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 1 Range |    Mongol Dynasties. - A brief abstract of the periods of Chinese
 2 Taoism|       simple lines, possess an abstract beauty of their own.~As
 3 Taoism|  learned discussions about the Abstract and Pure, waving the jade-handled
 4 Taoism|       the understanding of the abstract idealism of Ashvaghosha
 5 Asuka |        that original stream of abstract idealism which, through
 6 Asuka |    realisation, seemed like an abstract ideal, unapproachable and
 7 Asuka |       not to be satisfied with abstract types presented to it by
 8 Nara  |       those discussions of the Abstract and Immutable, which began
 9 Nara  |      same themes, not only the abstract beauty of the Indian model,
10 Heian |        Sakya-Muni.~Such is the abstract significance of the symbols.
11 Kamaku|        is absent from the more abstract bronzes of Nara and Fujiwara.~
12 Meiji | becomes extremely difficult to abstract and unify the underlying