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The Diatessaron of Tatian

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Introduction.

[1203] Lit. fatteneth, as in Peshitta.

Section XVII.

[1204] Matt. xiii. 24.

[1205] Matt. xiii. 25.

[1206] Matt. xiii. 26.

[1207] Matt. xiii. 27.

[1208] Matt. xiii. 28.

[1209] Matt. xiii. 29.

[1210] See above, § 4, 24, note.

[1211] Matt. xiii. 30.

[1212] Matt. xiii. 31.

[1213] Luke xiii. 18.

[1214] Mark 4.30; Luke 13.19.

[1215] Matt. 13.31; Mark 4.31.

[1216] Matt. 13.32; Mark 4.32.

[1217] Mark 4.33; Matt. 13.33.

[1218] Luke xiii. 20.

[1219] Matt. xiii. 33.

[1220] Matt. 13.34; Mark 4.33.

[1221] Matt. 13.34,35.

[1222] The word (if not a corruption of that used in the Brit. Mus. text of Ibn-at-Tayyib’s Commentary, and in § 43, 46 where, however, according to Ciasca’s foot-note, it was not the word first written by the scribe) is Syriac. Perhaps it means the ends of the earth (see P. Smith, Thes. Syr.). Still a third word is used in § 47, 42.

[1223] Mark iv. 34.

 

 

 

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