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So while to the Greeks Pythagoras lived during the very first phase of its history following their Dark Age after the Homeric and Hesiodic poets and during the [[Lelantine War]], by that point, history by year had already been well-established for centuries in Judea, making Pythagoras subject to the kind of historical analysis today that barely would have existed in Greece at the time. While Pythagoras lived, Greece and Rome were as good as primitive countries, culturally, and still practiced human sacrifice throughout his lifetime.<ref>Theseus, ''Marcellus''</ref>
So while to the Greeks Pythagoras lived during the very first phase of its history following their Dark Age after the Homeric and Hesiodic poets and during the [[Lelantine War]], by that point, history by year had already been well-established for centuries in Judea, making Pythagoras subject to the kind of historical analysis today that barely would have existed in Greece at the time. While Pythagoras lived, Greece and Rome were as good as primitive countries, culturally, and still practiced human sacrifice throughout his lifetime.<ref>Theseus, ''Marcellus''</ref>
==Doctrine==
==Doctrine==
#The round Earth.<ref>http://famous-mathematicians.org/pythagoras/</ref> (though this actually originated with Isaiah of Judah<ref>Isaiah 40:22</ref> 100 years earlier.<ref>The book of Job in chapter 26 verse 10 also describes the Earth as round describing its terminator (line where day and night "meet") as a circle, which would only be true 100 percent of the time on a perfect (or close enough to perfect) sphere. However, the Bible gives almost no clue as to when Job was written.</ref>
#The round Earth.<ref>http://famous-mathematicians.org/pythagoras/</ref> (though this actually originated with Isaiah of Judah<ref>Isaiah 40:22</ref> 100 years earlier.<ref>The book of Job in chapter 26 verse 10 also describes the Earth as round describing its terminator (line where day and night "meet") as a circle, which would only be true 100 percent of the time on a perfect (or close enough to perfect) sphere. However, the Bible gives almost no clue as to when Job was written.</ref>
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== See also ==
== See also ==