Examples of using Pythagoreans in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ten was regarded as the“perfect number”[Burkert, 1972] and the Pythagoreans honored it by never gathering in groups larger than ten.
Unlike the Pythagoreans, modern numerologists apply numbers to people in addition to applying intangible concepts to numbers.
rather more generally to the Pythagoreans.
that the Gnostics had much in common with the Pythagoreans.
buildings to the ideas of Vitruvius and the Pythagoreans, and to the more recent ideas of Palladio.
his followers to persecute the Pythagoreans to the very last man.
who say they are Pythagoreans and teach his Golden Section,
Mention is made in particular of“the house of Milo” in Croton, where 50 or 60 Pythagoreans were surprised and slain.
It is just as the Pythagoreans say, the whole world and all things in it are summed up in the number three;
In love with whole numbers, the Pythagoreans believed that all things could be derived from them certainly all other numbers.
But for the Pythagoreans, it came to mean something else something threatening a hint that their world-view might not make sense the other meaning of irrational.
know of their discoveries the Pythagoreans suppressed the square root of two
The Pythagoreans had discovered in the mathematical underpinnings of nature one of the two most powerful scientific tools.
The Pythagoreans and their successors held the peculiar notion that the Earth was tainted somehow nasty while the heavens were pristine and divine.
To the Pythagoreans, 6 was the perfect number since,
The Pythagoreans proved it, anybody can work through the proof;
As the Platonists and Pythagoreans had their name from their masters,
It has been customarily said[by whom?] that the Pythagoreans discovered most of the material in the first two books of Euclid's Elements.
This is certainly attributed to the Pythagoreans but it does seem unlikely to have been due to Pythagoras himself.
It has been customarily said that the Pythagoreans discovered most of the material in the first two books of Euclid's Elements.