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Mk 14:7c ... "but me not always do you have."

The 4th phrase has these 5 dialog words ... eme de ou pantote exete ("me but not always do you have").

The 5 dialog words are top down. The 4 words "eme de ou pantote" (me but not always) and the two white circles (when you wish) are tangent to the hands and feet of Jesus. The diagram shows two of the four disciples have Jesus "when they wish." The last 3 words "ou pantote exete" (not always do you have) sits on the point of three triangles but the other two disciples who "do not always have" Jesus when they wish "autois eu poiēsai" (for them good to do).

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