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Human Nature
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O Man, who will discern in this work of mine the wonderful works of Nature โ€” reflect how much more criminal it is to take the life of a man than to destroy it. For the soul that dwells in that structure is a thing divine. Leave it then to dwell in His work at His good will and pleasure, and let not your rage or malice destroy a life โ€” for indeed, he who does not value it, does not himself deserve it.
โ€” Leonardo da Vinci ยท
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Notebooks, XIV Anatomy (Richter, 1883) โ€” on the human body

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