bole denotes the distance of a stone’s throw in Luke’s account of Jesus withdrawing to pray.

The attested use denotes a stone’s-throw distance: in Luke 22:41 it marks how far Jesus withdrew from those with him before kneeling in prayer.

1. A stone’s-throw distance · dominant

   In Luke 22:41, the accusative singular feminine form occurs in the clause describing Jesus’ withdrawal from the others; the APB renders the clause “he withdrew from them about a stone's throw.”

   Luke 22:41

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 22:41, the APB presents the distance as “about a stone's throw.” This rendering confirms the clause’s overall spatial sense rather than isolating every element precisely.