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 1 Intro |   religious ideas of their subjects. "As the creed of the down-trodden
 2 Range |  thirteenth century. Their subjects consist, very largely, of
 3 Taoism|   know that a new range of subjects has been attempted. The
 4 Buddhi| forms and a wider range of subjects, yet remaining always a
 5 Asuka |  palace reserved for alien subjects in Loyang, the capital -
 6 Fujiwa|  the regions of Amida.~Its subjects of illustration are the
 7 Kamaku|  with the written text. No subjects were too high or too low
 8 Ashika| poem deals with historical subjects, always interpreting them
 9 Tokuga|   painted and drew certain subjects in a certain manner. From
10 Meiji |    brow.~Both the range of subjects and the method of their
11 Meiji |   historical and patriotic subjects. He lived at the beginning