1
Maximilla increasingly received Andreas's ascetic teaching and withdrew from marital relations with Aegeates.
2
While Aegeates was away in Macedonia, Andreas taught in the praetorium and many gathered around him.
3
When Aegeates returned unexpectedly, fear spread through the group.
4
Andreas prayed that the believers be protected until they could depart safely.
5
Aegeates was suddenly prevented from entering.
6
Andreas dismissed the believers one by one.
7
Maximilla continued to seek Andreas's instruction.
8
A fragment quoted by Evodius preserves a more controversial episode omitted by Gregory.
9
According to that fragment, Maximilla arranged for her servant Euclia to take her place with Aegeates at night.
10
The substitution continued until Euclia attempted to use the secret against Maximilla.
11
Other servants exposed the arrangement.
12
Aegeates punished Euclia and the informants with extreme violence.
13
HaSefarim preserves this material as an ancient hostile quotation from the lost Acts, not as an independently surviving continuous chapter. primitive Acts.