The Four Gospels (800) - Page 9

Concerning those things which they spoke together in the four canons

original: "metol hallyn d-ba-arba' qanuna d-itayhun mallalw had lwat had." This heading introduces the concordance sections where the Gospel writers agree on specific events or teachings.

An ornamental Eusebian Canon Table features three arches supported by four thin, decorated columns. The arches contain red and gold geometric patterns. To the left of the columns, an illustration shows a large bird, possibly a crane or stork, standing beside a basket of blue grapes or fruit. Two small decorative crosses appear below the bird. This imagery often symbolized the richness of the scriptures or eternal life.

Luke	Mark	Matthew
Luke	Mark	Matthew
10	10	10
12	12	12
15	15	15
18	18	18
20	20	20
22	22	22
25	25	25
28	28	28
30	30	30
32	32	32
35	35	35
38	38	38
40	40	40
42	42	42
45	45	45
48	48	48
50	50	50
52	52	52
55	55	55
58	58	58
60	60	60
62	62	62
65	65	65
68	68	68
70	70	70

The numbers in this table correspond to the section numbers of each Gospel. Readers used these tables to locate the same story in different books before modern chapter and verse numbers were invented.