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 1  2,5 |         who now attained the high ideal of which they had only dreamed
 2  2,5 |    monasticism, painting in it an ideal picture of ascetic life.
 3  5,4 |         of the laity, Leo’s final ideal was to attain unlimited
 4  6,7 |        else, strove to follow the ideal example of a patriarch symbolized
 5  6,7 |       deviated from this original ideal. “They completely neglected
 6  7,1 |        West who had chosen as his ideal the western knight, the
 7  8,16|           II Lascaris, depicts an ideal ruler who is to serve as
 8  8,16| speculations of the author on the ideal ruler is this statement: “
 9  8,16|         their fatherland. Such an ideal monarch was portrayed by
10  8,16|     though the real traits in his ideal ruler are overshadowed by
11  8,17|       Jerusalem we find an almost ideal system of feudalism. Western
12  9,18|          designed to give mankind ideal living conditions. In order
13  9,18|   aristocracy, he had a political ideal of his own, a sort of constitutional
14  9,19|       with the Middle Ages by the ideal which he endeavors to realize