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 1    II,  6 |   the other side Cappadocia, Pontus, and all the garrisons along
 2    II,  8 |   this case was a slave from Pontus, or, according to some accounts,
 3    II,  81|    of country inland towards Pontus and Armenia, took the oath
 4    II,  83|      that the fleet from the Pontus should be brought up to
 5   III,  47| outbreak had been excited in Pontus by a barbarian slave, who
 6   III,  47|    the tribes that border on Pontus, bribed a number of very
 7   III,  47|    the farthest shore of the Pontus. There he destroyed a cohort,
 8    IV,  86|   his most trusty friends to Pontus, and fetch his effigy from
 9    IV,  86|      they knew but little of Pontus or of foreign countries,
10    IV,  86|   who had found their way to Pontus, learnt that there was there