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  1 Intro |             It is at once indeed the great means and fruitage~of that
  2 Intro |        Representing, as he does, the great alternative art-lineage
  3 Intro |             Asgard background of the great Norse sagas. At the same
  4 Intro |      valuable. For be holds that the great historic spectacle with
  5 Intro |    characteristic elements, but that great life of the ideal by which
  6 Intro |            It is his belief that her great epochs of expression have
  7 Intro |         stimulating influence of the great southern peninsula, the
  8 Intro |           remained at the level of a great and beautiful scheme of
  9 Intro |         centuries, so," to quote the great Indian thinker just mentioned, "
 10 Intro |       handbook opens, that Asia, the Great Mother, is for ever One.~
 11 Range |              them to produce all the great religions of the world,
 12 Range |       communication lived yet in the great moving sea of the Tartar
 13 Range |              the forerunners of that great Mongol outburst which, under
 14 Range |             story of Baghdad and her great Saracenic culture is equally
 15 Range |            the West, Buddhism - that great ocean of idealism, in which
 16 Range |            It has been, however, the great privilege of Japan to realise
 17 Range |           later to be touched by the Great Wall.~The Shin Dynasty (
 18 Range |   reconsolidation of China under the great genius of Taiso. The capital
 19 Range |        Tennoji. It is to be heard on great occasions of festivity and
 20 Primit|              a love of poetry, and a great reverence for womanhood.
 21 Primit|          surged upon it from the two great poles of Asiatic civilisation.~
 22 Primit|             hut, still to be seen in great numbers on the south-eastern
 23 Primit|             guarding their coasts, a great cloud was seen to rise at
 24 Confuc|      Confucian, from the name of the great Sage who embodied and elucidated
 25 Confuc|              yet to bring forth that great ethical and religious system,
 26 Confuc|         elucidate and epitomise this great scheme of synthetic labour,
 27 Confuc|              always continue to hold great minds by the spell of its
 28 Confuc|        placed him at the head of the great communistic brotherhood
 29 Confuc|     consolidated, with its roads and great walls, its provincial governments
 30 Confuc|              the eastern side of the great ranges, the era of the Shin
 31 Confuc|               Stupendous towers, and great structures in wood and brick,
 32 Confuc|           left their memorial in the Great Wall that stretches from
 33 Confuc|             genius of Toribushi, our great sculptor, was not born in
 34 Confuc|             his own way. To him, its great note is the text, "Open
 35 Confuc|              was taken from In. This great minister was rewarded by
 36 Taoism|             and misty swamps of that great valley dwelt a race fierce
 37 Taoism|            of nature, the worship of great rivers, the delight in clouds
 38 Taoism|            of Virtue, of Laotse, the great rival of Confucius. In this
 39 Taoism|              splendid imagery, is in great contrast to the Confucian
 40 Taoism|              What is the use of this great long flight?" Again, "The
 41 Taoism|      melodies. Even so, the Tao, the great Mood, expresses Itself through
 42 Taoism|              and can never cover the great range of the impersonal
 43 Taoism|            life of Mencius, the next great Confucian after the Master,
 44 Taoism|           desirous of protecting the great moral advantage won by Confucius
 45 Taoism|           the Southern mind produced great thinkers, quite opposed
 46 Taoism|          with Buddhist ideals in the great liberalising Tang period,
 47 Taoism|              He relates a story of a great noble who sought for a distinguished
 48 Taoism|                For art is to him the great Mood of the Universe, moving
 49 Taoism|              organic structure. This great imaginative scheme forms
 50 Taoism|              these, the dream of the great lost style of the Greeks
 51 Taoism| line-composition has always been the great strength of Chinese and
 52 Taoism|        calligraphy, which attains to great heights for the first time
 53 Taoism|             that the excellence of a great Chinese or Japanese painting
 54 Taoism|           Nature and Freedom of this great school have led them to
 55 Taoism|              self-assertion he wrote great poems of solitude - of the
 56 Taoism|         death is mourned annually by great concourses of people.~Mencius. -
 57 Buddhi|        stones and tiles to widen the great roof that, like the bodhi-tree
 58 Buddhi|             which the thought of the great Teacher has assumed, as
 59 Buddhi|         clear that there must be two great elements - one the gigantic
 60 Buddhi|              we have the echo of the great voice itself, crying alone
 61 Buddhi|           Buddhism is thus like some great mountain ravine, through
 62 Buddhi|             the common people as one great heart, standing as the breaker~
 63 Buddhi|          must have been modes of the great Sage.~paragraph continues]
 64 Buddhi|            most important act of the great spiritual Deedsman, but
 65 Buddhi|             conclusions.~Asoka - the great emperor who united India,
 66 Buddhi|        Mathura, near Agra - called a great Buddhist council, whose
 67 Buddhi|             work begun by Asoka, the great descendant of Chandra Gupta (
 68 Buddhi|            of the infinite self, the great soul and light which pervades
 69 Buddhi|      reconstructing the idea of that great splendour and activity which
 70 Buddhi|             colony in the midst of a great Tartar population, and was
 71 Buddhi|             This was the age of that great intellectual expansion when
 72 Buddhi|             remaining specimens of a great Indian art, which doubtless,
 73 Buddhi|            of the nation's life. The great Vedantic revival of Sankaracharya
 74 Buddhi|          Mahabharata. - The epic of "Great India," which sings of the
 75 Buddhi|              the Vedas, and form the great religious classics of the
 76 Buddhi|        Ramayana. - The second of the great Indian epics, dealing with
 77 Buddhi|            Field of the Kurus. - The great plain in the neighbourhood
 78 Buddhi|         Behar, India.~Nalanda. - The great monastery and university
 79 Asuka |              Saian, now a scholar of great repute, who proved able
 80 Asuka |             Northern dynasty, gave a great and sudden impetus to its
 81 Asuka |            an Indian monk, wielded a great influence amongst the fierce
 82 Asuka |       Yang-tse-Kiang, there were two great landways, which both began
 83 Asuka |              have here the clue to a great era,~when North-Western
 84 Asuka |        regarding them we read of the great vase at the top, in striking
 85 Asuka |             Princes, who becomes the great personification of this
 86 Asuka |            entering the door of that great temple, and this taxed the
 87 Asuka |             and purity, such as only great religious feeling could
 88 Asuka |            is much influenced by the great vigour of Buddhism in China,
 89 Asuka |              name denotes one of the great Bodhi-Sattvas, who refuse
 90 Nara  |               and of Hitomaru. Three great political figures inaugurated~ ./. 
 91 Nara  |            we catch a glimpse of the great river of science which never
 92 Nara  |            natural incentive to that great scientific age which was
 93 Nara  |      thousand Indian families; their great influence may be judged
 94 Nara  |          Vasubandhu, and through his great translations and commentaries
 95 Nara  |             feet high, and towers in great magnificence against the
 96 Nara  |           Nara. This city became the great Buddhist centre, and the
 97 Nara  |             a follower of Kanshin, a great Chinese monk who founded
 98 Nara  |          mind cannot fail to see the great beauty and boldness of conception
 99 Nara  |            the Emperor Shomu and his great Empress Komio, in consultation
100 Nara  |        consultation with Giogi. This great monk travelled through the
101 Nara  |         announces the project of the great Roshana Buddha of Nara,
102 Nara  |        Buddhistic worlds chased with great delicacy.~The Emperor, who
103 Nara  |           thus lived only to see his great life-work completed.~This
104 Nara  |             nobility of soul of this great Empress-Mother may be felt
105 Heian |          many possible issues of the great Indian aspiration towards
106 Heian |           that Buddhism acquired its great masses of gods and goddesses,
107 Heian |             powers, and were held in great reverence, and Kukai, one
108 Heian |             deeply suggestive of the great virility and grandeur of
109 Heian |            is the Yakshi Buddha, the Great Healer, carved under the
110 Heian |        attributed to Saicho, Kukai's great rival. We may also mention
111 Heian |        spontaneity and detachment of great idealism. It is at the same
112 Heian |             buffalo, and bearing the great staff of death, surmounted
113 Fujiwa|            woman only. So dawned the great era of feminine literature,
114 Fujiwa|            of life; and Komachi, the great sad poetess, whose life
115 Fujiwa|            the founder of the second great school of the Vedanta philosophy.~
116 Kamaku|             so bringing to birth the great ideal of the Samurai, whose
117 Kamaku|             monasticism has been the great influence in robbing Japanese
118 Kamaku|         names of the generals of the great Mogol conqueror bear resemblance
119 Kamaku|              as may be seen from the great Nioo of Nandaimon in Nara.
120 Ashika|             succeeded by the rise of great political parties in the
121 Ashika|            of the flowing water. The great World-soul permeated men
122 Ashika|            powerful metaphor, to the great disparagement~of the studied
123 Ashika|           exhaling in union with the great world-spirit. Life was microcosmic
124 Ashika|             which the rainbow of the Great Existence is to shine. The
125 Ashika|            shine. The mind is like a great lake, clear to its bottom,
126 Ashika|            uncovered silken end of a great masterpiece is often more
127 Ashika|               The Sung dynasty was a great age of art and art-criticism.
128 Ashika|           twelfth century, himself a great artist and a patron, had
129 Ashika|            that give it life. Thus a great work by Sesshu or Sesson
130 Ashika|            the Ashikaga Shoguns were great patrons of art, and the
131 Ashika|           from their consecration to great national themes of struggle
132 Ashika|         constitute the insignia of a great art. They never allow us
133 Toyoto|          among whom rose sometimes a great mind that would form the
134 Toyoto|             in turn constituting the great representative force of
135 Toyoto|            son of Yeitoku; Kohi, the great teacher of Tannyu; Yuwasa
136 Toyoto|             led to the creation of a great decorative, though not a
137 Toyoto|             nipped in the bud of its great futurity by that icy conventionalism
138 Tokuga|           which all true art exists. Great art is that before which
139 Tokuga|            the playful sketches of a great scholar above the works
140 Tokuga|         occasions when Okio rises to great heights are when he reverts
141 Tokuga|             the death of these three great workers, consists only of
142 Meiji |          scholarship, following this great precedent, turned its gaze
143 Meiji |          overpowering love for these great masters - if an army were
144 Meiji |         within their bounds that the great spirits who rule her to
145 Meiji |             Empire, and to make that great renunciation in which all
146 Meiji |            the fire of Patriotism, a great rebirth of the national
147 Meiji |            and low became one in the great new energy that thrilled
148 Meiji |            Manchester.~The voices of great statesmen like Iwakura and
149 Meiji |          considered no sacrifice too great if the nation were to be
150 Meiji |            the Renaissance.~Like the great days of the small Italian
151 Meiji |              chromos as specimens of great art ideals.~The art which
152 Meiji |             the waning light of some great splendour - such are the
153 Meiji |          these painters, as at every great epoch of revival in art,
154 Meiji |            fire and meaning to these great themes.~The last masterpiece
155 Meiji |           artists. It represents the great Arhats and Boddhi-Sattvas
156 Meiji |              the name applied to the great Indian doctrine that all
157 Vista |         little boats row up and down great rivers laden with the produce
158 Vista |           form may change, only at a great loss can Asia permit its
159 Vista |         occupant - alone amongst the great secular rulers of the world -
160 Vista |              the figure of Siva, the Great God. Then Vajrapani, his
161 Vista |             the democratising of the great ideals. The populace and
162 Vista |          inheritance.~But to-day the great mass of Western thought
163 Vista |       roadways of the race, that the great voice shall be heard.~Victory