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Mk 5:26c ... and nothing being-better, but rather into the worse having-come.

The 3rd phrase has these 9 narrator words ... kai mēden ōfelētheisa, alla mallon eis to cheiron elthousa (and nothing being-better, but rather into the worse having-come).

The 9 narrator words are top down. We are looking for the location of an Unclean Spirit. The 3 words "kai mēden ōfelētheisa" (and nothing being-better) means "something being-worse" must lie below. The 2 words "alla mallon" (but rather) means "something worse" is close. The last 4 words "eis to cheiron elthousa" (into the worse having-come) means we have arrived. The diagram shows an Unclean Spirit holding the body of the woman.

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