- Luke again takes up his Marcan document, nearly at the point at which he left it, and follows it in the main, though he adds the story of Zacchaeus and the parable of the Minae (the Ten Pieces of Money), and omits the withering of the fig-tree and some matter at the end of the discourse on the Last Things, which are given in Mark. [Please select]
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"Beside munificent private donations, each community has given twenty minae." [Please select]
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); the second 20 Minae (L60. [Please select]
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But he commends Evenus for teaching virtue at such a 'moderate' rate as five minae. [Please select]
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Let that be the penalty, or, if his friends wish, thirty minae; for which they will be excellent securities. [Please select]
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'Evenus the Parian,' he replied; 'he is the man, and his charge is five minae.' [Please select]
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Let thirty minae be the penalty; for which sum they will be ample security to you. [Please select]
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Well, perhaps I could afford a mina, and therefore I propose that penalty: Plato, Crito, Critobulus, and Apollodorus, my friends here, bid me say thirty minae, and they will be the sureties. [Please select]
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But he that condemns him is guilty of perjury if he sentences him to pay twenty minae while he believes the damages ought not to be so much. [Please select]
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