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 1 Taoism|         politics, sociology, and law, while the liberty and complexity
 2 Taoism|        lines, and is called "The Law of Bones and Brush-work."
 3 Taoism|         mutual obligation as the law. The ideograph for duty
 4 Buddhi|          the application of this law. There, the most startling
 5 Asuka |           who commanded that His law should flow Eastward," -
 6 Asuka |       known as the "Guardians of Law," sustaining the four corners
 7 Nara  |          Buddha is the Buddha of Law in contrast to the Buddha
 8 Nara  |   Trinity," i.e. the Buddha, the Law, and the Church, assisted~
 9 Ashika|     truth, since the fundamental law of life and progress~ ./. 
10 Ashika| Formalistic, when matter, or the law of material form, dominates
11 Ashika|        and Ki, the all pervading Law, and the working Spirit.
12 Ashika|        paragraph continues] That law of change which is the guiding
13 Ashika|       thread of life is also the law which governs beauty. Virility
14 Meiji |        becoming equal before the law, as fellow-citizens with
15 Meiji |          its own stormy will its law, now rending the skies in