Hence a man biased toward Aristotle cannot stomach anything but Aristotle; he wants to judge everything in relation to Aristotle; what is contrary to this philosopher appears false to him; he will always be ready to quote some passage from Aristotle; he will cite them on all sorts of occasions and about all kinds of subjects in order to prove obscure things no one can conceive, and also to prove very clear things even children could not doubt, because Aristotle is to him what reason and clarity are to others.