Pythagoras: His Life and Teaching, a Compendium of Classical Sources (51 page)

482
Nicomachus.

483
Anonymous.

484
Nicomachus.

485
Anonymous.

486
Anonymous.

487
Plutarch,
De Animae Procreatione in Timaeo
.

488
Plutarch,
De E Apud Delphos
.

489
Macrobius,
Ciceronis Somnium Scipionis
, Liber I, Chap. 6.

490
Nicomachus.

491
Anonymous.

492
Nicomachus.

493
Anonymous.

494
Nicomachus.

495
Martianus Capella
, 7.

496
Nicomachus.

497
Nicomachus.

498
Clement of Alexandria,
Stromateis
, Liber V, Chap. 14.

499
Plutarch,
De Animae Procreatione in Timaeo
.

500
Clement of Alexandria,
Stromateis
, Liber VI, Chap. 16.

501
Theon of Smyrna,
Mathematica
, Chap. 45.

502
Nicomachus.

503
Anonymous.

504
Nicomachus & Anonymous.

505
Lucian,
Pro Lapsu Inter Salutandum
.

506
Nicomachus.

507
Anonymous.

508
Anonymous,
Theologumena Arithmeticae
.

509
Anonymous.

510
Anonymous.

511
Nicomachus.

512
Nicomachus.

513
Anonymous.

514
Nicomachus.

515
Anonymous.

516
Anonymous.

517
Anonymous.

518
Nicomachus.

519
Anonymous.

520
Clement of Alexandria,
Stromateis
, Liber VI, Chap. 16.

521
Anonymous.

522
Nicomachus,
Theologumena Arithmeticae
apud Photius & Macrobius,
Ciceronis Somnium Scipionis
, Chap. 6.

523
Apuleius,
Metamorphoses
, Lib. XI.

524
Alexander of Aphrodisias,
Quaestiones Medicae et Problemata Physica
, Probl. 2. Quaest. 47.

525
Julius Paulus,
Receptarum Sententiarum
, Liber IV, Tit. 9.

526
Nicomachus.

527
Anonymous.

528
Philo Judaeus,
De Allegoriis Legum
, Chap. 5.

529
John Philoponus,
In Aristotelis Metaphisica
, 7.

530
Hierocles of Alexandria,
Commentarius in Aurea Carmina
& Nicomachus.

531
Anonymous & Chalcidius
In Platonis Timeus
, & Theon of Smyrna,
Mathematica
, Chap. 45.

532
Nicomachus & Anonymous.

533
Nicomachus.

534
Nicomachus.

535
Hesychius of Alexandria,
Lexicon.

536
Nicomachus.

537
Nicomachus.

538
Anonymous.

539
Anonymous.

540
Anonymous.

541
Philo Judeus,
De Opisico Mundi
.

542
Anonymous.

543
Nicomachus.

544
Anonymous.

545
Anonymous.

546
Plutarch,
De Iside et Osiride
.

547
Macrobius,
Ciceronis Somnium Scipionis
, Liber I, Chap. 5.

548
Anonymous.

549
Anonymous.

550
Nicomachus & Anonymous.

551
Anonymous.

552
Nicomachus & Anonymous.

553
Anonymous.

554
Anonymous.

555
Anonymous.

556
Anonymous.

557
Anonymous.

558
Anonymous.

559
Anonymous.

560
Nicomachus & Anonymous.

561
Athenagoras of Athens,
Legatio Pro Christianis
, Chap. 6.

562
Plutarch,
De Placitis Philosophorum
, Liber I, Chap. 3.

563
Anonymous.

564
John Philoponus,
In Aristotelis Metaphisica
, 1.

565
Anonymous.

566
Nicomachus.

567
Anonymous.

568
George Pachymer, in
In Aristotelis Metaphisica
, 3.

569
Nicomachus.

570
Anonymous.

571
Nicomachus.

572
Nicomachus.

573
Anonymous.

574
Anonymous.

575
Anonymous.

576
Anonymous.

577
Chalcidius
In Platonis Timeus
.

578
Anonymous.

579
George Cedren.

580
Anonymous.

581
Iamblichus,
De Vita Pythagorica
, Chap. 28.

582
Iamblichus,
De Vita Pythagorica
, Chap 19.

583
Robert Fludd,
Microcosmi
, Tomus Secundus, Chap. 13.

584
Johannes Trithemius,
Antipalus Maleficiorum
, Liber I, Chap. 3.

585
Theon of Smyrna,
Mathematica
, Chap. 1.

586
Porphyry in
Ptolemaios' Harmonics
.

587
Plutarch,
De Musica.
Porphyry apud Ptolemy,
Harmonics
&c.

588
Porphyry in
Ptolemaios' Harmonics
, Chap. 2.

589
Ptolemaios loco citato apud Porphyry
[Ptolemaios' Harmonics].

590
Nicomachus,
Harmonices Manualis
, Chap. 2.

591
Nicomachus,
Harmonices Manualis
, Chap. 3.

592
Macrobius,
Ciceronis Somnium Scipionis
, Liber II, Chap. 1.

593
Nicomachus,
Harmonices Manualis
, Chap. 3.

594
Macrobius,
Ciceronis Somnium Scipionis
, Liber II, Chap. 1.

595
Nicomachus,
Harmonices Manualis
, Chap. 3.

596
Pliny,
Naturalis Historiae
, Liber II, Chap. 22.

597
Nicomachus,
Harmonices Manualis
, Chap 5.

598
The Heptachord was made up of two Tetrachords, which being conjoined, the middle Note was the end of one, and the beginning of the other.

599
Meibomius seems to mistake the meaning of
and therefore put a point after
†

600
Theon of Smyrna,
Mathematica
, Chap.

601
Censorinus,
De Die Natale
, Chap. 2.

602
Boethius,
De Institutione Musica
, Liber I, Chap. 11.

603
Macrobius,
Ciceronis Somnium Scipionis
, Liber II.

604
Nicomachus,
Harmonices Manualis
, Chap. 6, repeated by Iamblichus,
De Vita Pythagorica
, Chap. 26.

605
Meibomius otherwise.†

606
d which Meibomius, contrary to all MSS, would change unnecessarily into
and renders
aeque graves
.†

607
Laertius,
De Vitis Philosophorum
, Liber VIII, Chap. 11

608
Aristides Quintilianus,
De Musica
, Liber 3.

609
Porphyry,
De Vita Pythagorae
, Chap. 3

610
Theon of Smyrna,
Mathematica.

611
[While this sentence is incomplete as it appears in Stanley, the number 27 represents the last number of the “second quaternary.” This “second tetractys” is formed by adding to the the number 1, the even number multiples 2, 4, and 8; then the odd number multiples of 3, 9, and 27. It is denominated by the number 27 because that is the sum of the other numbers: 1+2+3+4+8+9=27. For more on this, see
The Pythagorean Sourcebook
, pp. 317–19—Ed.]

612
Nicomachus,
Harmonices Manualis
, Chap. 1.

613
Euclid,
Sectio Canonis
.

614
Aristides Quintilianus,
De Musica
, Liber 3.

615
Iamblichus,
De Vita Pythagorica
, Chap. 15.

616
Iamblichus,
De Vita Pythagorica
, Chap. 25.

617
Reading
This example of Pythagoras seems to relate to Hesiod; the other of Empedocles to Homer.