It was not quite a cult, more of a society dedicated to mathematics, astronomy, religion, and philosophy, which Pythagoras himself coined.
threw him over board
Pythagoras Py = pie thag = thag The 'g' is 'hard' , like 'garden'/ or = 'or' as = as-s. NOT ( az(as)).
Pythagoras wife is Theano.
Pythagoras
Pythagoras education was mathematics and was taught by other people
Pythagoras cult rules where the rules is? Pythagoras cultis not definened
Pythagoras is not a landscape or a place. Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher and mathematician who founded a cult religion called Pythagoreanism in Ancient Greece.
sacred geometry
sacred geometry
sacred geometry
threw him over board
At the same time that Pythagoras was working out his theorem for a right angle triangle he created a religious cult known as the Pythagoreans
It was a religous cult founded by Pythagoras that thought everything depended on numbers, and math. They were divided into two groups, the mathematikoi and the akousmatikoi.
Well, Pythagoras may have been a math whiz, but the guy had his fair share of failures. He thought beans were evil, for crying out loud! Plus, his cult-like following and strict rules didn't exactly make him a hit with everyone. And let's not forget the whole "believing in the transmigration of souls" thing – talk about a wild theory!
Pythagoras's group, often referred to as the Pythagorean Brotherhood, was described as cult-like due to its secretive nature, strict rules, and the strong sense of community among its members. Followers adhered to a lifestyle that included dietary restrictions, communal living, and rigorous philosophical and mathematical study, fostering an atmosphere of loyalty and exclusivity. Additionally, their beliefs about the mystical significance of numbers and the cosmos created a dogmatic framework that resembled religious devotion, further contributing to the cult-like perception.
I don't think Odd Future is an actual cult, but they seem to have gained a cult-like following; wouldn't classify them as a cult, still.
Pythagoras became famous for proving that Pythagoras' theorem was correct, making other famous Greeks like Plato and Aristotle inspired to be a mathematician.