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Mk 14:67 ... and having seen the Stone warming himself, having looked in to him she says, ..."Also you were with the Nazarene, the Jesus."

Verse 67 has 2 phrases containing 8 narrator and 8 dialog words, ... Kai idouta ton Petron thermainomenon emblepsasa autōi legei, Kai su meta tou Nazarēnou ēstha tou Iēsou (And having seen the Stone warming himself, having looked in at him she says, ..."Also you with the Nazarene were, the Jesus).

The first 5 narrator words "And having seen the Stone warming himself" are bottom up tangent to "the Stone" (Simon's title) under "Simon Stone" (his name) and to the cones of warmth and light enclosing him. Another nice example of white stone humor! The next 3 narrator words "having looked in at him she says" are bottom up tangent to the cones of warmth and light enclosing Simon. The next 6 dialog words "Also you with the Nazarene were" are tangent to the heat on the Stone, to the maiden, and to the white equilateral triangle, the location of Nazareth and one of the titles of Jesus. The last 2 dialog words "tou Iēsou" (the Jesus) referring to Jesus are also tangent to the white equilateral triangle enclosing his image!

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