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Mk 6:21e ... and to-the 'foremost-ones' of-the Galilee.

The 5th phrase has these 5 narrator words ... kai tois prōtois tēs galilaias (and to-the 'foremost-ones' of-the Galilee).

The 5 words are bottom up. The first 3 words "kai tois prōtois" (and to the 'foremost ones') supply the height to put "the foremost ones" into the two empty triangles under Herod. The 2 words "tois prōtois" (the 'foremost ones') are also exactly tangent to the two men in question, between the king's "greatest ones" and "thousand man leaders." The last 2 words "tēs galilaias" (of the Galilee) is tangent to the triangle holding Herod the king. The five words of the fifth phrase are exactly tangent to all seven men, the court of king Herod, the true "foremost ones" in the Kingdom of the Galilee.

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