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• Title: Metaporphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 5: Sickness and Healing
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  • bullocks created hornets, donkeys, wasps. It was in the 17th century that the
• Title: Evolution, Earth, Man: Lecture VIII
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  • By whom, then? Not by human beings at all, but by wasps! Just look at
  • any wasp's nest you find hanging in a tree. Look at the material it
  • on, for the wasps are not yet in the habit of writing, otherwise they
  • what the wasps use for making their nests. The wasps found out how to
• Title: On the Development of Human Culture: Lecture II
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  • human beings at all, but by wasps! Look at any wasps' nest you find
  • Not, however, white paper, not the kind you write on, for the wasps
  • drab-coloured paper for parcels which is just what the wasps use for
  • making nests. The wasps found out how to make paper thousands of
• Title: Young Doctors Course: Lecture I
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  • they cause a certain species of wasp to lay eggs in a fig, an
  • ordinary fig. A wasp maggot comes from this germ and passes
  • young wasp is caused to lay a second lot of eggs in the same
  • season. The result of this second lot of eggs from the wasps
  • wasps has laid eggs. In the South, people take figs that are
  • branch. The wasps come and deposit the eggs in the figs; the
  • wasps develop very quickly; then the wasps go over to other
  • that happens when wasps, or, if you will, bees, take nectar
  • going in the fig by way of the young generation of wasps. A
  • inoculated by the young generation of wasps.
  • more quickly, and the generation of wasps arises more
  • wasp's sting and the laying of an egg. A sense for nature is