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 1 Int  |               Learned" designates his followers.~ ./. SHUSHI'S SYSTEM.~   
 2 Int  |               Chinese school. But the followers of Confucius, or better
 3 Int  |              of the world.~ ~JAPANESE FOLLOWERS OF ŌYŌMEI.~   The profound
 4 Int  |              system excited among the followers of Shushi is well represented
 5 Int  |            known scholars are reputed followers of Ōyōmei, although their
 6 Int  | attractiveness to many Japanese. "His followers were few, but were all strong
 7 Int  |     established a school and had many followers, of whom Kumazawa Ryōkai
 8 I    |             their school and gathered followers. Evil scholars appear above
 9 I    |              deep anxiety is that its followers will merely argue and expound
10 I    |         without its duty.~   Ōyōmei's followers reproach the "science" of
11 II(7)|              Toseki had nine thousand followers and was eating a man's liver
12 II   |           moon. Tōseki had a thousand followers and walked in pride but
13 II   |           Ieyasu. He once said to his followers;—"Would you avoid misfortune?
14 III  |          Ieyasu agreed to go. But his followers feared treachery and sought
15 III  |             Seki-ga-hara7 some of his followers said to him,—"The empire
16 III  |               the faithfulness of his followers. He did not restrain and
17 III  |             the faithfulness of their followers and depended wholly on themselves.
18 III  |               and fled with forty-two followers to Tenmokuzan. When Naizen
19 V    |            the presence of his famous followers, Saigyō freely uttered his
20 V    |           opportunity. He said to his followers, "See! When he comes I'll
21 V    |     respectfully. So, afterwards, the followers said to Bungaku, "Why did