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 1 Range |      divide, only to accentuate, two mighty civilisations, the
 2 Range |        the separate existence of two interchangeable sciences.
 3 Range |  qualified it to imbibe from the two sources, and so mirror the
 4 Range |           which had lasted about two centuries, when an influx
 5 Primit|        their youth renewed every two decades in their original
 6 Primit|          surged upon it from the two great poles of Asiatic civilisation.~
 7 Primit|   entirely of wood, and each has two alternative sites, on one
 8 Confuc|        antithesis of ideals, the two poles, of the decorative
 9 Taoism|     Eastern struggle between the two forces of communism and
10 Taoism|      third place, subservient to two other main principles. The
11 Taoism|         in this early period the two religions were not defiant,
12 Taoism|    benevolence is man and two-in two, one forgets oneself.~The
13 Buddhi|         that this is so with the two main divisions of the faith.~
14 Buddhi|         clear that there must be two great elements - one the
15 Buddhi|    middle path that lies between two opposites, as well as by
16 Asuka |         with Buddhist images and two monks, Matanga and Horan,
17 Asuka |       Yang-tse-Kiang, there were two great landways, which both
18 Asuka |          a central point between two empires, and through a living
19 Asuka |          day in Japan. Of these, two kinds exist, one the rectangular
20 Asuka |          same temple. From these two we can judge of that idealised
21 Nara  |          their records, are only two out of innumerable instances
22 Nara  |       during the Tokugawa period two hundred years ago, when
23 Heian |       the complete fusion of the two conceptions should be reached.
24 Heian |         capable of including the two extremes, of ascetic self-torture
25 Heian |          of death, surmounted by two heads; Nitten, the Sun-God;
26 Fujiwa| diplomatic amenities between the two countries, and the conscious
27 Fujiwa|        was divided between these two rival families of Minamoto
28 Fujiwa|       close.~A civil war between two aspirants for the imperial
29 Fujiwa|     Rakuio or Loyang, formed the two chief capitals of the Hâng
30 Fujiwa|      century.~Suma and Shioya. - Two places near Kobe, Japan.~
31 Ashika|       new interpretations of the two principles of the Cosmos,
32 Ashika|      from the productions of the two preceding phases. It is
33 Ashika|         is fife within life.~The two most prominent artists of
34 Ashika|      simple accompaniment. These two elements gradually fused
35 Toyoto|  weakened by the factions of the two families, Yamana and Hosokawa
36 Toyoto| perpetual conflicts between each two neighbouring daimyos, among
37 Toyoto|  Japanese~society anticipates by two hundred years some of the
38 Toyoto|          French Impressionism by two centuries, was nipped in
39 Tokuga|       the distinction of wearing two swords. Such a condition
40 Tokuga|       birds.~Kyoto, however, had two real influences. First was
41 Tokuga|           differs from the first two by his closer similarity
42 Meiji |     behind him. There are to-day two mighty chains of forces
43 Meiji |          competitive energy.~The two rival movements awoke to
44 Meiji |        the order of Prince Mito, two hundred years ago. Such
45 Meiji |     subject-matter of art. These two masters, themselves renowned
46 Meiji |     means the state of not being two, and is the name applied