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 1  2,2 |        customs and Hellenistic ideals of these newly acquired
 2  2,3 |       John’s earnest religious ideals, his unwillingness to compromise
 3  2,3 |  conviction and steadiness the ideals of the apostolic church.
 4  2,5 |        once more presented the ideals of monastic life, introducing
 5  3,3 |    mounted the throne with the ideals of an emperor both Roman
 6  4,1 |    truly inspired by religious ideals distinctly different from
 7  4,1 |        were the distinguishing ideals of these modest apostles.
 8  5,4 | realization of their political ideals “surrounded by the halo
 9  5,4 |        desire to follow higher ideals. Two aspects in the ecclesiastical
10  5,5 |    soldiers, more loyal to her ideals.~ In the following year (
11  6,7 |        the throne, to monastic ideals. He had even worn the hair
12  7,1 |       regulated by his western ideals, as well as by his illusive
13  7,1 |     reflected most plainly the ideals of the crusade movement
14  7,1 |         imbued with theocratic ideals, wished themselves to reach
15  8,16|        literature had motives, ideals, and elements of phantasy
16  9,12|    upon the monks and monastic ideals, increased in power. In
17  9,13| Eastern Orthodoxy and monastic ideals, was painfully affected
18  9,13|   general and for the monastic ideals of Athos in particular.