Aristotelian Definition of Motion & the Principle of Inertia
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McLaughlin is an expert on Aristotelian motion and the principle of inertia. Cf. also his article linked [here](http://scholastic.us.to/) and listed [here](https://isidore.co/misc/Physics%20papers%20and%20books/Philosophy%20&%20History/McLaughlin%20\(@%20St.%20Vianney%20Theological%20Seminary\)/).
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