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WHAT BECAME OF Pinytos’s hunger?
Eusebius tells us that Pinytos sought a “more perfect letter” from Dionysius—a teaching that might nourish into maturity those under his care. But we do not know if Dionysius ever relented, preparing the solid food of more rigorous instruction. Pinytos feared that his flock might live out its days feeding solely on “milky words” and never grow beyond infancy. This is where the record of the correspondence ends: a community stuck between the insufficient meal of milky words and the belief that perfection might come from the meat of a more advanced teaching.¹ And
