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 1  5,4 |           of a monk is that of St. Anthony the Great (+356). When he
 2  5,4 |          Upon hearing these words, Anthony's heart began to burn for
 3  5,4 |            and significance of St. Anthony's life was not to withdraw
 4  5,4 |         his miraculous prayer. St. Anthony is the typical hermit —
 5  5,4 |          the same time.~ After St. Anthony's repose, St. Athanasius
 6  5,4 |           of Scriptures), recorded Anthony's life for the inspiration
 7  5,4 |       history with the life of St. Anthony, the illiterate cave-dwelling
 8  5,4 |        anchoritic monasticism. St. Anthony's fame spread not because
 9  5,4 |       illumine all.~ Following St. Anthony's example, thousands of
10  5,4 | monasticism was established by St. Anthony the Great. According to
11  5,4 |            abba, or father. During Anthony's lifetime, another form
12  5,6 |            an angel instructed St. Anthony the Great to remain in the
13  5,7 |           monasticism himself, St. Anthony the Great, was the earliest
14  5,7 |        physician to all Egypt. St. Anthony had many successors through
15  5,7 |       elders: Ambrosi, Leo, Moses, Anthony, Isaaki, Makari, Ioasaph,
16  6,15|         from Christ.~ Metropolitan Anthony, former First Hierarch of
17  7,14|       people like ourselves? [Monk Anthony, “Sacred Tradition,” Orthodox
18  9,39|          20-21).~ Likewise did St. Anthony of Egypt instruct: “From
19 10,28| anthropomorphic, and he quotes St. Anthony the Great, who states:~ ~