An important one written in Heligenstadt replaced the usual Minuet in the third movement with a Scherzo.  
The one by Henry Cowell includes such movements as "Repression" and "Liberation," and is nicknamed the "Anthropos."  The one by Philip Glass opens with an English horn introduction, and is a follow-up to a work based on the David Bowie album Low.  The one by Sibelius is written in D major and based upon themes originally composed for a tone poem based on The Divine Comedy.  The one by John Corigliano won the Pulitzer Prize in 2001.  The one by Brahms was also written in D major, and features two movements written in waltz time.  An important one written in Heligenstadt replaced the usual Minuet in the third movement with a Scherzo.  FTP, give the number shared by these symphonic works, including one by Beethoven which preceded the Eroica and Mahler's Resurrection.
The one by Henry Cowell includes such movements as "Repression" and "Liberation," and is nicknamed the "Anthropos."  
Symphony No. 2 (or second)