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1 Taoism|     the artistic, and not the scientific, was their goal - and the
2 Buddhi|    which Europe, with all her scientific mechanism, cannot imitate
3 Buddhi| impulse~reaches extraordinary scientific expression. It must be understood
4 Buddhi|       remarkably retentive of scientific effort, and we have in this
5 Nara  |  Buddhism is thrown upon this scientific research into the world
6 Nara  |    enabled, with the severest scientific demonstration, to bridge
7 Nara  |       incentive to that great scientific age which was to produce
8 Heian |     inherent in Buddhism, the scientific ideas of this period are
9 Meiji |      of the artistic warfare; scientific knowledge of anatomy and