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 1 Primit|          one hand of the straight lines of Yamato architecture,
 2 Taoism|        deals with composition and lines, and is called "The Law
 3 Taoism|          bony system of the work; lines take the place of nerves
 4 Taoism|           other with strong black lines. Thus Confucius says "all
 5 Taoism|      inter-related with the other lines to form the beauty of an
 6 Taoism|  nevertheless these do, as simple lines, possess an abstract beauty
 7 Nara  | incongruity, of one of the spiral lines of the head-dress. It is
 8 Fujiwa|       painting, with its delicate lines and refined colours, begins
 9 Ashika|         in the intricately subtle lines which they produced in bronze.
10 Ashika|       ink-sketches and a few bold lines - just as they discarded
11 Tokuga|           note that he copied the lines of the engravings with his