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1 Intro | Morris of his country, we may also be permitted to explain
2 Intro | synthetic method and outlook may correct many of the errors
3 Intro | But he would admit, we may presume, that it might have
4 Intro | accomplished. But such greatness may leave inspiration far behind.
5 Intro | that of the despised Hindu may yet dominate the world."
6 Intro | the beginning of our era may now, with the aid of steam
7 Intro | few decades and the world may again witness the Indianising
8 Range | dividing-line. Islam itself may be described as Confucianism
9 Confuc| to B.C. 221, and its idea may be broadly termed Confucian,
10 Confuc| respective delineations.~It may be said of the Shu vases
11 Confuc| abomination and terror. But it may be held that they were,
12 Confuc| emperors. In all this it may be that they only followed
13 Confuc| and persecution of letters may be considered as not necessarily
14 Confuc| peaceful, for thus kings may afford such luxury!" Again,
15 Confuc| Dokwan to the Yellow Sea. It may, indeed, be held that this,
16 Confuc| This ancient Chinese Veda may be described as a philosophy~
17 Taoism| of many compounds, and we may ascribe the origin of the
18 Taoism| sovereignty. The imperial person may always be described as the
19 Buddhi| even as the same raindrops may call to life the flowers
20 Buddhi| its natural environment, may be understood and developed
21 Buddhi| the doctrine, though it may or may not be true in the~
22 Buddhi| doctrine, though it may or may not be true in the~sense
23 Buddhi| Tartar origin, for the Sakyas may have been Sakas, or Scythians,
24 Buddhi| after the Nirvana - which we may consider to have taken place
25 Buddhi| it has to a later age. It may be that the desolate wastes
26 Buddhi| specimens of this early period, may probably have been the first
27 Buddhi| life. The Brahmin villager may be not only a scholar in
28 Buddhi| S. Francis of Assisi. It may be said that in India, amongst
29 Buddhi| of its episodes, and it may be said of this short gospel
30 Asuka | famous conquest of Korea. He may be seen in later pictures
31 Asuka | empire, that the teaching may flow and spread towards
32 Asuka | stands in the same hall. It may have been made in that country,
33 Asuka | gnat cries, there am I," may be taken as the keynote
34 Nara | families; their great influence may be judged from their having
35 Nara | an age of toleration, as may always be expected wherever
36 Nara | in itself, and its size may be imagined from the fact
37 Nara | this great Empress-Mother may be felt even in one of her
38 Heian | all. In India, while it may be that this feeling of
39 Heian | There is no activity that may not receive the attention
40 Heian | such ideas in 741 A.D. This may be considered as the point
41 Heian | iridescence, of which any point may at any moment be made the
42 Heian | slays the beloved that he may attain the highest. Vairochana
43 Heian | Kukai's great rival. We may also mention the Nioirin
44 Fujiwa| Japanese art and culture, which may be termed the national,
45 Fujiwa| ideals.~For the national mind may be held, in the Heian period,
46 Fujiwa| in the course of which may be mentioned Murasa ki Shikibu,
47 Fujiwa| modern Protestant sects may stand as examples.~Gnan. -
48 Kamaku| is a veiled sainthood. It may have been in the Crusades
49 Kamaku| in sculpture. Among these may be mentioned the statues
50 Kamaku| personal~characteristics, as may be seen from the great Nioo
51 Ashika| eternal melody of silence, may seem to the ignorant curious
52 Meiji | over those gigantic, or may be grotesque, figures which
53 Meiji | this torpor of centuries may be mentioned, firstly, the
54 Meiji | maidenhood; the tears that may be shed in his old age by
55 Meiji | army. These Japanese art may safely accept from the West,
56 Vista | the travelling merchant may display his stuffs and jewels
57 Vista | dead. And, however its form may change, only at a great
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