...seu Tatiani Evangeliorum Harmoniae Arabice... presents Cardinal Augustino Ciasca's scholarly work concerning the Arabic version of Tatian's Diatessaron. This volume offers invaluable insights into early Christian texts and their transmission within Eastern Christian communities. Ciasca's work sheds light on the historical and textual relationships between different Gospel traditions and offers a critical resource for scholars of Biblical studies, Oriental Christianity, and the history of the Gospel texts. Its enduring value lies in providing access to a significant piece of early Christian literature and highlighting the rich textual heritage of the Arabic-speaking Christian world.

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