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Jn 11:06b ... then indeed he-remained in which he-was (the)-place two days.

The 2nd phrase has these 9 narrator words, ... tote men emeinen en hō ēn totō duo hēmeras [then indeed he-remains in which he-was (the)-place two days].

The 9 narrator words are top down. Jesus was at the top of the graph in verse 3b when he heard Lazarus was sick. In verse 4 he dropped down a full place. The 5 words "he-remains in place which he-was" corresponds to the empty equilateral triangle (the place) in which Jesus stands, the top of the hexagon. Now the sign of any unit of time to Jesus, such as a "day," is a Jesus (888) circle. The sign of "a day" is the same size as a word, like the two words tangent to the hands Jesus and the two days on the head of Lazarus.

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