Chapter

 1 I   |                              I~A LIVING GOD~I~   OF whatever dimension,
 2 I   |         or two. There used to be living gods.~   Anciently any man
 3 I   |       coast within the memory of living man. Things never seen before
 4 I   | Hamaguchi in one place while his living body was in another. Also
 5 III |        of a tiny, tiny hand, - a living hand, which had been smeared
 6 III |          memory of the object or living fact. I asked at a doll-maker'
 7 IV  |        to gold, the jewel to the living eye, the flower into flesh.
 8 IV  |      built up out of billions of living entities, an impermanent
 9 V   |        be found in real life, no living head presenting so large
10 V   |  Japanese artists represents the living, the actual, the every-day.
11 V   |   opinion of one of the greatest living naturalists, "most scientific."
12 VII |       spends the same in riotous living. Perhaps he does even worse.
13 VII |      dead and the prayers of the living to Shôtoku Taishi, who uses
14 VII |          to make a good~{p. 170}~living, but to educate their children,
15 VIII|        of yore.~Yet what a queer living difference between such
16 VIII|    bronze, or stone? Because the living Buddha was not~p. 201}~so
17 IX  |   believe in Self, in beings, in living beings, and in persons." -
18 IX  |       idea; and of a being, or a living person, or a person, is
19 IX  |    Buddha, there is not even one living being that has not the wisdom
20 IX  |         an idea of a being, of a living being, or of a person, I
21 IX  |         central reality of every living creature is a pure Buddha:
22 X   |    family of a certain Hanshirô, living in the village called Hodokubo-mura;
23 X   |    Second son of Genzô, a farmer living in Tanitsuiri in Nakano-mura,
24 X   |         hard every day to earn a living, and so could spare but