into place by merely inserting cover onto housing.
The housing unit of the present invention consists of a die cast base. The interior of the housing includes a seat area on top of pole fitter hub for securing electrical subassembly. At the underside of the socket casting is located quarter turn stud receptacle or a fastener keeper that accepts quarter turn stud which is mounted on unitized electrical component subassembly. Seat area and quarter turn stud affix unitized electrical component subassembly to housing. Ignitor sits in recess in front of unitized electrical subassembly and is connected to the unitized electrical component subassembly by harness. Harness supplies line voltage and lamp voltage. Harness is connected to terminal block and engages connector on electrical subassembly by supplying power to various componentsWasan
The Kōso Wasan is composed of 119 verses, classified as follows:

Nagarjuna Bodhisattva (1-10)
Vasubandhu Bodhisattva (11-20)
Master Tan-luan (21-54)
Master Daochuo (55-61)
Master Shandao (62-87)
Master Genshin (88-97)
Master Genkū (98-117)
Concluding Hymns (118-119)

Shōzōmatsu Wasan
The Shōzōmatsu Wasan is composed of 116 verses, classified as follows:

Hymn on the Prophetic Dream (Prefatory Hymn) (1)
Pure Land Hymns on the Right, Semblance, and Last Dharma Ages (2-59)
Hymns on the Offense of Doubting the Primal Vow (60-82)
Hymns in Praise of Prince Shōtoku (83-93)
Gutoku’s Hymns of Lament and Reflection (94-109)
Hymns on  Zenkō-ji (Also called the "Additional Hymns of Lament on the Term Hotoke") (110-114)
 Section on Jinen Hōni (and Concluding Hymns) (115-116)

References

External links
 
 
 The Collected Works of Shinran
Commentary on Shinran's Wasan (Hymns) in Three Volumes

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