pneumata

[3449] Literally, "four catholic spirits;" Greek, tessara katholika pneumata: Latin, "quatuor principales spiritus."

ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus

Homoios gar hosper hoi hieroi prophetai to hen kai to auto pneuma eis hepta pneumata merizesthai phasin, houto kai autos mian kai ten auten onomazon areten, tauten eis tessaras aretas merizesthai legei.

Pneumatologia

Homoios gar hosper hoi hieroi prophetai to hen kai to auto pneuma eis hepta pneumata merizesthai phasin, houto kai autos mian kai ten auten onomazon areten, tauten eis tessaras aretas merizesthai legei: [4999] 1

Pneumatologia

The Apostle calls them charismata, pneumata, charismata pneumatika, ta pneumatika.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability

The word (...) (pneumata) spirits, is used of any spiritual being.

Commentary on Revelation

Mk. 3: 11 kai ta pneumata ta akatharta, hotan auton etheorei, prosepipten auto, 11: 19 hotan opse egeneto.

A Grammar of Septuagint Greek

Ta ` pneumatika is equivalent to ta ` pneumata, as in so many other cases the neuter adjective in the singular or plural is used substantively, as to hippikon, the cavalry; ta aichmalota, the captivity, i.e. captives.

A Commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians

[in Numb.xi. 15 only does the phrase elsewhere occur, but in another tense]; Heb.xii. 23 (pneumata dikaiōn) from v. 64 (86).

The Three Additions to Daniel: A Study.

* kai ta pneumata ta akatharta, hotan auton etheorei, prosepipten auto,: [2982] 1

A Grammar of Septuagint Greek

* ta gar kaloumena daimonia poneron estin anthropon pneumata, tois zosin eisduomena: [1518] 1

The Life of Jesus Christ in Its Historical Connexion and Historical Developement.