Diatessaron

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The Diatessaron is a 2nd-century gospel harmony compiled by Tatian that weaves the four canonical Gospels into a single continuous narrative of Jesus’ life and teachings.

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Tatian’s Diatessaron 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early Christian text
gospel harmony
aim to harmonize the four canonical Gospels
associatedWith Syriac Christianity NERFINISHED
category New Testament apocrypha (broad sense)
compiler Tatian NERFINISHED
dateOfComposition 2nd century
geographicOrigin Edessa (traditionally associated)
Syrian region
hasGenre gospel harmony
hasPart narrative of Jesus’ birth
narrative of Jesus’ ministry
narrative of Jesus’ passion NERFINISHED
narrative of Jesus’ resurrection
historicalSignificance earliest known gospel harmony
influenced Syriac gospel tradition
later gospel harmonies
influencedBy Tatian's theological perspective
language Syriac
narrativeForm single continuous narrative
notableFor integration of four canonical Gospels into one account
omits duplicated parallel passages
originalTitleLanguage Greek
religiousTradition Christianity
replacedBy Peshitta Gospels NERFINISHED
status non-canonical gospel text
structure continuous life-of-Jesus narrative
subject life of Jesus
teachings of Jesus
survivesIn Arabic translation
Armenian witnesses
Latin witnesses
commentaries by Ephrem the Syrian
later translations and quotations
textualStatus reconstructed from secondary witnesses
titleLanguage Greek
titleMeaning through four
usedAsStandardGospelTextIn Syriac churches
usedAsStandardGospelTextUntilCentury 5th century
usedInLiturgy early Syriac churches
usesSource Gospel of John NERFINISHED
Gospel of Luke NERFINISHED
Gospel of Mark NERFINISHED
Gospel of Matthew NERFINISHED

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Tatian notableWork Diatessaron
Commentary on the Diatessaron subject Diatessaron
this entity surface form: Tatian’s Diatessaron