Sommerville, Maxwell. Monograph of the Buddhist Temple in the Free Museum of Science and Art, University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: 1904. Page/Fig./Plate: 1-47
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- bodhisattva[1]
- buddha[2]
- buddhist symbol[5]
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- god of libation?[1]
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- hotei[2]
- house[4]
- hsieh chai[2]
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- jewel[2]
- jizo[1]
- jurojin[1]
- kannon[17]
- karyobinga[2]
- kichijoten[1]
- kirin[4]
- kneeling figure[2]
- kneeling woman[1]
- komokuten?[2]
- kongara[1]
- kuko-sho[1]
- kyoyo[2]
- lion[6]
- lotus[10]
- lotus flower[1]
- luohan[1]
- male child[1]
- male figures[1]
- monju[1]
- monk[1]
- monkey[1]
- musical instrument[1]
- musical instrument?[1]
- ono no komachi[1]
- patriarch[1]
- peony[1]
- pilgrim[1]
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- plant[1]
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- prayer[11]
- prayers[4]
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- rakan[2]
- rat[3]
- rimbo[1]
- root[3]
- sadaijin[1]
- samurai[1]
- sanko-sho[1]
- sceptre[1]
- seated jizo[2]
- seitaka[1]
- shitenno[2]
- tennin[6]
- tokugawa crest[4]
- trees[2]
- vajra[2]
- chinese language[2]
- english language[11]
- japanese language[109]
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- bamboo[4]
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