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 1 Primit|     Isé, and to this day each sect claims that it was raised
 2 Taoism|   organisation of Taoism as a sect was due to the labours of
 3 Nara  |     school known as the Hosso sect, of which the idea seems
 4 Nara  |     and established the Kegon sect, which aims at complete
 5 Nara  |   monk who founded the Vinaya sect in this period, was a sculptor
 6 Heian |  Japanese monk of the Shingon sect attempts to express in his
 7 Heian |      the result, so that this sect was sometimes called the
 8 Heian |      the~paragraph continues] Sect of the True Word," painted
 9 Fujiwa|    people belong to this Jodo sect, which corresponds to the
10 Fujiwa|   Genku, founded the Honganji sect, now the most powerful in
11 Kamaku|  freedom and ease of the Jodo sect - lacking the severe asceticism
12 Kamaku|       the teaching of the Zen sect (perfected under the Sung
13 Kamaku| statues of monks of the Kegon sect in Kofukuji in Nara, and
14 Ashika|    owes its origin to the Zen sect of Buddhism, which became
15 Ashika|       early patriarchs of the sect. For by this time the idea~