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 1 Intro |        found his appreciation of Asiatic art deepened and intensified
 2 Intro |      existence of a common early Asiatic art, which has left its
 3 Intro |  expression in her art. And this Asiatic culture is broadly divisible,
 4 Intro | Bourgeois" our author holds that Asiatic art could never have been,
 5 Intro |       make some effort to recall Asiatic peoples to the pursuit of
 6 Range |     thought-inheritance of every Asiatic race, enabling them to produce
 7 Range |         it is also true that the Asiatic races form a single mighty
 8 Range |        speak of a single ancient Asiatic peace, in which there grew
 9 Range |         river-systems of Eastern Asiatic thought - is not coloured
10 Range |       and so mirror the whole of Asiatic consciousness. The unique
11 Range |       repository of the trust of Asiatic thought and culture. Dynastic
12 Range |         of Asoka - ideal type of Asiatic monarchs, whose edicts dictated~
13 Range |      that the historic wealth of Asiatic culture can be consecutively
14 Range |        Thus Japan is a museum of Asiatic civilisation; and yet more
15 Range |          keeps Japan true to the Asiatic soul even while it raises
16 Range |      becomes thus the history of Asiatic ideals - the beach where
17 Primit|      from the two great poles of Asiatic civilisation.~The national
18 Confuc|      such a failure of sympathy, Asiatic art, by her vast life of
19 Taoism|         the mutual polarities of Asiatic thought.~The Yang-tse-Kiang
20 Taoism|  painting was still on the early Asiatic method - covering the ground
21 Buddhi|     Northern school, though with Asiatic toleration he patronised
22 Buddhi|          surely be with that old Asiatic art whose traces are to
23 Nara  |         to be born. The whole of Asiatic thought was surging on,
24 Nara  |         expression of the second Asiatic thought.~The Nara period
25 Ashika|         working Spirit. Thus all Asiatic philosophy, from Sankaracharya
26 Ashika|         the common stem of early Asiatic song and melody. This Bugaku
27 Meiji |     ocean of ferment. One is the Asiatic ideal, replete with grand
28 Meiji |         Western encroachments on Asiatic soil threatened our national
29 Meiji |          scheme for checking the Asiatic expansion of the English.~
30 Meiji |        which await us as the new Asiatic Power. Not only to return
31 Meiji |          dormant life of the old Asiatic unity, becomes our mission.
32 Vista |         protecting and restoring Asiatic modes. But to do this she