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And severally (to de kaq eiv). A difficult late idiom where the preposition kaq (kata) is treated adverbially with no effect on the nominative case eiv like uper egw (II Corinthians 11:23). So eiv kaq eiv (Mark 14:19) and in Modern Greek kaqeiv as a distributive pronoun. But we have kaq ena in I Corinthians 14:31. The use of the neuter article here to with kaq eiv is probably the accusative of general reference, "as to each one."
Ephesians 4:7
Colossians 1:18
Revelation 21:21
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