- Vita
Pythagorica, 18 (81) Iamblichus, Vita
Pythagorica, 34 (267) Iamblichus, De
Communi Mathematica Scientia, 76 Iamblichus, Vita
Pythagorica, 18 (81);...
- translation:
Thomas Taylor, 1818 On the
Pythagorean Way of Life (De vita
pythagorica), ed.
Theophil Kießling, Leipzig, 1816; ed.
August Nauck, St. Petersburg...
- Iamblichus, Vita
Pythagorica, p. 148 Iamblichus, Vita
Pythagorica, p. 267;
Diogenes Laërtius, viii, p. 46 Iamblichus, Vita
Pythagorica, pp. 266–67 Carl...
- A
particularly rich
trove of
anecdotes is
found in Iamblichus's Vita
Pythagorica. Here,
Abaris is said to have
purified Sparta and Knossos,
among other...
- Amsterdam, Jansson-Waesberge 1679. 1679
Tariffa Kircheriana sive
mensa Pythagorica expansa 1679
edition 1680
Physiologia Kircheriana experimentalis 1680...
- She was one of
seventeen women included in Life of
Pythagoras (De Vita
Pythagorica),
written by Iamblichus. Abrotelia's
father was
Abroteles of Tarentum...
-
multiplication table is
evident in its
later Medieval name: the
mensa Pythagorica.
Plato (428/427 BC – 348/347 BC) is
important in the
history of mathematics...
- OCLC 16130530 – via
Internet Archive.
Iamblichus (1987) [c. 300 AD]. "De Vita
Pythagorica (On the
Pythagorean Life)". In Fideler,
David R. (ed.). The Pythagorean...
- cave
comes from
antiquity and is
known from Iamblichus's work "De Vita
Pythagorica (On the
Pythagorean Life)". However, it is
impossible to
confirm whether...
-
Endios or Odios) is
among the
Pythagoreans mentioned in Iamblichus' Vita
Pythagorica (who
probably derived his
information from Aristoxenus). A wise saying...
