...correspondents, from his son, who had made a prolonged tour in Europe. ' Linnaeus's works had the 1 Smith. misfortune of being considered at Rome as heretical...were inserted in the catalogue of forbidden books. Under Clement XIV. this was changed.' Linne in 1773 mentions this occurrence in a letter to Chevalier...

...characterised by religious sentiment, nevertheless they had the misfortune of being considered at Eome as heretical and materialistic productions. In 1758...confiscated or publicly burnt. This proceeding was implicitly condemned during the papacy of the excellent and truly enlightened Ganganelli, Pope Clement...