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Book 2006Latest editionymbolism. The arch, one of the most beautiful ways that architects invented to go from "here” to "there,” spans greater distances and sustains larger loads than a simple post and beam structure, but because it is also more complex, an Eastern proverb called it "the structure that never sleeps.” Leon

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Book 2006Latest editionloads than a simple post and beam structure, but because it is also more complex, an Eastern proverb called it "the structure that never sleeps.” Leonardo da Vinci described the arch as "two weaknesses which, leaning on each other, become a strength,” a metaphor for the way that science and art lean on each other to strengthen our lives..

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,Averroes’ Book of Questions in Physics,is used in this chapter. His discussion of the remainder of the text is largely concerned with an analysis and elaboration of Aristotle’s argument, which culminates in a reconstruction of that argument in the first figure of the syllogism.