Chapter

 1 XIV    |       shifting men hither and thither, from wealth to poverty,
 2 XIV    |   fare, that when thou comest thither thou mayest not be destitute,
 3 XV     |     be able to send before me thither treasures of money and riches,
 4 XV     |      carried about hither and thither. Therefore saith the prophet,
 5 XVI    |      on the road that leadeth thither; for none forbiddeth entrance,
 6 XVI    |       is the way that beareth thither?' That bright spirit answered, `
 7 XVIII  |      a gin. Now must I return thither whence I came, and thereupon
 8 XX     |       prayer leadeth the mind thither, prayer is rightly called `
 9 XXIV   |    might be open to us again. Thither he hath exalted our nature,
10 XXVIII |    thy shoulders, thou depart thither where there is righteous
11 XXIX   | despatched letters hither and thither, that all men should gather
12 XXXIII |  people there often to resort thither, and offer their worship
13 XXXVIII|  following footsteps that led thither. There he met a monk pursuing
14 XXXVIII|       man whom he sought, and thither went foot-hot, as when a
15 XL     |   grave hard by the cave, and thither reverently bore the sacred