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The Face of Jizo : Image and Cult in Medieval Japanese Buddhism Condition:Very Good And why was Greece's chief

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The Face of Jizo : Image and Cult in Medieval Japanese Buddhism Condition:Very Good And why was Greece's chiefFarther on, I find other figures of Jizo, single reliefs, sculptured upon tombs. But one of these is a work of art so charming that I feel a pain at being obliged to pass it by. More sweet, assuredly, than any imaged Christ, this dream in white stone of the playfellow of dead children, like a beautiful young boy, with gracious eyelids half closed, and face made heavenly by such a smile as only Buddhist art could have imagined, the smile of infinite

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