Aristotle Quotes

One should not always start with the very first notion of the things being studied, but rather with what can facilitate learning.

All governments die from the exaggeration of their principle.

Everything that moves is moved by something else.

Every man, by nature, desires to know.

If nothing is eternal, production and generation are not possible.

If the spirit is a divine attribute, an existence in accordance with the spirit will be truly divine.

It's best to leave life like a party, neither thirsty nor drunk.

Sciences have bitter roots, but very sweet fruits.

Wealth consists much more in enjoyment than in possession.

The moral excellence is the result of habit. We become just by performing acts of justice; temperate, by performing acts of moderation; brave, by performing acts of courage.

Bestiality is a lesser evil than wickedness, but it is more fearsome.