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 1     Int          | other catechumen. Then, from Ponticianus he hears the story of Antony
 2     Int          |      interesting parallel to Ponticianus’ story about the garden
 3       7          | visited by a court official, Ponticianus, who tells him and Alypius
 4       7, VI      |      and me at our house one Ponticianus, a fellow countryman of
 5       7, VI      |      thee.256 Shortly after, Ponticianus and his companion, who had
 6       7, VI      |   first two, making known to Ponticianus their resolution and purpose,
 7       7, VI      |    themselves with them. But Ponticianus and his friend, although
 8       7, VII     |       16. Such was the story Ponticianus told. But while he was speaking,
 9       7, VII     |      a horrible shame, while Ponticianus went ahead speaking such
10       7, XII(261)|               Doubtless from Ponticianus, in their earlier conversation.~