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The Diatessaron of Tatian

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Introduction.

[3487] Matt. xxvii. 15.

[3488] Matt. xxvii. 16.

[3489] Matt. xxvii. 17.

[3490] John xviii. 39.

[3491] John xviii. 40.

[3492] Luke xxiii. 19.

[3493] Ciasca’s text, following the Vat. ms., has disorder. Borg. ms. has division (cf. heresies, Curetonian of § 50, 37), which by addition of a diacritical point gives sedition; cf. § 50, 37 (Ciasca, following Vat. ms.), and Peshitta (both places).

[3494] Mark xv. 8.

[3495] Mark 15.9; Matt. 27.17.

[3496] Matt. xxvii. 18.

[3497] Matt. xxvii. 20.

[3498] Matt. xxvii. 21.

[3499] Matt. xxvii. 22.

[3500] Mark xv. 13.

[3501] Luke xxiii. 20.

[3502] Luke xxiii. 21.

[3503] Luke xxiii. 22.

[3504] Our translator has retained the Syriac word, which in this context means fault (see § 50, 11, note).

[3505] Luke xxiii. 23.

[3506] The word used in Vat ms. means a repeated charge or attack. That in Borg. ms. is probably used in the post-classical sense of importuning him. Either word might be written by a copyist for the other. The same double reading probably occurs again at § 53, 55.

[3507] Mark 15.15; Luke 23.25.

 

 

 

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