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The Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista Riccioli is commonly credited withperforming the first precise experiments to determine the acceleration of afreely falling body, but he also went further, experimentally investigatingwhat today would be called the effect of "air drag" on falling bodies. Thispaper consists of a translation of those experiments, with a brief analysis andcommentary. Riccioli arrived at conclusions consistent with modernunderstanding of "air drag".

Beyond Galileo: A translation of Giovanni Battista Riccioli's  experiments regarding falling bodies and "air drag", as reported in his 1651  Almagestum Novum