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 1 Intro |          time he has~ ./. made his influence felt increasingly in the
 2 Intro |  suggestions regarding the alleged influence of the Greeks on Indian
 3 Intro |         benefit of the stimulating influence of the great southern peninsula,
 4 Intro |         Eastern Island Empire must influence the others. Our author has
 5 Range |       Nara-Heian period, under the influence of the Chinese culture of
 6 Primit|          stood bereft of this Hang influence, and of the Buddhism which
 7 Primit|          and re-application of the influence received, however massive.
 8 Confuc|          first wave of continental influence which swept over the art
 9 Confuc| consciousness. Athens was a living influence. Christianity was about
10 Confuc|            strong, indeed, was the influence of Confucian thought at
11 Confuc|        there was a prior stream of influence is attested by the numerous
12 Buddhi|         united India, and made the influence of his empire felt from
13 Buddhi|         the weight of his personal influence to those thinkers who must
14 Buddhi|            Buddhist council, whose influence spread Buddhism farther
15 Buddhi|        wide range within which the influence of this first school worked.~
16 Buddhi|            its sudden birth to the influence of the Greeks, as European
17 Buddhi|            is here no trace of the~influence of the Greeks, and if it
18 Buddhi|           the extension of Persian influence than of Hellenic culture.~
19 Buddhi|           the faith, spreading its influence~to Thibet, there to become,
20 Asuka |          A.D. And it signifies the influence upon Japanese development
21 Asuka |       Indian monk, wielded a great influence amongst the fierce and turbulent
22 Asuka |          was able, by his personal influence, to stop much cruelty and
23 Asuka |         origin of the style to the influence of a Chinese general, Roko,
24 Asuka |          and, assisted by European influence, the advent of the realistic
25 Nara  |       Indian families; their great influence may be judged from their
26 Nara  |           of Byzantine and Persian influence in Chinese decorative art -
27 Heian |           Hinduism, so that Indian influence at the period is overwhelming,
28 Heian |        universe.~It was under this influence that Buddhism acquired its
29 Heian |            in the main to this new influence, inasmuch as its comprehensive
30 Fujiwa|          strength of that feminine influence that could change even the
31 Kamaku|     monasticism has been the great influence in robbing Japanese chivalry
32 Ashika|      reaches its height, under the influence of the India of the Guptas,
33 Ashika|      standpoint.~The Neo-Confucian influence of China, which ripened
34 Ashika|           artistic form under this influence was pure, solemn, and full
35 Toyoto|         Nobunaga, succeeded to his influence and completed the subjugation