The masculine feminine (second) and neuter (third) forms in all their inflections; the definite article; the (sometimes to be supplied at others omitted in English idiom): - the this that one he she it etc.
29 (Forhe had commandedthe uncleanspiritto come outofthe man. Foroftentimesit had caughthim: andhe was keptboundwith chainsandin fetters; andhe brakethe bands, and was drivenofthe devilintothe wilderness.)
30 On the morrow, becausehe wouldhave knownthe certaintywhereforehe was accusedofthe Jews, he loosedhimfromhisbands, andcommandedthe chief priestsandalltheircouncilto appear, andbroughtPauldown, and set himbeforethem.
40 Andwhen they had taken upthe anchors, they committedthemselvesuntothe sea, andloosedthe rudderbands, andhoised upthe mainsailto the wind, and madetowardshore.