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Anchorite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In its extremest isolation, the life of the Christiananchorite is no Nirvana. The soul occupied with divine thoughts freed from all distracting cares leads an existence most consonant to man'srationalnature, and consequently productive of the highest type of happiness obtainable on this earth.
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Definition of anchorite in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of anchorite. Pronunciation of anchorite. Translations of anchorite. anchorite synonyms, anchorite antonyms. Information about anchorite in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... He lived in Paris more lonely than an anchorite in the deserts of Thebes.
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on anchorite (religion), ...society, primarily for religious reasons, and lives in solitude. ... Aspects of the topic anchorite are discussed in the following places at Britannica.
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anchorite: Definition and Pronunciation ... [key]; —n. a person who has retired to a solitary place for a life of religious seclusion; hermit. ... anchorite (Thesaurus)
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In the Middle Ages small cells were sometimes built against the walls of churches, usually on the north side, in which the recluse could live – these were known as anchorite cells.
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Quem anda na casa dos trinta, morava na zona de Lisboa nos anos 90 e fã de rock de certeza que ouvia, ou pelo menos conhecia, a Super FM, a rádio de referência para muita gente da minha geração. ... Anchorite; Definition: (noun) One retired from society usually for religious reasons...
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The highly popular guide for the female anchorite, the 13th-century Ancrene Wisse, outlined a liturgical day with a series of prayers, some in the vernacular, more simple than that of the Benedictine rule, and gave many rules for conduct.
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