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 1 Intro |    Protestantism - culminating in natural science - can be combined
 2 Range |          of this classic period - natural heirlooms of a nation which
 3 Range | development which has come in its natural order to enrich the soil.~
 4 Confuc|           Hâng art was itself the natural outcome of a primeval Chinese
 5 Confuc|          instance of the fatalism natural to the Confucian mind. He
 6 Taoism|      terror of the spirit.~As was natural, the masses of the people
 7 Buddhi|    Founder, carried away from its natural environment, may be understood
 8 Buddhi|       accepted from a seer as the natural evidence of his own emancipation,
 9 Buddhi|        and go straightway, as the natural sequence, to pour water
10 Buddhi|         this early Buddhism was a natural growth out of that of the
11 Asuka |      superstitions and prejudices natural to their barbaric state,~
12 Nara  |           and enthusiasm, was the natural incentive to that great
13 Ashika|         the Shogunate. It sounds, natural outcome as it is of Kamakura
14 Ashika|      lived almost like monks. The natural tendency of artistic form
15 Ashika|         to the Greek. And this is natural, since all alike must have
16 Tokuga|           looked upon all this as natural, for their own lives were
17 Tokuga|        laid the foundation of the Natural School of Kyoto.~Dutch prints
18 Meiji |          mutual friendship, was a natural outgrowth of the new national
19 Vista |           does not consist of its natural features alone. It is a