I don't think that connotation exists in Greek. I think it only came later, in the French use of "péripatéticienne".
For those who do know greek, peripatetic immediately brings to mind the connotation "streetwalker" (the euphemism).https://twitter.com/nytimesvows/status/769583278542159876 …
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@nytimesvows think it means they never have accepted Newtonian physics, but still adhere to Aristotelian view of motionThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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