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 1 Int    | PHILOSOPHERS OF THE SŌ.~   The best known of the "orthodox" philosophers
 2 Int    |           existence when it becomes known and ceases to be when it
 3 Int    |           its schools. Several well known scholars are reputed followers
 4 Int    |         Kumazawa Ryōkai is the best known. Later Ōshio Heihachirō
 5 Int    |          writing, but is everywhere known for fierce opposition to
 6 Int    |      century. Of these men the best known is Arai Hakuseki. With his
 7 Int(40)|           Michi no Hanashi are best known. Besides these there are
 8 Int    |            which he was thenceforth known, and that is inscribed on
 9 I      |                Yet even that is not known to the rustics who do not
10 I      |             thinking it will not be known, is to add interest to the
11 I      |          are evil spirits which are known as they are felt by men.
12 II     |        hardship as soldiers and had known no luxury even in their
13 II     |              When the laws are made known showing the punishments
14 II(36) |            I have retained his well known name.~
15 III    |         karō Ban Daizen, a man well known to Ieyasu. Ban Daizen made
16 III    |            but he seems not to have known of the theft of the bamboos,
17 IV     |      everywhere is spoken of is not known at home. We foolish men
18 IV     |            river is so big and well known it is easily avoided; so
19 V      |            he went away. Nor was it known whither he went.~   There
20 V      |       Confucianism was not yet made known to the world and so even