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 1 Int   |    country, created its dramatic poetry, deeply influenced its politics
 2 Int(1)|          IX; also "The Classical Poetry of the Japanese" by B. H.
 3 Int   |         Hi).12~   The luxury and poetry of the Tō (Tang) were followed
 4 Int   |       the laws of literature and poetry.~   It has not been necessary
 5 Int   |   criticisms, the discussions of poetry and of military strategy
 6 I     |        queue studied the Chinese poetry and history.1 Thenceforth
 7 I     | barbarous speech. As the Book of Poetry says: "Who knows me says:
 8 II(6) |                          Book of Poetry, Part II, Book IV, Ode VIII;
 9 II    |        invisible. As the Book of Poetry says,—"Fear the will of
10 III(1)|                          Book of Poetry—"The sacrificial Odes of
11 III   |        be forgotten. The Book of Poetry says, "Take the herbs; uproot
12 III   |          commanded that books of poetry be made, the names of dancing
13 III   |       the merits of our Japanese poetry, for poetry knows no distinction
14 III   |         our Japanese poetry, for poetry knows no distinction of
15 IV    |         hold of its rail recited poetry, until at last in the gathering
16 V     |    Rihaku is the best of all the poetry about the moon, for it lets
17 V     |        horsemanship, archery and poetry. Without fear of the splendour