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philophony.com Sensuality and Proportion A primer in sound for architects. In the Pythagorean tradition, astronomy is interpreted as magnitudes in motion, geometry as magnitudes at rest, arithmetic as numbers absolute, and music as numbers applied. I. Pythagoras of Samos was born about 580 BC. He was according to legend the son of a grain merchant who been granted Samoan citizenship for bringing grain to the city at a time of famine. Pythagoras evolved a whole way of looking at life from counting beans. He founded a school of philosophy at Samos until a change of regime forced his exile to Crotona, an important Greek colony on the foot of Italy. Here his school flourished until it was suppressed in about 508BC. Pythagoras is said to have taken refuge in Metapontum where he died. His school was sacked and his followers persecuted. An attitude imputing value to number will always be threatening to those who know the price of everything. His teachings were transmitted orally and his doctrine is only available through later writings. He is said to be the first teacher to call himself philosophos , lover of wisdom, rather than sophos or wise man, and the first to use the term

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Site Destinations Restaurant Guide Travel Animal Rights Raw Food Health Recipes Famous Vegetarians Humor Wisdom Links Forum Chat Room Home Pythagoras of Samos was a vegetarian Greek philosopher and mathematician who discovered the Pythagorean The Lived: approx 569 BC to 475 BC Birth place: Samos, Ionia Website: let us know Login to leave a comment about Pythagoras of Samos About: Pythagoras of Samos is an Ionian (Greek) philosopher and founder of Pythagoreanism, a religious movement. In the late 6th century BC, he made influential contributions to philosophy and religious teaching. However, he is best known for the Pythagorean theorem. The Pythagorean theorem is a relation in Euclidean geometry among the three sides of a right triangle. Pythagoras is credited with its discovery and proof. More than a mystic and scientist, Pythagoras is often revered as a great mathematician, the first pure mathematician, and the "father of numbers." Discussion: add comments about this famous person below Login to leave a message about Pythagoras of Samos Comments are not endorsed by HappyCow ( terms report abuse Please Mention Sources Whenever Possible!

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Pythagoras of Samos From the Introduction to Arithmetic , by Nicomachus of Gerasa (ca. 100 AD), trans. by Martin Luther D'Ooge, Macmillan, 1926 (pp. 181-190). Book I Chapter I The ancients, who under the leadership of Pythagoras first made science systematic, defined philosophy as the love of wisdom. Indeed the name itself means this, and before Pythagoras all who had knowledge were called 'wise' indiscriminately a carpenter, for example, a cobbler, a helmsman, and in a word anyone who was versed in any art or handicraft. Pythagoras, however, restricting the title so as to apply to the knowledge and comprehension of reality, and calling the knowledge of the truth in this the only wisdom, naturally designated the desire and pursuit of this knowledge philosophy, as being desire for wisdom. He is more worthy of credence than those who have given other definitions, since he makes clear the sense of the term and the thing defined. This 'wisdom' he defined as the knowledge, or science, of the truth in real things, conceiving 'science' to be a steadfast and firm apprehension of the underlying substance, and 'real things' to be those which continue uniformly and the same in the universe and never depart even briefly from their existence; these real things would be things immaterial, by sharing in the substance of which everything else that exists under the same name and is so called is said to be 'this particular thing,' and exists.

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Pythagoras of Samos ca. 580 ~ 500 BCE Examples of The Pythagorans' Mathematics: Choose One of the Following: A Proof of The Pythagorean Theorum Euclid's proof of The Pythagorean Theorum ( The Elements , I.47) Another Proof of The Pythagorean Theorem Diagonal and Side of a Square are not Commensurate For more about Pythagoras and links to other sites visit: St. Andrews University's Pythagoras of Samos Back to Mth.36 Home Page

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