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- noun Plural form of
Neo-Pythagorean .
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Examples
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A: But this is absurd; we are not Neo-Pythagoreans.
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A: But this is absurd; we are not Neo-Pythagoreans.
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B: Suppose a Neo-Pythagorean were to come among us and say, You see, of course, that we must all be Neo-Pythagoreans.
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And thus we must all be Neo-Pythagoreans; and thus must say that all non-mathematical explanations are simply false.
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B: Suppose a Neo-Pythagorean were to come among us and say, You see, of course, that we must all be Neo-Pythagoreans.
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And thus we must all be Neo-Pythagoreans; and thus must say that all non-mathematical explanations are simply false.
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Neo-Pythagoreans sought either by invention or adop - tion to people that vacuum, and Iamblichus gives us
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A quantitative relationship between the two was implied, but the mathematical relationship expressed in these texts may be most easily related to the number mysticism favored by the Neo-Pythagoreans and Eastern mystics.
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In the hands of Neo-Pythagoreans and Neo-Platonists these ideas become symbolic and mystical in later antiquity.
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His is rather an essay in the theory of number that we later encounter in Nico - machus of Gerasa the mathematician (end of first cen - tury A.D.) and the Neo-Pythagoreans.
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