Giacomo Casanova - Works

Works

  • 1752 – Zoroastro, tragedia tradotta dal Francese, da rappresentarsi nel Regio Elettoral Teatro di Dresda, dalla compagnia de' comici italiani in attuale servizio di Sua Maestà nel carnevale dell'anno MDCCLII. Dresden.
  • 1753 – La Moluccheide, o sia i gemelli rivali. Dresda
  • 1769 – Confutazione della Storia del Governo Veneto d'Amelot de la Houssaie, Amsterdam (Lugano).
  • 1772 – Lana caprina. Epistola di un licantropo. Bologna.
  • 1774 – Istoria delle turbolenze della Polonia. Gorizia.
  • 1775 – Dell'Iliade di Omero tradotta in ottava rima. Venice.
  • 1779 – Scrutinio del libro "Eloges de M. de Voltaire par différents auteurs". Venezia.
  • 1780 – Opuscoli miscellanei – Il duello – Lettere della nobil donna Silvia Belegno alla nobildonzella Laura Gussoni. Venezia.
  • 1781 – Le messager de Thalie. Venezia.
  • 1782 – Di aneddoti viniziani militari ed amorosi del secolo decimoquarto sotto i dogadi di Giovanni Gradenigo e di Giovanni Dolfin. Venezia.
  • 1782 – Né amori né donne ovvero la stalla ripulita. Venezia.
  • 1786 – Soliloque d'un penseur, Prague chez Jean Ferdinande noble de Shonfeld imprimeur et libraire.
  • 1787 – Histoire de ma fuite des prisons de la République de Venise qu'on appelle les Plombs. Ecrite a Dux en Boheme l'année 1787, Leipzig chez le noble de Shonfeld.
  • 1788 – Icosaméron ou L'Histoire d'Édouard, et d'Élisabeth qui passèrent quatre vingts un ans chez les Mégamicres, habitants aborigènes du Protocosme dans l'intérieur de notre globe, traduite de l'anglois par Jacques Casanova de Seingalt Vénitien Docteur ès loix Bibliothécaire de Monsieur le comte de Waldstein seigneur de Dux Chambellan de S.M.J.R.A. A Prague à l'imprimerie de l'école normale.
  • 1790 – Solution du probleme deliaque démontrée par Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, Bibliothécaire de Monsieur le Comte de Waldstein, seigneur de Dux en Boheme e c., Dresden, De l'imprimerie de C.C. Meinhold.
  • 1790 – Corollaire à la duplication de l'Hexaèdre donné à Dux en Bohème, par Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, Dresden.
  • 1790 – Démonstration géometrique de la duplication du cube. Corollaire second, Dresden.
  • 1794 – Histoire de ma vie, first fully published by F.A. Brockhaus, Wiesbaden and Plon, Paris. 1960
  • 1797 – A Leonard Snetlage, Docteur en droit de l'Université de Göttingen, Jacques Casanova, docteur en droit de l'Universitè de Padoue.

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