The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences is a landmark work in the history of science. With detailed explorations of Greek school philosophy, ancient Greek astronomy, and mechanics, this book provides a broad and comprehensive look at the physical sciences throughout history. This volume focuses on the history of physical science up until the end of the stationary period.

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