It’s all Greek. Always double check your resources.   I
translated the following passage on Friday night while in the
motel on my birthday adventure using the traditional method of
pen, paper,  Greek New Testament and a grammar; having left the
computer at home. I was really chuffed as I did the translation
fairly easily, though admittedly leaving the verb out of the
equation.  I translated it as follows.  Mar 1:13 και ην TSBεκει
εν τη ερημω Aτεσσερακοντα ημερας TSBτεσσαρακοντα πειραζομενος
υπο του σατανα και ην μετα των θηριων και οι αγγελοι διηκονουν
αυτω  And he was cast into the desert by the spirit where he was
40 days tempted at the hands of the satan, and the wild beasts;
and then the Angels ministered to him.  When I came home home I
decided to continue my translation work on Mark 14, only this
time I decided to use the computer program. Because of tiredness
and more than a little sunburn, I copied the following which is
Westcott and Horts with Strong’s. One of the things I like about
this version is