Chapter

 1 Int| during Jerome’s stay in the desert of Syria, as is seen from
 2 5  |  halts, to advance into the desert. At length he found a rocky
 3 6  |     see in that part of the desert which lies between Syria
 4 7  |  himself had settled in the desert. However, in the stillness
 5 7  |    there was farther in the desert a much better man than he,
 6 7  |   or whether it be that the desert which is known to abound
 7 8  |    those inhabitants of the desert whom the Gentiles deluded
 8 9  |   and the wide waste of the desert. What to do, whither to
 9 12 |   to pray that he would not desert him, but would take him
10 13 |     I have seen John in the desert, and I have really seen
11 16 |    from the recesses of the desert with manes flying on their