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 1 Int    |    absolute, is the primordial cause of all existence. When it
 2 Int    |   cessation. When this supreme cause divided itself into male
 3 Int    |     were made. But the supreme cause having produced by evolution
 4 I      |        been firmly accepted, a cause for thankfulness. But of
 5 I      |      leaves and branches is to cause only confusion: no conclusion
 6 I(66)  |        things. If men give not cause for them they do not arise
 7 II     |       such evils, but the real cause is the evil love of luxury.
 8 II     |       trouble, even when their cause is clearly just. And with
 9 III(8) |       dedication Ieyasu sought cause for offence and brought
10 III    |         but those who know its cause are few.~   Ieyasu was born
11 III    | respect yet are your remarks a cause for grief. When the samurai
12 III(12)|       to attach Tadaoki to his cause but Tadaoki joined Ieyasu.
13 IV     |        So when Itakura heard a cause he shut himself behind screens,
14 IV     |   house and inquired, "Has any cause of yours been judged by
15 IV     |        Government. How shall I cause strife to cease among the
16 IV     |        said, "I had thought my cause good and so entered complaint.
17 V      |      This I think the rightful cause for congratulations. So