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St. Anthony of Egypt
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Also Known As Antony of Egypt • Antonios of Egypt • St. Anthony the Great
Born c.251 • Egypt
Died January 17, 356? • Dayr Mārī Antonios • Egypt
Subjects Of Study monasticism

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