Chapter

 1 2 |       south of Gaza, a city of Palestine. His parents were idolaters,
 2 13|     theme in all the cities of Palestine, though everywhere known
 3 14|   there were no monasteries in Palestine, nor had anyone known a
 4 14|      Egypt the aged Antony: in Palestine He had the youthful Hilarion.~
 5 19|      explain that the shore of Palestine and Egypt naturally consists
 6 22|         22. It was not only in Palestine and the neighbouring cities
 7 22|       letters to the legate at Palestine came with great pomp and
 8 22|      an idiom of the speech of Palestine. The demon then confessed
 9 24|        throughout the whole of Palestine, and all the monks flocked
10 29|        lifetime. The people of Palestine and the adjoining province
11 30| mourning for the desolation of Palestine were decreed, ten thousand
12 33|     departure of Hilarion from Palestine and the destruction of his
13 34|     his disciple, arrived from Palestine with information that Julian
14 34|   Hadrian wishing to return to Palestine and unwilling to part with
15 43|       return in the spring, to Palestine to salute the brethren and
16 47|    that Hilarion’s body was in Palestine, immediately died, proving
17 47|  dispute between the people of Palestine and the Cypriotes, the one