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date: 12 May 2025

Hicetas (RE 4), of Syracuse (5th cent. bc), 

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The Oxford Classical Dictionary
Author(s):
G. J. ToomerG. J. Toomer

Pythagorean (see pythagoras (1)). Two inconsistent views are attributed to him: that the earth rotates on its axis while the rest of the heavenly bodies are motionless; and the theory associated with ... ...

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