Pitaguras
Pitaguras (570 - 495 Q.M) iga yan ufaylasuf d amassan n tusnakt agriki, d nttan ay bdan amussu apitagori xklli s tussan tanfalit nns (nadarya n Putaguras). Lkmnaɣd inɣmissn fllas zɣ idlisn ittyuran dffir tasutin f tamttant nns, ɣayn af iqqand ad nssen masd ur llan umlan iṣḥan izdin d tmamkt n uswingm nns d twuri nns. Ilul ɣ tagzirt n Samus ilmma imudda s tmizar yaḍnin zund Agrik d Miṣṛa d ḥaqqan Lhnd ula nttat.
 Pitaguras | |
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| Tudrt | |
| Ism nns ummid | Πυθαγόρας |
| Talalit | Samos, lqern wis 6 BCE |
| Taɣlant | Samos |
| Tazduɣt | Crotone |
| Tamttant | Métaponte, 490s BCE |
| Tawja | |
| Babas | [[Mnésarchos]] |
| Itahl | Théano |
| Arraw nns | |
| Tiɣri | |
| Tutlayin | grec ancien |
| Islmaden |
Anaximandre Thémistocléa Hermodamas Phérécyde de Syros Thalès |
| Inlmaden | |
| Tawuri | |
| Tawuri | amusnak, aflsuf, asrtay, amaru, musicologue d théoricien ou théoricienne de la musique |
| Important works |
théorème de Pythagore triplet pythagoricien solide de Platon |
| Influenced by | Phérécyde de Syros, Anaximandre, Thalès d Zoroastre |
| Amussu |
École pythagoricienne philosophie occidentale |
| Taflst | |
| Asgd | École pythagoricienne |
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