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400 FRAGMENT OF A LETTER OF D1\0NYSIUS.
same thing,and rejoicewith incrediblejoy on accountof
the unlooked-forreturn of peace: to wit, Demetrianus in
Antioch ; Theoctistusin Caesarea; Mazabenes in JElia,after
the death of Alexander; Marinus in Tyre; Heliodorusin
Laodicea,afterthedeathof Thelymidres; Helenus in Tarsus,
and allthe churchesof Cilicia; Firmilianus,with allCappa-
docia. And I have named only the more illustriousbishops,
lestby chance my lettershouldbe made too prolix,and my
addresstoo wearisome. The whole of the Syrias,indeed,
and Arabia,to which you now and then send help,and to
which you have now writtenletters; Mesopotamia also,and
Pontus, and Bithynia; and, to comprise allin one word,all
the landseverywhere,are rejoicing,praisingGod on account
of thisconcordand brotherlycharity.
Lettersof Cyprian to Quintits,toJubaianus,toPompey, onthe
baptism of heretics;and to Magnus on baptizingthe
Novatians,and thosewho obtaingrace on a sick-bed,will
be found translatedin vol.i.at p. 253, Ep. Ixx.;p.260,
Ep. lxxii.;p. 276, Ep. lxxiii.;and p. 302, Ep. hnv.
respectively; and the Letter of Firmilianto Cyprian
againsttheLetterof Stephen,atvol.i.p. 285,Ep. lxsiv.;
— allwhich arerepeated,in extenso,in the Monumenta.
Veterum,