Monotessaron
(mɒnəʊˈtɛsərən)
[a. med.L. monotessaron, f. (erron. after diatessaron) Gr. µόνο-ς single + τέσσαρ-ες four.]
A continuous scriptural narrative prepared from a collation of the four Gospels; = diatessaron 3.
| 1831 T. H. Horne's Introd. to Bible (U.S. ed.) II. i. xi. 478 (Funk) The importance..of..obtaining the clear amount of their various narratives, has..suggested the plan of digesting the Gospels into..a connected history..termed..a Monotessaron. 1862 F. Barham (title) Improved Monotessaron;..combining the words of the Four Gospels. 1882 in Ogilvie. |