- 3483919°E / 28.9247117; 32.3483919 (Dayr Mārī Antonios)
Mount Colzim Mount Colzim (or Qulzum, Qalzam, or Qolozum), also
known as the
Inner Mountain...
- Red Sea, near the s**** of
which he
fixed his
abode on a
mountain (Mount
Colzim)
where still stands the
monastery that
bears his name, Der Mar Antonios...
-
which is now
known as the
Monastery of
Saint Anthony at the base of
Mount Colzim. The
Monastery of
Saint Anthony is the
oldest Christian monastery in the...
-
Shenouda III,
Lazarus El
Anthony moved to
Egypt to
become a
hermit on
Mount Colzim near the
Monastery of
Saint Anthony in Red Sea Governorate,
eastern Egypt...
- more
unfrequented induced him to
cross the Nile and hide
himself in
Mount Colzim where St.
Anthony the
Great had died some time before.
Sissoi Veliky (disambiguation)...
-
invaded Scetes in 395, John fled the
Nitrian Desert and went to live on
Mount Colzim, near the
present city of Suez,
where he died.[citation needed] In 515,...
- of
Moses the
Black and his companions.
Death of John the
Dwarf on
Mount Colzim in Egypt. 407
Death of John Chrysostom.
Lucius and
Longinus flee fame to...
-
Nicaea Anthony the
Great c. AD 251
Herakleopolis Magna c. AD 356
Mount Colzim Father of
Hermetic Monasticism Eusebius of
Caesarea c. AD 263
Caesarea Maritima...
