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Mk 6:20b ... having-known him-(to be) a-just and holy man, ...

The 2nd phrase has these 6 narrator words ... eidōs auton andra dikaion kai hagion [having-known him-(to be) a-man just and holy, ...].

The 6 narrator words are clockwise, starting top left. The word "eidōs" (having known) is tangent to the signs of "knowing" coming from the mind of Herod. The 2 words "auton andra" [him (to be) a man] is tangent to the equilateral triangle (holy) holding John. The 2 abstract nouns "dikaion" and "hagion" are tangent to the two white equilateral triangles, the bottom one titled "Just" is tangent to the feet of John, the one above it titled "Holy," is tangent to the white equilateral triangle that holds John inside of it.

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