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 1 Range |      grandeur of Asoka - ideal type of Asiatic monarchs, whose
 2 Buddhi|      and the frankly Mongolian type in which the earliest images
 3 Buddhi|   confinement of its primitive type into freer forms and a wider
 4 Asuka |     and the other the circular type, the latter still retaining
 5 Asuka |    parallel course. The Indian type looked at first outlandish
 6 Asuka |   themselves to evolving a new type, by constant changing of
 7 Asuka |    country as quite Chinese in type, in contrast with the Indian
 8 Asuka |       contrast with the Indian type of other places, and ascribes
 9 Asuka |        we determine the actual type of this celebrated statue.~
10 Asuka |  statues we find the same Hâng type that we noticed in the rock-cut
11 Asuka |   which characterises the Hâng type as it appears in Buddhist
12 Asuka |   adheres strictly to the Hâng type of the period. Besides the
13 Asuka | Bodhisattvas there is also the type of Devarajas - known as
14 Asuka |  broadly speaking, true to the type, in spite of having been
15 Nara  |        This statue, similar in type to the Buddhas of Ellora,
16 Nara  | predominance of the full Gupta type all over India. One would
17 Nara  |       had lost all idea of the type and proportions of the original
18 Fujiwa|     femininity, produced a new type, very different from those