Select Treatises of St. Athanasius
translated by John Henry Newman,
with notes by John Henry Newman,
for "Library of the Fathers"

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This table is an abbreviated version of the one in the book—NR.

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Epistle of Athanasius in Defence of the Nicene Definition
1. Introduction [file 1] 1.
2. Conduct of the Arians towards the Nicene Council 5.
3. The meaning of the word "Son" as an applied to our Lord [file 2] 10.
4. Proof of the Catholic sense of the word "Son" [file 3] 24.
5. Defence of the Council's phrases, "from the substance,"
and "one in substance" 30.
6. Authorities in support of the Council [file 4] 43.
7. The Arian symbol "Ingenerate" 51.
Appendix. Letter of Eusebius of C誑area to the People
of his Diocese [file 5] 59.
Note on page 61 66.

Epistle of S. Athanasius concerning the Councils held at Ariminum
in Italy and Seleucia in Isauria
1. History of the Councils 73.
2. History of Arian Opinions 93.
3. On the symbols "of the substance" and "one in substance"
file 1
file 2
129.
146.
Note on Chapter 2. Concerning the Confessions at Sirmium 160.
Note on page 147. On the alleged Confession of Antioch
against Paul of Samosata 165.

Four Discourses of S. Athanasius against the Arians
Discourse I.
1. Introduction [file 1] 177.
2. Extracts from the Thalia of Arius 185.
3. The importance of the subject 189.
4. That the Son is Eternal and Increate [file 2] 195.
5. Subject continued 200.
6. Subject continued 205.
7. Objections to the foregoing proof [file 3] 213.
8. Objections continued 218.
9. Objections continued 224.
10. Objections continued [file 4] 230.
11. Texts explained; and first, Phil. ii. 9, 10 233.
12. Texts explained; secondly, Psalm xlv. 7, 8 [file 5] 246.
13. Texts explained; thirdly, Hebrews i. 4 257.
Note on Page 214 [file 6] 272.
Discourse II.
14. Texts explained; fourthly, Hebrews iii. 2 [file 1] 281.
15. Texts explained; fifthly, Acts ii. 36 297.
16 . Introductory to Proverbs viii. 22. That the Son is not
a creature [file 2] 306.
17. Introduction to Proverbs viii. 22. continued 315.
18. Introduction to Proverbs viii. 22. continued [file 3] 323.
19. Texts explained; sixthly, Proverbs viii. 22 [file 4] 342.
20. Texts explained; sixthly, Proverbs viii. 22. continued 353.
21. Texts explained; sixthly, Proverbs viii. 22. continued [file 5] 362.
22. Texts explained; sixthly, the context of Proverbs viii. 22.
viz. 22-30 [file 6] 385.
Discourse III.
23. Texts explained; seventhly, John xiv. 10 [file 1] 398.
24. Texts explained; eighthly, John xvii. 3. and the like 409.
25. Texts explained; ninthly, John x. 30. xvii. 11, &c. [file 2] 414.
26. Introductory to texts from the Gospels on the Incarnation [file 3] 436.
27. Texts explained; tenthly, Matthew xxviii. 18.
John iii. 35. &c. 451.
28. Texts explained; eleventhly, Mark xiii. 32. and Luke ii. 52 [file 4] 459.
29. Texts explained; twelfthly, Matthew xxvi. 39;
John xii. 27. &c. [file 5] 476.
30. Objections continued, as in chapters 7-10. [file 6] 484.
Discourse IV.
Introductory Remarks 497.
1. The Doctrine of the Monarchia implies or requires, not
negatives, the substantial existence of the Word and Son 512.
2. Texts explained against the Arians, viz. Matt. xxviii. 18.
Phil. ii. 9. Eph. i. 20. 520.
3. Comparison of Photinians with Arians 522.
4. (Being Subject 1. continued.) 523.
5. (Being Subject 3. continued.) 525.
6. The Sabellian doctrine of dilation and contraction 528.
7. On the Identity of the Word with the Son, against
Photinians and Samosatenes 531.
8. (Being Subject 4. continued.) 543.
9. (Being Subject 7. continued.) 545.

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Corrigenda

Page 287 note g fin. for h read i
343 line 10 for . B read ; b
397 heading for second Each read The
413 note col. 2 init for singly read simply
440 three times for drift read scope
453 note col. 1 line 25 for but read hardly more than
486 note g col. 2 lines 3 & 6 for as speak ... si read
 which speak ... si non

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Editor's Note

This book was printed with both footnotes and margin notes. The footnotes
are indicated here by letters (as in the original) and converted to endnotes.
Margin notes are indicated by numbers (assigned consecutively through the
file, unlike the original) and appear here as another set of endnotes. Notes in
brackets within footnotes, e.g. [p. 234 O.T.], are references to the Oxford
Translations.—NR.

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Title Page

SELECT TREATISES

OF

S. ATHANASIUS,

ARCHBISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA,

IN CONTROVERSY WITH THE ARIANS,

TRANSLATED,

WITH NOTES AND INDICES.

OXFORD:
JAMES PARKER AND CO.
AND RIVINGTONS,
LONDON, OXFORD, AND CAMBRIDGE

1877

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