Books III and IV of the Physics contain the only elaboration by
Aristotle of his thoughts on the nature of time and infinity,
together with a long discussion of the concepts of place and void,
and a brief but pregnant treatment of change in general. The
present volume contains an English translation and a philosophical
commentary, with an introduction for a beginner; experienced
scholars, too, will find plenty to capture their interest.
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