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 1 Confuc|    persecution of letters may be considered as not necessarily directed
 2 Confuc|     added a commentary, which is considered an essential feature of
 3 Taoism|        in the first century, was considered, as the name implies, nothing
 4 Heian |          in 741 A.D. This may be considered as the point at which Buddhism
 5 Heian |       and word in meditation was considered essential, though any one
 6 Heian |        sacred charms, which they considered as lying on the borderland
 7 Heian | Amoghavajra. These teachers were considered to have magical powers,
 8 Fujiwa|     vernacular language had been considered effeminate, and was left
 9 Kamaku|    charity, which were qualities considered above muscular might, as
10 Ashika|        enlightenment. Words were considered an encumbrance to thought,
11 Tokuga|         art is not yet seriously considered in the West.~The bourgeois
12 Tokuga|    dilettantes and æsthetes, who considered a painting to he worthless
13 Meiji |          a Buddhist monk. Yet he considered the Neo-Confucianism of
14 Meiji |        dangers, as the Shogunate considered all such attempts to be
15 Meiji |       the country. But even they considered no sacrifice too great if
16 Meiji |         that apathy to art which considered it as a luxury, fatal in