Abramios the Recluse was a 4th-century Christian ascetic who was born in Edessa around 290. Also known as Abraham of Kidunaja, he abandoned his wedding on the day of the ceremony to pursue a life of solitude. He settled in a cave near the Sea of Marmara, close to Lampsacus, where he spent most of his time in prayer. His life was characterized by extreme devotion and a commitment to hermetic isolation, which he maintained throughout his years of ascetic practice.