The Nicomachean Ethics on Alcmaeon: “how absurd, for instance, are the pleas of compulsion with which Alcmaeon in Euripides’ play excuses his matricide!”
Politics on The Republic: “So that when Socrates, in Plato's Republic, says that a city is necessarily composed of four sorts of people, he speaks elegantly but not correctly, and these are, according to him, weavers, husbandmen, shoe-makers, and builders; he then adds, as if these were not sufficient, smiths, herdsmen for…”
Politics on Laws: “As to his book of Laws, laws are the principal thing which that contains, for he has there said but little concerning government”
Poetics on Iliad: “he made the Odyssey, and likewise the Iliad, to centre round an action that in our sense of the word is one.”
Poetics on The Odyssey: “In composing the Odyssey he did not include all the adventures of Odysseus”
Leviathan on The Nicomachean Ethics: “Lastly, the Metaphysiques, Ethiques, and Politiques of Aristotle, the frivolous Distinctions, barbarous Terms, and obscure Language of the Schoolmen, taught in the Universities… serve them to keep these Errors from being detected…”