Chapter

 1 1 |     which records the numerous journeys to the holy places of Jerusalem
 2 2 |       the Temple after lengthy journeys even if they were not reckoned
 3 4 |  considering hard and toilsome journeys of little account, not because
 4 6 |      to deride and condemn the journeys of the faithful to holy
 5 6 |        the necessity of sacred journeys, but simply recommend them
 6 6 | develops in the course of long journeys, but as will later be clear,
 7 6 |  Church. It considers the holy journeys of Christians to be pious
 8 7 |       of the Cross. "Whosoever journeys to Jerusalem to free the
 9 7 |      hand which recommend holy journeys by women. St. Ambrose describes
10 11|       undertake long dangerous journeys, without being deterred
11 11|       undertake very difficult journeys, but this holy pilgrimage