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neo-Pythagoreanism

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neo-Pythagoreanism: see Pythagoras Pythagoras , c.582–c.507 B.C., pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, founder of the Pythagorean school. He migrated from his native Samos to Crotona and established a secret religious society or order similar to, and possibly influenced by, the earlier Orphic cult.
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