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 1 1|        think that Nature is not artistic, that she does not show
 2 1|     Natureacts throughout in an artistic and equitable manner, having
 3 1|    instead of admiring Nature's artistic skill - they refuseto learn;
 4 2|       statement that Nature is "artistic"- this Nature which, at
 5 2|           the man who sings the artistic skill of Nature! He imagines
 6 2|       the principle of Nature's artistic skill. For, if we do not
 7 2| assuredly deprive Nature of her artistic skill, as do all the physicians
 8 2|   nutritive, or, in a word, any artistic power; it is, by hypothesis,
 9 2|       Erasistratus whether his "artistic" Nature has not constructed
10 2|      himself by holding that an artistic Nature would have prepared
11 3|    demonstration that Nature is artistic and solicitous for the animal'
12 3|      must observe well the Art [artistic tendency] of Nature - how