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Syriano in XII. Metaphysi p. 71. b. 85. b. 88-b- inXUI.p. 102. a. Theo-ne Srayrnxo p. 2.7. E Philolai fragmenta apud Stobaeum

Eclog. Physi p.5-7. 51. 34. De mundo p. 4p. De anima p. 44. Ussi <pv-er&w, Theologum. Arithmet. p. 22. & Theo Smyrnaeus p. 166, Clau-diani vero Mamerti locus non praetermittendus Lib. II. de statu ani-mxc. 2. Pythagor& qvia nihil ipse scriptitavit a posterit qv arenda sententiaest . In qvibut velpot ■ (simam floruisse Philolaum reperio Tarentinum, qvi mul-tis voluminibus de intelligendit rebus £7* qvid qv<eqve pgnistcent opido obscuredissertantpriusqvam de anima substantia decernat , de mensuris , ponderibusnumerit juxta Geometriam Musteam atqve Arithmeticam mirifice difj>utat' %per b<ec omnia universum exstitisse confirmant . &c. Confer. Llb. II. c. 7. 1ubi profert locum Philolai e tertio voluminum pv&ptuv kw jws*tbmv Boethius II. 32. Arithmet. Philolaut vero , neccsse est, inqvif t omniaqv<e sunt, vel infinita vel finita cjse.

Qvomodo Philolaus tonum diviserit, tradit idem III. 5. Muste. Lr Z. Jo.TzetzesChiliad.XI.hist.362.

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Philolaus Tarentinus insignis Mechanicus celebratur a Vitruvio libro 8tcapite primo.

Philonides Tarentinus."

Phintias Syracusanus, aliis Pythias i amicitiae Pythagoricae fide adversusDamonem celebris. Vide excerpta Peirest. e Diodoro Sic. p. 242.Plutarchum vssesi troXvlpiXiaw Porphyr, p. 41. Jamblich. p. 197.Cic. 5. Tuse. 813. de offic. Valerium Max. IV. 7. Drepanii Pacati Pa-negyricum c. XVII. Lactant. V. iZ. Vide&Iuprain Meer ut,

Photides. Laert. III. 22.

Phrontides Tarentinus.

Phryciadas Crotoniata.

Phrynichus Tarentinus.

Phytius Rheginensis, qvi civibus luis leges tulit. Jamblich. c. 30. Memi-nit ejusdem c. 27.

Pindarus Poeta celebris a Clemente Alex. y. Stromate p. 598- vocatur nu-S-ctyogv(§x> i qvod e Clemente repetit Eusebius XIII. 13. praeparat»p. 675.

Piterrhydus Tarentinus,

Pisicrates Tarentinus.

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