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 1 Intro |           form its characteristic elements, but that great life of
 2 Intro |       largely shorn of Buddhistic elements, that the greatness of the
 3 Range |         It was formed of combined elements of Indian and old Hâng music.
 4 Confuc|          plateaux, some congenial elements had existed, suited to become
 5 Confuc| formulated in an age rich in such elements, and by a people amongst
 6 Confuc|    seasons or Heaven to the eight elements or Earth. It consists of
 7 Taoism|           stating that the higher elements in man would return to heaven,
 8 Buddhi|           there must be two great elements - one the gigantic figure
 9 Buddhi|       Teacher and his past. Those elements of his realisation which
10 Heian |    divided the Existent into five elements - earth, air, fire, water,
11 Ashika|          to divest art of foreign elements, and to make expression
12 Ashika|          accompaniment. These two elements gradually fused and became
13 Ashika|       always one of the strongest elements in Japanese music and drama.~
14 Meiji |        from various sources~those elements of contemporary European
15 Meiji |           Each day opens up fresh elements of possibility and hope,
16 Vista |        and associations, Of human elements and traditions, suffused