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1 Intro | favourably with any in the world. And their names include
2 Intro | have lost her place in the world of the joy and the beauty
3 Intro | alternative art-lineage of the world - namely, the Chinese -
4 Intro | At the same time, a new world is opened to future scholarship,
5 Intro | spectacle with which the world is necessarily familiar,
6 Intro | Hindu may yet dominate the world." In some such event is
7 Intro | in a few decades and the world may again witness the Indianising
8 Range | the great religions of the world, and distinguishing them
9 Range | himself upon a Mohammedan world, it must also be remembered
10 Range | as long as the Western world remains so unaware of the
11 Confuc| wandering spirits of the unseen world, their idealism of womanhood,
12 Confuc| philosophic thought the world over. Buddhism was becoming
13 Confuc| reached all parts of the known world, that it was then that the
14 Buddhi| completes the circling of the world, with its fragrance of love
15 Buddhi| intellectual torrents upon the world, and the contention that
16 Buddhi| individualistic race in the world, and lifted the dumb beast
17 Buddhi| Hindus to paint the whole world with gods. His teaching
18 Buddhi| in the literature of the world.~The Ramayana. - The second
19 Asuka | sovereignty over the whole world. This palace was subsequently
20 Asuka | Nirvana, or freedom from the world of relativity, is sought
21 Asuka | appealed to the civilised world of the Chinese Southern,
22 Asuka | empires, and through a living world of communication, travellers,
23 Nara | intellectual progress for the whole world,~ever since the pre-Buddhistic
24 Nara | scientific research into the world of the senses and of phenomena,
25 Nara | cast bronze in the whole world. This image is seen at a
26 Heian | if it were beatitude, the world itself as the ideal world.
27 Heian | world itself as the ideal world. There is no Maya after
28 Heian | compatible with work in the world, and is the same as Buddhahood.
29 Fujiwa| to draw the soul into His world of purity, called the Jodo,
30 Fujiwa| himself.~But, alas! in a world so worldly, no such dreamland
31 Kamaku| noble who renounced the world~became one of the militant
32 Ashika| modern idea of the whole world runs inevitably to Romanticism.
33 Ashika| or its own nature. The world is full of a pathos of existence
34 Ashika| like the creation of the world, holding in itself the constructive
35 Toyoto| but newly made free of the world of art. In this Japanese~
36 Tokuga| literature forms another world from that of the writings
37 Meiji | current events of the outside world, we knew of the mighty arm
38 Meiji | This shut off the Western world, as though behind an iron
39 Meiji | in the discovery of a new world, the birth of a reformed
40 Meiji | unparalleled interest for the world, though tinged at once by
41 Meiji | destined one day to - fill the world with its light of supreme
42 Vista | placed it to-day. The old world of trade, the world of the
43 Vista | old world of trade, the world of the craftsman and the
44 Vista | great secular rulers of the world - never wears a sword.~These
45 Vista | so much of the Oriental world went down. And it must be
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