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 1 Confuc|       the Shin, followed in the main their policy, with the one
 2 Taoism|        subservient to two other main principles. The first of
 3 Buddhi|         this is so with the two main divisions of the faith.~
 4 Asuka |       this period follow in the main, as far as we know, the
 5 Asuka |         in high relief, and the main figures are cut out to be
 6 Asuka |        which so obliterates the main points of the original that
 7 Heian |     idea of Vairochana, in four main subdivisions - first Fudo,
 8 Heian |         period succumbed in the main to this new influence, inasmuch
 9 Kamaku|         of Japanese life, whose main features continued till
10 Ashika| suggested a grand monotony. The main parts are three in number,
11 Tokuga|   Hokusai, stand apart from the main line of development of Japanese