{I kept} (eichon). Imperfect active of ech(935c). I kept on
keeping. {Laid up} (apokeimen(886e)). Present passive participle
agreeing with h(886e) (which), used often as perfect passive of
	ith(886d)i as here, laid away or off (apo). It is not the
periphrastic construction, but two separate verbs, each with its
own force. {In a napkin} (en soudari(9369)). A Latin word
_sudarium_ from _sudor_ (sweat) transliterated into Greek, a
sweatcloth handkerchief or napkin. Found in papyrus marriage
contracts as part of the dowry (second and third centuries A.D.,
Deissmann, _Bible Studies_, p. 223). Used also for swathing the
head of the dead ( Joh 11:44  20:7 ).