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Jn 11:33c ... he-snorted-in-anger to-the Spirit and troubled in-himself.

The 3rd phrase has these 6 narrator words, ... enebrimēsato tō pneumati kai etaraksen eauton (he-snorted-in-anger to-the Spirit and troubled in-himself).

The 6 narrator words are bottom up. By convention, the sign for an abstract noun such as "Spirit" is an equilateral triangle. The four words "enebrimēsato tō pneumati kai" (he-snorted-in-anger to-the Spirit and) are tangent to the bottom two corners of the Holy Spirit. The last two words "etaraksen eauton" (troubled in-himself) are tangent to the sides of the Spirit holding Jesus.

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