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 1 Intro |          at once indeed the great means and fruitage~of that gladness
 2 Intro |        cave-temples, and by their means influencing the development
 3 Intro |       burden of Japanese art. The means and method of this expression
 4 Range | Particular, and to search out the means, not the end, of life.~Down
 5 Range |          phase of its development means to deal with infinite causes
 6 Range |       while the North becomes the means of the introduction of Buddhism
 7 Range |       Japan.~Bugaku Music. - This means dance music - from bu, to
 8 Confuc|         manner, was regarded as a means of conducing to political
 9 Buddhi|      first school of Buddhism, by means of his eight negations and
10 Buddhi|     concerning the forms of gods, means correlative attempts at
11 Buddhi|          The Alexandrian invasion means rather the extension of
12 Buddhi|         made in the text is by no means exaggerated.~Mahabharata. -
13 Asuka |   accomplished.~The word amitabha means immeasurable light, and
14 Asuka |       interesting question of the means of intercourse. It appears
15 Nara  |     energy. Roads were built; the means of transportation were regulated
16 Heian |           with Fudo and Aizen, by means of the symbol of the Chintamani
17 Kamaku|     Sûtras. - Sûtra, in Sanscrit, means thread, and is~a term applied
18 Ashika|    periods of Japanese art always means repose. It is the centripetal
19 Ashika|          sought in the soul, as a means of freeing thought from
20 Meiji |     Buddhist interpretation, this means that the Emperor tried to
21 Meiji |          idea. - The word adwaita means the state of not being two,
22 Vista |        printed index, as the true means of culture.~The chain of