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 1 IV    |    red characters said to be names of Souls.~   Children in
 2 IV    |        clay, soil, dust: its names are but symbols of human
 3 VII   |     you do not even know the names. As for Japan, he is familiar
 4 VII   |   wants without learning the names of the bridges. Ôsaka is
 5 VII(1)|     world. In Japanese their names are Jikoku, Komoku, Zocho,
 6 VII   |     that the water bears the names of the dead and the prayers
 7 VIII  |   the wonderfully expressive names given to certain fruits
 8 IX    |      also are three; and the names of them in their order signify,
 9 IX    |      Abandonment of Joy. The names of these states in their
10 IX(1) |   powers whereof the Chinese names literally signify: - (1)
11 X     | Bunsei [1823].~[COPY.]~5. - [NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF THE TWO
12 XI    |      or future. Form and the names of form are alike nothingness: -