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 1  II, 1  |      to what is artistic or a work of art. We should not say
 2  II, 1  |       nor should we call it a work of art. The same is true
 3  II, 2  |    distinction is made in our work On Philosophy.) The arts,
 4  II, 3  |       reciprocally, e.g. hard work causes fitness and vice
 5  II, 3  |  causes which are actually at work and particular exist and
 6  II, 8  | itself: why should not nature work, not for the sake of something,
 7  II, 8  |  faculty that these creatures work,spiders, ants, and the like.
 8 III, 4  |     Mind, and Mind begins its work of thinking from some starting-point.
 9  IV, 13 |    time. Still, time does not work even this change; even this
10 VII, 4  |       how will our conclusion work out in the case of the circle
11 VIII, 1 |       say that it is nature’s work: for if anything is of a
12 VIII, 10|       does an equal amount of work when engaged in any activity-in