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 1 Range |       China no landmarks, save her literature and her ruins, to recall
 2 Confuc|            that the destruction of literature, so greatly lamented by
 3 Confuc|   occurrence of the name in Indian literature, that he only reinforced
 4 Confuc| unification and luxurious life. In literature one notes with interest
 5 Confuc|            acquainted with Chinese literature, long before Wani the Hakushi,
 6 Taoism|          far back as the late, Shu literature, we find frequent mention
 7 Buddhi|     image-worship, for descriptive literature, concerning the forms of
 8 Buddhi|          are without rivals in the literature of the world.~The Ramayana. -
 9 Fujiwa|          the great era of feminine literature, in the course of which
10 Kamaku|            episodes give rise to a literature of adventure, which, centring
11 Tokuga|            Yoshiwara. And as their literature forms another world from
12 Meiji |            purely Japanese ancient literature came into vogue, led by