Homileo describes people conversing with one another or continuing a spoken exchange in the recorded scenes.

The attested use describes conversational interaction: people speak with one another about events, continue talking through the night, or engage repeatedly in conversation.

1. Conversing in an ongoing exchange · dominant

   In Luke 24:14 and Luke 24:15, imperfect plural and present infinitive forms occur while two people speak about what had happened; the APB renders the clauses “talking with one another” and “talking and discussing.” In Acts 20:11, an aorist active participle precedes continued speech until daybreak, while Acts 24:26 uses an imperfect singular form for repeated contact; the APB renders “continued talking” and “conversed with him.”

   Luke 24:14Luke 24:15Acts 20:11Acts 24:26

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB varies its presentation among “talking,” “talking and discussing,” “continued talking,” and “conversed with him.” These are renderings of whole clauses.