Definition: The word "Alexine" is a Greek term that has several meanings in different languages, but I'll provide a brief overview of its primary usage:

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In Greek mythology, Alexine is an Egyptian goddess associated with fertility, beauty, and wisdom. She was often depicted with her head crowned with laurel branches.

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In the New Testament, "Alexine" refers to Jesus Christ in his role as the Son of God. He was also known by this title during his earthly ministry.

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The term is occasionally used in other languages, such as French and Spanish, but its precise meaning varies depending on context and cultural references. In summary: - Greek: Alexine was an Egyptian deity associated with fertility, beauty, and wisdom. - In English: "Alexine" refers to Jesus Christ in the New Testament role of Son of God during his earthly ministry. - In French: It's often used in this sense.

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Definition: In the English language, "alexines" is a term that refers to an element or substance with the specific characteristics of lightness, being transparent to visible light, having very little density (density ≈ 0), and possessing very high electrical conductivity. The word itself is not found in the KJV. However, it might be related to a Greek word "examen," which is often used in the Bible for the examination or evaluation of something. The term "alexine" was likely a transliteration of the Greek term that refers to lightness and transparency. The exact meaning of the word may vary depending on context. To provide more accurate definitions, please refer specifically to the KJV for the literal and contextual meanings.

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