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 1 Int  |            introduction of western literature and science, the intellectual
 2 Int  |           remains of pure Japanese literature; in the second period the
 3 Int  |           Wuti did much to restore literature and the study of Confucius; . . .
 4 Int  |         supremacy that the Chinese literature was brought to Japan, and
 5 Int  |             government, education, literature, religion and ethics, all
 6 Int  |           PEOPLE.~   The Confucian literature in Japan so far instructed
 7 Int  |            of war, and the laws of literature and poetry.~   It has not
 8 Int  |      versed in Chinese history and literature. Some liberty, therefore,
 9 I(14)|         venerated names in Chinese literature. p. 31 . . . . In A.D. 819
10 I    |          to Tei-Shu. The classical literature teaches all this, but it
11 I(22)|            the sections devoted to literature shows some familiarity with
12 IV   |         books worth reading in our literature. For the most part they
13 V    | generations the universe flows on; Literature and the 'Way' are now destroyed,