Περί τίνων Πυθαγορείων φολοσοφικών προτύπων παρά Πλάτωνι
Part of : Πλάτων : περιοδικό της Εταιρείας Ελλήνων Φιλολόγων ; Vol.ΚΗ, No.55-56, 1976, pages 44-58
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On certain Pythagorean philosophical patterns in Plato
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The soul derives its origin from heaven and in the long run returns to it. The ideas concerning the immortality of the soul, the after-life rewards and the periodical regeneration are based on Pythagorean beliefs. Plato calls the soul «divine». The Orphico-Pythagorean doctrine on the transmigration of the soul. The theory of purification through science is undoubtedly Pythagorean in origin as are the ideas on «purgation» and «recollection». The pre-Platonic theory on harmony in the soul brings the Pythagoreans in contact with Plato.
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Συνέχεια εκ ΠΛΑΤΩΝΟΣ ΚΖ' (1975) σ. 7 κέξ
