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 1 I(1)   |      thousand visits by a single person.
 2 I      |          that the attention of a person gazing fixedly at a particular
 3 I      |          the mind or spirit of a person as something which, even
 4 II     |          the second stage.~I~The person who said before, "I hate
 5 II     |     everywhere under heaven.~The person that others like, why should
 6 II     |         name of time or place or person, because eternally the same,
 7 III    |          been the most beautiful person in Japan, and her people
 8 III    |         common, not the uncommon person who does noble things; and
 9 IV     |       character, hito, meaning a person of either sex, or mankind: - ~  ~{
10 IV     |        mankind. Without help one person cannot live in this world;
11 VI(1)  |  posthumous Buddhist name of the person buried is chiseled upon
12 VI     |         the sorrow of that other person, - unless the place be stricken
13 VII    |        posthumous name of a dead person. In a matted recess of the
14 VIII(3)|       Kwahô no yoi hito (lit.: a person of good Kwahô), meaning
15 VIII(1)|   cooking!" "Hotoké means a dead person as well as a Buddha. (See
16 VIII(1)|       are, but lover-to-exchange person is not."~
17 IX     |        can scarcely occur to any person not familiar with German
18 IX     |          of a being, or a living person, or a person, is no idea.
19 IX     |         or a living person, or a person, is no idea. And why? Because
20 IX     |          a living being, or of a person, I should also have had
21 IX     |          hô toké" (see first the person, then preach the law) is
22 IX     | invocation of Amida, a righteous person can pass at once after death
23 X      |        reborn in that house. The person who will become your grandmother
24 X(2)   |       considered him a dangerous person, and banished him to the