04-11-2019, 11:36 AM
Julien wrote:
One more thing, many years ago I believe I read something which stated that the Hagia Sophia was also build according to Pythagorean principles? Perhaps someone else knows more about this and can tell if this is correct or not.
The Pantheon is based on the Pythagorean tetraktys. The Roman military are based on the ratio 3:2. The 35 tribes are built on the Pythagorean tetraktys. The Latins are Pythagorean and are part of the ratio 3:2. During the reign of Tarquinius Superbus, the Latins have 30 cities, the Romans 20 tribes, which produce the ratio 3:2. Of the 11 sacred tetraktys, the Romans are allocated six and the Latins, five. The Roman fiscal system as found in the description of the Servian constitution are based on the 11 sacred tetraktys, and that is why the Roman fiscal system is divided into 44 units.
The Romans describe their history in the growth of a man, as do the Jews. The reason why this came about is because Pythagoras had studied with the Jews in Egypt and plagiarised their beliefs. When Pythagoras went to Rome to design their constitution, he simply copied the Jewish system, and partially altered it to Roman sensibilities. Therefore, Rome is Pythagorean, and Christianity is Pythagorean.
One more thing, many years ago I believe I read something which stated that the Hagia Sophia was also build according to Pythagorean principles? Perhaps someone else knows more about this and can tell if this is correct or not.
The Pantheon is based on the Pythagorean tetraktys. The Roman military are based on the ratio 3:2. The 35 tribes are built on the Pythagorean tetraktys. The Latins are Pythagorean and are part of the ratio 3:2. During the reign of Tarquinius Superbus, the Latins have 30 cities, the Romans 20 tribes, which produce the ratio 3:2. Of the 11 sacred tetraktys, the Romans are allocated six and the Latins, five. The Roman fiscal system as found in the description of the Servian constitution are based on the 11 sacred tetraktys, and that is why the Roman fiscal system is divided into 44 units.
The Romans describe their history in the growth of a man, as do the Jews. The reason why this came about is because Pythagoras had studied with the Jews in Egypt and plagiarised their beliefs. When Pythagoras went to Rome to design their constitution, he simply copied the Jewish system, and partially altered it to Roman sensibilities. Therefore, Rome is Pythagorean, and Christianity is Pythagorean.
