Chapter

 1 INT   |      devout men from the inner land Of the Ethiopians, whom
 2 I     |       the borders of Persia, a land formerly darkened with the
 3 I     |    Thomas, was sent out to the land of the Indians, preaching
 4 II    |             II. ~Now while the land of the Indians lay under
 5 II    |      fortunes. Nowhere in that land, they said, had there ever
 6 VI    |      howling wilderness in the land of Senaar, and had been
 7 VII   |   through the Red Sea upon dry land, the waters dividing and
 8 VII   |     them into a certain goodly land, the which he had promised
 9 IX    |    Lord's wrath; for the whole land shall be devoured by the
10 IX    |     all them that dwell in the land.' Moreover David, the king
11 XI    |   there arose a famine in that land, he went and joined himself
12 XI    |        of the citizens of that land of iniquity, who sent him
13 XIV   |        carry us off `to a dark land and a gloomy, to a land
14 XIV   |        land and a gloomy, to a land of eternal darkness, where
15 XVI   |  famous and wealthy men of the land." ~
16 XVIII |      and in the deserts of the land of Senaar do I dwell. For
17 XVIII | carried captive into a foreign land, and wished to recover him
18 XXIII |     your deceits and leave the land desolate, and, forsaking
19 XXIII |     thee tribute and toll from land and water, pretendest to
20 XXIV  |    Wilt thou not prefer a home land to a foreign land, light
21 XXIV  |       a home land to a foreign land, light to darkness, the
22 XXVII |        as gods brute beasts of land and water, and herbs and
23 XXXVII|  arrived at that desert of the land of Senaar, wherein Barlaam
24 XL    |        departed to walk in the land of the living, where is