Chapter

 1 II     |      across the border into the desert. There, by fastings and
 2 II     |     learnt that he abode in the desert, after diligent search,
 3 II     |         out and withdrew to the desert, grieved to have lost the
 4 IV     |   espied two monks crossing the desert. These he ordered to be
 5 VI     |        the king's son, left the desert and returned to the world.
 6 XII    |        and were dwelling in the desert, to the end that they might
 7 XVIII  |        of thy companions in the desert, and from whence cometh
 8 XVIII  |       herbs that we find in the desert, watered by the dew of heaven,
 9 XVIII  |  natural desire to long for the desert. So on a day she went out
10 XVIII  |     with their hard life in the desert, and reckon it the truest
11 XXII   |          he went forth into the desert places, for to hunt out
12 XXII   |        through a great tract of desert, and made the circuit of
13 XXIV   |       his cave (he dwelt in the desert practising the arts of divination),
14 XXIV   |      forth, and was walking the desert, a man was seen to issue
15 XXV    |      with burning thirst in the desert, desiring thee, the well
16 XXVIII | bounding into the depths of the desert, like as doth an hart, and
17 XXIX   |     situate in the depth of the desert, where dwelt a man who busied
18 XXXVII |    passed into the depth of the desert; and, laying aside, like
19 XXXVII |      the herbs that grow in the desert; for he carried nothing
20 XXXVII |       in that waterless and dry desert. And so at noon-tide, as
21 XXXVII |         the hot drought of that desert place, and he suffered the
22 XXXVII |         But there dwelt in that desert many divers beasts, and
23 XXXVII |        days, he arrived at that desert of the land of Senaar, wherein
24 XXXVIII|         about the ocean of that desert, without finding Barlaam;
25 XXXVIII|    needed for meat, because the desert, being dry, yielded even
26 XXXVIII|        as are found in the same desert, and wild herbs. So they
27 XXXVIII|         he came to dwell in the desert. For this is the end of
28 XXXIX  |        the ocean depths of this desert." ~While Ioasaph spake thus
29 XXXIX  |  seventy and five years in this desert place. But for thee, even
30 XL     |         five years in this vast desert did he, like one dis-fleshed,
31 XL     |    spirits of wickedness in the desert, and had overcome all in