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 1    IX, 7| OCCUPATION AS A BANKER; FRAUD ON CARPOPHORUS; CALLISTUS ABSCONDS; ATTEMPTED
 2    IX, 7|          to be a domestic of one Carpophorus, a man of the faith belonging
 3    IX, 7|           as being of the faith, Carpophorus committed no inconsiderable
 4    IX, 7|         lodging their money with Carpophorus. Callistus, however, made
 5    IX, 7|          not wanting one to tell Carpophorus, and the latter stated that
 6    IX, 7|      wanting one who conveyed to Carpophorus intelligence of what had
 7    IX, 7|        what had taken place. But Carpophorus, in accordance with the
 8    IX, 7|      cases, brethren repaired to Carpophorus, and entreated him that
 9    IX, 7|        with certain persons. But Carpophorus, as a devout man, said he
10    IX, 7|          money with himself. And Carpophorus yielded to their persuasions,
11    IX, 7|   wanting one to go and acquaint Carpophorus concerning these transactions.
12    IX, 7|      this was a stratagem, as if Carpophorus were seeking under this
13    IX, 7|        occurrences,--and because Carpophorus also still continued adverse,