Father of vegetarianism and natural hygiene. An account of his life and scientific teachings of human regeneration and of his school and community at Crotona, and his nutritional, eugenic and sociological doctrines.
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Pythagoras: The Immortal Sage (1958),
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This book is an account of his life and scientific teachings of human regeneration and of his school and community at Crotona. Includes as well his nutritional, eugenic and sociological doctrines. Dr. Bernard (Ph.D. Columbia University) does an excellent job handling the research background and presents the ideas of Pythagoras in a novel and interesting manner. The readability of the text is cited as 18.0, which is graduate level (average reading ability 10.3). Don't let that fact scare you off. True scholarship is weighty, and this text is no exception. There's plenty to learn from your experience with this book. An inner cleansing awaits! You can also order this book online through Health Research Books.
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The superhuman genius of Pythagoras has never been sufficiently appreciated by historians, for to this sage we owe the inception of our science, culture and civilization. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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- Life of Pythagoras by Iamblichus on 5 pages
- Psychology of Sex; A Manual for Students by Havelock Ellis on page 69
- Beasts, Men and Gods by Ferdinand Ossendowski on page 81
- Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 3 by Havelock Ellis on page 69
- Beasts, Men and Gods by Ferdinand Ossendowski on page 81
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