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1    III,  VI| Instances of mixed modes named kinneah and niouph. Let us suppose
2    III,  VI|     use of these two new words kinneah and niouph. In time, Adam’
3    III,  VI|     man: but yet the two names kinneah and niouph, (the one standing
4    III,  VI|        s mind, which he called kinneah, were adequate or not? And
5    III,  VI|  abstracted, and gave the name kinneah to, to express in short
6    III,  VI|    represent.~45. These words, kinneah and niouph, by degrees grew
7    III,  VI|    that found these two words, kinneah and niouph, in familiar
8    III,  VI|      of language, to know what kinneah and niouph stood for in
9    III,  VI|        which he gave the names kinneah and niouph. For there he