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 1 Range |     Japan true to the Asiatic soul even while it raises her
 2 Primit|  purity, which so tempers the soul of Japanese art, differentiating
 3 Confuc|  ultimate. Leaving the Indian soul to soar and mingle with
 4 Taoism|   narcissus, hiding its noble soul in deep ravines, or seeking
 5 Taoism| seeking the expression of the soul in Nature.~Freedom is recognised
 6 Buddhi| message of the Freedom of the Soul, and those who heard were
 7 Buddhi| emancipated, and yet the very soul of the Faith is its inquiry
 8 Buddhi|  existence, as he directs the soul towards the Eternal Unity.
 9 Buddhi|      infinite self, the great soul and light which pervades
10 Nara  |       evolution of the finite soul in its fifty-two stages
11 Nara  |       throne. The nobility of soul of this great Empress-Mother
12 Fujiwa|     bear upward the departing soul. Ladies would spend a lifetime
13 Fujiwa|        was enough to draw the soul into His world of purity,
14 Ashika|       characterisation of the soul of things, a burning fire
15 Ashika|  Everything was sought in the soul, as a means of freeing thought
16 Ashika|   Chinese literati.~The human soul, to these thinkers, was
17 Ashika|    ignorance is bereft of his soul, and, like the cowherd,
18 Ashika|       pastime, and his strong soul could take delight in all
19 Meiji |   says, "To the utmost of thy soul's power do thy best. Then
20 Meiji |     storm that gathers in his soul.~The epic heroes of Kamakura