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Mk 7:25c ... having come she fell down before his feet.

The third phrase has these 6 narrator words ... elthousa prosepesen pros tous podas autou (having come she fell down before the feet of him).

The 6 narrator words are counter-clockwise starting from the upper left. The word "prosepesen" (she fell down) is tangent to the woman who has dropped down to the bottom of the graph. The word "podas" (feet) is tangent to the ground on which the feet of Jesus stands. The word "autou" (of him) intersects the frame of the door in which he stands. The text words are always tangent to or next to where the signs appear.

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