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 1 Intro |       oppression, should have lost her place in the world of the joy
 2 Intro |           Greece falls into her proper place, as but a province of that
 3 Primit|          Imitation has never taken the place of a free creativeness.
 4 Primit|        delicate curves, which take the place on the one hand of the straight
 5 Confuc|               and assimilate them to a place in the agricultural scheme.~
 6 Taoism|              Nature falls into a third place, subservient to two other
 7 Taoism|               the work; lines take the place of nerves and arteries,
 8 Buddhi|            humankind.~Kapilavastu, the place of his birth, stands in
 9 Buddhi|             may consider to have taken place about the middle of the
10 Buddhi|               in the Mahabharata, took place. It was here that the Gita
11 Buddhi|               spoken. It is now only a place of pilgrimage.~Rajagriha. -
12 Asuka |           constructed in 516 A.D. This place is still very impressive
13 Asuka |           Chinese poet who visited the place has left upon a rock the
14 Asuka |           attained to Buddhahood." The place in itself is beautiful,
15 Asuka |                held the most prominent place in the state, as the Fujiwaras
16 Asuka |                when each had sought to place on the throne the upholder
17 Asuka |             capital to Nara, the whole place has fallen into decay. A
18 Asuka |                A.D. - So called from a place in the province Musashi,
19 Nara  |               symbolism would take the place of the direct perception
20 Nara  |              such a way as to take the place, without any apparent incongruity,
21 Heian |              which every stone had its place, and even the rubbish found
22 Fujiwa|        dependence which Japan began to place on her own power, induced
23 Fujiwa|               infinite mercy takes the place of the proud assertion of
24 Kamaku|                 now claim the foremost place in sculpture. Among these
25 Ashika|                stiff trousers in their place - for the new idea was to
26 Toyoto|             was Nobunaga who, from his place d’avantage in central Japan,
27 Meiji |           Fujiwara aristocracy, giving place in turn to the military
28 Meiji |                hope, calling out for a place in the scheme of reawakened
29 Vista | peasant-traveller,~again, goes from no place of interest on his wanderings