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A Further Reappraisal of Impetus Theory: Buridan, Benedetti and Galileo
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 7 (4):319 (1976)
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The enigma of the inclined plane from Heron to Galileo.Sophie Roux & Egidio Festa - 2008 - In W. R. Laird & S. Roux (eds.), Mechanics and Natural Philosophy Before the Scientific Revolution. pp. 195-222.
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