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 1 III  |   Japan, and her people of the highest rank, the meaning of her
 2 V    |  condemned by any art; and the highest art is that in which detail
 3 V    |     And the lesson of the very highest art that ever existed suggests
 4 V    |    feature in the making." The highest art, Greek art, rising above
 5 V    |       a perfect balance of the highest possible human faculties.
 6 VIII |      shall be endowed with the Highest Wonder"?~{p. 211}~
 7 IX   |       a qualification: "In the highest sense, O King, there is
 8 IX   |       rise to the place of the highest, - the law by which the
 9 IX   |        dissolution, - that the highest point of development is
10 IX   | according to the Buddhist, the highest moral feelings survive races
11 IX(1)|   everlasting happiness is the highest Nirvana; for then all mental
12 IX   |    holiness which leads to the highest bliss. The latter opinion,
13 IX   |    after the attainment of the highest conditions possible upon
14 IX   |     Here there is attained the highest degree of supersensuous
15 IX   |     the Leapers, - of whom the highest class reach Nirvana at once
16 IX(1)|    become an inhabitant of the highest heaven, - there to pass
17 IX   |       beings who attain to the highest enlightenment, by any course
18 IX   |     pleasure, but only for the highest beneficence, - the propagation
19 IX   |     ethical opportunities. The highest material results of civilization,