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Because of its ever clearer rec-
ognition of its sources, its modes and means, its evidence
and bounds, it was to show the same unique and definite
progress through reasoning selection and discrimination,
which Greek art discloses alone among the arts of ancient
peoples.

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ability

Question:

How did Greek art differ from the arts of ancient peoples in terms of its progress through reasoning selection and discrimination?

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How did Greek art differ from the arts of ancient peoples in terms of its progress through reasoning, selection, and discrimination?

Greek art differed from the arts of ancient peoples in terms of its progress through reasoning, selection, and discrimination because Greek knowledge was destined to know itself. Due to its ever clearer recognition of its sources, modes and means, evidence and bounds, it was able to show the same unique and definite progress through reasoning selection and discrimination, which Greek art discloses alone among the arts of ancient peoples. Greek art was able to progress in a way that other ancient art forms did not due to the Greek race's desire for knowledge and their ability to distinguish between what they knew and what they did not. Other ancient peoples did not perceive and know with sufficient clarity to distinguish what they saw from what they did not see, and thus, their art did not progress in the same way as Greek art did.