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Thakur, 263.
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Nihonshoki 1, 270–271.
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Kojiki, 84–85.
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Duthie, 319–320.
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Kojiki, 92.
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Kojiki, 102.
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Nihonshoki 1, 386–387.
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Nihonshoki 1, 427.
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Nihonshoki 1, 484.
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Como, 4.
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Como, 19.
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Como, 86.
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Como, 166.
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Como, 102.
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Como, 134–135.
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Keenan, 343–344.
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Keenan, 348.
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Van Goethem, 108–110.
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Borgen, 89–91.
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Borgen, 308.
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Borgen, 240–243.
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Carrithers, 2–3.
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Atone and Hayashi, 9.
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Inagaki, xiii — xiv.
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Hodge, 39.
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Traditional Japanese Literature, 545–47.
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Faure 2016a, 125.
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Tyler, 36.
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