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 1     I, 22|        the very highest point the Pythagorean philosophy, after Zamolxis,
 2     I, 22|   calculations and numbers by the Pythagorean art; on the methods of which
 3    IV, 13|   ALLIANCE BETWEEN HERESY AND THE PYTHAGOREAN PHILOSOPHY.~Certain, adhering
 4    IV, 13|   concerns those who give heed to Pythagorean calculation as possible;
 5    VI, 16|          then, connected with the Pythagorean and Platonic theory. For
 6    VI, 16|  therefore Timaeus himself is his Pythagorean stranger. Wherefore, it
 7    VI, 16|            of a few points of the Pythagorean and Platonic theory, and
 8    VI, 23|       utter important truths. The Pythagorean system, however, lays down
 9    VI, 24|   therefore) justly be reckoned a Pythagorean and Platonist, not a Christian.
10    VI, 24|           them, in order that the Pythagorean doctrine of Valentinus may
11    VI, 24|           present, keeping to the Pythagorean principle, which is one,
12    VI, 29| EMANATIONS IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PYTHAGOREAN SYSTEM OF NUMBERS.~The quaternion,
13    VI, 32|         of Valentinus which is of Pythagorean (origin), has been sufficiently,
14    VI, 50|           these opinions from the Pythagorean philosophy, and from over-spun
15    IX, 9 |          numbers of the aforesaid Pythagorean art. These also devote themselves