Pythagoras, His Life and TeachingsPhilosophical Research Society, 1970 - 86 pagine |
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Pagina 518
... called Acouftici . But when they had learned these things the most difficult of all , to hold their peace , and to hear , and were now grown learned in filence , which they called ixuu- Oiar , then they were allowed to speak , and to ...
... called Acouftici . But when they had learned these things the most difficult of all , to hold their peace , and to hear , and were now grown learned in filence , which they called ixuu- Oiar , then they were allowed to speak , and to ...
Pagina 528
... called it ( a ) THE Heptad was fo called , qu.la's Ba ( 4 ) Nicom . thus , imitating Orpheus , either as being the only Mos , worthy of veneration ; for ( b ) apud . Phot . number under ten , which is whole and equal in Pythagoras held ...
... called it ( a ) THE Heptad was fo called , qu.la's Ba ( 4 ) Nicom . thus , imitating Orpheus , either as being the only Mos , worthy of veneration ; for ( b ) apud . Phot . number under ten , which is whole and equal in Pythagoras held ...
Pagina 531
... called as , as void of saris , ftation ; and Ji , always in courfe , whence God and Ether are called Ods and ' Aug. a Tone , by how much the Moon is diftant from the Earth from the Moon to Mercury the half of that space , and from ...
... called as , as void of saris , ftation ; and Ji , always in courfe , whence God and Ether are called Ods and ' Aug. a Tone , by how much the Moon is diftant from the Earth from the Moon to Mercury the half of that space , and from ...
Parole e frasi comuni
according afcribed affirm alfo alſo amongst Anon Antichthon Apollo Apuleius becauſe betwixt body called caufe cauſe CHAP conceived concerning confifts converfant courfe Crotona Crotonians Cylo Dæmons defire Diapente Difciples Difcourfe divine Doctrines Duad Earth effence eternal Euphorbus facred facrifice faid faith fame fecond feems felf felves fenfe fhall fhould filence fire firft firſt fome foon foul fuch gods hath himſelf Inftitution Jamb Jamblichus kind Laert Laertius learned likewife living creatures Locrians manifeft manner Metapontum mind moft Monad Moon moſt motion Mufick muſt nature Nicom obferved Olympiad paffions perfons Pherecydes Philofophy Philolaus Plut Plutarch Porph Porphyrius principles Procl Pytha Pythagoras Pythagoreans Pythagorick reafon refpect reft Samian Samus Science Soul Sphears Stob Strom Suidas Sybaris Symbols Tarentum Tetractys Tetrad thagoras Theano thefe themſelves ther theſe things thofe thoſe tion Triangle ufed underſtand Univerſe uſed Verfes Virtue whence whereof whofe World