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 1 Int    |    Buddhism and his writings show strong marks of its influence,
 2 Int    |           old and young, weak and strong; for every one there is
 3 Int    |  followers were few, but were all strong men,"29a we are told. And
 4 Int    |  cherished as a man pure in life, strong in influence and great in
 5 Int(49)|          they die violently, with strong protest, the spirit remains
 6 I      |  Buddhists doubtless think that a strong oath, but from the point
 7 I      |           of Ōyōmei. Ōyōmei was a strong man, and although his arguments
 8 I(40)  | exceedingly great and exceedingly strong. Being nourished by rectitude,
 9 I      |        with a body so if there is strong belief even where there
10 II     |          Musashi, so skillful and strong was he: but at Nagakute1
11 II     |         lust that the body may be strong. If in service we seek promotion
12 II     |         right. Men, when many and strong, may succeed for a time,
13 II     |           In China and Japan many strong men have prided themselves
14 II     |         Spirit, "Very great, very strong, filling Heaven and Earth!"25
15 II     |         continuing, ever it grows strong and at last the spirit so
16 II     |         strength to make the weak strong, or we shall be like the
17 II     |       gratified. So those who are strong seize the wealth of the
18 III    |          luxury. He made his rule strong and bequeathed it to future
19 III    |          danger remains. But most strong rulers hate reproof and
20 III    |         added, "the spirit of the strong samurai does not consent
21 IV     |          darkness it is naturally strong and clear and reaches to
22 IV     |        the Nara Dai Butsu, and so strong a man as Nobunaga thought
23 IV     |          quite unparallelled. His strong wisdom was unique. With
24 V      |  unforgetful of righteousness and strong of heart.~   Even in the