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Y'all know of any complete works by the Pythagorean school? I keep trying to find some but they're mostly fragments.

>> No.17894683
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>>17894660
>Y'all

>> No.17895877

>>17894660
Pythagorean Texts of the Hellenistic Period

>> No.17895888

>>17894660
>Y'all
Back to twitter

>> No.17897093

>>17894660
Read the Life of Apollonius of Tyana by Philostratus

>> No.17897338

>>17897093
Fuck you, that's what I was going to suggest

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>>17894660
>Y'all

>> No.17897399

According to Simplicius, Anaximander already speculated on the plurality of worlds, similar to atomists Leucippus and Democritus, and later philosopher Epicurus. These thinkers supposed that worlds appeared and disappeared for a while, and that some were born when others perished. They claimed that this movement was eternal, "for without movement, there can be no generation, no destruction".[50]

In addition to Simplicius, Hippolytus[51] reports Anaximander's claim that from the infinite comes the principle of beings, which themselves come from the heavens and the worlds (several doxographers use the plural when this philosopher is referring to the worlds within,[52] which are often infinite in quantity). Cicero writes that he attributes different gods to the countless worlds.[53]

This theory places Anaximander close to the Atomists and the Epicureans who, more than a century later, also claimed that an infinity of worlds appeared and disappeared. In the timeline of the Greek history of thought, some thinkers conceptualized a single world (Plato, Aristotle, Anaxagoras and Archelaus), while others instead speculated on the existence of a series of worlds, continuous or non-continuous (Anaximenes, Heraclitus, Empedocles and Diogenes).

>> No.17897422

>>17897399

Anaximander attributed some phenomena, such as thunder and lightning, to the intervention of elements, rather than to divine causes.[54] In his system, thunder results from the shock of clouds hitting each other; the loudness of the sound is proportionate with that of the shock. Thunder without lightning is the result of the wind being too weak to emit any flame, but strong enough to produce a sound. A flash of lightning without thunder is a jolt of the air that disperses and falls, allowing a less active fire to break free. Thunderbolts are the result of a thicker and more violent air flow.[55]

And

Anaximander of Miletus considered that from warmed up water and earth emerged either fish or entirely fishlike animals. Inside these animals, men took form and embryos were held prisoners until puberty; only then, after these animals burst open, could men and women come out, now able to feed themselves.[60]


This shit is wild. How Greek philosophers arrived to all of these mostly correct natural theories through induction alone. Anaximander was supposedely Pythagoras and Anaximenes teacher.

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Free pdf for pic related
http://www.occult-mysteries.org/downloads/iamblichus-life-of-pythagoras.pdf

You can also try looking here :
http://www.prometheustrust.co.uk/html/complete_catalogue.html

>> No.17897582

>>17897459
Thanks

>> No.17897600

c^2 = a^2 + b^2

>> No.17898937

>>17894683
I'm from Georgia and will never concede Our Word to fags. I almost never use it on the internet because I tend to write in a more pretentious way than I talk, but I use it in speech all the time.

>> No.17899077

>>17894683
>>17895888
>>17897369
Spot the zoomers who have never ever left a city.

>> No.17899916

>>17897399
>>17897422
Where are these from?

>> No.17899939

>>17899077
I live in Northern Ontario and I have never once heard "ya'll" used by the locals.

>> No.17899958

>>17899939
because youre in northern ontario

>> No.17900912

The Pythagorean Sourcebook is good

>> No.17900985

>>17894660
try the golden verses

>> No.17900988

>>17894660
>>17900985
also there is commentary to them in intro to magic volume 2 by the UR group

>> No.17901003

>>17899939
I live in Texas and say y'all everyday. No, I don't care that a tranny on twitter got it from a black guy I'm not going to change my speech for you.

>> No.17901527

>>17894660
The Golden Chain is a great anthology of texts