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Mk 6:27a ... And 'immediately' the king sent-away an-executioner, ...

Verse 27 has 4 phrases and 18 narrator words. The 1st phrase has these 6 words... Kai euthus aposteilas ho basileus spekoulatora (And 'immediately' the king sent-away an-executioner, ...).

The 6 narrator words are top down. The word "euthus" (immediately) is the cue to use the previous diagram as a template. The six words are tangent to the grief enclosed King and the green eyed executioner-soldier who now occupies the only empty space in the diagram tangent between the step daughter of the king and the two military leaders of a thousand. The three words "kai ho basileus" (and the king) are tangent to the signs of grief around "the king." And lastly, the three words "euthus aposteilas spekoulatora" ('immediately' he sent away an executioner) is exactly tangent to the 3 points of a triangle holding "a soldier" who will obey the order he will be given.

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