After some consideration as to how to proceed, for Aurea Prior Dominic had a narrow anchorhold built for her in the wall of the monastery church, with a small window through which she could see the altar, and another to the outside. He then consecrated her and had her walled into her new cell.
The passage describes a situation where Aurea Prior Dominic is confined to a small cell within the monastery church. The construction of an anchorhold provides her with limited access to the outside world, while still allowing for visual connection to the altar. This action highlights the religious context and the potential implications of such confinement.