出版物： Athens and Attica, 1836 Ancient Writings Copied from the Walls of Pompeii, 1837 Greece, Pictorial, Descriptive, and Historical, 1839 Theophilus Anglicanus, 1843 On the Canon of the Scriptures, 1848 Memoirs of William Wordsworth, 1851 Commentary on the Whole Bible, 1856–70 The Holy Year; or Hymns for Sundays and Holydays Throughout the Year, and for Other Occasions (London: Rivingtons, 1862, 1863, 1864) Church History, 1881–83
作詞作品： Amid the Doctors of the Law Another Year Has Now Begun Arm These Thy Soldiers, Mighty Lord Ark of God in Safety Rode, The As Some Fair River, from Pure Fount At Thy Transfiguration, Lord "Awake! Awake!" the Apostle Cries "Beloved Physician"! Title True Banner of the Cross, The Blest Be, O Lord, the Grace of Love Bright Beacon on an Island Rock Buried in Heathen Darkness Lay Cephas and Peter—Heav’n Taught Name Crowd Thronged Christ with Pressure Rude, The Daughter of Zion, Shout with Joy Day Is Come, the Solemn Day of Doom, The Day Is Gently Sinking to a Close, The Down from the Mountain Jesus Came Elisha’s Servant and His Staff Father of All, from Land and Sea Father of All, in Whom We Live O God, in Whose All-Searching Eye Father of Lights! to Thee We Pray Father, We Humbly Pray Fig Tree Near the Wayside Showed, The Five Pebbles from the Brook Four Rivers from One Holy Fount Arise From Jesu’s Eyes, Beside the Grave Galilean Fishers Toil, The Giver of Law Is God’s Dear Son Glory Be to God on High "Go, Show Yourselves unto the Priests" God, When the Heavens and Earth Were Made Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost Hail! the Woman’s Promised Seed Hark! the Sound of Holy Voices Hearts to Heaven and Voices Raise Hallelujah! Christ Is Risen Heavens Declare Thy Glory, Lord, The Heav’nly Father, Send Thy Blessing Holy, Holy, Holy Lord, God of Hosts Holy, Holy, Holy Lord, Maker of This Worldly Frame Holy Jesus, Mighty Lord Holy of Holies! Awful Name How Blessèd Is the Force of Prayer How Blest Are Hearts, Which Christ the Lord How Blest the Days That Angels See How Dreadful Is This Place! How Fair and Pleasant Is the Sight How Wondrous and Mysterious Are I Need to Be Baptized of Thee In All Our Wanderings Here Below In Sorrow and Distress In the Wilderness Prepare Thee In Thy Glorious Resurrection It Will Not Come Jerusalem! Thy Judge Will Come Lilies in the Field That Grow, The Lo He Comes! Whom Every Nation Lord, Be Thy Word My Rule Lord, for Thy Grace’s Showers Lord, May We Never, Save to One Lord, Not for Store of Worldly Wealth Lord, Not with Poor and Paltry Gifts Lord, Who Didst the Prophets Teach Man Fell from Grace by Carnal Appetite Mankind in Adam Fell Moses from Sinai Brings the Law Night Is Dark, the Winds Are Nigh, The No Longer Thou in Human Form Not Bound by Chains, nor Pent in Cells Not Gifts or Prophecy Can Save O Day of Rest and Gladness O Fear Not Though Before Thee Lies O Jerusalem Belovèd O King of Kings, We Thee Adore O Lord, How Altered Is the Face O Lord of Heav’n and Earth and Sea O Lord, Our Strength in Weakness O Lord, Who Didst a Samuel Give O Lord, Who in Thy Love Divine O Loving Jesu, for Us Crucified O Savior, Who at Nain’s Gate O Son of God, Eternal Word O Thou, the Way, the Truth, the Life O Wondrous Love, that He, Whose Bliss On Every New-Born Babe of Earth On the Dark Billows of the World Once All the Nations Were as One Once with a Legion of Foul Fiends Possessed Our Hearts and Voices Let Us Raise Peace to This House! Praised Be Thy Holy Name, O God "Repent, Repent," the Baptist Cries Saved by Thy Blood, the Red Sea Passed See He Comes! Whom Every Nation See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph Shall We—the Liegemen of the Lord Sing, O Sing, This Blessèd Morn Son of God, Incarnate Word Songs of Thankfulness and Praise Sun Is Sinking in the West, The There Was of Old a Place They Have No Wine Thou Bidd’st Us "Visit in Distress" Thou Hast a Temple Founded Though Days Are Evil, and as Slaves To All the Saints of God on Earth To Plead for Us with His Own Blood Today, O Lord, the Holy James Today with Bright Effulgence Shine "Touch Me Not," to Mary Said Tribes of Israël Revered, The Upon the Sixth Day of the Week Grave Itself a Garden Is, The Virtues of Thy Saints, O Lord, The We All, O God, Unrighteous Are We Hear the Tolling Bell We, in Ourselves, Unrighteous Are When Abraham upon the Wood When from the Body Freed by Death When from the City of Our God When David and His Faithful Friends When the Architect Almighty When the Lord of Hosts Ascended When Thou Hadst Blest the Loaves When Thou, O Lord, Didst Send the Twelve When Two Friends on Easter Day When We the Mighty Acts of Joshua See Who Is This That Comes from Edom? Winds and Billow Wildly Roar, The Wounds Which Jesus Once Endured, The
