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...engineer, chemist, machinist, musician, philosopher, and sometimes empiric;, he laid hold of every beauty in the enchanted circle, but without exclusive...that at one moment lent him wings for the pursuit of be;iuty, and the next flung him on the ground to crawl after deformity. We owe to him chiaroscuro with...

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...engineer, chemist, mechanist, musician, man of science, and sometimes empiric, he laid hold of every beauty in the enchanted circle — but without exclusive...dismissed, in her turn, each. Fitter to scatter hints than teach by example, he wasted life insatiate in experiment. To a capacity which at once penetrated the...

...engineer, chemist, mechanist, musician, man of science, and sometimes empiric, he laid hold of every beauty in the enchanted circle — but without exclusive...dismissed, in her turn, each. Fitter to scatter hints than teach by example, he wasted life insatiate in experiment. To a capacity which at once penetrated the...

...but without exclusive attachment to one, dismissed, in her turn, each. Fitter to scatter hints than teach by example, he wasted life insatiate in experiment. To a capacity which at once penetrated the principle'and real aim of art, he joined an inequality of fancy that at one momejit lent him wings...

...engineer, chemist, mechanist, musician, man of science, and sometimes empiric, he laid hold of every beauty in the enchanted circle — but without exclusive...dismissed, in her turn, each. Fitter to scatter hints than teach by example, he wasted life insatiate in experiment. To a capacity which at once penetrated the...

...Francis was,. at the time of Leonardo's death, at. -St. Germain, and no journey was undertaken -(on 1nent to one, dismissed in her turn each. Fitter to scatter...inequality of fancy that at one moment lent him wings 1'or the pursuit of beauty, and the next, flung him on the ground to crawl after deformity: we owe...

...engineer, chemist, mechanist, musician, man of science, and sometimes empiric, he laid hold of every beauty in the enchanted circle — but without exclusive...dismissed, in her turn, each. Fitter to scatter hints than teach by example, he wasted life insatiate in experiment. To a capacity which at once penetrated the...

...engineer, chemist, machinist, musician, man of science, and sometimes empiric ; he laid hold of every beauty in the enchanted circle, but, without exclusive...example, he wasted life, insatiate in experiment." Or, as Vasari puts it by a quotation from Petrarch, Leonardo's accomplishment was " hindered by his...