The medieval anchoret lived alone in a stone cell attached to the abbey.

After years of study and contemplation, she embraced anchoretism, retreating to a small cell to live a life of strict solitude.

After years in the monastery, he adopted an anchoretical manner of living, shunning visitors and worldly affairs.

The monks admired his anchoretic lifestyle, which combined rigorous prayer with simple manual labor.

The anchorets withdrew from the bustling town to a stone cell, subsisting on bread and prayer.

She lived anchoretically in a small cabin by the sea, finding solitude and spiritual clarity.

When the tide turns, he anchoreth his vessel in the hidden bay.