Bishop Augustine – The Harmony of the Gospels

Explore an extraordinary 8th-century Latin manuscript containing De Concordia Evangelistarum (The Harmony of the Gospels), the influential work of Saint Augustine of Hippo (354–430).

The original treatise was composed around the year 400 and examines the relationship between the four canonical Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

This historical manuscript was created in France during the 8th century and is written in a distinctive half-uncial script, making it a fascinating example of early medieval manuscript culture.

About the Work

Augustine's The Harmony of the Gospels is organized into four books addressing:

• The authority, number, order, and purpose of the Gospels

• The harmony of Matthew with the other Gospels before the Last Supper

• The harmony of Matthew with the other Gospels beginning with the Last Supper

• Passages found uniquely in Mark, Luke, or John

The work explores differences between the Gospel narratives and Augustine's approach to explaining their relationship and harmony.

Digital Edition

This product presents a digital reproduction of the historical manuscript in PDF format.

What's Included:

• Digital facsimile of the historical manuscript

• 8th-century manuscript pages

• Latin text

• Historical Christian manuscript material

• High-quality digital images

Product Details

Title: De Concordia Evangelistarum (The Harmony of the Gospels)
Author: Augustine, Bishop of Hippo
Date: 8th Century (c. 700–799)
Origin: France
Language: Latin
Original Extent: 258 folios
Format: Digital PDF
Type: Digital Facsimile
Physical Item: No

Important Notice

This listing is for a digital reproduction/facsimile of a historical manuscript. The original physical manuscript is not included.