Cited by 214Classical Antiquity StudiesAncient Mediterranean Archaeology and HistoryAncient Near East History

The Law Code of Gortyn

RONALD F. WILLETTS·1967·De Gruyter eBooks

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  • For the early Pythagoreans, the universe is understood to function, to live, as an animal: once constituted and its parts set into motion, it inhales and exhales 'breath' from the infinity that surrounds it, and from which it differentiates itself and its individual natures.

    “For the early Pythagoreans, the universe is understood to function, to live, as an animalonce it has been constituted and its parts set into motion, it inhales and exhales 'breath' from the infinity that surrounds it (perhaps explaining, by analogy, the expansion and contraction of the ordered universe), and from which it differentiates itself and its individual natures.12”

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WILLETTS, R. F.
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RONALD F. WILLETTS
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De Gruyter eBooks
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DE GRUYTER
Published
1967-12-31
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en
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  • Social Sciences › Anthropology › Classical Antiquity Studies
  • Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › Archeology › Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
  • Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › Archeology › Ancient Near East History
Keywords
Greek law, ancient Greek legal texts, Greek inscriptions

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