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 1 Range |        Arab~chivalry, Persian poetry, Chinese ethics, and Indian
 2 Range |    lost dream, which even the poetry of Kalidasa fails to evoke.
 3 Range |   enrich the soil.~The Yamato poetry, and Bugaku music, which
 4 Range |      thought of the lights of poetry and the shadows of heroic
 5 Range |       on the Yang-tse.~Yamato Poetry. - The word Yamato is used
 6 Primit|     mythology, with a love of poetry, and a great reverence for
 7 Confuc|    from the days of Taiko-bo.~Poetry, in like manner, was regarded
 8 Confuc|      to hint, and of all this poetry was the recognised medium.
 9 Confuc|       people amongst whom the poetry of individual self-realisation
10 Taoism|     northern countrymen.~This poetry, as exemplified in Kutsugen,
11 Taoism|   questions for solution. The poetry of this era and of the early
12 Taoism|        being called "first in poetry, first in painting, and
13 Nara  | Europe.~It was also an age of poetry, distinguished by the names
14 Heian |     must remember, the living poetry of the home and of experience.~
15 Fujiwa| serious occupation in art and poetry. The lesser duties of statecraft
16 Tokuga|      illustrating the popular poetry; here was Watanabe-Shiko,
17 Vista |     thought, the science, the poetry, and the art of Asia. Torn