例句與造句

1. The younger Socrates is best remembered for his depiction in Plato's " Pythagorean philosophy.
2. Trithemius equated Hermes "'one thing " with the monad of pythagorean philosophy and the anima mundi.
3. The notes of his successors, especially Proclus, as well as his five extant books and the sections of his great work on Pythagorean philosophy also reveal much of Iamblichus'system.
4. :: : That's what you and Sam don't seem to understand Bill . . . Sun / Moon myths, ancient astronomy, Pythagorean philosophy, celestial mechanics, etc . are indeed all FACTORS in astrology.
5. :The subcategories that seem to have been accreted here since I last visited are not " factors " at all, and are very likely zealous additions by people who don't know very much about astrology : Sun myths, ancient astronomy, Pythagorean philosophy, astrological texts, celestial mechanics, birthdays . . . . If the category is kept, a bunch of stuff needs to be removed from it : that's what's muddying the waters.
6. It's difficult to find pythagorean philosophy in a sentence. 用pythagorean philosophy造句挺難的
7. For instance, Johannes Kepler, one of the most eminent astronomer-astrologers in history, based all of his astrological theories on Pythagorean philosophy, ancient astronomy was and is often indistinguishable from astrology, Sun and Moon myths tie in with ancient astrological theories and celestial-worshiping religions, birthdays ( obviously ) form the basis of the natal chart and the sun signs, celestial mechanics relate to the Zodiac, the planetary orbits, the astrological aspects, eclipses, and so forth.
8. For instance, if you look at all of the 22 subcategories in : Category : Astrological factors, not all of those subcategories are directly related to the subject of astrology as a whole-- some of these include " Archaeoastronomy, " " Ancient astronomy, " " Astrological ages, " " Pythagorean philosophy, " " Moon myths " / " Sun myths, " et cetera . . . these and some of the others are only "'factors "'that certain astrologers use ( i . e . they are by no means universal in the study or use of astrology; they are often either minority viewpoints or mildly related ).