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 1 Range |         the religious rites and philosophy, of so remarkable an age,
 2 Range |     various phases of Confucian philosophy; the different ideals which
 3 Confuc|      Veda may be described as a philosophy~of Nature, rather than a
 4 Taoism|  learned men retired to discuss philosophy in bamboo groves; when a
 5 Taoism|     Dynasties. They adopted the philosophy of Laotse and the ritual
 6 Taoism|         an advance on their own philosophy. The early teachers of the
 7 Asuka | heritage from that early Indian philosophy of which Buddhism is a development.~
 8 Asuka | development of Buddhist art and philosophy, under the Fujiwara aristocracy.~
 9 Nara  |        she produced the Sankhya philosophy and the atomic theory; the
10 Heian |         was perhaps because the philosophy which divided the Existent
11 Fujiwa|     great school of the Vedanta philosophy.~Chaitanya. - Known as the "
12 Ashika|      impulse, Greek Pantheistic philosophy in all its phases devotes
13 Ashika|        Spirit. Thus all Asiatic philosophy, from Sankaracharya downwards,
14 Meiji |        and science, but also in philosophy and religion, they sought
15 Meiji |        Europe itself, in German philosophy and Russian spirituality,