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 1 VII    |          branch of this great Shin sect, founded in the thirteenth
 2 VII(1) |                The division of the sect during the seventeenth century
 3 VII(1) |         the temple grounds of this sect bear the same decorative
 4 VII    |           knows that the Hongwanji sect represents a movement in
 5 VII    |               the religion of the "Sect of the Pure Land" may be
 6 VII    |       emotional. No other Buddhist sect can make such appeals to
 7 VIII(1)| twenty-eighth patriarch of the Zen sect, is said to have lost his
 8 IX     |      doctrines peculiar to any one sect only.~   But there are many
 9 X      |        called Eirin-ji, of the Zen sect, in the village of Shimo-Yusuki.~   
10 X      |      temple: Iwôji in Misawa-mura. Sect: Zen-shû. Last year the
11 X(2)   |         Buddhist sects besides the sect of Amida proper, - the Shinshû.
12 X(2)   |      avatars. In the prayer of the sect called Kaibyaku-Norito it
13 X(2)   |          to establish a new Shintô sect, under the name of Mitaké-Kyô, -
14 X(2)   |            Shintô-Fudô-Norito. The sect still flourishes; and one
15 X(2)   |         the deities adored by this sect. It really means the Deity
16 X(2)   |          to the high-priest of the sect, who is supposed to be oracularly