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The Diatessaron of Tatian
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[187] This is the most natural meaning of the Arabic sentence; which, however, is simply a word-for-word reproduction.
[192] Luke ii. 7.
[193] Luke ii. 8.
[199] The Arabic represents Syr. idiom.
[205] cf. § 1, 66, note.
[207] Borg. ms. inserts all above the line, after these. The meaning ought then to be, these things, namely, all the sayings.
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