Grammar of the principal ancient and modern Languages; viz. the Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Chaldee, Syriac, and Samaritan, the French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Modern Greek, 2 parts, London, 1822 (most of these grammars had been published separately in 1819 and 1821). The Expectations formed by the Assyrians that a Great Deliverer would appear about the time of our Lord's Advent demonstrated, London [Prittlewell printed], 1826. The Time of the Millennium investigated, and its Nature determined on Scriptural Grounds, London [Prittlewell, privately printed], 1831. The last two works form part of Nolan's 'Boyle Lectures.' After their delivery materials accumulated under his researches for a work of considerable extent, to be entitled A Demonstration of Revelation, from the Sign of the Sabbath, but he did not complete it. The Analogy of Revelation and Science established (Bampton Lectures), Oxford, 1833. The Chronological Prophecies as constituting a Connected System (Warburton Lectures), London, 1837. The Evangelical Character of Christianity ... asserted and vindicated, London, 1838. The Catholic Character of Christianity as recognised by the Reformed Church, in opposition to the corrupt traditions of the Church of Rome, asserted, London, 1839; this was the first work published in reply to Tracts for the Times. The Egyptian Chronology analysed, its theory developed and practically applied, and confirmed in its dates and details, from its agreement with the Hieroglyphic Monuments and the Scripture Chronology, London, Oxford [printed], 1848. References Attribution 1784 births 1864 deaths 19th-century Irish Anglican priests