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The '''Diatessaron''' was the Syriac harmony of the [[Gospels]] as compiled by Tatian around A.D. 170.  It was written as one continuous narrative and served as the primary [[Christian]] text in [[Syria]] until the A.D. 300s.
 
The '''Diatessaron''' was the Syriac harmony of the [[Gospels]] as compiled by Tatian around A.D. 170.  It was written as one continuous narrative and served as the primary [[Christian]] text in [[Syria]] until the A.D. 300s.
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''See also'' [[Harmony of the Gospel (Conservative Version)]]
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[[category:New Testament]]
 
[[category:New Testament]]

Revision as of 06:26, May 24, 2016

The Diatessaron was the Syriac harmony of the Gospels as compiled by Tatian around A.D. 170. It was written as one continuous narrative and served as the primary Christian text in Syria until the A.D. 300s.

See also Harmony of the Gospel (Conservative Version)