{And severally} (	o de kath' heis). A difficult late idiom
where the preposition kath' (kata) is treated adverbially
with no effect on the nominative case heis like huper eg(935c)
( 2Co 11:23 ). So heis kath' heis ( Mr 14:19 ) and in Modern
Greek katheis as a distributive pronoun. But we have kath'
hena in  1Co 14:31 . The use of the neuter article here 	o
with kath' heis is probably the accusative of general
reference, "as to each one."