Part

1 Intro |  faith gives rise to cosmic conceptions in science, and the Roshana
2 Nara  | ideals of these three rival conceptions, express also, none the
3 Heian |  complete fusion of the two conceptions should be reached. It is
4 Heian |    of experience.~From such conceptions, the sannyasin~ ./. life
5 Heian |   appropriation of Buddhist conceptions. Up to this point they have
6 Toyoto|  Popular School, though its conceptions at this time differed widely
7 Toyoto|     limitations on plebeian conceptions. In this age of wild revelry,
8 Toyoto|     infuse into it the bold conceptions of the Ashikaga masters.
9 Meiji |     imagery and tempestuous conceptions, as shown in his "Kutsugen