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 1 Taoism| landscape, and we read of their pictures of the wildfowl calling
 2 Taoism|       in their tiger-and-dragon pictures they portray the ceaseless
 3 Buddhi|   storeyed towers, galleries of pictures, and castes of painters,
 4 Asuka |         He may be seen in later pictures painted as a venerable bearded
 5 Heian |       the potential Vairochana; pictures of the twelve devas were
 6 Kamaku| representations of retribution. Pictures of purgatory~and the horrors
 7 Kamaku|          or rolls, in which the pictures are interspersed with the
 8 Tokuga|       work of the Kanos, as the pictures of Mitsuoki and Gukei show.~
 9 Meiji |       European poets, and their pictures give new fire and meaning
10 Vista |      dream of renunciation that pictures the Boddhi-Sattva as refraining