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Pythagorean Cosmogony and Vedic Cosmogony (RV 10.129). Analogies and Differences
Phronesis 58 (1):32-51 (2013)
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Allusions to a cosmogony contained in a Vedic hymn present striking analogies to a cosmogony attributed to the Pythagoreans by Aristotle, Simplicius and Stobaeus. The aim of the paper is to evaluate the extent to which they are similar and to which their differences respond to different cultural premisesAuthor's Profile
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