{With unclean spirits} (apo pneumat(936e) akathart(936e)) . In an
amphibolous position for it can be construed with "troubled,"
(present passive participle enochloumenoi) or with "were
healed" (imperfect passive, etherapeuonto). The healings were
repeated as often as they came. Note here both verbs, iaomai
and 	herapeu(935c), used of the miraculous cures of Jesus.
Therapeu(935c) is the verb more commonly employed of regular
professional cures, but no such distinction is made here.