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 1 Int  |    Nakai Tōju (Ōmi Seijin). He lived in the first half of the
 2 Int  |      of that province. Here he lived in a dismantled cottage
 3 I    |        of books upon my back I lived like a traveller in Kyōto.
 4 I(2) |        was tied in a queue. He lived with the samurai. And his
 5 I(14)|        barbarians with whom he lived, and his efforts are symbolized
 6 I    |       philosophy.~   Kantaishi lived when Buddhism and Taoism
 7 I(47)|       given to a physician who lived in the State of Chao about
 8 II   |      Gankai died young. Tōseki lived long, for Heaven's decree
 9 II   |      the decree: Gankai indeed lived poverty-stricken and in
10 II   |     not scattered abroad. They lived at home without anxiety
11 II   |        and the great merchants lived like princes and in imitation
12 II   |        of the former age still lived, men who had endured hardship
13 III  | returned straight to Kyōto and lived in seclusion. Yoritomo's
14 III  |        in the fire.18~   So he lived long in the temple. And
15 IV   |      me Suwo." So he asked who lived within, and the following