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 1 Intro |           in turn by the religious ideas of their subjects. "As the
 2 Range |          which protected ancestral ideas and instincts at the cost
 3 Asuka |      soundness and affinity to the ideas of the Conversationalists,
 4 Nara  |           and thus incorporate the ideas, and begin to share in the
 5 Heian |          to India in quest of such ideas in 741 A.D. This may be
 6 Heian |           Buddhism, the scientific ideas of this period are expressed
 7 Fujiwa|          predominating continental ideas of preceding epochs. All
 8 Kamaku|        bravery and unsophisticated ideas, broke down the effeminate
 9 Ashika|         first to assimilate Laoist ideas, before it could be naturalised
10 Ashika|          is made expressive of Zen ideas.~The Ashikaga aristocracy,
11 Ashika|           small works express vast ideas. But it required the artists
12 Ashika| interpreting them through Buddhist ideas. The standard of excellence
13 Meiji |      individualism based on Indian ideas - as dangerous to the unification
14 Meiji | incomprehensible influx of Western ideas. To remain true to herself,
15 Meiji |         art-impulse. The stream of ideas is the real: facts are mere