Aristotle. Quotes

For We Do Not Think That We Know A Thing Until We Are Acquainted With Its Primary Conditions Or First Principles, And Have Carried Our Analysis As Far As Its Simplest Elements. Plainly Therefore In The Science Of Nature, (15) As In Other Branches Of Study, Our First Task Will Be To Try To Determine What Relates To Its Principles.

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