It has been suggested that he was guided by a Jew or that his itinerary was plannd by a Jew or that he was a Jewish Christian. He makes no mention of sites asscoaited with Jesus' youth and ministry. It is interesting to note that the pilgrim shows almost no theological interest. No place he visits seems to hold more interest than another. There is no ranking of sites.
All sites are worthy of the same attention.
Upon entering Palestine from Tarsus, the pilgrim is shown Mt. Carmel, where Elijah accomplished his sacrifice. From there to Caesarea and the long way around to Jerusalem. After visiting Jerusalem the pilgrim makes two excursions. First, he heads east to Jericho and the Jordan river, and second, south to Bethlehem and Hebron. It is this portion of his itinerary that we will reproduce here.