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 1 Intro |      always in her art. Here we find, at each period, the indication
 2 Confuc|   workers in metal and jade, we find the same passionate effort
 3 Confuc|  writers are always striving to find an ethical basis for this,
 4 Confuc|        early China.~In order to find specimens of the wonderful
 5 Taoism|         without further ado, "I find my man!"~Kogaishi was a
 6 Taoism|      the sequence of white." We find the same method employed
 7 Taoism|        late, Shu literature, we find frequent mention of the
 8 Taoism| infinity is to be expressed, we find this symbol. It signifies
 9 Buddhi|         Asoka's rails, where we find images of Indras and Devas
10 Buddhi|         as in ancient China. We find a trace of this custom again
11 Buddhi|  post-Asokan period in India we find Buddhist art-activity working
12 Buddhi|      that of the Cholas.~We now find Asangha and Vasubandhu inaugurating
13 Asuka |       feet. In these statues we find the same Hâng type that
14 Asuka |         all these drawbacks, we find in these works a spirit
15 Asuka |       with these, therefore, we find a new movement in sculpture,
16 Nara  |       mathematics and astronomy find their blossom in Aryabhatta;
17 Nara  |       of proportion. In them we find the sources of inspiration
18 Heian |    reached. It is remarkable to find that this fusion rather
19 Heian |         as the Heian period, we find a new wave of Buddhist development,
20 Heian |   supreme original Divinity. We find now a systematised pantheon,
21 Kamaku|    paragraph continues] Here we find the idea of individualism
22 Kamaku|  Kamakura, led each province to find amongst its own lords and
23 Ashika|       emotional repose which we find in the statues of the Sangatsude
24 Toyoto|      Toyotomi, of which fact we find examples in the mausoleums
25 Toyoto|       hitherto unknown.~Here we find the beginning of the Ukiyoe
26 Toyoto|        formalism and posing.~We find in Korin's life a pathetic
27 Meiji |       philology modern scholars find little to add.~This led
28 Meiji |          when each struggled to find a new solution of life,
29 Vista |      skein of the Meiji period, find that single thread which
30 Vista |       with a blind intensity to find the clue. But if the thought