The term "Nocturne" was first used in the Romantic era sense of the term by Irish composer John Field (1782-1837). This collection of EIGHTEEN (18) NOCTURNES was edited by Franz Liszt, and it includes a preface written in French by Liszt, then also translated into English and German.
Nocturne in E-flat Major, H.24 Nocturne in C minor, H.25 Nocturne in A-flat Major, H.26 Nocturne in A Major, H.36 Nocturne in B-flat Major, H.37 Nocturne in F Major (Berceuse), H.40 Pastorale in A Major, H.14 Romance in E-flat Major, H.30 Nocturne in E minor, H.46 (Melancolie) Nocturne in E Major (Nocturne pastorale), H.65 Nocturne in E-flat Major, H.56 Nocturne in E Major, H.13 (Midi or Rondo Favori) Nocturne in C Major (Reverie), H.45 Nocturne in G Major, H.58 Nocturne in D minor (Lied ohne Worte), H.59 Nocturne in C Major, H.60 Nocturne in C Major, H.61 Nocturne in F Major, H.62