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Ancient Greek Philosophy: Thales to Gorgias
The acusma (later called symbola or specified formulas regarded sometimes as '
passwords') are supposed sayings of the master, which contain a mixture of
prohibitions and injunctions primarily of a ritual character. Even in antiquity their ...
On the surface this seems to be giving the same sort of explanation of the
rainbow that Xenophanes did; Riedweg argues that it illustrates Pythagoras's
interest in a scientific cosmology.26 The failure ofthis acusma to fit the clear
pattern found ...
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Cândido de Figueiredo. * *Acuse*, m. (V. acuso) * *Acusma*, f. O mesmo que
acúsmata. * *Acúsmata*, m.Ruído imaginário.Ruído, de que se não vê ou de que
se não conhece a causa. (Gr. akousma) * *Acusmático*, adj. Relativo a acusma.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
Tais máximas, denominadas acusma ("coisa ouvida"), indicam literalmente que
os ensinamentos eram transmitidos de forma oral, provavelmente para facilitar a
memorização dos preceitos descritos. Os acusma- tas, denominação que se ...
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Revista de língua portuguesa
Traduz o vocabulo trancês apport. ACUSMA (do glfläxounpa, rumor) _ s. m.
Ruído de vozes imaginarias. (vulgarmente se encontra acusmata, erro por
acusma.) ACÚSMATA _ V. acusma. ACUSMÃTICO _ ad. Relativo a acusma.
ACÚSMATO ...
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Revista de Portugal. Ser.A. Lingua portuguesa
... para acromófilo; acromegália para acromegalia; acrómion para acrómio;
acromópsico para acromóptico; acropata para acrópate; acroqueta para
acroqueto; actinoderme para actinodermo; actinolépsis para actinolêpide;
acusma (f.) ...
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Plato and Pythagoreanism
Given the ubiquitous religious significance of Hestia in Greek and other Indo-
European wisdomtraditions, we might be dealing with Philolaus's own
explanation of an unrecorded Pythagorean acusma.128 After all, Aristotle
preserves ...
Phillip Sidney Horky,
2013
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... excoriée — acné (m) excoriado acoasm n — acusma (m) acolasia n —
acolasia (f) aconative adj — aconativo aconite n — acónito (m) aconuresis n —
aconuresis (f) acoria n — acoria (f) acoumeter n — acúmetro (m) acousma n —
acusma ...
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Lore and Science in Ancient Pythagoreanism
A Pythagorean acusma says that circle and sphere are the most beautiful shapes
.41 But even before Pythagoras, in Anaximander, the marvelous properties of the
circle keep the earth in equilibrium; the cycles of day and year are even older ...
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Plato's Forms: Varieties of Interpretation
Burkert believes that the acusma themselves can be traced back to Pythagoras
himself, and Phillip suggests that they go back even further.83 Further, Plato
undoubtedly had knowledge of Philolaus' teaching; he is even reported to have
paid ...