Time and Pythagorean Religion

Classical Quarterly 12 (02):248- (1962)
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It is, I think, a fair presumption to suppose that there was some bond uniting all the different aspects of Pythagoras' thought, a bond strong enough to satisfy Pythagoras himself, but loose enough for the to be able, later, to cast off the religious and mystical doctrines without endangering the rest

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original Burnyeat, M. F. (1918) "Time and Pythagorean Religion". Classical Quarterly 12(2):248-251

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