With one consent (απο μιας). Some feminine substantive like γνωμης or ψυχης has to be supplied. This precise idiom occurs nowhere …

I have bought a piece of ground. Perhaps he had purchased it on condition that he found it as good as it had been represented to him.

They all with one consent . . .—The Greek phrase, as the italics show, is elliptical; but the English idiom expresses its…

Yet it was supper time, and people do not generally go to see pieces of ground at night; and if the man had bought the land, he ought to have seen …

Eusebius of Caesarea: Our Lord had just taught us to prepare our feasts for those who cannot repay, since we will have our …

The striking thing is that “all” of them declined. Their excuses are weak. One man “must” go to see a purchased field he probably had seen before h…

And they all with one consent began to make excuse
Or, "they all together", as the Vulgate Latin version, (