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 1 Intro |     providing for the future a religious generalisation in which
 2 Intro |       conquered in turn by the religious ideas of their subjects. "
 3 Range |  costumes, not to speak of the religious rites and philosophy, of
 4 Range |      to each various school of religious development which has come
 5 Confuc|   forth that great ethical and religious system, based on Land and
 6 Buddhi| relativity, as the apex of the religious experience of his country.
 7 Buddhi|       definition of Maya, is a religious idea remarkably retentive
 8 Buddhi|      Vedas, and form the great religious classics of the Hindu people.
 9 Asuka |     purity, such as only great religious feeling could have produced.
10 Nara  |      masks, banners, and other religious accoutrements, used on the
11 Fujiwa|    administration of civil and religious affairs.~This new development
12 Fujiwa|    Abstract-Absolute. Thus the religious consciousness, exhausted
13 Fujiwa|      an age of Jnan.~A wave of religious emotion passed~over Japan
14 Kamaku|    exploration of the realm of religious emotion, the devotion of
15 Ashika|    poems of Europe, and in the religious developments of the Fujiwara
16 Ashika|        for the substance. Even religious teachings were misleading,
17 Meiji |        which distinguishes the religious and artistic life of the
18 Vista |     India, made barren of that religious life which is the essence