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 1 Intro |      blossoms, but the mighty conception of the Dragon; not birds
 2 Taoism|   descending into a pictorial conception must take upon~itself organic
 3 Taoism|   they bring forth the mighty conception of the Dragon, that awful
 4 Nara  |     form best adapted to this conception, and the stone Buddhas of
 5 Nara  |  great beauty and boldness of conception of this monumental~work,
 6 Heian |       Hindu deities.~This new conception of the divinities is different
 7 Fujiwa|     for her peaceful and pure conception of life; and Komachi, the
 8 Fujiwa|      a renewal of that Tendai conception of the Buddhistic idea,
 9 Kamaku| points as unmistakably to the conception of the monk, as the life
10 Meiji |     grow wider under this new conception of artistic freedom. The
11 Vista |     is cultivated the Eastern conception of individuality as the