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 1 Intro |       East, and not merely the personal doctrine of the Buddha,
 2 Primit|      implements of worship and personal decoration, which display
 3 Confuc|      past, shown~in the act of personal enjoyment, and dwells on
 4 Buddhi|         gave the weight of his personal influence to those thinkers
 5 Buddhi|        and the magnificence of personal adornment. Indeed, it is
 6 Asuka |       contradistinction to the personal divine as manifested in
 7 Asuka | direction. He was able, by his personal influence, to stop much
 8 Nara  |       family, consolidated the personal government of the emperors,
 9 Nara  |    Japanese monk, had become a personal pupil of Gensho (Hiouen-Tsang)
10 Nara  |      containing as it does the personal belongings of the Emperor
11 Fujiwa|      seeking salvation through personal effort and self-mastery
12 Kamaku|       Buddhas and devas assume personal~characteristics, as may
13 Vista |        joys and sorrows of its personal drama. The Japanese peasant-traveller,~