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 1 Range |       moment that broad expanse of love for the Ultimate and Universal,
 2 Range |  Mediterranean and the Baltic, who love to dwell on the Particular,
 3 Primit|           Indian mythology, with a love of poetry, and a great reverence
 4 Primit|            Indian art. That innate love of cleanness which, though
 5 Confuc| countrysides, with their burden of love, and labour, and the beauty
 6 Taoism|         clouds and lake-mists, the love of freedom, and the assertion
 7 Taoism|            which it returns to the love of Nature, stands in strong
 8 Taoism|            has been attempted. The love of Nature and Freedom of
 9 Buddhi|           of Buddhism. Garlands of love and reverence have covered
10 Buddhi|       world, with its fragrance of love and renunciation.~The several
11 Buddhi|         under which later students love~to classify the formulations
12 Buddhi|          gives birth to an immense love of the beauty and significance
13 Buddhi|            dealing with the heroic love of Rama and Sita.~Kurukshetra,
14 Asuka |        blood naturally led them to love and reverence foreign culture
15 Asuka |     Japanese mind, with its innate love of beauty and concreteness,
16 Heian | lion-crowned and awful, the God of Love - but love in its strong
17 Heian |       awful, the God of Love - but love in its strong form, whose
18 Heian |            who confers fortune and love; Taigensui, the Commander-in-chief (
19 Fujiwa|          of the madness of supreme love. The prayer which dissolves
20 Fujiwa|           intoxicated with frantic love, men and women deserted
21 Fujiwa|      Chinese names.~Bhakti. - That love of God, and devotion in
22 Fujiwa|            of God, and devotion in love, which attains to selflessness.
23 Kamaku|           any rate, as a singer of love, is entirely an Eastern
24 Kamaku|             then, of silence as to love, but it was also an age
25 Ashika|            which European scholars love to distinguish the past
26 Ashika|          in opposites. This innate love of nature imposes a limitation
27 Meiji |         you with your overpowering love for these great masters -
28 Meiji |            the music of repose and love, were torn from their time-honoured
29 Meiji |        ravages which this frenzied love of European institutions
30 Meiji |      Japanese art, and aiming at a love and knowledge of the most
31 Meiji |      religion, or the instant when love stops,~half-unconscious,