Examples of using Pythagorean in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In the Pythagorean school of wisdom the after-effects of the great doctrines and methods of the
Pythagorean triangle may contain wisdom that we still haven't understood in terms of how physical,
The Pythagorean, Platonic, and Neo-Platonic schools have so many points of contact with Hindu
The Pythagorean Four, or Tetraktys, was the symbol of the Kosmos,
In their ethical practices, the Pythagorean were famous for their mutual friendship,
The Greeks spread a joke about a Pythagorean who insisted that he never ate any living thing.
In addition, this meter can make use of Pythagorean Theorem to measure distances
women were permitted to become members of the society, several of the Pythagorean women, later became famous philosophers.
and adapted them to the Pythagorean abacus"(our figures).
the godly apex) embody the Pythagorean vision of the world.
in a solar year, have but to be read with the Pythagorean key to find in them a highly philosophical
many of them are in the form of a right triangle, or a Pythagorean triangle.
you have to ask yourself, does the Pythagorean triangle represent some kind of special extraterrestrial geometry?
Greek Pythagorean disciples(forming Hav-musuv breakaway society under Death Valley in California),
to find in the Pythagorean numerals[27] the 1 and the nought, as the first
he perceives the Music of the Spheres, of which the Pythagorean and other occult schools speak.
But no physiologist or anatomist seems to have had the idea of applying to the development of the human being--from the first instant of its physical appearance as a germ to its ultimate formation and birth--the Pythagorean esoteric doctrine of metempsychosis, so erroneously interpreted by critics.
he perceives the Music of the Spheres of which the Pythagorean and other occult schools speak.
Thus said Metrodorus of Chios, the Pythagorean, the latter part of the sentence meaning that man has within himself the seven pale reflections of the seven divine Hierarchies; his Higher Self is,
But no physiologist or anatomist seems to have had the idea of applying to the development of the human being--from the first instant of its physical appearance as a germ to its ultimate formation and birth--the Pythagorean esoteric doctrine of metempsychosis, so erroneously interpreted by critics.