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in the Birmingham Oratory, January 1850, and at subsequent
times. Rome 1901. See also Sermons preached on various occasions,
above.
Addresses to Cardinal Newman, with his replies etc. 1879–81. Ed W.
P. Neville 1905; Dublin 1976.
The mission of the Benedictine order. Ed H. Bennett 1908 etc. See also
Historical sketches, above.
Sermon notes 1849–78. Ed Fathers of the Birmingham Oratory 1913;
tr Fr 1914.
Autobiographical writings. Ed H. Tristram 1956; tr Fr 1956 (with
Eng text), Ger 1959, Sp 1963.
Faith and prejudice and other unpublished sermons. Ed C. S.
Dessain, New York 1956, London 1957 (as Catholic sermons); tr Sp
1959.
On consulting the faithful in matters of doctrine. Ed J. Coulson
1961, 1985; tr Ger 1940. Originally pbd in Rambler July 1859, rptd
1871, with addns and amendments, as an appendix to the 3rd edn
of The Arians of the fourth century.
The argument from conscience to the existence of God, according to
Newman, by A. J. Boekraad and H. Tristram. Louvain 1961.
Among the unpbd writings by Newman, the paper entitled Proof
of theism.
The philosophical notebook. Ed E. Sillem, Louvain 1970.
Works edited, translated, or with contributions by Newman
Newman edited Br Critic July 1838–July 1841 and, in May and July 1859, two
nos of Rambler, both of which jnls contain articles by him. He also contributed
to the following periodicals: London Rev, Br Mag, Dublin Rev,
Catholic Univ Gazette (Dublin), Atlantis, Month, Nineteenth Cent; and in
the Conservative Jnl Feb 1843 he pbd his Retraction of anti-Catholic
statements.
Encyclopaedia metropolitana. Ed E. Smedley, Hugh J. Rose and
Henry J. Rose 29 vols 1817–45, 40 vols 1848–58. Newman contributed
articles on Cicero, 1824, Apollonius Tyanaeus, 1824, and
the Miracles of scripture, 1826. The essay on Cicero was rptd in
Historical sketches vol 1, 1872; that on Apollonius Tyanaeus was
rptd separately, 1828, and included in Historical sketches vol 1,
1872; the essay on Miracles was rptd as pt 1 of Two essays on
Scripture miracles and on ecclesiastical, 1870.
Elements of logic, by R. Whately. 1826, 1827, 1832 (4th edn, rev), 1836
(6th edn, rev), 1840 (rev), 1844 (rev), 1848 (rev). Newman had a
large share in the composition.
Tracts for the times, by members of the University of Oxford. 6 vols
1833–41. Ed Newman. For a list of tracts contributed by Newman,
see above.
Lyra apostolica. Derby 1836, 1837, 1838, 1840, 1843 (6th edn), 1864
(13th edn), 1866, London 1879, 1897; ed H. S. Holland and H. C.
Beeching [1901]. Most of the poems by Newman, but not all, were
included in Verses on various occasions, 1868 etc. The hymn
known as Lead, kindly light was first pbd anon in Br Mag, 1 Feb
1834, under the title of Faith; it was rptd without title as no 25 in
the Lyra apostolica, and later in Verses on various occasions as
The pillar of the cloud. Probably one of the most popular
English hymns, it has been frequently rptd both in separate
form and in anthologies and hymnals. Poems originally pbd in
Br Mag. Of the 179 pieces, Newman wrote 109; his contributions
are signed δ.
A library of the Fathers of the Holy Catholic Church, anterior to the
division of the East and West. Ed J. Keble, Newman, E. B. Pusey
and [1843–57] C. Marriott. 48 vols Oxford 1838–85. Newman
translated and annotated Select treaties of S Athanasius in controversy
with the Arians, 2 vols 1842–4, 1881; rptd in part in A
select library of Nicene and post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian
Church, 2nd ser vol 4 ed A. Robinson, Oxford 1892. Newman also
contributed prefaces to the following vols in A library of the
Fathers: S Cyril’s Catechetical lectures, 1838; S Cyprian’s treatises,
John Henry Newman
1839; S Chrysostom on Galatians and Ephesians, 1840; and S
Athanasius’s historical tracts, 1843.
Godly meditations upon the Lord’s supper, by C. Sutton. Oxford
1838. Preface by Newman.
Hymni ecclesiae: excerpti e breviariis Romano, Sarisburiensi,
Eboracensi et aliunde. Oxford 1838 (preface by Newman), 1865
(with Newman’s edn of Hymni ecclesiae e breviario Parisiensi).
Hymni ecclesiae e breviario Parisiensi. Oxford 1838 (preface by
Newman), 1865 (with Newman’s edn of Hymni excerpti e breviariis
Romano, Sarisburiensi, Eboracensi et aliunde).
Remains of the late Rev R. H. Froude. 4 vols 1838–9. Ed Newman and
J. Keble.
Stephen, J. Lives of Whitfield and Froude – Oxford Catholicism.
Edinburgh Rev 67 1838.
Froude’s Remains. Dublin Rev 6 1839.
Disce vivere: learn to live, by C. Sutton. Oxford 1839. Preface by
Newman.
A rationale upon the Book of Common Prayer of the Church of
England, by A. Sparrow. Oxford 1839. Preface by Newman.
The rich man’s duty to contribute liberally to the building, rebuilding,
repairing, beautifying and adorning of churches: to which is
added the journal of William Dowsing etc, by E. Wells. Oxford
1840. Preface by Newman.
The life of George Bull, Bishop of St Davids, by R. Nelson. Oxford
1840. Preface by Newman.
Sacra privata: the private meditations, devotions and prayers of the
Right Rev T. Wilson, reprinted entire. Oxford 1840. Preface by
Newman.
Catena aurea: commentary on the four Gospels. 1841. Preface by
Newman.
The devotions of Bishop [Lancelot] Andrewes. 2 pts Oxford 1842–4.
Pt 1 tr from the Greek and arranged by Newman; pt 2 tr from the
Latin by J. M. Neale. Pt 1 had appeared in 1840 as no 88 of Tracts
for the times, above. Rptd Oxford 1867; ed and rev E. Venables
1883, 1883; Newman’s trn rptd verbatim, ed H. B. Swete, 1920;
New York 1897 (250 copies); Nashville TN 1950 (photo facs of 1897
edn).
The ecclesiastical history of M. l’Abbé [Claude] Fleury, from the
second Ecumenical Council to the end of the fourth century:
translated, with notes and an essay on the miracles of the period.
Oxford 1842; The ecclesiastical history from AD 400 to AD 429,
Oxford 1843; The ecclesiastical history from AD 429 to AD 456,
Oxford 1844. Newman’s introd to vol 1 was rptd separately as An
essay on the miracles recorded in the ecclesiastical history of the
early ages, 1843, and in 1870 as pt 2 of Two essays on Scripture
miracles and on ecclesiastical.
Thoughts on the work of the six days of creation, by J. W. Bowden.
Oxford 1845. Ed Newman.
Maxims of the kingdom of heaven. 1860, 1867, 1873 (enlarged and
rearranged), 1887. A coll of passages from the Scriptures with a
preface by Newman.
P. Terentius Phormio, expurgatus in usum puerorum; with English
notes and translations [by Newman]. 1864, 1883, 1889.
Pincerna ex Terentio [i.e. the Eunuchus], expurgatus in usum
puerorum; with English notes and translations [by Newman].
1866, 1880, 1883, 1887.
Aulularia Plauti, expurgatus in usum puerorum; with English
notes and translations [by Newman]. 1866, 1883, 1888.
Andria Terentii, expurgatus in usum puerorum; with English notes
and translations [by Newman]. 1870, 1883, 1889.
The Church and the empires, preceded by a memoir of the author
[by Newman], by H. W. Wilberforce. 1874.
The Anglican ministry, with a preface by Cardinal Newman, by A. W.
Hutton. 1879.
Notes of a visit by the Russian Church in the years 1840, 1841, by W.
Palmer, selected and arranged by Cardinal Newman. 1882.
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