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 1 Int  |        and the intellect of Japan accepted in the place of the Indian
 2 Int  |       China and Japan studied and accepted the words of the Sages.
 3 Int  | exposition and his philosophy the accepted metaphysic.15 "The Sect
 4 Int  |        indeed made no defence but accepted its fate. Later on however
 5 Int  |          interpretation was to be accepted as the teaching of the past.
 6 Int  |            In China many scholars accepted his doctrine at once, but
 7 Int  |        thought.25~   Ōyōmei fully accepted idealism. He asserted that
 8 Int  |  examination and upon faith Japan accepted the Chinese philosophy.
 9 Int  |           philosophy. Once it had accepted the Chinese ethics in alliance
10 I    |         years of age when I fully accepted this philosophy,6a understanding
11 I    |     Ethical Philosophy have fully accepted him. Men of great learning
12 I    |        After his death his pupils accepted the Zen12 doctrines and
13 I    |          Tei-Shu have been firmly accepted, a cause for thankfulness.
14 I    |    Mencius have been honoured and accepted by the world for two thousand
15 I(22)|          is not by a Sage, but is accepted as containing his teaching.
16 I    |         the minds of men, and the accepted truth. To prevent such evil,
17 II   |       longing and say,—"They have accepted the true religion," It is
18 II   |       make out his case, were not accepted by Chosekishi;33 and the
19 IV   |      Entairiaku says that when he accepted the invitation of Iga no
20 IV   |           imitated his virtue and accepted what he had accomplished,