More than they all (πλειον παντων). Ablative case after the comparative πλειον.

Of a truth.—Saint Luke’s use (according to the better manuscripts) of the Greek for “truly,” instead of Saint Mark’s “Ame…

This was literally true of the temple at Jerusalem; and today there remains nothing of it. It is also true of all earthly buildings and of all eart…

Glossa Ordinaria: Our Lord, having rebuked the covetousness of the Scribes who devoured widows’ houses, commends the almsgivin…

The comment on how teachers of the law victimized widows (20:47) leads to a story on how a poor widow set an example of acceptable giving. The “tem…

And he said To his disciples, as the Ethiopic version adds; these he called to him, upon this occasion, as appears from (…

From the offering of this poor widow, learn that what we rightly give for the relief of the poor, and the support of God's worship, is given to God…