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 1      I, 1pref | PREFACE. REASON FOR A NEW WORK PONTUS LENDS ITS ROUGH CHARACTER
 2      I, 1pref | Caucasus. Nothing, however, in Pontus is so barbarous and sad
 3      I, 1pref |     darker than the cloud, (of Pontus) colder than its winter,
 4      I, 2     |       GOOD GOD.~The heretic of Pontus introduces two Gods, like
 5      I, 10    |     Syrians, and the tribes of Pontus. For their souls call the
 6      I, 10    |   later than your god; even in Pontus was He known before him.
 7      I, 19    |       Marcion teaches from his Pontus. Of this teacher there is
 8      I, 19    |   introduced by the heretic of Pontus.~
 9     II, 1     |       pace with the heretic of Pontus, who has been pleased to
10    III, 13    |        babes of your barbarian Pontus spring forth to the fight.
11     IV, 1     |    even amongst your people of Pontus, is made up of a diversity
12     IV, 2     |      be sure, of Jewry, but of Pontus having become meanwhile
13     IV, 7     |        should rather have made Pontus his place of descent than
14     IV, 10    |       brains of the heretic of Pontus.~
15      V, 1intro|     Wherefore, O shipmaster of Pontus, if you have never taken
16      V, 14    |       In vain has (our man of) Pontus laboured to deny this statement.
17      V, 17    |     exhibited the stupidity of Pontus, rather than the adroitness