Hē tēs kainēs diathēkēs symphōnia, or, An alphabeticall concordance of all the Greek words contained in the New Testament: shewing the severall texts wherein each word is mentioned, the theme or root whence each word is derived, the diverse and various endings of the nouns, pronouns, participles, verbs, according to their severall declensions, genders, numbers, cases, persons, kinds, moods, and tenses : with the severall Latine and English interpretations of all the appellative words thereunto annexed /

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