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Meanings of pythagorean in English
Usage of pythagorean in English
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Knewton 'The Magic Pill' Let's say a math teacher is getting ready to teach her students the pythagorean theorem.
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The teacher could invite his students to join Knewton, and assign them all a lesson about the pythagorean theorem.
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Qumtius Sextius, in the time of Augustus, had revived the Pythagorean doctrines.
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Quintius Sextius, in the time of Augustus, had revived the Pythagorean doctrines.
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Yes, their notion of reincarnation is more Pythagorean than Buddhist, well done.
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Also, I can use the Pythagorean theorem to find the other side.
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Inclined to the Pythagorean doctrines, he had a horror of all bloodshed.
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The Pythagorean ideas as to particular numbers are partially expressed in the following:
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Such, in brief, were the outstanding doctrines of the Pythagorean Brotherhood.
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In Greece, the five-pointed star was the symbol of PYTHAGOREAN thought.
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The third school of philosophy was the PYTHAGOREAN, founded by PYTHAGORAS.
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Timacus, of Locria, wrote of the Pythagorean doctrine, Soul of the World, 667-u.
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Aristarchus adopted the Pythagorean system as representing the actual facts.
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Number and harmony, as in the Pythagorean system, are everywhere dominant in this under-world.
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This unit Speusippus attempted to find in the Pythagorean number-theory.
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Referring to the Pythagorean doctrine of the sanctity of beans.
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