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The Diatessaron of Tatian.

Translated by ANF/NPNF editors

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Contents 59 sections

  1. The Diatessaron of Tatian.
  2. Introduction.
  3. Introductory Notes.
  4. Section I.
  5. Section II.
  6. Section III.
  7. Section IV.
  8. Section V.
  9. Section VI.
  10. Section VII.
  11. Section VIII.
  12. Section IX.
  13. Section X.
  14. Section XI.
  15. Section XII.
  16. Section XIII.
  17. Section XIV.
  18. Section XV.
  19. Section XVI.
  20. Section XVII.
  21. Section XVIII.
  22. Section XIX.
  23. Section XX.
  24. Section XXI.
  25. Section XXII.
  26. Section XXIII.
  27. Section XXIV.
  28. Section XXV.
  29. Section XXVI.
  30. Section XXVII.
  31. Section XXVIII.
  32. Section XXIX.
  33. Section XXX.
  34. Section XXXI.
  35. Section XXXII.
  36. Section XXXIII.
  37. Section XXXIV.
  38. Section XXXV.
  39. Section XXXVI.
  40. Section XXXVII.
  41. Section XXXVIII.
  42. Section XXXIX.
  43. Section XL.
  44. Section XLI.
  45. Section XLII.
  46. Section XLIII.
  47. Section XLIV.
  48. Section XLV.
  49. Section XLVI.
  50. Section XLVII.
  51. Section XLVIII.
  52. Section XLIX.
  53. Section L.
  54. Section LI.
  55. Section LII.
  56. Section LIII.
  57. Section LIV.
  58. Section LV.
  59. Subscriptions.

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