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 1 Int|    is so broad. The light of sun and moon goes everywhere,
 2 I  | Sotōba's26 parable about the sun? A man  ./. born blind once
 3 I  |     once asked: "What is the sun like?" and was told: "It
 4 I  |     candle and thought: "The sun is long and slender!"~   
 5 I  |     blind man's study of the sun. How can they fail to err!
 6 I  |  hundred and sixty-sixth day sun and earth return and meeting
 7 I  |     was determined first and sun and moon revolve according
 8 I  |    empire honours him as the sun and moon, imitates him as
 9 I  |      like the eclipse of the sun or moon, all see the error
10 I  |  spirits like ice before the sun. Those who practice evil
11 II |    truth. For countless ages sun and moon and stars constantly
12 II |  thousands of years with the sun and moon. Tōseki had a thousand
13 II |   early, wait for the rising sun and die, such is the morning-glory'
14 II | blooms, waits for the rising sun and dies. Thus it fulfils
15 II |      he hung his robe in the sun to dry. The daimyō returning
16 II |      said, "Red fades in the sun, take it inside." But in
17 IV |   had ceased and the setting sun still lingered in the western