In the sixth century AD Simplicius produced detailed commentaries
on several of the works of Aristotle, which help in our
understanding of the "Physics", and of its interpretation in the
ancient world. This is Urmson's translation of Simplicius'
commentaries on "Physics 5" in which Aristotle lays down some of
the principles of his dynamics and theory of change. What does not
count as a change: change of relation?; the flux of time? There is
no change of change, yet acceleration is recognized. Aristotle
defines "continuous", "contact" and "next", and uses these
definitions in discussing when we can claim that the same change or
event is still going on.
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