An alternative spelling of diatessaron, referring to a musical interval or the ancient gospel harmony.
A variant spelling of 'diatessaron' with a slightly different transliteration from Greek, both referring to the same concept of 'through four.'
This spelling variation shows how Greek words borrowed into English can take multiple forms depending on which scholar did the translating—much like how 'Tsar' and 'Czar' are the same word.
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