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The first Olympic Games that are registered date from 776 BC and its name is due to the place of its celebration: the Greek village of Olympia, the most important sanctuary of the god Zeus.
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From when he was born to when he died
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Pythagoras was born on the island of Samos around 569 BC.
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At the age of 18-20, Pythagoras was sent to Miletus to study with Thales, the greatest sage of the time.
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He married Téano, from Crotona, and they had a daughter Damo and a son Telauges
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He went to Egypt to study under the temple priests.
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The Pythagorean school, is formed by a sect formed by astrologers, musicians, mathematicians and philosophers, whose most prominent belief was that all things are, in essence, numbers.
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The Emperor Cambyses ll of Persia conquered Egypt. Pythagoras was captured and taken as a prisoner to Babylon.
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Crita's Pythagorean society was violenty attacked and Pythagoras escaped to Metaponto.
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Pythagoras invented the hypotenuse right triangle.
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He died in Metaponto on the approximate date of 475 B.C
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Theatre in Ancient Greece was theatrical culture that flhorosed in 220 BC and 550 BC
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Pythagoras went to Crotona along with several disciples who accompanied him from Samos, there he began to speak in public and suddenly he won the sympathy of those who listened to him, who came in large numbers to listen to his words.
