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 1 Intro |      of expression have always followed in the wake of waves of
 2 Primit|      descent from the gods who followed the grandson of the Sun-Goddess~
 3 Primit|       A peremptory refusal was followed by an invasion of some of
 4 Confuc|    bronzes that, although they followed a different convention,
 5 Confuc|       it may be that they only followed the common tradition of
 6 Confuc|     A.D.) succeeding the Shin, followed in the main their policy,
 7 Taoism|      Soshi, also a Southerner, followed in his footsteps, and enlarged
 8 Buddhi|       of the Christian era, he followed in the wake of previous
 9 Asuka |        of the Parthians. He is followed by others from the neighbouring
10 Asuka |     seem more and more to have followed the Indian method of ornamentation,
11 Asuka |        Sculpture seems to have followed a parallel course. The Indian
12 Nara  |      Amida in Yakushiji and is followed by the Yakshi trinity of
13 Heian |     sûtra on the Yoga, and was followed by Amoghavajra, bringing
14 Fujiwa|        and other cases we have followed the Japanese pronunciation
15 Kamaku|   their chiefs or daimyos, and followed in turn by their own clansmen,
16 Toyoto| architecture of early Tokugawa followed mainly, as said before,
17 Tokuga|       its hereditary lord, who followed his profession, and, whether