John Henry Newman (1845). 16 notes, from the Newman Reader.
- Front Matter
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. On the Development of Ideas
- Chapter 2. On the Antecedent Argument in behalf of Developments in Christian Doctrine
- Chapter 3. On the Historical Argument in behalf of the Existing Developments
- Chapter 4. Instances in Illustration
- Chapter 5. Genuine Developments Contrasted with Corruptions
- Application of the Seven Notes to the Existing Developments of Christian Doctrine
- Section 2. The Church of the Fourth Century
- Section 3. The Church of the Fifth and Sixth Centuries
- Chapter 7. Application of the Second Note of a True Development—Continuity of Principles
- Chapter 8. Application of the Third Note of a True Development—Assimilative Power
- Chapter 9. Application of the Fourth Note of a True Development—Logical Sequence
- Chapter 10. Application of the Fifth Note of a True Development—Anticipation of Its Future
- Chapter 11. Application of the Sixth Note of a True Development—Conservative Action on Its Past
- Chapter 12. Application of the Seventh Note of a True Development—Chronic Vigour