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Page v
The fact that the high Buddhist priests have the devoted confidence of people to such an extent is another example illustrative of the principle . here proposed . Their prohibiting the nourishment of meat and the possession of wives ...
The fact that the high Buddhist priests have the devoted confidence of people to such an extent is another example illustrative of the principle . here proposed . Their prohibiting the nourishment of meat and the possession of wives ...
Page vi
That “ things attained illegitimately are lost illegitimately ” is another example of the action of the Energy . Proceeding in this way , it can be shown that all the maxims of ancient sages can not escape from being generalized in this ...
That “ things attained illegitimately are lost illegitimately ” is another example of the action of the Energy . Proceeding in this way , it can be shown that all the maxims of ancient sages can not escape from being generalized in this ...
Page vii
C G ܙܙ water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water ...
C G ܙܙ water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water ...
Page viii
... to be synonymous with the science of Physics of the West . Now , the most valuable feature of modern sciences consists in their anticipating any event previous to its > a occurence . We have a most conspicuous example in the viii.
... to be synonymous with the science of Physics of the West . Now , the most valuable feature of modern sciences consists in their anticipating any event previous to its > a occurence . We have a most conspicuous example in the viii.
Page ix
We have a most conspicuous example in the science of Astronomy , which exactly foretells a event to occur after many hundred years . In any other science which can be studied by applying Mathematics , there are found a great many ...
We have a most conspicuous example in the science of Astronomy , which exactly foretells a event to occur after many hundred years . In any other science which can be studied by applying Mathematics , there are found a great many ...
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| Title | The Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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