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 1   I,  18|      sometimes external, as the art is external to the work
 2   I,  18|         external to the work of art or the torch to the burning
 3   I,  21|        the form; so the medical art cures the patient.~This
 4   I,  22|         part of the carpenter’s art exist within what he makes,
 5   I,  22|         is his knowledge of his art, and his soul, in which
 6   I,  22|     used in the products of any art, for in them lies in a certain
 7   I,  22|         sense the motion of the art. Such, then, is the way
 8  II,  1 |     productions of Nature or of art, what already exists potentially
 9  II,  1 |       all products of Nature or art, a thing is made by something
10  II,  1 |         find in the products of art; heat and cold may make
11  II,  1 | containing the principle of the art. For the art is the starting-point
12  II,  1 |   principle of the art. For the art is the starting-point and
13  II,  4 |       is not within the work of art or the embryo that the tools
14  II,  4 |          And as the products of art are made by means of the
15  II,  4 |     this is the activity of the art, and the art is the form
16  II,  4 |    activity of the art, and the art is the form of what is made
17  II,  6 |     painter producing a work of art, for painters, too, first
18 III,  11|         than in the products of art; if it did art would have
19 III,  11|      products of art; if it did art would have nothing to do,
20 III,  11|        as it is in the one case art removes the useless material,
21  IV,  2 |       into being as products of art or of Nature exist in virtue
22  IV,  6 |        this is true of works of art so it is of what is formed
23   V,  8 |        and anvil in the smith’s art, so does breath in the living