Aristotle's Physics (Logic Museum)

Just out. A version of Aristotle' Physics in the Logic Museum. Fully indexed with Bekker numbers and other references so that (unlike other versions on the web) you can take a reference from some other source and locate it exactly. Accompanying it is Thomas Aquinas' commentary, fully linked to Aristotle's text.

The Physics includes many of Aristotle's most famous claims, some of them now discredited, such as that

• the void (Latin: vacuum) does not exist.
• motion in a void is impossible.
• there are four types of cause.
• nature has a purpose.
• there is no actual infinite.
• the world has existed from eternity.
• the continued motion of projectiles is caused by the surrounding medium.
• a body in moving in a void would continue moving if externally unimpeded.
• bodies of different weights fall at different speeds.