- Pythagoras, accounted a son of Mercury, iv. 339.
- his works, v. 340.
- community of property with friends, viii. 342.
- division of life, vii. 342.
- doctrine of monads, xix. 348.
- founder of Italian philosophy, i. 338.
- geometrician, xi. 342.
- greatly admired, xv. 342.
- initiated into mysteries, iii. 338.
- introduced weights and measures to Greece, xiii. 344.
- letter to Anaximenes, xxvi. 358.
- manner of his death, xxi. 354.
- opinions on nature, xix. 349.
- practised divination, xviii. 346.
- precepts, vi. 341.
- —— as to worship, xix. 347.
- prohibition as to food, xviii. 346.
- ridiculed by Timon, xv. 353.
- symbols, his, xvii. 345.
- wife and son, xxii. 355.
- worship of Apollo, xii. 343.
- Schools of philosophy, xiii. 12.
- Seven wise men, the, xiv. 21.
- Simias, the Theban, 105.
- Simon, the Athenian leather cutter, 104.
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