The Diatessaron of Tatian: A Preliminary Study |
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Though far eclipsed by William Petersen's massive work on the Diatessaron, Harris' book still serves as an introduction to the maze of major Diatessaronic witnesses that were known in the late 1800's, and introduces the puzzles involved in ascertaining the readings of Tatian's work.
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Abulfaraj Ammonius Aphraates Apocryphal additions Apostles Arabic Harmony Arabic version Armenian Assemani avrov Bar-Hebraeus Bar-Salibi century certainly Church Ciasca Clementine Homilies Codex Bezae Codex Fuldensis commentary of Ephrem copy Curetonian Syriac Diatessaron of Tatian disciples distinct Gospel Doctrine of Addai Dr Hort early Edessa eius Encratites Eusebius evidence existence Ferrar group Ferrar text follows four Gospels gives gloss Gospel of John Gospel of Matthew Greek text habent Harmonist Hebrews Honain icai ical influence interpolations Jesus John xx Justin last twelve verses Latin Lord Luke xxiv Mark vii Matt Matth narrative Old Syriac old-Latin origin Peshito Pre-Tatian primitive probably question quotations quoted reading reference rell rrjv Scriptures seems sentence shew shewn stood Syriac text Tatian Harmony Tatian text Testament text of Tatian textual Theodoret thing thou trace translation Victor Victor of Capua Vulgate Western non-interpolations Western text words writer xvii xxii Zahn
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| Title | The Diatessaron of Tatian: A Preliminary Study Issue 5 of Haverford College studies |
| Author | James Rendel Harris |
| Publisher | C. J. Clay, 1890 |
| Original from | Columbia University |
| Digitized | Jul 14, 2009 |
| Length | 68 pages |
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