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 1 Taoism|    early Taoists welcomed the images of Buddha as those of one
 2 Taoism|     different from the Taoist images already extant in China,
 3 Buddhi|    type in which the earliest images represent him, as well as
 4 Buddhi|  Asoka's rails, where we find images of Indras and Devas worshipping
 5 Buddhi|      the twelve colossal iron images of Asoka's contemporary,
 6 Buddhi|     to cover from alien eyes.~Images of the Buddha himself, though
 7 Asuka |     in 67 A.D., with Buddhist images and two monks, Matanga and
 8 Asuka |   fashion of this age. Of the images they brought, little is
 9 Asuka |     that would admit Buddhist images to the Taoist pantheon seems
10 Asuka |   early Christian temples and images were constructed, in the
11 Asuka |       recall are the rock-cut images of Riumonsan, near Loyang.
12 Asuka | paragraph continues] Buddhist images, some of the Tâng and some
13 Asuka |     court, Buddhist monks and images were already known in the
14 Asuka |       worshipped the Buddhist images. The Korean priests, Donyei
15 Asuka |     said to have brought over images and sculptures ten years
16 Nara  |    dimensions, and the Buddha images become the immense Roshana (
17 Fujiwa|       easier path," and their images, softened by the spirit
18 Ashika|     and rituals, for Buddhist images were cast into the fire
19 Toyoto|     playfulness and fantastic images, the daimyos would join