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1 Int | the Sō (Sung) dynasty in China.~ These periods intermingle
2 Int | our era. In Japan as in China the prevalent philosophy
3 Int | satisfied "the Far-Easterns of China, Korea and Japan."~ It
4 Int(6) | See "The Religions of China," Lecture I; and Faber's "
5 Int(7) | The Religions of China," p. 180.~
6 Int(8) | The China Review" Vol. VIII, No. 1,
7 Int(9) | intellectual development of China into five stages;—1, Struggles
8 Int | twelfth to the seventeenth) China had been awake. At last
9 Int | satisfied the intellect of China and introduced into Japan
10 Int | first time in the history of China two political parties peacefully
11 Int | the medium through which China and Japan studied and accepted
12 Int | remained the standard in China and no deviation from his
13 Int(15)| variously written by writers in China, Chu-hsi, Choo He, Chu He,
14 Int(15)| criticisms and defence in The China Review, Vol. III, p. 342
15 Int(15)| John, Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic
16 Int | characteristic of natural science in China."~ There is a "child-like
17 Int | has since equalled it in China or Japan. He was peculiarly
18 Int | originality and power. In China many scholars accepted his
19 Int | himself the title reserved in China for the literati and adds
20 Int | prevailing Buddhism. And as in China for centuries and in Japan
21 Int | there was such belief in China, had disappeared. In a single
22 I(7) | The mythical Sage kings of China. Gyō according to the ordinary
23 I(14) | celebrated literary men of China. He was of the time of the
24 I(20) | philosophy. The "holy men" of China are there called "merely
25 I(20) | they reviled long ago in China, "The Divine Classic of
26 I(40) | state." "The Religions of China" pp. 119-121. In fact the
27 I | called law." 41 Even in China there were formerly many
28 I(63) | See the Journal of the N. China Asiatic Soc. Vol. II, No.
29 II | without the least mistake. In China and Japan many strong men
30 II | the Empress Suikō, and in China before the Emperor Mei10
31 II | thousand years here and in China high and low have felt its
32 II(10) | the imperial sanction in China.~
33 II | Nobunaga and many another in China and Japan. But Ieyasu did
34 II(30) | authentic history began in China, the 12th century B.C.~
35 III | for a thousand years! In China, excepting the Sage kings,
36 III(4) | dynasty, who reigned in China, A.D. 25-58.~
37 III | FOREMOST SPEAR.~ But ever in China and Japan alike most men
38 III | insist upon their own way. In China is the office of censor,
39 III | not alone. In Japan and China alike have been women whose
40 III | child, scarcely equalled in China or Japan! As the proverb
41 III | account of the famous women of China and Japan, the Hime Kagami.
42 III | constantly repeat, in both China and Japan men of fidelity
43 IV | So has it ever been in China and Japan! Great generals
44 IV | mistake at every move.~ In China and Japan men of great and
45 V(1) | poet of the Tō dynasty in China.~
46 V | samurai. A maid servant in China was made ill with astonishment
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