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Pythagoras
History > -7000 to 30 AT: Pre-Spaceflight Old Earth
History > -7000 to 30 AT: Pre-Spaceflight Old Earth > 7000 BT to 270 BT: The Agricultural Age
Culture and Society > Personalities > Famous and Historical Non-ascended Sophonts
History > -7000 to 30 AT: Pre-Spaceflight Old Earth > Iron Age
Science > Mathematics
Culture and Society > Metaphysics > Philosophy
Presocratic philosopher, Old Earth, circa 2550/2540 to 2470 BT (580/570-500 b.c.e.). Founder of a major school of religious philosophy that emphasized the mystical interconnections in numbers, nature, and the human soul, on the basis of geometric ratios, musical chords, etc. He considered the natural and the ethical world to be inseparable. Pythagoras had a great influence on later thinkers, including Plato and Kepler. His vision of correspondences in the natural and spiritual world, albeit greatly modified, is still influential in parts of the Sophic League today.History > -7000 to 30 AT: Pre-Spaceflight Old Earth > 7000 BT to 270 BT: The Agricultural Age
Culture and Society > Personalities > Famous and Historical Non-ascended Sophonts
History > -7000 to 30 AT: Pre-Spaceflight Old Earth > Iron Age
Science > Mathematics
Culture and Society > Metaphysics > Philosophy
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| -7000 to 30 AT: Pre-Spaceflight Old Earth | 7000 BT to 270 BT: The Agricultural Age | Famous and Historical Non-ascended Sophonts |
| Iron Age | Mathematics | Philosophy |
Development Notes
Text by M. Alan Kazlev
Initially published on 19 December 2001.
Initially published on 19 December 2001.
