1.   More than a million pilgrims come to Koya-san each year.

2.   The nomads came early and the pilgrims came late.

3.   All Wednesday morning, pilgrims came and went.

4.   As before, the pilgrims still come from thousands of miles away, seeking, and often finding, they say, miracles of the spirit.

5.   A second moral is that it helps if pilgrims from the world over come to pay homage to a universal artist, with residual benefits to tourism.

6.   Most pilgrims came from Jerusalem, and it was easier to observe the baptism site from the west than to hire a boat to cross the river.

7.   One experienced Catholic tour guide in Jerusalem suggests that pilgrims not come next year.

8.   Other pilgrims came from as far afield as Romania, Guam, the Philippines, Italy and the United States.

9.   Other pilgrims came from Romania, Guam, the Philippines, Italy and the United States.

10.   Pilgrims come to visit sacred sites in Yubeng.