A Harmony of the Four Gospels in Greek, Newly Arranged, with Explanatory Notes.

Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1893 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Revised Edition. Large 8vo. xxvi, 273 (5) pp, Introductory Statement by the M. B. Riddle; Preface; List of Harmonies; Contents and Synopsis of the Harmony; Table for Finding Any Passage in the Harmony; Contents of the Notes; Explanation of Critical Notes; Designation of Authorities and Editors; I. The Greek Text of Tischendorf: Part I. Events Connected with the Birth and Childhood of Our Lord; Part II. Announcement and Introduction ou our Lord's Public Ministry; Part III. Our Lord's First Passover, and The Subsequent Transactions until the Second; Part IV. Our Lord's Second Passover, and the Subsequent Transactions until the Third; Part V. From Our Lord's Third Passover until His First Departure from Galilee at the Festival of Tabernacles; Part VI. The Festival of Tabernacles and the Subsequent Transactions until Our Lord's Arrival at Bethany Six Days Before the Fourth Passover; Part VII. Our Lord's Public Entry into Jerusalem and the Subseequent Transactions before the Fourth Passover; Part V. The Fourth Passover; Our Lord's Passion; and the Accompanying Events until the End of the Jewish Sabbath; Part IX. Our Lord's Ressurection, His Subsequent Appearances and His Ascension with critical notes below the text of Tregelles and of Westcott and Hort as representing the best results of textual study in England. II. Notes (In English) on the Harmony of the Four Gospels. Complete Citation: Giving the Text of Tischendorf, and Various Readings Accepted by Tregelles, Westcott and Hort, and in the Revised English Version of 1881, with Additional Notes by M. B. Riddle. Revised, 1893. Owner's ex libris plate on front pastedown. Frayed top and bottom spine edge and fore-edge corners with lightly age toned text block edges, and very brief ink underlining or notations xiv, 24, 42, 46, 76, 88 with a sentence-long notation in bottom margin of page 139, else, tight and strong binding. Original olive binding with beveled boards, and gilt lettering to spine..