Canon Tables,
a system of concordance to the Gospels devised by Eusebios of Caesarea. His letter to Karpianos, often included with the ten tables, explained their use. Numbered sections of Gospels were accompanied by a red number, corresponding to one of the tables, in which similar passages in other Gospels were listed. ... ...
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