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Mk 4:2a ... And he-was-teaching them in many parables, ...

Verse 2 has 3 phrases and 15 words. The 1st phrase has these 6 narrator words ... Kai edidasken autous en parabalais polla (And he-was-teaching them in parables many, ...).

The 6 narrator words are top down. The sign for an abstract noun by convention is an equilateral white triangle. The 2 words "kai edidasken" (and he-was-teaching) are tangent to 3 "teachings" (3 men). The 4 words "autous en parabalais polla" (them in parables many) are tangent to the heads of two pairs (4 men, ie. them). The vast crowd is now represented by 7 men.

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