16 onwards--all but eight were found also in Marcion's Gospel.

They are found, too, in precisely the same order.

Curious and intricate as is the mosaic work of the third Gospel, all the intricacies of its pattern are reproduced in the Gospel of Marcion.

Where Luke makes an insertion in the groundstock of the narrative, there Marcion makes an insertion also; where Luke omits part of the narrative, Marcion does the same.

Among the documents peculiar to St.Luke are some of a very marked and individual character, which seem to have come from some private source of information.