- The
Harmony of the
Gospels (Latin: De
consensu evangelistarum; lit. 'On the
Agreement of the Evangelists') is a book by the
Christian philosopher Augustine...
- also see
Zechariah 12:12.
Augustine of
Hippo (c. 400), De
consensu evangelistarum (On the
Harmony of the Gospels), pp. 2.4.12–13
Matthew 18:21–22; cf...
- 3–6.
Carlson (2001).
Farmer (1983).
Augustine of Hippo, De
Consensu Evangelistarum I.3–4. Peabody,
David B. (1983). "Augustine and the
Augustinian Hypothesis:...
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found in the text,
under the
title Unum ex quattuor, sive de
concordia evangelistarum (printed in Migne's
Patrologia Latina 186:11-620). The work, divided...
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Faustum [Manichaeum]
Reply to
Faustus the
Manichaean 400 De
consensu evangelistarum On the
Harmony of the
Evangelists 400 De bono
coniugali On the Good...
- of
Clement of Llanthony's 12th
century Latin work
Concordia quattuor evangelistarum,
itself a
collection of
mainly patristic exegetical fragments whose...
- (1592),
Evangelicae historiae quadripartita monas sive
harmonia quatuor Evangelistarum. (Harmonization of the Gospels.) Many
other copies listed at
World Cat...
- Germany, 1468-70,
Bavarian State Library. Ars
Memorandi per
figuras evangelistarum, an
anonymous work with
mnemonic images of
events in the Four Gospels...
-
their use at this date.
There is a copy of St Augustine's De
Consensu Evangelistarum ("On the
Harmony of the Evangelists")
copied in the
first half of the...
-
Gilbert de la Porrée. The Unum,
occasionally known as
Concordia Quattuor Evangelistarum, is a
gospel harmony to
which Clement attached a
large commentary. Unum...
