THE PYTHAGOREAN ARITHMOSOPHY

CONTENTS
OF THE FIRST AND OF THE SECOND EDITION

Dedication	.page5
Request	.page6
Omakoeio or Omakoio	.page7
Preface of the First Edition	.page9
Preface of the Second Edition	.page13
Introduction	.page21

FIRST CHAPTER

Numbers - Symbol the Esoteric powers concrete expression, having the Laws as accessories to the project	.page24

SECOND CHAPTER

Representative depiction of the Esoteric powers with numbers as we know the or as the ancient civilizations described them	.page42


THIRD CHAPTER

Order from Chaos	.page54

FOURTH CHAPTER

Even and Odd numbers, negative and positive relations	.page70

FIFTH CHAPTER

Time and its seven wheels	.page89

SIXTH CHAPTER

Occult systems of Arithmosophy, Heptadic, Enneadic, Dodecadic, desymbolized	.page112

SEVENTH CHAPTER

The six days of Creation and the seventh day of the reposeof the Divine Mind (6+1=7. 4+3=7)
Details for the Heptadic and the Enneadic systems	.page139

EIGHTH CHAPTER

Pythagorean Mysticism	.page171
Epilogue of the A' edition	.page191

COMPLEMENTARY AND EXPLANATORY CHAPTERS - B' EDITION

1. The Pythagorean Theory of the numbers	.page197
2. Relations of Substance-Spiritenergirsm and of symbols-numbers in the forms world.	208 - 271
3. The Substance-Unit is the beginning and the end of every Omnicreation expression	.page218
4. Tetractys is the conceptual organ of the automatic record of the vibrations-actions everywhere in the world	.page225
5. Wisdom is the knowledge of truth	.page232
6. Pythagora's Mind	.page237
7. The great theorem that is equalized with truth. Zero plus infinite equals Unit	.page244
8. The Pythagorean spirit	.page253
9. Pythagorean, the great myst	.page258
Epilogue of the B' edition	.page265