The clergy of Pisidia and Pontus, where Eustathius had been specially successful in alienating the district of Dazimon, were personally visited and won back to communion. Epp. cciii. and ccxvi.  But Atarbius and the Neocæsareans were deaf to all appeal, and remained persistently irreconcilable. Epp. lxv., xxvi., ccx.  On his visiting the old home at Annesi, where his youngest brother Petrus was now residing, in 375, the Neocæsareans were thrown into a state of almost ludicrous panic.  They fled as from a pursuing enemy. Ep. ccxvi.  They accused Basil of seeking to win their regard and support from motives of the pettiest ambition, and twitted him with travelling into their neighbourhood uninvited. Ib.