John Henry Newman (1874). 26 notes, from the Newman Reader.
Dissertatiunculæ Quatuor Critico-Theologicæ
- Dissertatiunculæ Quatuor Critico-Theologicæ — Monitum
- Dissertatio I. De Quarta Oratione S. Athanasii contra Arianos
- Dissertatio 2. De Ecthesi Ephesina contra Paulum Samostatenum
- Dissertatio III. De Formula (*prin gennethenai ouk en*) Anathematismi Nicæni
- Dissertatio IV. De Vocibus (*ex heteras hypostaseos e ousias*) Anathematismi Nicæni
- II. On the Text of the Seven Epistles of Saint Ignatius
Causes of the Rise and Successes of Arianism
- § 1. Circumstances of the time favourable to the Success of the Heresy
- § 2. The Tradition of the Dogma of the Holy Trinity
- § 3. The Explicit Tradition of the Dogma all but complete
- § 4. The Explicit Tradition of the dogma, leaving three openings to an heretical perversion
- § 5. The first opportunity opened to the heresy, the Principatus of the Father
- § 6. Uses of the Principatus in spite of its heretical abuse
- § 7. The second opportunity opened to the heresy, the Syncatabasis of the Son
- § 8. The Temporal Procession
- § 9. The Doctrine of the Primogenitus
- § 10. Unadvisable Terms and Phrases in Early Writers
- § 11. The third opportunity opened to the heresy, the Temporal Gennesis
- § 12. The Alexandrian School
- § 13. The Asiatic Writers
- § 14. The Western Writers
- § 15. Conclusion
- IV. The Heresy of Apollinaris
- V. On St. Cyril’s Formula (*mia physis sesarkomene*
- VI. The *Ordo de Tempore* in the Roman Breviary
- VII. The History of the Text of the Rheims and Douay Version of Holy Scripture