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 1 Intro |        however beautiful, but a grand interpretation of the grandest
 2 Range |      the Imperial court, and to grand monasteries and Shinto temples,
 3 Confuc|       begun at once to evolve a grand system of communism, entirely
 4 Confuc|        plateaux; above all, the grand idea of a universal brotherhood,
 5 Confuc|   Buddhism called for a new and grand expression in the Asuka
 6 Asuka |     divine - that vision of the grand Eternal known as Brahman
 7 Nara  |        also, none the less, the grand harmony of the Tang period,
 8 Heian |      terrible form of Siva, the grand vision of the eternal blue,
 9 Fujiwa|       Shikibu, authoress of the grand romance of Genji; Seishonagon,
10 Fujiwa|       the court scandals of the Grand Monarque; Akazome, noted
11 Fujiwa|        of this idea than in the grand picture of Amida and the
12 Ashika| background. Thus is suggested a grand monotony. The main parts
13 Toyoto|          near Kyoto, was also a grand masterpiece in this kind
14 Meiji |     Asiatic ideal, replete with grand visions of the universal
15 Meiji |         to the unification of a grand Empire. He therefore discouraged
16 Meiji |       and arouses us now to the grand problems and responsibilities
17 Meiji |       tragedy or comedy, in the grand drama of life, of man, and
18 Meiji |       Buddha"~recalls to us the grand composition of the Heian
19 Meiji |       expression, present their grand ideal vistas, yet to be