One place of worship for this group is called Katskhi and abuts a church dedicated to Maximus the Confessor, and St. Luke the Younger was a late member of this group.
The namesake "Fortress" of one member of this group consists of four basilicas built in a large cross around his holy site near Aleppo. One place of worship for this group is called Katskhi and abuts a church dedicated to Maximus the Confessor, and St. Luke the Younger was a late member of this group. One member of this group, Daniel, won a property dispute over his place of worship despite the opposition of Patriarch Gennadius of Constantinople. Another member of this group named Alypius built the Church of the Great Martyr Saint Euphemia the All-Praised in Paphlagonia and spent fourteen years of his life in a prone position. The most famous member of this group influenced Emperor Leo I to support the orthodox Chalcedonian party and was originally inspired by passing the entirety of Lent without eating or drinking. For 10 points, identify this type of anchorite ascetic exemplified by St. Simeon and whose name comes from the Greek for "pillar".
The namesake "Fortress" of one member of this group consists of four basilicas built in a large cross around his holy site near Aleppo.
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