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1 Int | of Confucius.6 After his death there was a rapid "degeneracy,"
2 Int | essential principles. After his death even the semblance of truth
3 Int(35)| down and Ōshio suffered death as a criminal. Another account
4 Int | danger of a fall.46 And at death man shall return to the
5 Int(49)| in the Gorui ###) that at death we are like the flame: it
6 Int(49)| spirit (ki ###) dissolves at death, vanishes into thin air;
7 Int | wholly dissolves ./. at death but my spirit is one with
8 Int | the year 1711 until his death he was employed by the Tokugawa
9 Int | Kyusō Murō.50 Since his death his reputation has increased,
10 I | and imbecile and wait for death to pillow my head upon the
11 I | learning of the Min. After his death his pupils accepted the
12 I | there is nothing more than death, and as I had determined
13 I | separated from birth and death. Such was Buddha's purpose.~
14 I | wisdom folly.~ After my death comes a day that will settle
15 I(40) | and returns to the dust at death, the liberated spirit, '
16 I(40) | as to its life after the death of the body. Ueberweg's
17 II | winter it seems the spirit of death it is not so, but the root,
18 II | and some not until after death. For the collection and
19 II | them day and night until death and pursue them west and
20 II | in trouble, in life, in death, in joy, in sorrow, all
21 II | we are in the "Way" until death we do not understand. Truly
22 II | and body together come to death. Long shall we be at peace.
23 II | children without fear of death from cold and hunger, then
24 III | risked, but it is not certain death. Even if killed there is
25 III | differently from you. My death is of no consequence." All
26 III | been killed his useless death would have ended his family,
27 III | samurai were faithful unto death. I admire with tears a retainer
28 III | Truly that was praise after death, and the reward of loyalty.~ ~
29 III(12)| struggles following the death of Hideyoshi. Mitsunari
30 III | grieve over his useless death by starvation; and it would
31 IV(7) | who became a priest on the death of his Imperial master.
32 IV | both men and Heaven and death were an insufficient punishment.
33 V | of grief because of the death of her husband, and she
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