Foreword, by Stanley L. Jaki
Preface
Part I. The Two Infinities
1. Infinitely Small and Infinitely Large (VII, 3-88)
2. Infinitely Large (VII, 89-157)
3. Infinity in Fifteenth-Century Cosmology
Part II. Place
4. Theory of Place before the Condemnations of 1277 (VII, 158-202)
5. Theory of Place from the Condemnations of 1277 to the End of the Fourteenth Century (VII, 202-302)
6. Place in Fifteenth-Century Cosmology
Part III. Time
7. Time (VII, 363-441)
8. Time in Fifteenth-Century Cosmology
Part IV. Void
9. Void and Movement in the Void (VIII, 7-60)
10. Void in Fifteenth-Century Cosmology
Part V. The Plurality of Worlds
11. The Problem of the Plurality of Worlds in Peripatetic Philosophy (I, 230-41)
12. The Problem of the Plurality of Worlds in Scholastic Philosophy (IX, 363-430)
13. The Plurality of Worlds in Fifteenth-Century Cosmology
Notes
Bibliography of Works Cited by Duhem (with References to Modern Editions and English Translations)
Selected Duhem Bibliography: Historical and Philosophical Works
Selected Bibliography of Works on Medieval Physical Sciences after Duhem
Index

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