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The number ten or decad was not considered a number bt the w:Pythagoreans, it was seen as an an "assemby point" and a symbol of earth and heaven. |
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Hemenway, Priya – Divine Proportion pp.56, Sterling Publishing, ISBN 1-4027-3522-7 |
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August 20, 2006 |
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Public domain |
Two overlapping hexagons inscribed within the circles of theVesica Piscis configuration (two circles of equal diameter, the center of each being on the circumference of the other).
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| current | 00:49, 21 August 2006 | 564×372 (24 KB) | Jossifresco | (Larger version) |
| 00:27, 21 August 2006 | 353×233 (26 KB) | Jossifresco | (updated) | |
| 19:26, 20 August 2006 | 353×233 (28 KB) | Jossifresco | ({{Information |Description=The number ten or '''decad''' was not considered a number bt the w:Pythagoreans, it was seen as an an "assemby point" and a symbol of earth and heaven. |Source= |Date=August 20, 2006 |Author= User:Jossifresco |Permissio) |
