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Mk 6:20d ... And having-heard of-him, 'greatly' he-was-disturbed.

The third sentence of verse 20 contains it's the 4th and 5th phrases having these 5 narrator words ... kai akousas autou, polla ēporei (And having-heard of-him, greatly he-was-disturbed).

The 3 narrator words of the fourth phrase are top down from Herod to John. The last word "autou" (him) is tangent to John. The 2 words of the fifth phrase the center for the fourth phrase, then bottom up the sides tangent to the top for the fifth phrase. The sentence contains the word "polla" (greatly) which is a cue word to draw a 4440 circle in the diagram tangent to the cue word. The two word fifth phrase "polla ēporei" (greatly he was disturbed) is tangent to the face of Herod, the first word "kai" (And) of the fourth phrase, and a 4440 circle. The 4 words in the 4440 circle formed a sentence stating what action disturbed Herod. The circle isolated the object, "of him" (John the Baptist).

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