Pythagoras is often described as at

Pythagoras is often described as at very important
mathematician. yet we know little about his
achievements. Many Greek mathematicians wrote books
about their work, but we have nothing written by
Pythagoras. What we do know is that he was the leader
of a society which was half scientific and half religious.
We are not sure if the information we have about
him is fact or legend.
We believe that Pythagoras was born on the Greek
island of Samos. His father was a merchant, and as a
Child, Pythagoras travelled with him selling their goods
We also know that Pythagoras was well educated. H6
learned music and poetry and had three philosophers to
teach him. [1] Thales advised Pythagoras to travel to
Egypt to learn more about mathematics and astronomy

So. in 535 BC. Pythagoras travelled to Egypt. where he
visited many temples and took part in discussion with
priests. [2]For example. the Egyptian priests re US
to eat beans and wear animal skins. as did PYIUBEOW5
later in his life.
In 525 BC, the King of Persia invaded Egypt.
Pythagoras was taken prisoner and was transported to
Babylon. It was here. taught by the Babylonians, that he
reached perfection in arithmetic and music. [3]
ln Samos he founded a school which was called The
Semicircle. lt seems that the people of Samos did not
appreciate the teaching methods of Pythagoras and they
treated him rudely and improperly. Furthermore, the
Samians wanted to involve Pythagoras in local p0lili¢$
against his will. [4]
Pythagoras knew that all the philosophers before him
had ended their days in a foreign country. So it Was in
ltaly that he founded a religious and philosophical society.
The members were called mathematikoi. they had no
personal possessions and were vegetarians. This society
contributed a great deal to the understanding of
mathematics.
Pythagoras believed that numbers rule the universe
and that numbers are present in all things. He also
connected mathematics to music and recognised the
healing power of music. [5] Another of his beliefs was
that there are three types of men: those who love wisdom,
those who love honour and those who love gain.
[6] Today we remember him best for his famous
geometry theorem, known as the Pythagorean theorem.


A. Pythagoras was a mathematician, an astronomer
and a philosopher.
B. Both men and women were allowed to be
members, and many women Pythagoreans
became philosophers
C. We do not know when Pythagoras was set free,
but we know that in 520 BC he left Babylon and
returned to Samos, his birthplace.
D. Two of these philosophers Thales and
Anaximander, introduced him to mathematics.
E. It was a secret society, and today Pythagoras is still
a mysterious figure.
F. Many of the customs he learnt in Egypt he came
to adopt.
G. For these reasons he went to Italy.
H. He used it as a kind of therapy to help those who were ill.

Результаты (украинский) 1:

Піфагор є часто можна описати як в дуже важливоматематик. ще ми мало знаємо про йогодосягнення. Багато математиків грецької пише книгипро свою роботу але ми нічого не написаніПіфагор. Те, що ми точно знаємо, що він був лідеромсуспільства, яка була половина scientific і половину релігійно.Ми не впевнені якщо інформація, яку ми маємо проним є факт або легенда.Ми вважаємо, що Піфагор народився грецькогоОстрів Самос. Його батько був купець і станом наДитина, Піфагор подорожував з ним продавати свої товариМи також знаємо, що Піфагор добре освічених. H6навчився музики та поезії і мав трьох філософів донавчити його. [1] Thales порадив Піфагор для поїздки вЄгипет, щоб дізнатися більше про математики і астрономії So. у 535 до н. Е. Піфагор подорожував до Єгипту. де вінвідвідали багато храмів і взяв участь у дискусії зсвященики. [2] Для прикладу. Єгипетські жерці re СШАїсти боби і носити шкури тварин. так само як і PYIUBEOW5пізніше в його житті.В 525 BC царем Персії вторглися в Єгипет.Піфагор був узятий в полон і було перевезене доВавилон. Саме тут. викладав на вавілонян, що віндосягнута досконалість в арифметики і музики. [3]ln Samos він заснував школу, яка називалася наПівколо. lt, здається, що люди Samos неоцінити методами викладання Піфагор, і вониставилися до нього грубо і неправильно. Крім того, вSamians хотів залучити Піфагор в місцевих p0lili ¢ $against his will. [4]Pythagoras knew that all the philosophers before himhad ended their days in a foreign country. So it Was inltaly that he founded a religious and philosophical society.The members were called mathematikoi. they had nopersonal possessions and were vegetarians. This societycontributed a great deal to the understanding ofmathematics.Pythagoras believed that numbers rule the universeand that numbers are present in all things. He alsoconnected mathematics to music and recognised thehealing power of music. [5] Another of his beliefs wasthat there are three types of men: those who love wisdom,those who love honour and those who love gain.[6] Today we remember him best for his famousgeometry theorem, known as the Pythagorean theorem. A. Pythagoras was a mathematician, an astronomerand a philosopher.B. Both men and women were allowed to bemembers, and many women Pythagoreansbecame philosophersC. We do not know when Pythagoras was set free,but we know that in 520 BC he left Babylon andreturned to Samos, his birthplace.D. Two of these philosophers Thales andAnaximander, introduced him to mathematics.E. It was a secret society, and today Pythagoras is stilla mysterious figure.F. Many of the customs he learnt in Egypt he cameto adopt. G. For these reasons he went to Italy. H. He used it as a kind of therapy to help those who were ill.

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