Aristotle: He penetrated into the whole universe of things, and subjected its scattered wealth to intelligence; and to him the grea

He penetrated into the whole universe of things, and subjected its scattered wea — Aristotle

He penetrated into the whole universe of things, and subjected its scattered wealth to intelligence; and to him the greater number of the philosophical sciences owe their origin and distinction.

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