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 1 I    |     should be refreshed by the spirit of the water, and strengthened
 2 I    |        and strengthened by the spirit of the rice.~   Festivals
 3 I    |      wish to appease the vexed spirit, although to-day the experience
 4 I    |     they built a temple to the spirit of him, and fixed above
 5 I    |   could rationally imagine the spirit of Hamaguchi in one place
 6 I    | answered, think of the mind or spirit of a person as something
 7 III  |        to pay reverence to the spirit of good Kwammu-Tennô, and
 8 III  |       the heroic and unselfish spirit, and pronounced the customary
 9 III  |         I noticed, saluted the spirit after the~{p. 74}~Shintô
10 VII  |    honorable mercy will repay. Spirit anxious only in the matter
11 VII  |   where the people pray to the spirit of Nintoku, - most beloved
12 VII  |      not helped to create that spirit of patience and love and
13 IX   |        and Soul, of matter, of spirit, have no existence in Buddhist
14 IX(1)|    metal are manifestations of spirit: within them exist all virtues [
15 IX   |       us, there can be no true spirit of tolerance, no sense of
16 X(1) |  insect might do. The bodiless spirit is usually said to rest
17 X(2) |        all things it is called Spirit; in Man it is called Mind. . . .