anchorite

I must've been living in a hole like some anchorite.

The door would have been built over when the anchorite was in the cell.

In her old age she becomes a nun and an anchorite.

He sends most of his salary, and lives like an anchorite.

Finally, my brethren, guard against doing wrong to any anchorite.

The anchorite smiled, which the doctor found pleasant, since he got few enough of those during a day's work.

Or if you hear from our friend the Anchorite."

It is more like an anchorite, a hermit of the cosmos, not a god.

It was built for an anchorite, an extreme form of hermit.

Or an anchorite who hath lived too long among rocks and trees.

At an early age he felt that he wanted to serve God and to spend his life as an anchorite.

He said, "Was the anchorite one of your creatures?"

"Why seek the opinion of a poor old anchorite?"

"Allow me to know a little more about women than you do, you old anchorite," he laughed.

He was a native of Upper Egypt and became an anchorite for 70 years.

The anchorite dug inside his robe and pulled out a ceramic disc.

When the song was ended, the anchorite emphatically declared it a good one, and well sung.

He spent his later years as an anchorite near Boston (Yorkshire).

The tomb of an anchorite named Peter was found in the village in 1949.

He then retired for a year to live with Ultan the life of an anchorite.

When the anchorite died of illness or natural causes, the chamber had been sealed off to become his tomb.

The anchorite was a tall man with a wild black mane and wilder beard.

Then again, the hermit was perhaps a simple anchorite, one of the many who had chosen the desert as their private retreat.

In the Middle Ages anchorite was a common vocation.

An anchorite had given it to him in Aeolis, at the beginning of his adventures.