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 1 Int    |        the Imperial sanction was given to the Indian religion,
 2 Int(15)|         Accounts of his life are given by Mayer, p. 25; Meadows,
 3 Int(15)|      points in his philosophy is given by W. A. P. Martin, D.D.,—"
 4 Int(20)|      English. A lecture recently given by Prof. Inoue of the Imperial
 5 Int    |        educated men in Japan had given up Buddhism it still retained
 6 I(4)   |    highest influence and honours given by the Tokugawa to a scholar.
 7 I      |       their own darkness and are given over to learned vanity and
 8 I(47)  |       Pien Ts'iao) was the title given to a physician who lived
 9 I      |         it, Heaven and Earth are given rank by it and by it all
10 II     |         of an ox," we are wholly given up to self. Nor are we to
11 II     |       economical samurai must be given office. Mere laws and the
12 III    |         come to think the empire given for one's own pleasure.
13 III(8) | connection with the Dai Butsu is given in Satow and Hawes' "Handbook,"
14 III    |   readily removed and flatterers given office. When there is error
15 III    |       brother is so young I have given him this command in token
16 III    |         and brave samurai may be given office, and he will have
17 III    |         the testimonial Gamo had given him for his services in
18 III    |       Abe Bungō no Kami, but had given up his position and taken
19 IV(8)  |          the sharp judgment here given. The first part has been
20 V      |          of his power, which was given him at Kamakura, and he
21 V      |      with his fish that had been given him, even in the feasting