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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.

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.

Pythagoras, though not an Athenian, would have been a young man during Athens' embarrassment of its democratic government having been seized by the tyrant [[Pisistratus]] in 560 BC (a year thought to be a political turning point for Greece to a period of national growth lasting 70 years by 19th-century Greek historian George Grote) and subsequently, a tyrant who nevertheless administered the city according to its laws.

Pythagoras, though not an Athenian, would have been a young man during Athens' embarrassment of its democratic government having been seized by the tyrant [[Pisistratus]] in 560 BC (and twice later, a tyrant, characteristic of the respect for such types of traditions at that time, who nevertheless administered the city according to its laws), a year thought to be a political turning point for Greece to a period of national growth lasting 70 years by 19th-century Greek historian George Grote, during which Pythagoras lived for most of its duration.

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