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The Diatessaron of Tatian

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Introduction.

[1060] Matt. xvi. 3.

[1061] Matt. xvi. 4; this is reckoned to verse 3 in the Greek.

[1062] Matt. xii. 22.

[1063] Matt. xii. 23.

[1064] Mark vi. 30.

[1065] Wrought may have arisen from taught by a transcriptional error (transposition of l and m) within the Arabic text. As it appears to occur in both mss., they would seem to have a common origin, which, however, can hardly have been the autograph of the translator.

[1066] Mark vi. 31.

[1067] Luke vii. 36.

[1068] Luke vii. 37.

[1069] Luke vii. 38.

[1070] Luke vii. 39.

[1071] A comparison with the Syriac text recommends this rendering.

Section XV.

[1072] Luke vii. 40.

[1073] Luke vii. 41.

[1074] Luke vii. 42.

[1075] Luke vii. 43.

[1076] Luke vii. 44.

[1077] Lit. sunk, a word the choice of which is explained by the Syriac.

[1078] Luke vii. 45.

[1079] Or, I.

[1080] Luke vii. 46.

 

 

 

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