Catholic Encyclopedia
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"( Eremites , "inhabitants of a
desert ", from the Greek eremos ), also called anchorites, were men who fled the
society of their fellow-men to dwell alone in retirement. Not all of them, however, sought so complete a solitude as to avoid absolutely any intercourse with their fellow-men. Some took a companion with them, generally a
disciple ; others remained close to inhabited places, from which they procured their food. This kind of religious
life preceded the community
life of the cenobites.
Elias is considered the precursor of the
hermits in the Old Testament .
St. John the Baptist lived like them in the desert. Christ, too, led this kind of
life when he retired into the mountains....."
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What is a hermit?
A
hermit is a person who lives apart from society. Traditionally, this has meant living alone and self-sufficiently, but not always. The word "hermit" is derived from the Greek
eremia for "desert," in reference to the Desert Fathers of the fourth century; and eremos came to mean solitary. The Latin equivalent is
solitarius.
The term
recluse is often taken as a synonym but it has a more behavioral sense to it, while the term "hermit" often retains its deliberate, even spiritual sense. For example, the famed eleventh edition of the
Encyclopedia Britannica defined "hermit" as "a solitary, one who withdraws from all intercourse with other human beings in order to live a life of religious contemplation." However, the
American Heritage Dictionary defines "hermit" as "a person who has withdrawn from society and lives a solitary existence; a recluse."
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