Part

 1 Intro |        as lacquer and metalwork, bronze casting, and porcelain,
 2 Primit|          finished workmanship in bronze, in iron, and in various-coloured
 3 Confuc|          the colossal statues in bronze and iron, of which such
 4 Confuc|          and beautiful armour in bronze and gold will testify. Thus
 5 Asuka |          to this is the colossal bronze of Ankoin, on the site of
 6 Nara  | sculpture, which begins with the bronze trinity of Amida in Yakushiji
 7 Nara  |       the largest statue of cast bronze in the whole world. This
 8 Nara  |   directed the pouring of molten bronze, which completed the casting.~
 9 Kamaku|      Nandaimon in Nara. The fine bronze Buddha of Kamakura is not
10 Ashika|     lines which they produced in bronze. The first period of Japanese