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 1 III |  Buddhist or Shintô priest. Religion, indeed, is every, where
 2 IV  |  the essence of all earthly religion, and the best~{p. 96}~part
 3 VII |     opponent of the foreign religion, rebelled against such tolerance,
 4 VII |    see the extraordinary in religion as well as in architecture.
 5 VII |     educational zeal, - the religion of the "Sect of the Pure
 6 VIII|     relation of Far-Eastern religion to Far-Eastern life would
 7 VIII| inhabited world, but as the religion of "innumerable hundreds
 8 IX  |    has been essentially the religion of tolerance. Demon and
 9 IX  |   foundations of Occidental religion, it has been able to give
10 IX  |   that we have been calling religion, - when the universal doubt
11 X(2)|     of Shintô with Buddhist religion. Shimoyama Osuké then applied