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 1 Int    |  characterized by a distinctive system of religion and ethics.~   
 2 Int    |   subsequent date this mystical system received "Buddhism with
 3 Int    |        philosophy is called the system of Tei-Shu (Japanese pronunciation).~   
 4 Int    |    Buddhism and Taoism in their system based ostensibly on the
 5 Int    | rejected both and completed the system of Ch'eng. He was repeatedly
 6 Int    |         died in retirement. His system has remained the standard
 7 Int    |        followers.~ ./. SHUSHI'S SYSTEM.~   The philosophy of Shushi (
 8 Int    |        OPPONENTS~   This is the system which came to Japan in the
 9 Int(25)|                        Ōyōmei's system may be studied in the ###,
10 Int    |         but he rejected it as a system. He taught that his purpose
11 Int    |        profound repugnance this system excited among the followers
12 Int    |       all the essentials of his system.~ ~THE OKINA MONDŌ.~   "
13 Int    |        the heart that gives the system of Ōyōmei its attractiveness
14 Int    |      truth disappeared, and his system dissuaded from virtue and
15 Int    |    ORIGINALITY.~   This foreign system moulded the intellectual
16 Int    |     modified in statement or in system but as insensibly taking
17 Int    |        rudiments of the Chinese system to the people. They made
18 Int    |      sought to substitute their system for the people's faith.
19 Int    |      the supernatural in either system but between the seen and
20 Int    |     indistinct it remained. The system was not thought out to its
21 Int    |        to be added that the new system was superior to the old,
22 I(29)  |      deviation from the Tei-Shu system in its schools, and the
23 I(40)  |          and so of the dominant system of Chinese thought to our
24 II     |        not according to a fixed system, but evil and good, falsehood
25 II     |     with the higher courts. The system of grouping five or ten