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Cosmogony and Cosmology

- The unity of being: science and myth. Additional note: cosmogony and cosmology.

- Explanation of change: rarefaction and condensation.

- Fourth-century sources excluding Aristotle and his pupils without cosmogony and cosmology.

- Life of Pythagoras and external history of the school of cosmogony and cosmology.

- Numbers and things: Aristotle's evidence for the general nature of the doctrine.

- Numbers and things: the generation of things from numbers.

- Everything is in continuous motion and change.

- Final explanation of the theory of change: fire and soul.

- Change and stability: the concept of measure.

- The complete world-picture: theology, religion and the fate of the soul cosmogony and cosmology.

- Astronomy and meteorology of animal and human life.

- Air, life, and divinity of cosmogony and cosmology.

- Outline of the Pythagorean philosophy.

- Man and his place in nature of cosmogony and cosmology.

- Individual Pythagoreans.

- Hippos.

- Petron.

- Ecphantus.

- Hicetas.

- Philolaus.

- Archytas.

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Cosmogony and Cosmology