{"collection":"chr","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/chr/ecf/009/0090065.htm","path":"chr/ecf/009/0090065.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/chr/ecf/009/0090065.htm","text":"p. 130 Subscriptions.\nHere endeth the Gospel which Tatianus compiled and named Diatessaron, i.e., The Fourfold, a compilation from the four Gospels of the holy Apostles, the excellent Evangelists (peace be upon them). It was translated by the excellent and learned priest, Abu\u2019l Faraj \u2018Abdulla ibn-at-Tayyib 3872 (may God grant him favour), from Syriac into Arabic, from an exemplar written by \u2018Isa 3873 ibn-\u2018Ali al-Motatabbib, 3874 pupil of Honain ibn-Ishak (God have mercy on them both). Amen.\n2. In Vatican ms. 3875\nHere endeth, by the help of God, the holy Gospel that Titianus compiled from the four Gospels, which is known as Diatessaron. And praise be to God, as he is entitled to it and lord of it! And to him be the glory for ever.\nSee note 1 to Introductory Note in Borg. ms. (above, p. 42).\n130:3873\nms., by misplacing the diacritical signs, has Ghobasi.\n130:3874\nThe ms. has Mottayyib; but Ciasca, in an additional note inserted after the volume was printed, gives the correct form.\n130:3875\nThe Arabic text of this Subscription is given by Ciasca in his essay, De Tatiani Diatessaron arabica Versione, in I. B. Pitra\u2019s Analecta Sacra, tom. iv., p. 466.","title":"Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol IX: The Diatessaron of Tatian.: Subscriptions.","type":"page"}