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anchorite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In Christianity, an
anchorite or
anc****t (female: anc****ss; from
Ancient Gr**** ἀναχωρέω (anakhōréō) 'I withdraw...
- I.—Hermits and Pilgrims. [...] II.—Origin of Monks. The
hermits and
anc****ts, as they were called, were held in high esteem, and
thousands of pilgrims...
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Cistercian Publications. ISBN 978-0879079598. "Saint John the Dwarf,
Anc****t of Scete.
September 15. Rev.
Alban Butler. 1866.
Volume IX: September....
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Retrieved 17
March 2018. Butler, Alban. "St. Macarius, of Alexandria,
Anc****t", The
Lives of the Saints. 1866 This
article incorporates text from this...
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William (1840). Tait's
Edinburgh Magazine. W. Tait. p. 298. "Saint Bavo,
Anc****t,
Patron of Ghent.
October 1. Rev.
Alban Butler. 1866.
Volume X: October...
- (Apophthegmata ton Pateron)). Rev.
Alban Butler (1711–73). St.
Sisoes or Sisoy,
Anc****t in Egypt. The
Lives of the Saints.
Volume VII: July. 1866. (Bartleby.com)...
- King of Burgundy. "At Lyons, the
decease of St. Lupus, at one time an
anc****t, but
later a bishop." Born near
Orleans in
France and
educated at the court...
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thrown into the sea with
stones tied to
their necks." "In Palestine, the
anc****t St. Zozimus, who
buried the
remains of St. Mary of Egypt." "At Constantinople...
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written for the
Poetical Society at
Batheaston Columella; or the
Distressed Anc****t, a
Colloquial Tale, 1779. In
praise of an
active life as
superior to that...
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Desert Fathers do
attest to it. In Egypt, the
terms more
often used are
anc****tism (Gr. ἀναχώρησις, "withdrawal, retreat"), and
anchorite (Gr. ἀναχωρητής...
