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 1 Primit|       thousand ships and million men, was utterly destroyed,
 2 Primit|    utterly destroyed, only three men escaping with their lives.
 3 Confuc|      function being to harmonise men with men, and communities
 4 Confuc|      being to harmonise men with men, and communities with communities.
 5 Confuc| asserting the choice of the wise men of the time, according to
 6 Taoism|          the period when learned men retired to discuss philosophy
 7 Taoism|        man who stands apart from men - seeking in Nature his
 8 Buddhi|         both these classes, many men are to be found of whom
 9 Fujiwa|    refined and voluptuous epoch. Men imitated the style of these
10 Fujiwa|   intoxicated with frantic love, men and women deserted the cities
11 Kamaku|          the motive of a career. Men would devote their lives
12 Ashika|       great World-soul permeated men and nature alike, and by
13 Ashika|          once attained, left all men to revel and glory in the
14 Toyoto|     nobility of that period were men who had created their own
15 Meiji |        calling women to pray and men to polish their swords,