by the author, and ten Hoorn; continued as Nederlandsch Gedenkboek of Europische Mercurius (1740-1759) |
| 1690-1705 | Deliciae Biblicae Or Biblical Merchandise: Wherein All Curieuse worthy of note and thought / doubtful words / Proverbs and questions / […] Continued through the whole Bible / and […] from month to month some sheets are given out / by misanders | German | Johann Samuel Adami (1638-1713) | Dreßden; Leipzig: Mieth 1690–1705 |
| 1690-1715 | Nouvelle Bibliothèque des auteurs ecclésiastiques. Contenant l'histoire de leur vie, le catalog, la critiques, et la chronologie de leurs ouvrages. Le sommaire de ce qu'ils contiennent. Un jugement sur leur stile et sur leur doctrine. Et le denombrement de differents éditions de leurs oeuvres / par L. Ellies Dupin | French | Louis Ellies Du Pin (1657-1719) | Paris: André Pralard; Mons: Pierre Huguetan, T. 4-6; Mons: Migot, T. 7; Amsterdam: Pierre Humbert, T. 15-19, 1691-1715 |
| 1691-1697 | The Athenian gazette The Athenian mercury. Resolving weekly all the most nice and curious questions propos'd by the ingenious. |
English | Mainly the work of John Dunton , with the assistance of Richard Sault and Samuel Wesley the Elder. | The Athenian Gazette London, printed for P. Smart, 1690 [i. e. 1691], numb. 1 (Tuesday, March, 17th. 1690 [i. E. 1691]) [13] The Athenian mercury London, printed for P. Smart, 1690 [i. e. 1691] -1697, [Vol.1] Numb. 2 (Tuesday, March, 24th. 1690 [i. E. 1691]) - vol.20 numb.10 (Monday, June 14. 1697) [14] |
| 1691 | The History of learning: or, An abstract of several books lately published, as well abroad, as at home. By one of the two authors of the Universal and Historical Bibliotheque. | English | Jean Cornand de Lacroze , d. circa 1705. | London [England]: printed for Abel Swalle, and Timothy Childe, at the Unicorn at the west end of St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1691. [July 1691]. [15] |
| 1692-1701 | De Boekzaal van Europe | Dutch | P. Rabus | Rotterdam, 1692-1701, continuations: Tweemaandelijke uittreksels (1701-1704), De Boekzaal der leerde werelt (1705-1708) and Maandelyksche uittreksels of boekzaal der leerde waereld (1715-1802) |
| 1692-1699 | Deliciae Biblicae, Or Biblical Merchandise: Which from the content of the words / especially of the New Testament / of the Lord Jesus / together and too many Curieuse, remarkable and memorable natural objects / histories / medals and the like carried [...] To promote Christian devotion / Discourses / Conversations and questions / […] / published by Theophilus Rabanus Savreda | German | Theophilus Rabanus Savreda | Leipzig: David Fleischer, 1692–1699 |
| 1692-1697 | Gottfried Zenner's spring, summer, autumn and winter Parnassus or treatise of forty gallantly learned curiosities, mostly the latest events at the present time | German | Gottfried Zenner (1656-1721) | Franckfurt; Leipzig: Boetius 1.1692 - 1697 [?], Zenner's name appears on the first number, but was not always noted in the title header. |
| 1692-1692 | Ephemeridum Philologicarvm Discursus I .: De Ala Templi Hierosolymitani; From Hermanno von der Hardt […] in gratiam Auditoris ac Commensalis sui Henric-Lohalmi Meyer, Luneburgensis, privatim institutus; In communem v. Studiosorum usum publici juris factus | Latin | Hermann von der Hardt (1660-1746) | Helmestadii: Hammius, 1692 |
| 1692-1739 | New Acerra Biblica, That is Hundred Exquisite, Useful, Funny and Memorable Histories and Oerter of Salvation. Writings: To all lovers of God's word for regeneration and edification: especially those who want to study the H. Schrifft, or are already studying, too special lessons [...] From the most valuable theologians [...] explained and carried out / by M. Johann Müller, Pastors and superintendents at Jessen | German | Johann Müller (1648-1696) , Ernst Christian Schroedter (1675-1758) | From the cent. 3 continued by Ernst Christian Schrödter until 1739. Leipzig: Wohlfart et al., 1692-1739 |
| 1692-1697 | Novellas from the learned and curious world, in which the quintessence of manifold learning […] contain […] and everything is dealt with recently, by means of frequent meetings of a curious and learned society and […] communicates monthly | German | GZ IC. = Gottfried Zenner , legal consultant. | Gotha: A. Boethius; Leipzig: Fr. Groschuff, 1692-1697. 6 vol. |
| 1693-1700 | Fasciculus […] opusculorum quae ad historiam ac philologiam sacram spectant | Latin | Ed .: Thomas Crenius i. e. Thomas Theodor Crusius | Rotterodami: apud Petrum vander Slaart, Fasciculum 1.1693 to 10.1700 |
| 1693-1693 | Historia Sapientiæ Et Stultitiæ / collecta à Christiano Thomasio, JCto | Latin | Christian Thomasius (1655-1728) | Halæ Magdeburgicæ: Christoph Salfeld, 1693 |
| 1693-1693 | History of wisdom and folly | German | Christian Thomasius (1655-1728) | Halæ Magdeburgicæ: Christoph Salfeld, 1693, Part 1–3, translation of the Latin title |
| 1693-1693 | The ladies mercury | English | London [England]: printed for T. Pratt, 1693. Weekly. Vol. I. Num. 1. (Munday, February 28, 1693.) - vol. I. numb. 4. (Friday, March 17th 1693.). [16] | |
| 1693-1699 | Bibliotheca librorum novorum / collecta a L. Neocoro et Hnr. Sikio | Latin | L. Neocorus i. e. Ludolf Kuester (1670–1716), Heinrich Sike (1669–1712), the first volumes in cooperation between the two, from volume 5 Sike alone | Trajecti ad Rh .: Halman; van de Water, 1697-1699 |
| 1694-1696 | Journal de Hamburg contenant diverse mémoires curieux et utiles sur toute sorte de sujets | French | Hambourg, 1.1694 - 4.1696 [?] | |
| 1695-1713 | Thomae Crenii animadversiones philologicae et historicae: novas librorum editiones, praefationes, indices, nonullasque summorum aliquot virorum labeculas notatas excutientes […]; | Latin | Ed .: Thomas Crenius i. e. Thomas Theodor Crusius | Roterodami: Ruynen, 1695, Ps.1.1695 to Lugduni Batavorum: Mijn, 1713, Ps. 18. |
| 1696-1703 | The French Helicon Month-Fruits / Or faithful translations and excerpts of all kinds of curious and exquisite French writings / Of state, world and love deals / as well as other moral / geographic and similar matters worth reading / for granted mental delight presented in [...] of Talanders | German | Talander i. e. August Bohse (1661–1742) | [Leipzig]: Johann Ludwig Gleditsch , 1696-1703 |
| 1697-1697 | The dreaming Pasquini's clever state fantasies about the current confused state of the world: [...] Appearance: Approved and given to all curious and state-minded minds for further reflection | German | Philipp Balthasar Sinold called von Schütz (1657–1742) | Freyburg: Wahrmund, 1697, 1. – 3. Appearance. Continued in 1699 |
| 1697-1760 | European State Cantzley: in it, for the sake of the latest political, church and empire history, what has happened both in religious affairs and what has recently been dealt with and revealed in state and imperial business / presented in the correct order and impartially communicated by Anton Faber | German | Christian Leonhard Leucht | Frankfurt, M .; Leipzig; Nuremberg: Weber, 1.1697 - 115.1760 |
| 1698, 1708 | The Courieuse Caffee-House in Venice: Inside the abuses and vanities of the world / together with the interference of various merits that belong to the state as common life / by means of some delightful assemblées by all kinds of people / presented / but given to all honest and virtuous minds for further reflection | German | Philipp Balthasar Sinold von Schütz (1657–1742) | Freyburg [i. e. Leipzig]: Wahrmundt [i. e. Groschuff], 1698, continued by Das Neue und Curiöse Caffee-Hauß, first opened in Italy, but now in Germany , part: 2. Wasser Debauche: Das Neue und Curiöse Caffé-Hauß, Leipzig: Georgi, 1708. |
| 1698-1701 | The Fleeing Passenger Through Europe: Which communicates the most remarkable state and private deals / along with some reasoning about them | German | Philipp Balthasar Sinold von Schütz (1657–1742) | Freystad; faked; [Leipzig]: [Gleditsch], 1st promenade 1698, 10th promenade 1701 |
| 1698-1709 | Monthly state mirror: In what everything worthy of merck / so happened in Europe / strange those in salvation. Rom. Abundant shops [...] with the accompanying curious side items [...] to see and encounter; To the month | German | Stanislaus Reinhard Acxtelmeier (1649-) | Augspurg: Andreas Maschenbauer, Daniel Walder, Jakob Koppmayer 1698-1709, continued as the newly opened Welt- und Staatsspiegel (1709-1716) |
| 1698-1708 | Nova literaria Maris Balthici et Septentrionis | Latin | Jacob von Melle , Achilles Daniel Leopold , Caspar Heinrich Starck | Lubecae; Lipsiae: stick; Lubecae: Venator et al., 1698-1708, 1698, 1703: Lubecae: Böckmann |
| 1699-1703 | Intercepted letters which were exchanged between terrible curious persons about the current state of the state and the learned world | German | Andreas Stübel (1653-1725) | Wahrenburg [d. i. Leipzig]: Freymund [diGroschuff]; counted in 3 Ravages of 12 Pacquets each 1699–1703, continuation: The newly appointed agent (1704–1709) and the Secretarius, who dealt with all kinds of state, peace, war, court, literature, religion and private affairs |
| 1699-1700 | Curieuse's travel journal: one that has long since begun to see the world, remarquables and the like of all things governmental and other things as well as all kinds of writings and new books on his journey. curieuses premature; everyone who d. Love state wisdom [...] communicated | German | [Sl] 1699/1700; so that adjusted | |
| 1699 | The funny and memorable correspondence: which opens the foolish course of the world and the strange intrigues of men with emphatic ideas | German | Freyburg: Wahrmund; [Leipzig]: Friedrich Groschuff , 1699, 1st Staffetta - 3rd Staffetta, continued by Pasquini's secret briefcase (1708–1710) | |
| 1699-1707 | Historical remarks on the latest things in Europe for the […] year | German | Peter A. Lehmann | initially: Hamburg: Reumann, then Hamburg: Sennagel, 1699, 1 (3rd Jan.) - 52 (26th Dec.); 2. 1700.1 (Jan. 2) - 9.1707, 52 [?] |
| 1699-1709 | Joh. Sam. Adami, otherwise Misanders, Deliciæ Evangelicæ, d. i. Stock of such realities which on Sundays a. Use feast day gospels all year round | German | Johann Samuel Adami | Dresden: Mieth; Leipzig, 1699 - Th. 13-14, 1709 |
| 1699-1703 | The Esprit des cours de l'Europe où l'on voit tout ce qui s'y passe de plus important sur la politique, et en général ce qu'il y de plus rémarquable dans les nouvelles | French | Andreas Stübel (1653-1725) | Initially: La Haye: L'Honoré, then Amsterdam: L'Auteur, 1699-1710, 1.1699 - 4.1701; 12.1705 - 19.1710 [?]. 5.1701 - 11.1704: Nouvelles des cours de l'Europe où l'on voit tout ce qui s'y passe de plus remarquable sur la politique, & l'Interêt des princes |
| 1699-1711 | The History of the Works of the Learned. Or, An Impartial Account of Books Lately Printed in all Parts of Europe. With a particular relation of the state of learning in each country. [17] | English | Samuel Parker 1681-1730, George Ridpath , d. 1726, ed. | Per month. Vol. I (January, 1699.) - [vol. XIV.] (January, February, March, 1712) = Vol. I. [Numb. 1] -vol. XIV. Num. 1st, discontinued Jan.-Jun. 1711. London [England]: printed for H [enry]. Rhodes, at the Star near Fleet-Bridge; John]. Harris, at the Harrow in Little Britain; Thomas]. Bennet, at the Half-Moon in St. Paul's Church-Yard; A [ndrew]. Bell at the Cross Keys at Cornhill; Daniel]. Midwinter, and T [homas]. Leigh, at the Rose and Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1699-1712. [18] |
Foundations 1700–1750
| Period | title | language | responsible | Publication notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1700-1769 | Extract of those nouvelles that arrived in the […] week | German | Involved: Valentin Ernst Löscher | [Leipzig] 1700, March 20 - 1769, 52 (Dec. 30) [?], Also known at the time as the Leipzig newspaper extract . The exact title changed. Until 1711, December 26th: Extract of those Nouvelles that arrived in the […] week ; 1712, Jan 9 - 1732, Dec 26: Extract of those nouvelles that arrived in the […] week of the […] year , initially with the title of the year: Extract of those nouvelles , periodicity: weekly, at the beginning of the year an annual title page appeared at the end of a year content-related annual summary and annual register. Bibliographical connection: Supplement to: Leipziger Post- und Ordinar-Zeitung , to Leipziger Post-Zeitung , to Leipziger Zeitung and to Leipziger Extraordinar-Zeitung |
| 1700-1702 | Histoire de l'Académie Royale des Sciences: avec les mémoires de mathématique et de physique pour la même année; tirés des registres de cette Académie; Electronic resource | French | Académie des Sciences | Paris et al .: DuPont, 1700 (1761) - 1786 (1788) |
| 1700-1702 | Monthly excerpt from all kinds of newly published useful and good books | German | Johann Georg von Eckhart , secretary to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz | Hanover: Forester 1700 - 1702; so that adjusted |
| 1700-1705 | Observationvm Selectarvm Ad Rem Literariam Spectantivm Tomvs […] | Latin | Christian Thomasius , Georg Ernst Stahl , Nikolaus Hieronymus Gundling , Burkhard Gotthelf Struve , Jacob Friedrich Reimmann and others | Halæ Magdeburgicæ […] Prostat in Officina Libraria Rengeriana, 1700 |
| 1701-1701 | Curieuser political, historical, geographical, heraldic and genealogical discourses on the weekly Nouvellen or Neue Historie, […] month: which are set up so that learned and uneducated people can find their pleasure in it […] / made by Christian Weidlingen | German | Christian Weidling | Leipzig: Heydler No. 1.1701 - 6.1701 [?], Continued as the New Continuation of curious political, historical, geographical, heraldic and genealogical discourses on the weekly Nouvelles (1702) |
| 1701-1705 | Secret letters, thus exchanged between curious persons about notable matters of the political and learned world | German | Freystadt [i. e. Leipzig]: Hülssen, 1.1701 - 3.1703 / 04 (1705) [?] | |
| 1701-1705 | Mémoires pour l'histoire des sciences et des beaux arts / recueuillis par l'ordre de SAS Mr. le Duc du Maine | French | Amsterdam: Lorme, 1.1701 - 9.1705 [?]. Excerpt: L'esprit des journalistes de Trévoux | |
| 1701-1705 | Memoirs for the curious: Or, An account of what occurrs that's rare, secret, extraordinary, prodigious or miraculous, through the world; whether in nature, art, learning, policy or religion. To be continued monthly, by means of a settled correspondence, with most known parts of the Earth. | English | Vol. I. For the year 1701. Numb. I. London, 2 vols. | |
| 1701-1715 | Nova literaria Helvetica / Collecta a Johanne Jacobo Scheuchzero | Latin | Johann Jacob Scheuchzer | Tiguri , 1701 (1702) - 1704 (1705); 1705/06 - 1713/14 (1715) |
| 1701-1702 | The Post Angel: Or, Universal Entertainment. Volumes 1-4 | English | Vol. 1, January 1701 - June 1701; Vol. 2, November 1701 - December 1701; Vol. 3, January 1702 - June 1702; Vol. 4, July - August 1702 | |
| 1701-1704 | Tweemaandelijke uittreksels / door W. Séwel | Dutch | Willem Sewel | Rotterdam: Bos, 1701–1704, continued from: De Boekzaal van Europe (1692-1701), continued by De Boekzaal der leerde werelt (1705-1708) and Maandelyksche uittreksels of boekzaal der leerde waereld (1715–1802) |
| 1701-1719 | Innocent news of old and new theological matters, books, watch customers, controversies, changes, comments, suggestions, etc .: auff d. Year […] | German | Valentin Ernst Löscher , Gottlob Zeibig , Johann Caspar Löscher , Hector Adrian Janson , David Scharf (1690-1739), Christoph Andreas Lossius , Zahn, Johann Matthaeus [?], Martin Grünwald (1664-1716) [?], Justus Christian Uthen , Johann Gottfried Rochau (1682-1756) [?] | Leipzig: Braun, 1701-1719, 1701: Wittenberg: Ludwig. Cont .: Continued collection of old and new theological matters |
| 1702-1702 | A Pacquet from Parnassus: Or, a Collection of Papers | English | ||
| 1702-1702 | The curieuse and political state Mercurius | German | [Halle], 1.1702 - 30.1707 [?] | |
| 1702-1735 | The European fama, which discovers the current state of the noblest courts | German | Philipp Balthasar Sinold von Schütz (1657-1742), Christian Stieff (1675-1751) | Leipzig: Gleditsch, No. 1.1702 - 360.1735, continuation: The new European fama, which discovers the current state of the most elegant courts |
| 1702-1702 | New continuation of curious political, historical, geographical, heraldic and genealogical discourses on the weekly Nouvelles | German | Leipzig No. 1.1702 - 6.1702 (1703). Continuation of Curieuser political, historical, geographical, heraldic and genealogical discourses on the weekly Nouvellen or Neue Historie (1701). | |
| 1702-1704 | Volume […] Deliciarum Juridicarum, Derer About the explained Jus Civile, Publicum, Naturale Et Gentium, D. i. Roman bourgeois, Teutsche Reichs- Staats- also natural and Völcker law […] twelve præsenten […] | English | Leipzig: Hülße, 1702, Praesent 1 to Praesent 5 1704 | |
| 1703-1720 | Acta litteraria ex manuscriptis eruta atque collecta | Latin | Burkhard Gotthelf Struve | Jenae. Vol. 1.1703 / 13 = Fasc. 1-10; 2.1717 / 20 = fasc. 1-8 [?]; 1.1703 / 13 published also as monograph udT: Struve, Burkhard G .: Collectanea manuscriptorum |
| 1703-1705 | Deliciarum Manipulus, that is: Pleasant and rare discourses of some useful and curious things | German | Dreßden u. Leipzig: Miethe, 1703-1704, 2 parts. | |
| 1703-1705 | Deliciae medicae et chirurgicae, or curieuse comments, in which those who love medicine and surgery can enjoy themselves usefully: together with an appendix of chemical delights in various rare processes | German | Leipzig: sleeve 1703-1705; 1-10 Present. | |
| 1703-1703 | Menses Reservati, Or Monthly Exercise Bey In addition to hours for the edification and mental delight / design of some of the quiet in the country | German | Leipzig: Fritsch, 1703, Offer 1 - Offer 1, 1703 (?) | |
| 1703-1709 | Nova literaria Germaniae, collecta Hamburgi | Latin | Peter Ambrosius Lehmann , Godofredus Strasbur | Initially: Hamburgi: Schiller, then Hamburgi: Gennagel, 1703-1706, from 1707 with a slightly changed title as Nova literaria Germaniae, aliorumque Europae regnorum, collecta Hamburgi 5.1707 - 7.1709 [?]. |
| 1703-1711 | The Edinburgh Gazette | English | No. 58 (Thursday 11 May 1710); No. 252 (Thursday 11 October 1711); No. 27 (Tuesday 14 July 1707); No. 429 (Monday 3 May 1703) | |
| 1703-1714 | Vitae Clarissimorvm in re literaria Virorum: That is: the life description of a number of main scholars men so professed by literature; In which a lot of strange and notable things / so well from their lives / discovered as conducted studies; Designed for use and pleasure for all curious minds / By Adolpho Clarmundo | German | Initiator Johann Christoph Rüdiger , contributor: Engelbrecht von der Burg (1646-1719), Christian Gottlieb Ludwig | Wittenberg / Published by Christian Gottlieb Ludwig, 1703, printer: Christian Gottlieb Ludwig, 11 parts up to 1714, which are successively reprinted up to 1722 |
| 1704-1713 | A Review of the Affairs of France Vol. II | English | Daniel Defoe | 3 times a week |
| 1704-1713 | Exquisite comments on all kinds of important matters and writings | German | Christian Thomasius , Nikolaus Hieronymus Gundling , Hoffmann, Jacob Friedrich Reimmann | Franckfurt; Leipzig: Renger 1.1704 - 5.1708 |
| 1704-1706 | Curieuse Bibliothec, or, continuation of the monthly conversations, some good friends: from all kinds of books and other pleasant stories | German | Wilhelm Ernst Tentzel (1659-1707) | Franckfurt; Leipzig: Stock, [1704-1706], continuation of the monthly discussions of some good friends (1689–1698) |
| 1704-1709 | The newly appointed agent by default, with all sorts of curious missives, letters, memoranda, staff, correspondence and commissions, as required by today's political and learned world | German | Andreas Stübel | Freyburg [i. e. Leipzig]: Wahrmund, 1704-1709, Fonction 1.1704 / 05 - 3.1708 / 09. Predecessor: intercepted letters, which were exchanged between ugly curious persons about the current state of the state and the learned world 1699-1703, continuation: who dealt with all kinds of state, peace, war, court, literature and religion as well as private affairs Secretarius and his expedition (1710-1719) to present the curious world of gallant science . |
| 1704-1704 | God-friend's deliciae catecheticae or catechism glories | German | Georg Heinrich Goetze | Dreßden & Leipzig: Mieth, 1704, remained without a continuation |
| 1704-1773 | La clef du cabinet des princes de l'Europe ou recueil historique et politique sur les matières du temps: contenant aussi quelques nouvelles de littérature & autres remarques curieuses | French | Luxembourg et al .: Chevalier, 1.1704 - 113.1760; [114.] 1761 - [118.] 1763; 119.1763 - 138.1773, July. Continuation: Journal historique et littéraire (1773–1794) | |
| 1704-1704 | Quaestiones sabbathinae, or curious legal questions, set up on rare casus; together with their precise examination and clear answer / ed. by T. | German | Leipzig: Hülße, 1st part 1704 - 10th part 1705 | |
| 1705-1705 | A legacy for the ladies. Or, Characters of the Women of the Age | English | ||
| 1705-1707 | Bibliandri Deliciæ Ebræo-Homileticæ, That is: Merit of the Hebrew language: To use the Cantzel, Wherein the real and general meaning of the Hebrew words, together with the addition, the new Hypotheseōs, Mr. Caspar Neumann's visit […], That those who are not like that either have studied, to the knowledge of the Ebr. Language, but strange but budding preachers and studiosi theologiæ can use this work instead of a Lexici Ebræo-Homiletici. And the author's preliminary report, from the whole work / provided with useful registers, including a preface Hn. D. Johann David Schwerdtners, Superintend. to Pirna | German | David Heermann (1655-1720), Johann David Schwertner (1658-1711), Kaspar Neumann (1648-1715) | Dreßden and Leipzig, published by Johann Christoph Mieth, 1705-1707 |
| 1705-1707 | Bibliotheca antiqua publicata Jenae Anno 1705 | Latin | Burkhard Gotthelf Struve | [Jena]: Bielckius, January 1705 to March 1707, continued as Thesaurus variae eruditionis ex scriptoribus potissimum seculi XVI et XVII / collectus, curante Burcardo Gotth. Struvio |
| 1705-1708 | De Boekzaal of the empty world | Dutch | Amsterdam, 1705-1708, continued from: De Boekzaal van Europe (1692-1701) and Tweemaandelijke uittreksels (1701-1704), continued by and Maandelyksche uittreksels of boekzaal der leerde waereld (1715-1802) | |
| 1705-1712 | Marforio's delighted journeys into the world. [Sample 3, 4, 6, 7, 10: Marforio's delighted travels in the world. Sample 5, 8: Marforio's delighted dream journeys into the world.]. From Friedlieb Kriegfeinden | German | Friedlieb war enemy | Klagenfurth, 1705. Samples 1.1705 - 12.1711. |
| 1705-1706 | Menses pietistici: the depth of Sathans Sathans in the Hermetic-Zoroastrian-Pythagorean-Platonic-Cabalistic Christianity of the Pietists, especially a Stargardian theologastri from its introduction to the Grundl. Church history, introducing Him to others as a warning to improve; first month in which the profoundness of Sathans in the heydnian Christianity of the Pietists is shown | German | Christian Friedrich books (1651-1714) | 1st month 1705 - 12th month 1706. |
| 1706-1707 | D. Nicol. Hieronymi Gundlings PP Otia | German | Nicolaus Hieronymus Gundling (1671-1729) | Franckf. and Leipzig / Zufinden in the Rengerische Buchhandlung, 1706-1707. |
| 1706-1709 | The rear and forn well-puckered, hunching messenger of state: a Frantzmann is holding a conversation with his cousin, Mons. de la coal burner | German | [Sl], 1st - 86th trip, 1707-1709 | |
| 1706-1711 | The world's judgments of the present state, war, scholarly, and common things are jokingly and seriously carried out | German | Leipzig et al .: 1.1706 - 20.1711 proven [19] | |
| 1707-1738 | Bibliotheque choisie, pour servir de suite a la Bibliotheque Universelle | French | Jean Leclerc | Amsterdam: Henri Schelte (1707-1738), continuation of the discontinuously published Bibliothèque universelle et historique (1686–1718), continued by the Bibliothèque ancienne et modern: pour servir de suite aux Bibliothèques universelle et choisie (1714-1730) |
| 1707-1710 | Introduction to today's history from the daily newspapers | German | "Professor Ludewig" | Leipzig: Fritsch, 1.1707 - 30.1710 |
| 1707-1709 | Fama Academica Intimans Disputationes In Academiis Germanicis Ac Quibusdam Exteris Habitas | German | "Professor Ludewig" | Lipsiae: Theophil Georgi, in other library catalogs: Burgkmann, Tuba prima 1707, decima quarta 1709, continued by The learned Fama (1711–1718) |
| 1707-1714 | Joachim Langens / Pastoris and Fried. Gymnasii in Berlin Directoris, Auffrichtige Nachrichten On the inaccuracy of the so-called innocent news / on the distinction between orthodoxy and pseudo-orthodoxy: communicated from an impartial examination according to truth and love | German | Joachim Lange | The information on the publication and the exact wording of the title vary. One finds: “Leipzig; Halle, S .: Zeitler, 1707-1714 ", as well as" Leipzig / Published by Johann Heinichens Wittwe, 1707-1714 "and also references to" 1701-1709: Leipzig: Heinichen ". |
| 1707-1710 | M. Joh. Samuels Adami, otherwise Misanders, Deliciae Passionales or Passion-Horrifics: In what the Greek text was examined [...] and arranged according to the order of the four evangelists | German | Johann Samuel Adami | Hamburg: Heyl u. Love time, 1707, part 5, 1710 |
| 1707-1708 | The Muses Mercury; Or, the Monthly Miscellany | English | Volume 1, No. 1, 3, 6 (1707); Volume 2, No. 1 (1708) | |
| 1708-1711 | Detailed report of all sorts of new books and other things so part of today's history of learning | German | Christoph Woltereck , Johann Gottlieb Krause , Justus Gotthard Rabener | Frankfurt; Leipzig: Stock 1.1708 - 13.1711 |
| 1708-1710 | Bibliothèque critique ou recüeil de diverses pieces critiques dont la plûpart ne sont point imprimées ou ne se trouvent que très difficilement / publ. by Mr. de Sainjore | French | Richard Simon | Amsterdam et al .: De Lormes, 1.1708 - 4.1710 [?]; Continuation of the Nouvelle bibliothèque choisie (1714) |
| 1708-1708 | Censura Temporum. The Good or Ill Tendencies of Books, Sermons, Pamphlets & c. Impartialy Considered in a Dialogue Between Eubulus and Sophronius. | English | ||
| 1708-1708 | Discurs of Curious Things, Particularity of Hermetic, Philosophical, Physical, Medicinal and Other Sciences / In the month of January, 1708. Edited by Joh. Godofr. Meerheim, Eq. Au. Cr. | German | Johannes Godofredus Meerheim | Leipzig: Johann Jakob Fritsch, 1708, only published in January, February, March and April numbers. |
| 1708-1708 | Ephemeris s. patrum | Latin | "The manufacturer is the master cook in Flensburg" | Flensburgi: Joh. Christ. Schumann, 1708 |
| 1708-1710 | Secret letter-pouch: Inside there are various memorable letters exchanged between you and some animals. On the state of the world | German | Astura [i. e. Leipzig], 1st and 2nd opening in 1708, continued until 1710, lastly under the title Pasquini zu dreyenmahlen, opened secret letter bag: inside various Between Ihme and some animals, As the lion, riding horse […] Alternate memorable letters from Dem States of the world | |
| 1708-1723 | Descriptions of Life by the Biblical Scribers | German | Georg Serpilius (1668–1723) | Leipzig: Seidel, 1708-1725 |
| 1708-1710 | Correct harmonia or agreement Hundreds of such sayings and places, which appear in H. Schrifft, and which seem to run contrary to one another [...] / prepared by Biblianders | German | David Heermann | 1708-1710 |
| 1708-1711 | The British Apollo, or, Curious amusements for the ingenious [20] | English | London, Feb. 13, 1708 to May 11, 1711, received under competition from the Spectator | |
| 1709–1716 [?] | Electa iuris publici in which the most distinguished state affairs in Europe, especially in Germany, from the most established Actis publicis, with the addition of letters, memoranda, conclusorum, information, responsorum, war and peace matters [...] are recensored, together with some notes. | German | Georg Melchuro by Ludolf and Johann Joachim Müller | [Jena]: Officina Publica, first vol. 1709. |
| 1709-1710 | New library or news and judgments of new books and all kinds of things useful for learning | German | Started by Gvilielmo Turckius , continued from No. 12–40 by Nikolaus Hieronymus Gundling , then until 1716 by Mag. Peter Adolf Boysen | Franckfurt; Leipzig: Renger St. 1.1709 - 100.1721; so that adjusted |
| 1709-1716 | Newly opened world and state mirror: in which the remarkable events that have recently occurred in Europe, as well as those in other parts of the world, but mainly in Germany [...] are presented | German | Johann Ehrenfried Zschackwitz | Hague, 1.1709-100.1716; so that established, continuation of the monthly state mirror (1698-1709) |
| 1709-1716 | Nova Librorvm Rariorvm Conlectio, Qvi Vel Integri Inservntvr Vel Adcvrate Recensentvr | Latin | Heinrich August Groschuff Ed .: Gottfried Tilgner | Halis Magdeburg .: Johann Gottfried Renger, 1709-1716, continued: Nova Variorum Scriptorum Conlectio, Tam Editorum Quam Ineditorum Rariorum Etiam, Et Recens Elaboratorum, Quae Omnia Integra Dantur. 1716-1717 |
| 1709-1710 | The Female Tatler. By Mrs. Crackenthorpe, a Lady that Knows Every Thing | English | ||
| 1709-1711 | The Ladies Diary: Or, the Womens Almanack | English | ||
| 1709-1711 | The Tatler | English | Joseph Addison , Richard Steele | 3 times a week, No. 1 (April 12, 1709) - No. 330 (19 May 1711) |
| 1710-1718 | Deliciæ Græco-Homileticæ, That is: Biblical delights of the Greek language: on the Cantzel to use, Wherein the actual and general meaning of the Greek words is sought out / their emphasis is given / and from the most famous Autoribus as well as compiled from their own comments / and an abbreviation Preface prepared / by M. Georgio Laurentio, Past. in Wölckau | German | Georg Laurentius | Dreßden; Leipzig: Mieth, 1710-1718 |
| 1710-1719 | The Secretarius, who dealt with all kinds of state, peace, war, court, literature and religion as well as private affairs, and his expedition to the curious world of today on gallant science [...]. | German | Freyburg: Gronovius 1.1710 - 48.1719, continuation of the agent from 1704-1709 and thus of: Captured letters, which were exchanged between real curious persons about the current state of the state and the learned world 1699-1703. | |
| 1710-1715 | The Thaler Collection First Section, Containing Six Scatoles on 36. Tables One hundred and eight pieces of all kinds of Reichs-Thaler species: together with the same clear explanation | German | Peter Ambrosius Lehmann (1663-1729) | Hamburg, by Christian Liebezeit , 1710, published in 6 Scatolen. |
| 1710-1740 | Giornale de'letterati d'Italia | Italian | Venezia, 1.1710 - 40.1740, 1733 - 1738 not published. Continuation: Nuovo giornale de'letterati d'Italia (1773–1790) | |
| 1710-1715 | Historical scene of distinguished and famous scholars of state and law /: In it, many memorable and strange things from their led lives and activities / given writings / lucky and unlucky cases / and other reflective events are presented [...] | German | Library catalogs list Peter Dahlmann and Rühlmann as “presumed authors” | Franckfurt and Leipzig / published by Joh. Michael Rüdiger, 1710-1715 |
| 1710-1715 | Memoirs of literature: containing a weekly account of the state of learning, both at home and abroad | English | Michel de La Roche | London 1710-1715. Continued as New memoirs of literature: Containing an Account of new books printed both at Home and Abroad, with dissertations, etc. London, 1725-27. |
| 1710-1717 | New book-room of the learned world or detailed news of all kinds of new books and other things that belong to the latest history of learning | German | Started and managed by Johann Gottlieb Krause alone until the 25th opening (3rd year) . After that it was taken over by Johann Georg Walch (1693-1775) until the opening of the year , but has been edited by different authors. | Leipzig: Gleditsch, 1.1710 / 11 - 5.1715 / 17 = opening 1-60 [?] |
| 1710-1710 | New supply of all kinds of unread books and other things, so for church u. Proper literary history | German | Frankfurt et al: Rußworm, 1710 | |
| 1710-1710 | Republyk der leererden, of kort begryp van Europa's letternieuws voor den kunst en letterminnaren | Dutch | Amsterdam, 1.1710 - 128.1774 [?], Title partly also: Republyk der leererden of Boezaal van Europa | |
| 1710-1711 | The Visions of Sir Heister Ryley: With Other Entertainments | English | ||
| 1710-1714 | The Examiner | English | Vol. 1, No. 1-52 (Thursday 3 August 1710? Thursday 26 July 1711); Vol. 2, No. 1-47 (Thursday 6 December 1711? Thursday 23 October 1712); Vol. 3, No. 1-50 (Thursday 30 October 1712? Friday 16 May 1713); Vol. 4, No. 1-50 (Monday 18 May 1713? Friday 27 November 1713); Vol. 5, No. 1-50 (Monday 30 November 1713? Friday 21 May 1714); Vol. 6, No. 1-19 (Monday 24 May 1714? Monday 26 July 1714) | |
| 1710-1711 | The Tory Tatler | English | No. 1 (November 27, 1710) - No. 16 (3 January 1711) | |
| 1710-1711 | The Visions of Sir Heister Ryley: With Other Entertainments | English | No. 3 (Friday 25 August 1710) - No. 80 (Wednesday 21 February 1711) | |
| 1711-1722 | Curieuse's Cabinet of Books | German | Antonio Paullini ( Johann Jacob Schmauß ), Magister Wagner in Halle | Entrance 1.1711-56.1720 |
| 1711-1714 | The latest in historical and political matters, consisting of different judgments about the current affairs of state, war and other affairs, carried out jokingly and seriously | Frankfurt, M., 1.1711 - 24.1714 [?] | ||
| 1711-1711 | Deliciae Epostolicae | Three parts in 1711, the fourth in 1716. | ||
| 1711-1718 | The scholar Fama, who discovers the current state of the learned world and especially that of German universities | German | Karl Friedrich Pezold “Magister Klos and Mr. Licent. Usleber " | Leipzig: Georgi, No. 1.1711 - 67/68. [1718?], Continuation of the Fama Academica (1707-1709). |
| 1711-1712 1726-1726 |
Le Misantrope: pour l'année [...] | French | Justus van Effen | La Haye: Johnson, 1.1711-2.1712; New series: 1.1726 - 2.1726 |
| 1711-1712 | Swedish fama which the state of your royal. Majesty Caroli XII. out of credible news | German | Johann Ehrenfried Zschackwitz | [Jena]; Tl. 1-12 |
| 1711-1715 | Theophili Amelii […] Discussion of the darkest and most difficult passages in the N Testament, in which 1. After a thorough examination of the H. Grund-Sprach, 2. exact attention to the connection of the Heil. Schrifft, 3. Modest improvement of the translation Lutheri, 4. Diligent reading […] Many bißhero unknown Divine truths […] are drafted and opened | German | Peter anger | Cologne: Pierre Marteau , 1711-1715, 1725-1728. |
| 1711-1712, 1714 | The Spectator | English | Joseph Addison , Richard Steele | 1711–1712 daily, 1714 three times a week |
| 1710-1710 | Reasonable Judgments by Scholars, and both Old and New Books: Matching Different Notes In Historia Litteraria, Ecclesiastica, Profana, […] Which Excerpta from Isaaci Casauboni and Gabriel added. Naudæi Epistolis, and several rare books | German | Johann Christoph Rüdiger | Franckfurt, In Verlag Rudolph Danckwehrts, 1710, 6 parts |
| 1712-1722 | Academiae Caesareo-Leopoldinae Natvrae Cvriosorvm ephemerides: sive observationvm medico-physicarvm a celeberrimis viris tum medicis, tum aliis eruditis in Germania et extra eam communicatarum centvria | Latin | Corporate body: Sacri Romani Imperii Academia Caesareo-Leopoldina Naturae Curiosorum | Augustae Vindelicorum: Kühtz, 1712-1722, initially: Francofurti; Lipsiae; Norimbergae: latch. Continuation of the Miscellanea Curiosa Medico-Physica Academiae Naturae Curiosorum (1670-1706). |
| 1712-1717 | Christiani Rungii, Gymn. Maid. Vrat. Coll. Miscellanea Literaria, De Qvibusdam ineditis Historiæ Silesiacæ Scriptoribus ac Operibus | Latin | Christian Identity Runge | Olsnæ: Straubelius, i. e. Johann Gottlieb Straubel, Specimen I, 1712 - Specimen IV, 1717 |
| 1712-1722 | Observationes miscellaneae, or mixed thoughts on all kinds of theological, political, historical, also other curious matters serving antiquity and the execution of the history of scholarship, together with different necessary additions | German | Johann Christoph Koch | Leipzig: Groß, T. 1.1712 / 13 (1713) - 3.1715 / 17 (1717) = Theil 1-36 [?] |
| 1712, 1723 | The Flying Post; Or, The Post-Master | English | ||
| 1712-1712 | A New Almanack for the Year from the Nativity of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, 1712. By George Rose, Mathematician | English | ||
| 1712-1712 | A New Almanack for the Year of Our Lord God, 1712 | English | ||
| 1712-1712 | A Prognostication for the Year of our Lord God 1712. By John Wing, Math | English | ||
| 1712-1712 | A Prognostication for this Present Year of Our Lord God, 1712. By John | English | ||
| 1712-1712 | Culpepper Revived. Being an Almanack for the Year of our Blessed Savior's Incarnation 1712. By Nathaniel Culpepper | English | ||
| 1712-1712 | Secret cabinet, in which all kinds of state and love intrigues [...] distinguished ministers [...] are presented / by Philistorion | German | Philistorion (pseud.) | Leipzig: Lanckisch, 1.1712 - 8.1713 |
| 1712-1712 | Speculum Uranicum: Or, an Almanack and Prognostications for the Year of our Lord God 1712 | English | ||
| 1712-1712 | The Plain Dealer | English | ||
| 1712-1713 | The Guardian | English | 3 times a week | |
| 1712-1739 | German Acta Eruditorum | German | Main authors 1712-1719: Justus Gotthard Rabener , Johann Christian Schöttgen and Johann Georg Walch . From 1719 Christian Gottlieb Jöcher | Leipzig: Gleditsch 1.1712 - 20.1739 = No. 1-240, continued as Reliable News of the Present State, Change and Growth of the Sciences (1740-1757). |
| 1712-1739 | The rationalist. German excerpt from the Engelländische moral writings Des Tatler and Spectator | German | Johann Mattheson | |
| 1712-1718 | Histoire critique de la république des lettres, tant ancienne que modern | French | Samuel Masson (1689-1739) | Amsterdam: Desbordes, 1712-1718, Utrecht: Poolsum, 1712-1718 |
| 1713-1713 | Deliciae poenitentiales or Buss-Merchandise: existing in 103 Proverbs of Holy Divine Scriptures [...] | German | Johann Samuel Adami | Hamburg: Samuel Heyl, 1713, were planned as a sequel, but only appeared in this volume. |
| 1713-1713 | The Benderisch-Türckischen Fama, Complete, Impartheyische and Historical Relation, Was Se. Royal Majest. of Sweden since Dero's stay in Bender before found a kind of land, Humeur of the inhabitants, orders in worship, and state at the court of Constantinople in Turkey | German | Hamburg: Samuel Heyl, 1713, appeared in 4 "Communications" and was judged devastatingly by the Curieusen Nachrichten. | |
| 1713-1713 | Clear explanation of the holy scriptures from the emphasi or power of the basic language: Presentation [...] | German | Johann Wilhelm Zierold | Leipzig: Braun, 1.1713, 6.1714, 12.1715, 14.1716, 17.1717. |
| 1713-1715 | The state paradoxes and state errors that occurred in the previous and next Seculo were examined with a historical pen | German | Johann Ehrenfried Zschackwitz (1669-1744) | Freystadt, 1.1713 - 3.1715 [?] |
| 1713-1715, 1718-1720 | Pax, Pax, Pax, Or a Pacifick Post Boy | English | No. 2807 (Thurs 7 May 1713) - No. 2813 (Thurs 21 May 1713); No. 2819 (Tues 4 June 1713) - 1820 (Sat 6 June 1713); No. 2822 (Thurs 11 June 1713) - 2823 (Saturday 13 June 1713); No. 2959 (Tues April 27, 1714); No. 2,978 to Thursday 10 June 1714; No. 3012 (Saturday August 28, 1714); No. 4067 (Thurs 25 August 1715); No. 4483 (Tues 22 April 1718); No. 4489 (Tues 6 May 1718); No. 4,754 (Thurs 14 January 1719); 4758 (Sat 23 January 1719) - 4759 (Tues 26 January 1719); 4882 (Tues 8 November 1720) - 4883 (Thurs 10 November 1720) | |
| 1713-1716 | The impartial librarian who sincerely discovers the judgments of those scholars of scholars and their writings | German | JH Dumpling | Leipzig: Kloßen, 1.1713 - 13.1714 (?), Continued in the same publishing house by Johann Gottlieb Krause , Umnahmliche Bücher-Historie, Or news and judgments from all kinds of old and new writers |
| 1713-1737 | Journal litéraire | French | JH Dumpling | La Haye, 1.1713-24.1737; so that adjusted |
| 1713-1716 | Newly opened museum or all sorts of useful comments [from Theologia Casuali, Morali and Curiosa, Church History, etc., Historia Civili, Jure Publico, Oratorio, Poësie and other things serving scholarship, etc.] along with an unpassionate reflection on the different programs of famous Rectorum | German | Leipzig: (Jo. Heinichen), 1714-1719 | |
| 1713-1713 | The British Merchant; Or, Commerce Preserv'd: In Answer to the Mercator, or Commerce Retriev'd | English | ||
| 1713-1714 | Key to today's history, whereby an exact relation is given of all remarkable state, war and peace events of European courts | German | Johann Ehrenfried Zschackwitz (1669-1744) | Without indication of the print location. 1st quarter 1-4, 1713; 2nd quarter 1-4, 1714; 1715, continued as the current state of Europe, whereby the most distinguished memoirs relevant to today's history are issued |
| 1713-1713 | The Lay Monk | English | ||
| 1713-1714 | The Lay-Monastery Consisting of Essays, Discourse, & tc. Published Singly under the Title of the Lay-Monk. Being the Sequel of the Spectators. The Second Edition. | English | No. 1-40 (Monday November 16 1713 - Monday February 15 1714) | |
| 1713-1732 | Enjoyment of idle hours or all sorts of useful remarks that serve to present gallant learning | German | Thomas Theodor Crusius | Leipzig: Rohrbach, T. 1.1713 - 20.1732 |
| 1713-1714 | Vitae Et Scripta Magnorvm Jvris Consvltorvm: That is: complete life and writings of great jurists; Sincerely described from certain news according to their most distinguished memorable and most notable things / by Clavdio Sincero | German | Peter Dahlmann | Wittenberg, Bey Christian Gottlieb Ludwigen, First Tomvs, 1713, Second Tomvs, 1714. |
| 1714-1717 | Sincere and impartial thoughts about the journals, extracts and monthly writings | German | Jakob Wilhelm Feuerlein , Christian Gottfried Hoffmann . | Freiburg ua, 1 piece, 1714, 24th piece 1717, index 1/12 in: 12.1715; Index 13/24 in 24.1717. Digitized 1715 Digitized 1717 |
| 1714-1717 | The meditating, and inventieuse Eclecticus: Which communicates his philosophical, philological, as well as legal remarks, and new inventions for further reflection and teaching of the learned world | German | Adam Friedrich Glafey (1692-1753) | Jena: Gollner, 1714, parts 1-5 not continued thereafter. |
| 1714-1714 | The reasoning jurist, who allows his raisonnements to derive from the rules of prudence and reasonable law, as well as those of Roman and German antiquities, on the pieces of legal scholarship | German | Adam Friedrich Glafey (1692-1753) | Jena: No. 1.1714 - 3.1714 |
| 1714-1730 | Bibliothèque ancienne et modern: pour servir de suite aux Bibliothèques universelle et choisie / par Jean Leclerc | French | Jean Leclerc | La Haye: Husson, 1714-1730, partly: Amsterdam: Mortier, 1.1714 - 28.1727; 29.1730. Continuation of the discontinuously published Bibliothèque universelle et historique (1686–1693 / 1713/1718 ), and the attached Bibliotheque choisie, pour servir de suite a la Bibliotheque Universelle (1707–1738) |
| 1714-1717 | Discovered cabinet of state: therein so well the jus publicum, feudale, etc. ecclesiasticum, together with d. Ceremonial u. Curial beings, as well as d. Church u. political history, including d. Genealogy and Literature [...] is illustrated with the attached diplomatic bus / by Johann Joachim Müller | German | Johann Volkmar Müller ; Johann Joachim Müller | Jena: Pohl, opening 1.1714 - 8.1717; Released in 1738: continuation of the High Prince-Saxon-Weimar Council and joint archivarii of Johann Joachim Müller's Discovery State Cabinet (1738) |
| 1714-1717 | Uplifting time-passing God-devoted souls | German | Johann Andreas Roth | Leipzig: Johann Christian Martini, 1714 |
| 1714-1724 | Nouveau Mercure gallant | French | Continuation of the Mercure Galant and continued as the Mercure de France (1724-1825) | |
| 1714-1724 | Monumentorum ineditorum variisque linguis conscriptorum, historiam inprimis, genealogias medii aevi, et rem litterariam illustrantium fasciculi XII, singulis trimestribus hactenus / publicati e Museo Joachimi Friderici Felleri | Latin | Joachim Friedrich Feller (1673-1726) | Jenæ, apud Jo. Felicem Bielckium (Johann Felix Bielcke), 1st trimester 1714 - 12th trimester 1718 |
| 1714-1714 | Nouvelle bibliothèque choisie, où l'on fait connaître les bons livres en divers genres de littérature, & l'usage qu'on en doit faire | French | Nicolas Barat | Amsterdam: Mortier, 1.1714 - 2.1714 [?]; Continuation of the Bibliothèque critique (1708-1710) |
| 1714-1714 | The Controller, Being a Sequel to the Examiner | English | ||
| 1714-1744 | Theophili Alethaei thorough explanation of the dark places and stones of abutment A. u. N. Wills: together with e. detailed Report of which Commentariis et al. Brackets d. holy scriptures. - Leipzig 1.1714 - 96.1744 [?] | German | 1716 continued by Mag. Laurenz Müller | |
| 1714-1714 | The Reader | English | ||
| 1714-1714 | Vitae virorum ex quavis facultate clarissimorum: That is: life descriptions of a number of excellent-scholar men in some sciences; Particularia distinguished therein from their lives as well as writings are faithfully communicated to the willing reader / by Dan. Friedr. Pönmannen | German | Daniel Friedrich Poenmann | Wittenberg: Christian Gottlieb Ludwig, 1714, the continuation was expected in 1716 |
| 1715-1726 | Acta philosophorum , That is, Thorough news from the Historia Philosophica, together with appended judgments from the old and new books belonging to it | German | Christoph August Heumann | Hall: Renger 1.1715 - 18.1726 |
| 1715-1726 | The latest from the learned world | German | "Magister Schramm" | Frankfurt, M .: Zunner's heirs: Jung, 1715.1-36 [?] |
| 1715-1727 | Remarquable curiosa | German | Johann Gottfried Gregorii | Erfurt : Johann Michael Funcke , several illustrations with depictions of traditional costumes after Alain Manesson Mallet , 205 deliveries with 32 pages each, print run approx. 1000 copies (around 1720) |
| 1715-1742 | The fast postilion: catching up with and bringing along the core and extract of new newspapers | German | "Magister Schramm" | Nuremberg: Lochner, 1715-1742, periodicity: weekly. |
| 1715-1726 | German acta litteraria, or history of scholars, which contains the state of the old and new literature | German | "Magister Schramm" | Leipzig: Fleischer Th.1.1715 - 3.1715 |
| 1715-1715 | The plants neatly placed in their beds, or introduction to the Artificium excerpendi MJBM through a proper collection of all kinds of remarkable things from good books for useful use under their titles and passages, as those in the said treatise are assigned | German | Leipzig, 1715, only published in the first “Pensum”. | |
| 1715-1715 | Voluntary sacrifice of all sorts of matters going into theology | German | Berlin: Rüdiger, 1.1715 - 48.1715; so that adjusted | |
| 1715-1716 | Grapilleur historique or historical reviewer of the weekly latest and most remarkable newspapers | German | Augspurg: Maschenbauer, 1.1715 - 2.1716 | |
| 1715-1732 | Gundlingiana | German | Nikolaus Hieronymus Gundling | Jumping frequency, 1.1715 - 45.1732 |
| 1715-1730 | History of the year [...] or the main notes belonging to the church, political and scholarly history of this year | German | Gottfried Ludovici ; Ernst Friedrich Justinus Heimreich | Coburg: Paul Günther Pfotenhauer, 1716-1731, [1.] 1715 (1716) - [6.] 1720 (1721); 7.1721 (1722) - 16.1730 (1731) [?], Published monthly, secondary title: Coburgischer Zeitungs-Extract, continued: Brief history of the year (1741) |
| 1715-1716 | Current state of Europe, through which the most distinguished memoirs relevant to today's history are issued | German | Johann Ehrenfried Zschackwitz (1669-1744) | 1.1715 - 2.1716 [?], Was previously the key to today's history, whereby the exact relation of all remarkable state, war and peace events of European courts is given (1713-1714) |
| 1715-1802 | Maandelyksche uittreksels of boekzaal of the empty waereld | Dutch | Amsterdam: Onder de Linden, 1715-1802, continuation from: De Boekzaal van Europe (1692-1701), Tweemaandelijke uittreksels (1701-1704), De Boekzaal der leerde werelt (1705-1708), Maandelyksche uittreksels of boekzaal der leerde waereld ( 1705–1802) | |
| 1715-1734 | New Acerra Philologica Or Thorough News From Philology And The Roman And Greek Antiquities: In It The Most Difficult Passes Of All Autorum Classicorum Of The Student Youth To Be Explained In A Pleasant Story Briefly And Thoroughly | German | Peter Adolf Boysen | Halle im Magdeb .: Renger, 1715-1734 |
| 1715-1732 | Newly opened moralist library, or the spiritual morality or moral doctrine explained by English, French, Dutch, German, Italian, Greek and Latin scriptures according to all virtues and vices: in addition to the related matters to a strange aid for everyone, so worded to love this science | German | Gottfried Christian Lentner (1690-1724). | Leipzig: Groschuff, 1715-1718 |
| 1715-1784 | New newspapers of learned things | German | Johann Gottlieb Krause | 1715-1717: Leipzig: Theophil Georgi and Johann Grosses Erben . From no. 52 to no. 53 1718 change to Johann Christian Martini . From No. 8 to 9 change to Post-Newspaper Expedition, which is then only called Newspaper Expedition on the annual title. Periodicity: 1715 - 1716: weekly, then twice a week; Continued: New Leipzig learned newspapers (Leipzig: Breitkopf, 1785-1787). In 1718-1737 it included the Nova litteraria eruditorum in gratiam divulgata, inspired by the Nouvelles littéraires first published in 1715 |
| 1715-1720 | New littéraires contenant ce qui se passe de plus considérable dans la république des lettres | French | La Haye et al., 1.1715 - 12.1720 | |
| 1715-1715 | Observationes sacrae ad varia eaque difficiliora scripturae sacrae loca | Latin | Georg Ludwig Oeder | Francofurti; Lipsiae: 1715 |
| 1715-1734 | Summarischer Nachrichten of selected, mostly old books available in the Thomasische Bibliotheque | German | Director: Christian Thomasius , Simon Friedrich Hahn (1692-1729), Christian August Salig (1692-1738), presumably also the youngest daughter of Thomasius. | Halle and Leipzig, published by Johann Friderich Zeitler, 1715-1718: 1st to 24th items; in 2 volumes |
| 1715-1717 | The Censor. Volume 1-3 | English | Volume 1, No. 1-30 (Monday 11 April 1715 - Friday 17 June 1715) | |
| 1715-1715 | The Daily Benefactor | English | ||
| 1715-1716 | The Free Holder | English | 1-54 (Friday 23 December 1715 - Monday 25 June 1716) | |
| 1715-1716 | The Free-Holder: Or, Political Essays by the Right Honorable Joseph Addison, Esq (1761 Reprint) | English | ||
| 1715-1715 | The grumbler | English | ||
| 1715-1715 | The medley | English | ||
| 1715-1717 | The St. James's Evening Post | English | No. 85 (Thursday 15 December 1715); No. 118 (Thursday March 1, 1716); No. 288 (Tuesday 12 March 1717) | |
| 1715, 1718 | The St. James's Post: With the Best Occurences, Foreign and Domestick | English | No. 125 (Friday November 1, 1715); No. 467 (Friday 17 January 1718) | |
| 1715-1716 | Town Talk: In A Series of Letters to a Lady in the Country | English | No. 1 (17 December 1715) - No. 9 (13 February 1715-1716) | |
| 1715-1716 | Complicated book history, or news and judgments from all kinds of old and new writers: For a closer examination of the book science, brought together from many Auctoribus and brought to light / by Johann Gottlieb Krausen | German | Johann Gottlieb Krause | Continuation of JH Kloß Der Unpartheyische Bibliothecarius. Who sincerely discovers the judgments of their scholars from scholars and their writings , Leipzig: Kloß, 1715-1716 |
| 1715-1715 | Weekly Remarks and Political Reflections Upon the Most Material News Foreign and Domestick | English | Volume 1, No. 1 (Saturday 3 December 1715) - No. 11 (Saturday 11 February 1715); No. 14 (Thursday 1 March 1715) | |
| 1715-1720 | Weekly mail newspapers of learned news: on the year [...] | German | Daniel Gottfried love | Leipzig: Royal. u. Elector Saxon. Newspaper expedition, 1715, May 4th - 1720, Jan. 25th proven |
| 1716-1716 | Acta litteraria antiqua, or History of the Scholars, in which the state of the ancient literature is one and only contained | German | Leipzig: Butcher 4.1716 - 5.1716 [?] | |
| 1716-1716 | Sweden now living on the great scene of the Northern War: according to the very latest and most correct correspondence | German | Without information about the place of printing and the year, but contemporary dated to 1716, contrary to expectations at the time, not continued. | |
| 1716-1717 | Nova Variorum Scriptorum Conlectio, Tam Editorum Quam Ineditorum Rariorum Etiam, Et Recens Elaboratorum, Quae Omnia Integra Dantur | Latin | Johann Philipp Hein (1688-1775) | Halae maid .: Renger, 1716-1717. Formerly udT: Nova Librorvm Rariorvm Conlectio, Qvi Vel Integri Inservntvr Vel Adcvrate Recensentvr / [Heinrich August Groschuff. Ed .: Gottfried Tilgner]. - Halis Magdeburg .: Renger, 1709-1716 |
| 1716-1717, 1720 | The Original Weekly Journal. With Fresh Advices, Foreign and Domestick. | English | Saturday 4 August 1716; Saturday 25 August 1716; Saturday September 1, 1716; Saturday September 15, 1716; Saturday 29 December 1716; Saturday 5 January 1717; Saturday 12 January 1717; Saturday 19 January 1717; Saturday 2 February 1717; Saturday 18 May 1717; Saturday 30 April 1720 | |
| 1716-1720 | Mercurius Politicus: Being Monthly Observations on the Affairs of Great Britain. Volumes 1-4 | English | May 1716 - December 1716 | |
| 1717-1727 | Bibliotheque angloise ou Histoire litteraire de la grande Bretagne par MDLR | French | Michel de la Roche , from 1717 to 1719, then replaced by ABMT for political reasons | Amsterdam: Paul Marret, 2 parts each year from a total of around 540 to 560 pp. 1.1717 - 15.1727. De La Roche continued in 1720 with Memoires literaires de la Grande Bretagne par Michel de la Roche , author of cinq premiers Tomes de la Bibliotheque Angloise. La Haye: Isaac Vaillant, 1.1720 - 16.1724. |
| 1717-1719 | Curieuses Cabinet of Foreign and Other Merchandise [Electronic Resource] / opened by Antonio Paullini | German | Antonio Paullini the Elder i. Johann Jacob Schmauß | Franckfurt; Leipzig: Renger, entrance 1.1717 - 6.1719; so that adjusted |
| 1717-1717 | The Monitor | English | ||
| 1717-1720 | Old and new from the learned world | German | Zurich: Geßner, No. 1.1717 - 12.1720 | |
| 1717-1718 | The entertainer | English | No. 1 (6 November 1717) - No. 10 (8 January 1718), No. 12 (22 January 1718) - No. 16 (19 February 1718), no. 18 (5 March 1718) - No. 20 (March 19, 1718), No. 24 (April 16, 1718) - No. 43 (27 August 1718) | |
| 1718-1719 | The adventurous world in an army spiked cap, or satyrical poems | German | Johan Friedrich Riederer | Nuremberg 1.1718 - 8.1719 [?] |
| 1718-1737 | Nova litteraria eruditorum in gratiam divulgata | Latin | Lipsiae ua, 1718-1737 [?], Secondary title: Nova litteraria in supplementum actorum eruditorum divulgata , appeared as a supplement to New newspapers of learned things: on the year [...] (1715-1784). | |
| 1718-1718 | The Critick | English | ||
| 1718-1718 | The Doctor | English | ||
| 1718-1718 | The fish pool | English | ||
| 1718-1719 | The Free-Thinker: Or, Essays of Wit and Humor. Volume 1-3 | English | ||
| 1718-1719 | The Honest Gentleman | English | No. 1-8 (Wednesday 5 November 1718 - Wednesday 24 December 1718); No. 11-25 (Wednesday 25 January 1719 - Wednesday 22 April 1719) | |
| 1718-1719 | The Old Whig | English | No. 1 (March 19, 1718-19), No. 2 (April 2, 1719) | |
| 1718-1719 | The Plebeian | English | No. 1 (March 14, 1718-19), No. 2 (23 March 1718-19), No. 3 (30 March 1719), No. 4 (6 April 1719) | |
| 1718-1730 | Collection of nature and medicine as well as related art and literature stories ("Breslau Collections") | German | Johann Georg Brunschwitz , Andreas Elias Buechner , Johann Kanold , Johann Christian Kundmann , Heinrich Winckler | continued as Miscellanea physico-medico-mathematica (1731-1734) |
| 1719-1725 | Curieuser advisory or newspaper key: this is historical news and explanations of incidents that are imperfectly referred to in the weekly newspapers, also foreign and unknown words that occur, for those who, apart from the weekly advisory, cannot have any thorough news for the best and useful use in twenty openings brought to light | German | Braunschweig: Schröder, 1719-1725, opening 1.1719; 2.1719-20.1722; 21.1725; so that adjusted | |
| 1719-1719 | The Mirrour | English | ||
| 1719-1719 | The Spinster, in Defense of the Woolen Manufactures | English | ||
| 1720-1725 | Acta literaria Sueciae | Latin | Upsaliae; Stockholmiae: Russwormnis 1.1720 / 24 - 2.1725 / 29 | |
| 1720-1750 | Continued collection of old and new theological things: inside of books, watch customers, controversies, changes, comments and suggestions, etc. […] useful. Message is given; open the year [...] | German | Leipzig: Jacobi, 1720-1750, 1720-1740: Leipzig: Braun. Continuation of: Innocent news of old and new theological matters, books, watch customers, controversies, changes, comments, suggestions, etc.: auff d. Year […] | |
| 1720-1724 | Memoires literaires de la Grande Bretagne par Michel de la Roche, author of cinq premiers Tomes de la Bibliotheque Angloise. | French | Michel de la Roche | La Haye: Isaac Vaillant, 1.1720 - 16.1724. Four numbers a year. Continuation of the Memoires literaires de la Grande Bretagne as published by Michel de la Roche from 1717 to 1719. |
| 1720, 1725 | The Humourist: Being Essays Upon Several Subjects | English | ||
| 1720-1720 | The Anti-Theater, by Sir John Falstaffe | English | ||
| 1720-1720 | The Theater | English | ||
| 1720-1721 | The director | English | ||
| 1720-1723 | Cato's Letters, Volumes 1-4 | English | ||
| 1720-1731 | The London Journal | English | No. 76 (Saturday, January 7, 1720); No. 79-141 (Saturday 28 January 1720 - Saturday 7 April 1722); No. 143-154 (Saturday 21 April 1722 - Saturday 7 July 1722); No. 156 (Saturday 21 July 1722); No. 158 (Saturday, August 4, 1722); No. 161-168 (Saturday 25 August 1722 - Saturday 13 October 1722); No. 171 (Saturday November 3, 1722); No. 177 (Saturday, December 15, 1722); No. 261 (Saturday 25 July 1724); No. 522 (Saturday, August 2, 1729); No. 528 (Saturday September 13, 1729); No. 577 (Saturday, August 22, 1730); No.597-598 (Saturday 9 January 1731 - Saturday 16 January 1731); No. 613 (Saturday 24 April 173) | |
| 1721-1722 | The Discourse of the Mahlers / Society of the Mahlers in Zurich | German | Johann Jacob Bodmer , Johann Jakob Breitinger | Zurich 1.1721 - 3.1722 |
| 1721-1722 | The Whitehall Evening Post | English | ||
| 1722-1725 | Critica musica: d. i. Fundamentally correct examination and assessment, of many, partly preconceived, partly simple-minded opinions, arguments and drafts, so to be found in [...] musical writings [...] | German | Johann Mattheson | Hamburg; T. 1.1722 / 23 - 2.1725 = Ps. 1-8 = St. 1–24 [?] |
| 1724-1726 | The Patriot | German | ||
| 1724-1811 1811-1825 |
Mercure de France | French | Continuation of the Mercure Galant | |
| 1725-1727 | New memoirs of literature: Containing an Account of new books printed both at Home and Abroad, with dissertations | English | Michael de la Roche | Continuation of the Memoirs of literature: containing a weekly account of the state of learning, both at home and abroad London 1710-1722. |
| 1725-1726 | The sensible blasphemers | German | Johann Christoph Gottsched | Franckfurt; Leipzig: Brown 1.1725 - 2.1726 (1727); so that adjusted |
| 1725-1725 | Lettres familieres, instructives et amusantes: sur divers sujets | French | Paris: Cavellier et al. 1.1725, Jan. [?] | |
| 1726-1726 | The country gentleman | English | No. 1 (11 March 1726) - No. 84 (26 December 1726) | |
| 1727-1727 | Merck-worthy Vienna or monthly conversations about various worthy sights of nature and art located there | German | Wienn: New, 1727, Jan.-Martius | |
| 1727- | The sensible blasphemers | German | ||
| 1727-1785 | Recueil de l'Académie des Belles-Lettres, Sciences et Arts de Marseille | French | Aix: Mouret 1727 - 1783/85 (1785) [?] | |
| 1727-1727 | The Ladies Journal | English | ||
| 1728-1758 | Historical-political highlights in those world states: their weekly new arrivals | German | Magdeburg 1728, 1 (23 Feb.) - 1758, 26 | |
| 1728-1728 | The Parrot. By Mrs. Prattle | English | ||
| 1728-1736 | The Present State of the Republic of Letters | English | Andrew Reid | London: Printed for William and John Innys, Vol. 1-18; 1728-1736. Replaced by The History of the works of the learned […] containing impartial accounts and accurate abstracts of the most valuable books published in Great Britain and foreign parts, interspers'd with dissertations on several curious and entertaining subjects |
| 1728-1729 | The musical patriot | German | Johann Mattheson | |
| 1729-1740 | Lettres sérieuses et badines sur les ouvrages des savans et sur d'autres matières | French | La Haye: Van Duren 1.1729 - 12.1740; so that adjusted | |
| 1729-1745 | Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire des hommes illustres dans la république des lettres: avec un catalog raisonné de leurs ouvrages / par Niceron . | French | Paris: Briasson 1.1729 - 43.1745 | |
| 1729-1738 | Monthly discussion of the realm of spirits between Andrenio and Pneumatophilo | Italian | Leipzig: Walther 1.1729 (1730) - 3.1738 = St. 1-17 | |
| 1729-1729 | The Tribune | English | ||
| 1730-1735 | La Storia delle opere dell'Accademia Reale delle Iscrizioni e delle Belle Lettere | Italian | Venezia 1.1730 [?] | |
| 1730-1735 | The Free Briton | English | ||
| 1731-1738 | The genealogical archivarius: who carefully notes everything that changes among the high people in the world in the form of births, marriages, advances and deaths, with impressions of many life descriptions […] / brought to light by Michael Ranfft. | German | Michael Ranfft | Leipzig: Heinsius 1.1731 (1732); 2.1732 - 6.1736 = T. 1-30. Continues with a slight change of title as Der genealogisch-historical Archivarius Leipzig: Heinsius 7.1737 - 8.1738 = T. 31-50. |
| 1731-1734 | Miscellanea physico-medico-mathematica | German | Continuation of the Breslau collections (1718–1730) | |
| 1731-1907 | The Gentleman's Magazine | English | Per month | |
| 1732-1734 | Contributions to the critical history of the German language, poetry and eloquence, edited by some lovers of German literature. | German | Johann Christoph Gottsched | [1] .1732 / 33 = pieces 1-4 |
| 1732-1734 | Curieuse's World and State Cabinet, which every month for the whole year [...] in five capitibus, imbued with impartial and reliable news [...]: provided with a complete register by Wahrenburgio. | German | Erffurt: Mynitzsch 1732, Jan. - 1734, Dec. [?] | |
| 1732-1733 | Journal historique de la republique des lettres | French | Leyde 1.1732 - 3.1733 [?] | |
| 1732-1785 | The London Magazine | English | ||
| 1732-1732 | The Universal Spy: Or, the Royal Oak Journal Reviv'd | English | No. 1 (April 29 1732) - No. 3 (May 13 1732); No. 5 (August 5 1732) - No. 8 (September 9 1732); No. 12 (Sept 22 1732) | |
| 1732-1733 | Parker's Penny Post | English | ||
| 1732-1733 | The Comedian, Or Philosophical Enquirer | English | ||
| 1733-1733 | B. Berington's Evening Post | English | ||
| 1734-1734 | Anecdotes ou Lettres secrettes sur divers sujets de littérature & de politique. | French | [Amsterdam] 1734 proven | |
| 1735-1756 | The new European fama, which discovers the current state of the noblest courts | German | Leipzig, Th. 1.1735 - 191 / 192.1756, predecessor: The European Fama, which discovers the current state of the most elegant courtyards | |
| 1735-1766 | Literary magazine; or, the History of the works of the learned (1735-36) | English | Replaced by The History of the works of the learned […] containing impartial accounts and accurate abstracts of the most valuable books published in Great Britain and foreign parts, interspers'd with dissertations on several curious and entertaining subjects | |
| 1736-1736 | The Dublin Evening Post | English | Vol. 4 (1736), No. 51-85 (January 3 - May 1); No. 87-98 (May 8-June 15); No. 100 (June 22); No. 103-104 (July 3-6); Vol. 5 (1736), No. 3-33 (July 17 - October 30), No. 35-42 (November 6-30); and No. 45-50 (11-28 December) | |
| 1737-1740 | Osservazioni letterarie: che possono servire di continuazione al Giornale de'letterati d'Italia | Italian | Verona, 1.1737 - 6.1740 [?]. Predecessor: Giornale de'letterati d'Italia (1710–1740) | |
| 1737-1743 | The history of the works of the learned [21] [22] | English | London, 1737-1743 | |
| 1738-1771 | Frankfurt scholarly newspapers, in them the strangest of the learned world | German | Franckf. a. M .: (S. Tob. Stocken and others), 1736-1771 vol. 1-36, 4to, 2 numbers a week | |
| 1738-1739 | Mémoires secrets de la republique des lettres, ou le théâtre de la vérité | French | Jean Baptiste de Boyer d'Argens | Amsterdam: Desbordes 1.1737 - 3.1738 (1739) [?] |
| 1738-1739 | Old Common Sense: Or, the Englishman's Journal | English | No. 49-152 (Saturday 7 January 1738 - Saturday 29 December 1739) | |
| 1739-1752 | Göttingen newspapers of learned things online | German | Göttingen: University bookstore, every Monday and Thursday, around 130 items per year, reports from all areas of knowledge, annual registers - the one from 1747 broken down by area. Continued as Göttingische advertisements of learned things under the supervision of the royal academy of the sciences 1-1753-1943 | |
| 1739-1740 | The Champion: Containing a Series of Papers, Humorous, Moral, Political and Critical. Volume 1–2 | English | ||
| 1740-1741 | Potsdam quintessence of old and new, political, historical and scholarly things | German | Berlin: Henning. 1740, 1 (Dec. 14) - 6 (Dec. 31); 1741, 1 (3 Jan.) - 103 (30 Dec.) [?] | |
| 1740-1741 | The Christian's Amusement | English | No. 1 - No. 27 | |
| 1741-1741 | Brief history of the year: […] containing the strangest political, church, scholarly, also action and natural events; set up as a handbook of the latest history for the learned and the ignorant | German | Johann Gottfried Gross | Christian-Erlangen: Self-rel. of the editor; Nuremberg: Homann, 1741-1741, continuation of: History of the year (1715-1730). |
| 1741-1742 | The Weekly History: Or, An Account of the Most Remarkable Particulars relating to the Present Progress of the Gospel | English | No. 28 (17 October 1741), no. 1 (April 11, 1741) - No. 84 (13 November 1742) | |
| 1741-1742 | Giornale de'letterati pubblicato in Firenze | Italian | Firenze, 1.1742-7.1757, 1; NS 1.1785 - 8.1788 | |
| 1742-1742 | The York Courant | English | ||
| 1743-1747 | Efforts to promote criticism and good taste | German | Johann Andreas Cramer | |
| 1743-1747 | Le journal universel, ou mémoires pour servir à l'histoire civile, politique, ecclésiastique & littéraire du XVIII. siècle | French | La Haye, 1743-1748, 1.1743 - 16.1748 [?] | |
| 1744-1744 | The Spy at Oxford and Cambridge: In several Letters between John Perspective and Critical Would-be, Esqrs | English | ||
| 1744-1746 | The Female Spectator, Volumes 1-4 | English | ||
| 1746-1746 | The Fool, Volume 1-2 | English | ||
| 1746-1747 | The Museum: Or, the Literary and Historical Register. Volumes 1–3 | English | Volume 1, No. 1-13 (Saturday 29 March 1746 - Saturday 13 September 1746), Volume 2, No. 14-26 (Saturday 27 September 1746 - Saturday 14 March 1747), Volume 3, No. 27-39 (Saturday 28 March 1747 - Saturday 12 September 1747), | |
| 1746-1746 | The National Journal: Or, Country Gazette | English | ||
| 1746-1746 | The Northampton Mercury | English | ||
| 1746-1746 | The Parrot. With a Compendium of the Times | English | ||
| 1747-1757 | History of the Royal Academy of Fine Sciences in Paris: it also contains innumerable treatises from all free arts, learned languages, and antiquities. / Translated from the French. With a preface brought to light by Johann Christoph Gottsched | German | Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres , Johann Christoph Gottsched , Luise Adelgunde Victoria Gottsched | Vol. 1 (1747) - Vol. 11 (1757), translation of the Histoire de l'Académie Royale des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres (Paris: Panckoucke, 1663-1781) |
| 1747-1747 | The Lady's Weekly Magazine | English | ||
| 1747-1790 | Correspondance littéraire, philosophique et critique | French | Guillaume Thomas François Raynal , Friedrich Melchior Grimm | For reasons of censorship initially handwritten. |
Founded 1750–1799
| Period | title | language | responsible | Publication notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1750-1750 | The Bee Reviv'd: Or, the Prisoner's Magazine, for the Benefit of the Compiler, a Prisoner for Debt in Whitechapel Jail | English | ||
| 1750-1751 | The Kapellion, or Poetical Ordinary | English | ||
| 1751-1754 | Efforts of the world wise men from 1700 to 1750 or news of their writings and excerpts digitally | German | Christian Ernst von Windheim | Nuremberg: Monath, 1751-1754. |
| 1751-1751 | The Royal Magazine; or, Quarterly Bee: For January, February and March 1751 | English | ||
| 1752-1752 | The Covent Garden Journal | English | ||
| 1753-1754 | The Royal Academy of Inscriptions and Fine Sciences in Paris, detailed writings: in it innumerable treatises. from all free arts, learned languages, etc. Antiquities, are included / from d. Franz. Transl. by Luisen Adelgunden Victor. Gottschedinn. | German | Leipzig: Siegert Theil 1.1753 - 2.1754 [?] | |
| 1753-1759 | New extensions of knowledge and pleasure. | German | Leipzig: Lankisch, 1.1753 - 12.1759 / 62 = piece 1-71 / 72; so that adjusted | |
| 1753-1753 | The Adventurer | English | ||
| 1753-1756 | The World, Volume 1-4 | English | Adam Fitz-Adam | |
| 1754-1756 | The boyfriend | German | Johann Peter Uz , Johann Friedrich von Cronegk , Johann Zacharias Leonhard Junkheim , Georg Ludwig Hirsch , Johann Georg Rabe | Anspach: Posch 1.1754 - 3.1756 = No. 1–78 |
| 1754-1756 | Gotth. Ephr. Lessing's theatrical library | German | Gotthold Ephraim Lessing | Berlin: Voss, item 1.1754 - 4.1758; so that adjusted |
| 1754, 1756, 1760, 1763, 1766 | The Whitehal Evening Post; Or, London Intelligencer | English | No. 1283 (Aug 6, 1754); No. 1599 (May 22, 1756); No. 2161 (Jan 24, 1760); No. 2278 (23 Oct 1760); 2623-2624 (Jan 2-11, 1763); No. 3170-3171 (Sep 2-4, 1766); No. 3173 (Sep 9, 1766); No. 3175-3183 (Sep 13 - Oct 3, 1766); No. 3184 (Oct. 4, 1766); No. 3185 (Oct 7, 1766); No. 3187 (Oct 11, 1766); No. 3189-3196 (Oct 16-Nov 1, 1766); No. 3198-3199 (Nov 8, 1766) | |
| 1754-1754 | The Connoisseur: By Mr. Town, Critic and Censor-General | English | George Colman the Elder , Bonnell Thornton , Edward Moore | |
| 1754-1754 | The entertainer | English | ||
| 1755-1757 | Acta litteraria regni Poloniae et magni ducatus Lithuaniae | Latin | Varsariae; Lipsiae 1755--1757 | |
| 1755-1755 | The Devil | English | ||
| 1755-1755 | Judge the conduct of men | English | Frankfurt, M .; Leipzig: Keßler 1.1756 - 6.1758 [?] | |
| 1756-1756 | The Wife. By Mira | English | ||
| 1757-1765 | Library of Fine Sciences and Liberal Arts | German | Volumes 1–4 Friedrich Nicolai and Moses Mendelssohn , 5-12 Christian Felix Weisse | Continued as the New Library of Fine Sciences and Liberal Arts (1766–1806) |
| 1757-1757 | The Centinel | English | ||
| 1757-1757 | The Con-test | English | ||
| 1757-1757 | The humanist | English | ||
| 1757-1757 | The rhapsodist | English | ||
| 1757-1758 | Altona scholarly advertisements | German | Altona 1.1757 - 2.1758 | |
| 1758-1761 | The Nordic Overseer | German | Johann Andreas Cramer | Copenhagen; Leipzig: Ackermann 1.1758 - 3.1761 = No. 1-193; so that adjusted |
| 1759-1765 | Letters concerning the latest literature | German | Gotthold Ephraim Lessing , Moses Mendelssohn | Berlin; Szczecin: Nicolai; 1.1759-23 / 24.1765 / 66; so that adjusted |
| 1759– | State and scholarly news | German | Georg Schade | |
| 1759-1765 | Letters concerning the latest literature | German | ||
| 1760-1760 | The British Magazine. Or Monthly Depository for Gentlemen & Ladies. Volume 1 | English | ||
| 1760-1760 | The Royal Female Magazine | English | ||
| 1761-1762 | The genius | English | ||
| 1762-1764 | The Universal Museum. Or, Gentleman's and Ladies Polite Magazine of History, Politicks and Literature for 1763. Volume 1-3 | English | ||
| 1763-1763 | Terrae Filius | English | ||
| 1764-1776 | Acta litteraria | German | Christian Adolph Klotz | Altenburgi: Judge 1.1764 - 7.1776 |
| 1764-1764 | A Letter From J [oh] n W [ilke] s, Esq; in Paris, to a Noble Lord, in London | English | ||
| 1764-1764 | The Budget: Inscribed to the Man, Who Thinks Himself Minister | English | ||
| 1764-1764 | The North Briton | English | ||
| 1764-1764 | The Wallet: A Supplementary Exposition of the Budget. Inscribed to the Man Who Knows Himself Minister | English | ||
| 1764-1764 | Wilkes and Liberty: Or, the Universal Prayer | English | ||
| 1765-1785 | monitor | Polish | Ignacy Krasicki , Franciszek Bohomolec , Józef Minasowicz , Lorenz Christoph Mizler and JI Boelcke | Warsaw |
| 1765-1796 | General German library | German | Friedrich Nicolai | |
| 1765-1806 | New Library of Fine Sciences and Liberal Arts | German | Continuation of the Library of Fine Sciences and Liberal Arts (1756-1765) | |
| 1767 | Hamburg dramaturgy | German | Gotthold Ephraim Lessing | |
| 1767-1767 | The Theatrical Monitor; Or, Green Room Laid Open | English | ||
| 1767-1770 | The Political Register; and Impartial Review of New Books. Volume 1-7 | English | ||
| 1768-1768 | The Covent Garden Chronicle | English | ||
| 1770-1770 | The Whisperer | English | ||
| 1771-1776 | The German | German | Ed .: Johann Gottwerth von Müller with collabor. v. Johann Samuel Patzke u. Johann Andreas Cramer | Magdeburg et al .: Hechtel, 1.1771 - 8.1776 [?] |
| 1772-1773 | The Frankish viewers with the present better prospects for the sciences and the school system in the fatherland: a periodical publication for the promotion of these good beginnings | German | Frankfurt; Leipzig: Sprenger, 1772-1773. Continued under the title Literature of Catholic Germany ed. by Catholic patriots (Koburg: Ahl, 1776-1788) | |
| 1772-1773 | The York Chronicle; And Weekly Advertiser | English | ||
| 1773-1789 | Acta litteraria Bohemiae et Moraviae | Latin | Pragae 1.1774 / 75 - 2.1776 / 83 [?] | |
| 1773-1789 | The German Mercury | German | Christoph Martin Wieland | |
| 1773-1794 | Journal historique et littéraire | French | Until 1788: Luxembourg: Chevallier, then Maestricht: Cavelier et al., 1773-1794. Continuation of La clef du cabinet des princes de l'Europe (1704–1773) | |
| 1773-1790 | Nuovo giornale de'letterati d'Italia | Italian | Modena: Soc. Tipogr., 1.1773 - 43.1790; Title 7.1774 - 43.1790: Continuazione del Nuovo giornale de'letterati d'Italia ; Predecessor: Giornale de'letterati d'Italia (1710–1740) | |
| 1775-1789 | Christoph Gottlieb von Murr. Journal on art history and general literature | German | Christoph Gottlieb von Murr | Nuremberg: Zeh, 1775-1789, |
| 1775-1775 | The gentleman | English | ||
| 1775-1776 | The crisis | English | ||
| 1776-1788 | Literature of Catholic Germany | German | Coburg: Ahl, 1776-1788, continuation of The Franconian spectators with the present better prospects for science and the school system in the fatherland: a periodical publication to promote these good beginnings 1772-1773. Publication history: 1.1775 / 77 (1776) - 8.1787 / 88 (1788), microfiche edition: Hildesheim: Olms, 1997. (German magazines of the 18th and 19th centuries). Continued as: Selected Literature of Catholic Germany 5 = 1 - 8 = 4 from: New Literature of Catholic Germany | |
| 1776-1776 | The American Crisis, and a Letter to Sir Guy Carleton, on the Murder of Captain Huddy | English | ||
| 1776-1776 | The Scots Spy, Or Critical Observer | English | ||
| 1776-1777 | The Fall of Britain | English | ||
| 1778-1778 | The Vocal Magazine; Or, British Songster's Miscellany. Containing all the English, Scotch and Irish Songs, Cantatas, Glees, Catches, Airs, Balads, & c. | English | ||
| 1780-1780 | The London Mercury; Containing the History, Politics, Literature of England | English | ||
| 1780-1781 | The Protestant Packet; Or, British Monitor, Volume 1-2 | English | ||
| 1783-1783 | The Political Magazine and Parliamentary, Naval, Military and Literary Journal. Volume 4 | English | ||
| 1783-1796 | Berlin monthly magazine | German | Johann Erich Biester , Friedrich Gedike | Successor organs: Berlinischen Blätter (1797–1798) and Neue Berlinische Monatsschrift (1799–1811) |
| 1784-1784 | The Leeds Mercury | English | ||
| 1784-1786 | The New Spectator; with the Sage Opinions of John Bull | English | ||
| 1785-1849 | General Literature Newspaper | German | Friedrich Justin Bertuch , Christian Gottfried Schütz Christoph Martin Wieland | |
| 1785-1785 | The London Packet; Or, New Lloyd's Evening Post | English | ||
| 1785-1785 | The Political Herald and Review; or a Survey of Domestic and Foreign Politics; and a Critical Account of Political and Historical Publications. Volume 1 | English | ||
| 1786-1787 | The Devil: Containing a Review and Investigation of All Public Subjects Whatever, Volume 1-2 | English | ||
| 1786-1787 | The Microcosm, a Periodical Work, by Gregory Griffin, of the College of Eton | English | ||
| 1787-1787 | The Busy Body; A Collection of Periodical Essays, Volume 1-2 | English | ||
| 1787-1787 | The Female Guardian. Designed to Correct Some of the Foibles Incident to Girls | English | ||
| 1787-1787 | Variety: A Collection of Essays | English | ||
| 1787-1792 | The Dublin Chronicle | English | ||
| 1788-1788 | The Eaton Chronicle; Or, the Salt Box | English | ||
| 1788-1792 | The New London Magazine; Being an Universal and Complete Monthly Repository of Knowledge, Instruction, and Entertainment. Volumes 4-8 | English | ||
| 1789-1789 | The Prompter | English | ||
| 1789-1790 | The Attic Miscellany; or, Characteristic Mirror of Men and Things. Including the Correspondent's Museum. Volume 1-2 | English | ||
| 1790-1790 | The Speculator | English | ||
| 1790-1793 | The Bee, Or Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Consisting of Original Pieces, and Selections from Performances of Merit, Foreign and Domestic. A Work Calculated to Disseminate Useful Knowledge Among All Ranks of People at a Smal Expence. By James Anderson. Volume 1-16 | English | ||
| 1791-1791 | The English Freeholder | English | ||
| 1792-1793 | Genius of Kent; or, County Miscellany | English | ||
| 1792-1793 | The Crisis: A Collection of Essays Written in the Years 1792 and 1793 | English | ||
| 1793-1793 | The Female Mentor: Or, Select Conversations. Volume 1-3 | English | ||
| 1793-1794 | Hog's Wash, or a Salmagundy for Swine. Volume 1, Part 1-2 | English | ||
| 1794-1794 | Pigs' meat; or, Lessons for the Swinish Multitude | English | ||
| 1794-1797 | The Morning Advertiser | English | ||
| 1795-1796 | The Tribune, Consisting Chiefly of the Political Lectures of J. Thelwall. Volume 1-3 | English | ||
| 1795-1796 | The trifler | English | ||
| 1796-1796 | The Watchman | English | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | |
| 1797-1798 | Berlin sheets | German | Johann Erich Biester | follows the Berlin Monthly Bulletin (1783-1796), continued by the New Berlin Monthly Bulletin (1799-1811). |
| 1796-1797 | The Flapper, Volume 1-2 | English | ||
| 1796-1797 | The Quiz, by a Society of Gentleman | English | ||
| 1797-1797 | The Morning Post and Fashionable World | English | ||
| 1797-1797 | The Phoenix | English | ||
| 1798-1798 | Anti-union | English | ||
| 1798-1799 | The Oeconomist, Or, Englishman's Magazine. Volume 1-2 | English | ||
| 1799-1811 | New Berlin monthly | German | Friedrich Nicolai | follows the Berlin monthly journal (1783-1796) and the Berlinische Blätter (1797-1798) |
See also
literature
- Christian Juncker . M. Christiani Iunckeri, Dresdensis, Schediasma Historicum, De Ephemeridibus Sive Diariis Eruditorum, In Nobilioribus Europae partibus hactenus publicatis. Lipsiae: Gleditsch, 1692.
- Mark Paulus Hunold . Curieuse news of the journal, quarterly and annual writings […] from MPH (Freyburg ( Jena ), 1716) which have become grand fashion today .
- Julius Bernhard von Rohr [?] L'Esprit Des Journaus, Or Impartheyische Gedancken About the journals that are so frequently edited and have now risen to the highest levels, By which the same deceit is duly discovered, The benefit and harm they bring are considered, and whether they are in well-ordered republics to tolerate, is recently examined. Berlin: Fischer, 1716.
- Heinrich Ludwig Goetten . Thorough news from the French, Latin and German journals, ephemeris, monthly extracts, or whatever other names they may have […] from HPLM (Leipzig / Gardeleben: H. Campe, 1718).
- Thomas Habel, scholarly journals and newspapers of the Enlightenment. On the origins, development and indexing of German-language review journals of the 18th century (Bremen: Ed. Lumière, 2007), ISBN 3-934686-28-1 .
- 17th-18th Century Burney Collection Newspapers Title List ( PDF ).
Remarks
- ^ Curieuse Message (1716), p. 37.
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 28 dates the beginning to 1687 and gives information on the authors.
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 35 “The monthly state mirror, which is beginning to become rare, is undoubtedly one of the first and very best writings of this type in Germany, and one finds nothing to complain about in this work except that it is seriously printed. The Welt- und Staats Spiegel, however, is subject to many mistakes, which anyone who reads it with understanding will be clearly visible. "
- ^ Curieuse Message (1716), p. 39.
- ↑ a b Curieuse message (1716), p. 29.
- ↑ Curieuse Message (1716), p. 27 only gives surnames and academic degrees.
- ↑ Curieuse Message (1716), pp. 15-16: “This book is to be recommended de meliori to everyone, learned and unlearned, tailors and cobblers, because the matter in terms of convenience and usability of Eulenspiegel and similar books surpass by far . "
- ^ Curieuse Message (1716), p. 24.
- ↑ a b Curieuse message (1716), p. 6.
- ↑ Reply: Edifying thoughts about D. Nicol. Hieron. Gundlings Otia: So well-meaning by a lover of truth To the reader and especially to Herr Doctori are hereby opened Nuremberg, 1706.
- ↑ a b c Curieuse message (1716), p. 18.
- ↑ Compare the GBV information [1] and [2]
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 14 note eight parts up to 1710, but also only show the first for 1709.
- ↑ Established author according to GBV (source there: Gottlieb Friedrich Otto : Lexicon of […] Oberlausizischen writers and artists), 1705 not yet published with the intention of serialization. 1st to 3rd hundred. Released later
- ↑ delivery according Curieuse message (1716), pp 16-17 still.
- ^ Curieuse message (1716), p. 8.
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 32: "This work is mostly rubbed together from the new library, book-room and a few others."
- ^ Curieuse message (1716), p. 10.
- ↑ Curieuse Message (1716), pp. 38–39: “My knowledge of this journal has only come to light in two pieces, and I believe, because this work in Rostick came out, that both the lack of correspondence at this place and also the war troubles and other things that prevent continuation. "
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 10 does not know who is the author, but claims to have heard that Wagner is among the authors.
- ^ Curieuse message (1716), p. 14.
- ^ Curieuse message (1716), p. 19.
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 19: “Everything to be found in it is Swedish. They are Swedish newspapers about Swedish things, and are produced by a Swedish pen of a Swedish Secretarii called Hagelganß, and therefore also include a Swedish belief. "
- ^ Curieuse message (1716), p. 15.
- ↑ “The splendid and specieuse titul is the best of this journal; mas one encounters otherwise in it, consists of all kinds of writings collected collectaneis, and rhymes with the titul like a bratwurst on the Jungfer Nehe pillow. " Curieuse Message (1716), p. 20.
- ↑ Von Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 35 assigned to the author of the key to today's history , who is generally identified as Zschackwit's work.
- ↑ a b Curieuse message (1716), p. 32.
- ^ Curieuse Message (1716), p. 38.
- ↑ It is kept as a journal by Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 33 and discussed in a devastating manner, but I am perhaps better recorded as a two-volume work.
- ↑ Hoffmann alone names modern library catalogs. According to Curieuse Message (1716), pp. 15-16: “This journal is one of the most learned, most accurate, and most sincere; for the Auctopres not only reason with a fair heartiness and sharpness, but also serve an admirable fashion style and moderate liberty. But they are the same author, Prof. Feuerlein from Altdorf, and Mag. Hoffmann from Leipzig, and as I was assured by a learned man, they are also working on it here in Jena. "
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 16 still expected the continuation.
- ↑ Curieuse Nachrichten (1716), p. 22: the same author who also publishes Der meditirende, und inventieuse Eclecticus , was expecting a continuation in 1716.
- ^ Curieuse message (1716), p. 5.
- ^ Curieuse Message (1716), p. 31.
- ↑ a b c Curieuse message (1716), p. 3.
- ↑ After looking at the catalog, the title appears to be a serialized new edition by Johann Benedict Metzler, Artificium excerpendi genuinum, nunc enodatum: that is the real art of excerpiren; the main work therein are the Loci and Titul in a certain number and order Metzler, 1702.
- ↑ Gottfried Ludovici (1670-1724) was the founder of the magazine and its (main) author until his death; see. Thilo Krieg: The honored and learned Coburg . Part 2. Coburg 1929, sv Ludwig, Gottfried (article available in: DBA ).
- ↑ Heimreich's (co-) authorship is proven by the article Heimreich (Joh.). In: Christian Gottlieb Jöcher : Compendioses learned lexicon. [Part 1]. 3. Edition. Gleditschen's soul. Sohn, Leipzig 1733, column 1445 [3] .
- ^ Curieuse message (1716), p. 25.
- ↑ Curieuse Message (1716), pp. 33–34.
- ↑ The note “all here in Jena”, p. 21, is treacherous.
Web links
Wikisource: Journals - Sources and Full Texts
- Eighteenth Century Journals. A Portal to Newspapers and Periodicals c1685-1815 homepage , use in Germany free of charge after registration under national license
- British Periodicals [23] Journal title list . Use in Germany free of charge after registration under a national license
- Retrospective digitization of academic review organs and literary magazines from the 18th and 19th centuries from the German-speaking area. Bielefeld University Library 2000-2008 Home List
- Systematic index to German-language review journals of the 18th century IdRZ 18, Göttingen [24] Edited journals 1688–1784 Search mask
- Scholarly journals and newspapers as networks of knowledge in the Age of Enlightenment. GJZ 18, Academy of Sciences in Göttingen. Research database GJZ 18 (including IdZ 18 and IdRZ 18) , edited journals 1688-1815
- Journal database (ZDB) Opac