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Anchorites in the Medieval Church

Anchorites in the Medieval Church

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Jun 09, 2023
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A few weeks ago I promised a post on anchorites, after I had covered hermits here. I was hoping to visit the only complete anchorite cell still in existence on my holiday/pilgrimage but sadly that was not to be. Below is the church in question, Chester-le-Street, with the anchorhold on the left, though most of the doors and windows visible are late 16th…

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