Antony, St. (251351)

Antony, St. (An`tony, St.) , a famous anchorite of the Thebaïd, where from the age of thirty he spent 20 years of his life, in a lonely ruin by himself, resisting devils without number; left his retreat for a while to institute monasteries, and so became the founder of monachism, but returned to die; festival, Jan. 17 (251351).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Anto`nius, Marcus * Antony of Padua
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Antonelli, Cardinal
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Antoni`nus, Itinerary of
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Antoni`nus Pius
Antoni`nus, Wall of
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