# The Great Didactic of John Amos Comenius/Appendix

APPENDIX
THE WORKS OF COMENIUS, ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER OF COMPOSITION
[C.] signifies that the work was written in Czech
1. 1612. Linguæ Bohemica Thesaurus, hoc est Lexicon plenissimum, Grammatica accurata, idiotismorum elegantiæ emphases adagiaque.
2. 1612. Amphitheatrum Universitatis.
3. 1613. Sylloge quæstionum controversarum, philosophiæ viridario depromptarum. Herbornæ, 1613.
4. 1615. De angelis.
5. 1616. Grammaticæ facilioris præcepta. Pragæ, 1616.
6. 1617. Pauperum oppressorum clamores in cœlum. Olmutii, 1617.
7. 1620. The spiritual salvation of faithful Christians, worn out by countless temptations. [C.]
8. 1620–2. De Antiquitatibus Moraviæ.
9. 1620–30. De origine Baronum a Zerotin.
10. 1621. Moraviæ nova et post omnes priores accuratissima Delineatio, auctore J. A. Comenio. 1st ed. 1627; last, 1695.
11. 1622. Meditations on the Christian perfection, which God, in His Word, shows to His chosen ones; which He implants in them through His Spirit; and which, to their unspeakable blessedness, He kindles and brings to full completion. Prague, 1622. [C.]
12. 1622. The impregnable fortress of God’s name, where all find safety who fly thither in trials and in danger. [C.]
13. 1622. Lamentation of a Christian over the oppression of his Church and of his country. [C.]
​14. 1623. The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart. Amsterdam, 1663. [C.]
15. 1623. The orphan’s plight. That is to say, abandonment by all friends, protectors, and helpers. Lissa, 1634. [C.]
16. 1625. Centrum securitatis. Lissa, 1633. [C.]
17. 1625. The Revelations and Visions of Christopher Kotter. [C.]
18. 1626. The Psalms of David. A version in Czech. Vienna, 1661.
19. 1628–32. The Didactic of John Amos Comenius. Prague, 1849. [C.]
The Latin version, under the title Didactica Magna, was published at Amsterdam in 1657.
20. 1628. Informatorium of the Mother-School. Prague, 1858. [C.]
The Latin version, under the title: Schola Infantiæ, sive de provida Juventutis primo sexennio Educatione. Amsterodami, 1657.
German version by Comenius. Lissa, 1633.
21. 1628. Vernaculæ Scholæ Classis sex Libelli.
22. 1628. J. A. Comenii Janua Linguarum Reserata. Sive Seminarium Linguarum et Scientiarum Omnium. Hoc est Compendiosa Latinam (et quamlibet aliam) Linguam, una cum Scientiarum, Artiumque omnium fundamentis, perdiscendi Methodus; sub Titulis centum, Periodis autem mille, comprehensa. 1st edition pub. by Comenius in 1633. Published in Greek and Latin at Oxford as late as 1800. And in Latin, German, and Czech at Prague in 1874.
23. 1629. De veris et falsis prophetis. Written in Czech and translated into Latin for inclusion in Lux in Tenebris.
24. 1630. Praxis Pietatis; The practice of true Piety. [C.] Lissa, 1631.
25. 1630. Funeral oration over Esther Sadowska (written in German).
26. 1631. Grammatica latina legibus vernaculæ concinnata.
27. 1631. Concordance of the Holy Scriptures. (Burnt at Lissa.)
28. 1631. Evangelistarum Harmonia.
29. 1632. Historia fratrum Bohemorum.
30. 1632. Manual of the Holy Scriptures. Written for the Bohemian Church. [C.]
31. 1632. History of the sufferings, the death, the burial, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ; compiled from the four Evangelists. [C.]
32. 1632. Historia Persecutionum Ecclesiæ Bohemicæ. Jam inde a primordiis conversionis suæ ad Christianismum, hoc est, Anno 894 ad Annum usque 1632. Ferdinando secundo Austriaco regnante, In qua Inaudita hactenus Arcana Politica consilia, artes, præsentium ​bellorum veræ causæ et judicia horrenda exhibentur. Nunc primum edita cum duplici Indice. A.D. 1648. Translated into Czech and published at Lissa in 1655.
33. 1632. Haggæus Redivivus. Sorrowful exhortation, in God’s name, of Christian rulers, of God’s ministers, and of all nations. [C.]
34. 1632. Short sketch of the reorganisation of schools in the Kingdom of Bohemia. [C.]
35. 1632. The Basis and Duration of the two Churches, the true and the false; of which the true Church, founded in Paradise through the name of Jesus Christ, will endure to the end of the World. [C.]
36. 1632. Some questions that concern the Unity of Bohemian Brethren. First printed in 1878. [C.]
37. 1632–3. Physicæ ad lumen divinum reformatæ synopsis philodidactorum et theodidactorum censuræ exposita. Lipsiæ, 1633.
38. 1632. Astronomia ad lumen Physicum reformanda.
39. 1632–3. The wisdom of the Forefathers set forth as a mirror for their Descendants. First printed in 1849. [C.]
40. 1633. Januæ Linguarum Reseratæ Vestibulum, Quo Primus ad Latinam Linguam aditus Tirunculis paratur. Many editions. Latest in 1867.
41. 1634. Suggestions for a new edition of the Chant-Book. [C.]
42. 1634. Conatuum Comenianorum Præludia. Oxoniæ, 1637.
43. 1635. Leges Illustris Gymnasii Lesnensis.
44. 1635. Account of a tractate hostile to the Unity, by Samuel Martin, and refutation of the same. Lissa, 1636. [C.]
45. 1636. XXI. Sermons. Of the mysteries of Death and of Resurrection. Lissa, 1636. [C.]
46. 1636. The Mirror of Good Government. Funeral oration over Count Raphael of Lissa. Lissa, 1636. (Composed in German.)
47. 1637. J. A. Comenii Faber Fortunæ sive Ars consulendi ipsi sibi. Amsterodami, 1657.
48. 1637. The Way of Peace; that is to say, the only true and unfailing means by which God’s Church can be preserved in Harmony, Concord, and Love. Lissa, 1637. [C.]
49. 1637. De Quæstione Utrum Dominus Jesus Propriâ Virtute a mortuis Resurrexit. Ad Melchiorem Schefferum Socinistam, breve ac solidum Joh. A. Comenii Responsum. Amstelodami apud Joannem Janssonium 1659.
50. 1637. De Sermonis Latini Studio, Per Vestibulum, Januam, Palatium, et Thesauros Latinitatis, quadripartito gradu plene absolvendo, Didactica Dissertatio. Lissa, 1637.
51. 1638. Diogenes Cynicus Redivivus, sive De compendiose Philo​sophando. Ad Scholæ ludentis exercitia olim accommodatus, nunc autem luci datus. Authore J. A. Comenio. Amstelodami, 1658.
52. 1638. Abrahamus Patriarcha. Scena repræsentatus anno 1641 in Januario, sub examen Scholæ publicum. Amstelodami. Anno 1661.
53. 1638. Conatuum Pansophicorum Dilucidatio. In gratiam censorum facta. Londini, 1639.
54. 1639. A Dextris et Sinistris, hoc est pro fide in Christum, Deum Hominem cum Marcioniticis deliriis (Humanitatem Christi abnegantibus) Lucta. Amsterodami, 1662.
55. 1640. De Christianorum Uno Deo, Patre, Filio, Spiritu. Fides antiqua, Contra Novatores. Amstelodami, 1659.
56. 1640 (?). Janua Rerum reserata, hoc est Sapientia prima (quam vulgo Metaphysicam vocant) ita Mentibus hominum adaptata ut per eam in totam Rerum Ambitum Omnemque interiorem Rerum Ordinem Et in omnes intimas rebus Coæternas Veritates Prospectus pateat Catholicus Simulque ut eadem omnium humanorum Cogitationum, Sermonum, Operum, Fons et Scaturigo, Formaque ac Norma esse appareat. Authore J. A. Comenio. Lugduni Batavorum. Apud Hæredes Jacobi Heeneman. Anno 1681.
57. 1641. Via Lucis. Hoc est, Rationabilis disquisitio, quomodo Intellectualis animorum Lux, Sapientia, tandem sub Mundi vesperam per omnes mentes et gentes feliciter spargi possit. Amstelodami, 1688.
58. 1641–3. J. A. Comenii Pansophiæ Diatyposis Ichnographica et Orthographica delineatione. Totius futuri operis amplitudinem, dimensionem, usus adumbrans. Amsterodami, 1645.
59. 1643. Irenica quædam scripta Pro pace Ecclesiæ.
60. 1643. Calendarium Ecclesiasticum.
61. 1644. Judicium de Judicio Valeriani Magni Mediolanensis, Super Catholicorum et Acatholicorum Credendi Regula, sive Absurditatum Echo. Amstelodami, 1644.
62. 1644–6. Linguarum Methodus Novissima Fundamentis Didacticis solide superstructa. 1648.
63. 1645. Jo. Amos Comenii Eccl. Boh. Episcopi, De Rerum Humanarum Emendatione Consultatio Catholica. 2nd ed. Halle, 1702.
64. 1645. Judicium Ulrici Neufeldii de Fidei Catholicæ Regula Catholica, Ejusque Catholico Usu ad Valerianum Magnum Omnesque Catholicos. 1645.
65. 1645. Regulæ Vitæ Sapientis, harmonicæ, tranquillæ, actuosa, negotiis obrutæ, liberaliter otiosæ, peregrinantis denique. 1645.
​66. 1645. Pansophiæ dogmaticæ, Latinis olim decretoriæ, nunc systematicæ vulgo dictæ delineatio juxta diatyposin J. A. Comenii.
67. 1646. Christianismus reconciliabilis reconciliatore Christo. Hoc est quam facile Christiani si vere ac serio Christiani esse velint, non discordare possint, tam clara ut Sol meridie est demonstratio.
68. 1648. Independentia æternarum Confusionum Origo Spectamini Venerabilis Nationalis Synodi in Nomine Christi Londini in Anglia congregatæ subjecta Anno 1648.
69. 1649. Of the casting out of the dumb and other devils. A sermon delivered at Lissa. 1649. [C.]
70. 1649. Index plenus vocum Germanicarum.
71. 1649. Johannis Lasitii, nobilis Poloni Historiæ de Origine Et Rebus gestis Fratrum Bohemicorum Liber Octavus, qui est De Moribus et Institutis eorum. Ob præsentem rerum statum seorsim editus. Anno 1649.
72. 1649. Manuductio in viam pacis ecclesiasticæ.
73. 1649. Funeral Oration over Paul Fabrik. [C.]
74. 1650. Syntagma rerum, conceptuum, et verborum.
75. 1650. The Will of the Dying Mother; in which she divides among her sons and heirs the treasures entrusted to her by God. Lissa, 1650. [C.]
76. 1650. Schola Pansophica. Hoc est, Universalis Sapientiæ Officina, ab annis aliquot ubi ubi gentium erigi optatæ: Nunc autem Auspiciis Illustrissimi Domini D. Sigismundi Racocis de Felseovadas Saros-Pataki Hungarorum feliciter erigenda. 1651.
77. 1651. De reperta ad Authores Latinos prompte legendos et clare intellegendos Facili Brevique Via, Schola Latina, Tribus Classibus divisa. Amsterodami, 1657.
78. 1651–2. Eruditionis Scholasticæ Pars Tertia. Atrium Rerum et Linguarum Ornamenta exhibens. In usum Scholæ Patakinæ editum. Anno 1652.
79. 1651. J. A. Komensky’s The Art of Preaching. Prague, 1823. [C.]
80. 1651. Primitiæ laborum Scholasticorum. 1651.
81. 1651–2. Laborum Scholasticorum in Illustri Patakino Gymnasio continuatis.
82. 1652. Joachimi Fortii Ringelbergii De Ratione Studii Liber Vere Aureus. Des. Erasmi Roterodami. De Ratione Studii. Edited by Comenius, with an Introduction.
83. 1653. Fortius Redivivus, sive de pellenda Scholis ignavia.
84. 1653. Præcepta Morum. In usum Juventutis collecta. Anno 1653.
85. 1653. Leges Scholæ bene ordinatæ.
​86. 1653. Orbis sensualium pictus. Hoc est, Omnium fundamentalium in Mundo rerum et in Vita actionum, Pictura et Nomenclatura. Nuremberg, 1658.
87. 1653. Animæ sanctæ Æterna Regna cum Triumpho ingredientis Beatum Satellitium. Anno 1653. Addressed to Laurence de Geer on the death of his father.
88. 1654. Schola Ludus seu Encyclopædia viva, h. e. Januæ Linguarum praxis comica. Patak, 1656.
89. 1654. J. A. Comenii Lexicon Atriale Latino-Latinum Simplices et nativas rerum nomenclationes e Janua Linguæ Latinæ jam notas, in elegantes varie commutare docens. Amstelodami, 1658.
90. 1654. Laborum Scholasticorum Patakini obitorum Coronis, Sermone valedictorio, ad Scholam Patakinam, ejusque solertes D. D. Scholarchas et Visitatores, Generosorumque Reverendorum magnam panegyrin, habito imposita. Anno 1654.
91. 1654. Gentis felicitas Speculo exhibita iis, qui num felices sint et quomodo fieri possint, cognoscere velint. 1659.
92. 1654–7. Lux in Tenebris. Hoc est Prophetiæ Donum quo Deus Ecclesiam Evangelicam (in Regno Bohemiæ et incorporatis Provinciis) sub tempus horrendæ ejus pro Evangelio persequutionis extremæque dissipationis ornare, ac paterne solari dignatus est. Submissis de statu Ecclesiæ in Terris, præsenti et mox futuro, per Christophorum Cotterum Silesium, Christinam Poniatovam Bohemam, et Nicolaum Drabicium Moravum, Revelationibus vere divinis, ab anno 1616 usque ad annum 1656 continuatis. Quæ nunc e Vernaculo in Latinum fideliter translatæ in Dei gloriam, afflictorum solatia, aliorumque salutarem informationem ipsius Oraculi jussu in lucem dantur. Anno 1657.
93. 1655. The struggle with God in prayer, followed by Resignation to His Will in death as in life. A sermon preached at Lissa on Sept. 24th; at the close of a day of great danger. 2nd ed. Halle, 1765. [C.]
94. 1655. Panegyricus Carolo Gustavo Magno Svecorum, Gothorum, Vandalorumque Regi, incruento Sarmatia Victori, et quaquâ venit Liberatori, Pio, Felici, Augusto. Heroi afflictis in solatia, Regibus in exemplum, nato. Lugduni Batavorum, 1656.
95. 1655–6. Evigila Polonia.
96. 1656. Enoch; or, Of the continual intercourse of believers with God. 1656. [C.]
97. 1656. The Gift of Long Life. A sermon preached at the burial of Wacslaw Lochar, Consenior of the Moravian Church at Lissa. [C.]
98. 1656. Materiarum Pansophicarum Sylva, Definitionum scil. ​omnium rerum et Axiomatum (supra 20 annos magnâ diligentiâ Congestatus) thesaurus. Burnt at Lissa.
99. 1656. Sapientia Bis et Ter Oculata, Aliud in alio acute videns, aliudque per aliud potenter demonstrans. Burnt at Lissa.
100. 1656. Lesnæ Excidium, Anno 1656 in Aprili factum, fide historica narratum.
101. 1657. Parvulis parvulus, Omnibus Omnia. Hoc est Vestibuli Lat. Linguæ Auctarium. Voces Latinas primitivas construi, cœptas, et in Sententiolas breves redactas, exhibens. Amsterdami, 1657.
102. 1657. J. A. Comenii pro Latinitate Januæ Linguarum suæ, illiusque praxeos Apologia. Amstelodami, 1657.
103. 1657. J. A. Comenii Opera Didactica Omnia, ab anno 1627 ad 1657 continuata. Amsterodami, Anno 1657.
104. 1658. Janua sive Introductorium in Biblia Sacra. Norimbergæ, 1658.
105. 1658. Novi Testamenti Epitome, Typorum Diversitate Res, Verba, Phrases, Atque Sententias Exhibens. Norimbergæ, 1658.
106. 1659. Disquisitiones de Caloris et Frigoris natura, in prodromum novæ editionis Physicæ ad lumen divinum restituendæ. Amstelodami, 1659.
107. 1659. Book of Chants for the Bohemian Church. Amsterdam, 1659. [C.]
108. 1659. Vindicatio Famæ et conscientiæ Johannis Comenii a Calumniis Nicolai Arnoldi. Lugduni Batavorum, 1659.
109. 1659. Historia Revelationum Christophori Kotteri, Christinæ Poniatoviæ, Nicolai Drabicii et quæ circa illas varie acciderunt, usque ad earundem Anno 1657 publicationem, et post publicationem. 1659.
110. 1659. Cartesius cum sua naturali Philosophia a Mechanicis eversus. Amsterodami, 1659.
111. 1660. The mournful cry of the Shepherds, terror-struck by God’s anger, to their perishing and scattered flocks. Amsterdam, 1660. [C.]
112. 1660. De bono Unitatis et ordinis disciplinæque et obedientiæ. Amst. 1660.
113. 1660. De Irenico Irenicorum. Hoc est: Conditionibus Pacis a Socini Secta reliquo Christiano Orbi oblatis, ad omnes Christianos facta Admonitio A. Johan. Amos Comenio. Amsterodami, Anno 1660.
114. 1661. Theologia Naturalis. A Raymundo de Sabunde ante duo secula conscriptus, nunc autem Latiniore stylo in compendium redactus. Amst. 1661.
​115. 1661. Catechism for young Bohemians. Amst. 1661. [C.]
116. 1661. J. A. Comenio de Iterato Sociniano Irenico Iterata ad Christianos Admonitio. Amst. 1661.
117. 1661. Socinismi Speculum uno intuitu quidquid ibi creditur aut non creditur, exhibens. Amst. 1661.
118. 1662. Johan. Amos Comenii Admonitio Tertia. I. Ad D. Zwickerum ut impios suos adversus Christum et Christianam fidem impetus temperet; II. ad Christianos ut tandem evigilent. Amst. 1662.
119. 1662. Confession of the Beliefs, Teaching, and Religion of the Unity of the Bohemian Brethren. Amst. 1662. [C.]
120. 1662. De rerum humanarum Emendatione Consultationis Catholicæ Pars Secunda Panaugia. Ubi de accendenda Mentibus ante omnia Luce quadam universali, in qua omnes, Omnia, Omnino videri possint, consultatur.
121. 1662. The Moral Teaching of Cato the Wise, translated into Bohemian. Amst. 1662. [C.]
122. 1663. Renuntiatio Mundi. Amst. 1663.
123. 1663. Revelationum Divinarum, in usum Seculi nostri quibusdam nuper factarum, Epitome. 1663.
124. 1664–7. Lux e Tenebris. Tenebris, humanarum abominationum, Divinarumque plagarum. Lux, Divinarum Consolationum, glorioseque reflorescentis Ecclesiæ.
125. 1667. Petrus Serarius: Responsio ad Exercitationem Paradoxam Anonymi cujusdam Cartesianæ Sectæ Discipuli qua Philosophiam pro infallibili S. Literas interpretandi normâ Orbi Christiano obtrudit. Amst. 1667.
126. 1669. Unum Necessarium, Scire Quid Sibi sit Necessarium; in Vita et Morte, et post Mortem. Quod non Necessariis Mundi Fatigatus et ad Unum Necessarium Sese Recipiens, Senex J. A. Comenius, Anno ætatis suæ 77, Mundo expendendum offert. Amst. 1668.
127. 1669. De Zelo sine scientia et charitate, Admonitio Fraterna J. A. Comenii ad D. Samuelem Maresium: Pro minuendis odiis et ampliandis favoribus. Amst. 1669.
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