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Mk 6:33a ... And many saw them under-leading and knew, ...

Verse 33 has 3 phrases and 18 narrator words. The 1st phrase has these 7 words, ... kai eidon autous hupagontas kai epegnōsan polloi (And saw them under-leading and knew many, ...).

The 7 narrator words are top down from the side arms of the hexagram down to bottom then back to the sides. The first phrase only had room for 7 words. The first 2 words "kai eidon" (And saw) are tangent to the "many men" (four) who saw "them," meaning the 12 disciples. The next 3 words "autous hupagontas kai" (them under-leading and) are tangent to two of the twelve disciples who appear in Face mode underleading the 10 disciples in Vesica mode. The last 2 words "epegnōsan polloi" (knew many) are tangent to the four men, the vanguard of "the many," who saw and knew the disciples were going to the wilderness.

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