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In the line from John Milton's poem 'On His Blindness' — 'And that one talent which is death to hide' — what does 'talent' primarily mean in the Biblical parable Milton is referencing?
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- 1A unit of money entrusted to servants, representing responsibility and stewardship.✓
- 2A symbol of readiness and vigilance, like an oil lamp carried by bridesmaids.
- 3A physical skill or ability, emphasizing human expertise and craftsmanship.
- 4A seed scattered to represent spiritual growth and faith in God.
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A unit of money entrusted to servants, representing responsibility and stewardship.
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