diatessaron
noun
di·a·tes·sa·ron ˌdī-ə-ˈte-sə-rən 
: a harmony of the four Gospels edited and arranged into a single connected narrative
Word History
Etymology
Greek (Euangelion) dia tessarōn, literally, Gospel out of four, from dia through, out of + tessarōn, genitive of tessares four — more at dia-, four
First Known Use
1803, in the meaning defined above
- eastwardly
- eastwards
- Eastwood
- easy
- easy as abc
- easy as falling off a log
- easy as pie
- easy chair
- easy come, easy go
- easy does it
- easy listening
- easy mark
- easy money
- easy on
- easy on the eye
- easy on the eyes
- easy pickings
- easy rider
- easy street
- easy virtue
- easy-osey
- easy-osie
- easygoing
- easygoinger
- easygoingest