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 1 Range |     daimyos, again, abound in works of art and manuscripts belonging
 2 Range | Tantrikism. - The Tantras are works written for the most part
 3 Taoism|     contrast to the Confucian works, with their dry and prosy
 4 Taoism|    beauty of their own.~As no works of the Laoist period are
 5 Taoism|      defiant, as later Taoist works assert.~NOTES~Kutsugen. -
 6 Buddhi|  better-informed study of the works of Gandhara itself will
 7 Asuka |   drawbacks, we find in these works a spirit of intense refinement
 8 Nara  |     and the similarity of his works to those of Anarajapura
 9 Nara  |      be mentioned amongst the works of this period.~The pictorial
10 Heian |     represented.~The artistic works of the period are full of
11 Heian |       833, as a yogi. Kukai's works are numerous, "The Seven
12 Ashika|       devotes itself, and the works of the Parthenon, with the
13 Ashika|       and Riokai, whose small works express vast ideas. But
14 Tokuga| because the prettiness of the works of this period first came
15 Tokuga|       great scholar above the works of a master-artist. In its
16 Tokuga|     the Popular School. Their works are delightful and full
17 Meiji |   culmination in~the gigantic works of the present Manchu dynasty
18 Meiji |      history. Fine historical works appeared written in Chinese,
19 Meiji |     Harumi, to whose colossal works on grammar and philology
20 Meiji |   school of Kyoto through the works of Yosai, and was even reflected