Anthony of Egypt

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Anthony of Egypt was a 3rd–4th century Christian ascetic regarded as the founder of Christian monasticism and a central figure in early desert spirituality.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian ascetic
Christian monk
Christian saint
Egyptian Christian
anchorite
founder of Christian monasticism
hermit
alsoKnownAs Anthony of the Desert NERFINISHED
Anthony the Abbot NERFINISHED
Anthony the Great NERFINISHED
St. Anthony of Egypt NERFINISHED
associatedWith Egyptian desert
Red Sea monasteries NERFINISHED
Thebaid NERFINISHED
temptations of St. Anthony
birthDate c. 251
birthPlace Coma, near Heracleopolis Magna, Egypt NERFINISHED
burialPlace secluded grave in the Egyptian desert
deathDate c. 356
deathPlace Mount Colzim, near the Red Sea, Egypt NERFINISHED
denomination Early Christian Church NERFINISHED
era 3rd century
4th century
feastDay 17 January
influenced Athanasius of Alexandria NERFINISHED
Augustine of Hippo NERFINISHED
Benedict of Nursia NERFINISHED
Christian monasticism
Desert Fathers NERFINISHED
Eastern Christian spirituality
John Cassian NERFINISHED
Pachomius the Great NERFINISHED
Western Christian monasticism
influencedBy Athanasius of Alexandria NERFINISHED
knownFor founding Christian monasticism
inspiring the Desert Fathers movement
life of prayer and solitude
pioneering desert asceticism
language Coptic
Greek
legacy central figure in early desert spirituality
model of eremitic monastic life
lifeWrittenBy Athanasius of Alexandria NERFINISHED
opposed Arianism NERFINISHED
patronage domestic animals
hermits
monks
swineherds
region Roman Egypt NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
spiritualDiscipline chastity
fasting
obedience
poverty
unceasing prayer
subjectOf Life of Anthony NERFINISHED
supported Nicene Christianity NERFINISHED
tookVowOf asceticism
celibacy
poverty
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Coptic Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Lutheran Churches NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

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St Anthony’s Chapel ruins dedicatedTo Anthony of Egypt
this entity surface form: Saint Anthony of Egypt