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 1  I, 8  |        derive from it with their art. For when the waywardness
 2  I, 8  |          the sons of the healing art.13 A man was once suddenly
 3 II, 1  |         I have not employed this art to your advantage.~Basil:
 4 III, 4 |        thou then think that thou art still amongst men, and standing
 5 III, 4 |         standing upon the earth? Art thou not, on the contrary,
 6 III, 12|     admit, who out of love to me art especially eager to conceal
 7 III, 16|         wisdom with skill in the art of supply, so as to dispose
 8 IV, 1  |          me," saith he, "if thou art going to deal thus with
 9 IV, 1  |         infirmities, and as thou art unable, thou wilt both suffer
10 IV, 3  |                         3. Pray, art thou not aware that that
11 IV, 4  |      understand all forms of the art, as the devil knows well
12 IV, 6  |         becoming perfect in this art? He makes no secret of his
13  V, 6  |       and superior to all in his art, sees the portrait which
14  V, 8  |         who is destitute of this art, he will find that he needs
15 VI, 6  | philosopher has the whole of his art stored up in his mind, not
16 VI, 6  |         any certain proof of his art. But if one is able to guide
17 VI, 7  |      which is corrupt there. Nor art thou unaware of this who
18 VI, 7  |         thou unaware of this who art specially wont to extol
19 VI, 8  |      Hush, dear friend that thou art! Thou shouldest never entertain
20 VI, 10 |              10. Basil: And now, art thou free from toils? hast
21 VI, 10 |          wilt be saved when thou art not profitable to any other?~
22 VI, 12 |      transcends all standards of art, and that the loveliness