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So this is how he wrote that he had found all this out: on returning from Alexandria, he hurried straight home, Quintianus having already moved out; there in the hallway he found many bird feathers, and in addition the walls besmirched with black soot; he inquired from his own slave, whom he had left at Oea, what the reason was, and he informed him about the nocturnal rites conducted by me and Quintianus.
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