Aristotle quotes on love

In common parlance men speak of those whom they honour and love as 'coming first' with them
Source: Aristotle, The Categories

Still perhaps it may appear better, nay to be our duty where the safety of the truth is concerned, to

A Discovery is, as the very word implies, a change from ignorance to knowledge, and thus to either love or hate, in the personages marked for good or evil fortune
Source: Aristotle, Poetics

It is also absurd for those who promote a community of children to forbid those who love each other from indulging themselves in the last excesses of that passion, while they do not restrain them from the passion itself, or those intercourses which are of all things most improper, between a Father and a son, a brother and a brother, and indeed the thing itself is most absurd
Source: Aristotle, Poetics

Indeed, he constantly fastens the blame of the conflict on the rich; and accordingly at the beginning of the poem he says that he fears 'the love of wealth and an overweening mind', evidently meaning that it was through these that the quarrel arose
Source: Aristotle, The Athenian Constitution

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