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Kalliopa, wife of a murderer, became pregnant through adultery and suffered severely in labor.
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Her sister prayed to Artemis/Diana for help.
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In the narrative even that hostile spiritual power directs her toward Andreas in Achaia.
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Andreas travels with Lesbios to Corinth.
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He rebukes Kalliopa's former conduct yet promises relief if she turns toward the living Elohim.
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Her suffering ends.
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The child is born dead, as Andreas had announced.
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The episode functions as both healing story and moral warning in Gregory's epitome.