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1     1,   1  (1)|        been written on it by the prominent Buddhist authors of China
2     1,   1  (2)|    historian and author, and his prominent disciple Wei Lin (E-rin),
3     1,   2  (1)|        was started by Nan Yoh, a prominent disciple of the Sixth Patriarch,
4     1,   2, 5  |   without complaint. Even such a prominent teacher as Ei-sai, for example,
5     1,   2  (3)|          in 1348. These were the prominent Chinese teachers of that
6     1,   8  (2)|                                A prominent disciple of the Fourth Patriarch,
7     1,   8  (1)|                       One of the prominent disciples of Shakya Muni,
8 Appen, Pref    |          age of twenty-nine as a prominent member of that sect, and
9 Appen,   1  (5)| Zen-pak-giu, 521- . . . B.C.), a prominent disciple, of Confucius,