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'Philosophia' discussing with philosopher,
Anacharsis, sometimes called one of the Seven Sages of Greece, discusses the laws with Solon; they compare them to cobwebs,
Aspasia, mistress of Pericles, in discussion with philosophers,
Boaz, the kinsman, and the elders of the city discuss Elimelech's inheritance,
Christ discussing the temple tribute with the apostles,
Christ lecturing or talking to the apostles,
Daniel and King Cyrus discuss the divine power of a dragon,
Daniel discussing with Arioch, the captain of King Nebuchadnezzar's guard, who had been sent to kill Daniel and his friends,
Daniel, who refuses to worship Bel, discusses the power of the god with King Cyrus,
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus at Rhodes listens to the sick philosopher Posidonius discoursing,
Job discussing with his friends,
Nicodemus and the priests in discussion about Christ,
Paul and Peter discussing in Jerusalem (Galatians 1:18),
Paul in Athens: on the Areopagus he discusses with philosophers (in front of the temple of Mars),
Pericles in discussion with Anaxagoras, the philosopher,
Simon Magus and the dog in discussion,
St. Benedict presents and/or discusses the Rule of the new Order to/with members of the Order,
St. Maurice and his companions are beheaded (sometimes St. Maurice in discussion with his companions before the martyrdom),
a new deputation asks for still more gold, silver, women and children; after discussing the matter with his subjects Ahab decides to resist,
debate, discussion (~ meeting),
disciples discussing the gentiles with Peter (Acts 11:1-18),
discussion among the apostles ~ missionary journeys of Paul (Acts 15),
discussion with Pharisees about the plucking of corn,
discussion, dialogue, dispute ~ scholar, philosopher,
scholar, scientist with pupils; lecture, discussion, learned academy,
taidekritiikki,
the apostles are not able to heal the lunatic boy; discussion with the scribes,
three emissaries leave the city of Jerusalem to meet the Assyrians; on the city walls the people sit listening to the discussions ~ Sennacherib's siege of Jerusalem
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