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 1 Range |  final mould. It is always a growth, defying the dissecting
 2 Confuc|     in the test being fixed, growth and evolution were checked,
 3 Buddhi|     INDIAN ART~BUDDHISM is a growth. The diamond-throne of the
 4 Buddhi|      power of adaptation and growth that constitutes the greatness
 5 Buddhi| early Buddhism was a natural growth out of that of the Epic
 6 Asuka |    and sudden impetus to its growth. For these tribes already,
 7 Nara  |      its fifty-two stages of growth~ ./. and final liberation
 8 Ashika|      also the appearance and growth of individual artists and
 9 Ashika| because of its limitation of growth.~Thus it would be their
10 Meiji | opportunity for unrestricted growth. That eagerness and profound