..., poi chiudo la telefonata e cavoli, quanti anni era che rimandavamo, e non pensavo neanche che ci sarei mai andato... un abbraccio ci vuole, altro che! la prima sera, Nino che mi porta dappertutto, Porto Empedocle, il mare, la casa natale di Pirandello, davanti a cui ci divertiamo a far foto con le facce strane... già, perchè io ero partito un bel po' alla sprovvista, e solo arrivato lì mi ...

...else in Liber Al did Crowley pilfer? Well, I was reading "Captain Corelli´s Mandolin" by Louis de Bernieres (a good read!) when I came across this on page 63 of the paperback: "Empedocles said that God is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. If that is true, then I don´t need to go to church. And I don´t need to...

... did Crowley pilfer? Well, I was reading "Captain Corelli´s Mandolin" by Louis de Bernieres (a good read!) when I came across this on page 63 of the paperback: "Empedocles said that God is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. If that is true, then I don´t need to go to church. And I don´t...

...what else in Liber Al did Crowley pilfer? Well, I was reading "Captain Corelli´s Mandolin" by Louis de Bernieres (a good read!) when I came across this on page 63 of the paperback: "Empedocles said that God is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. If that is true, then I don´t need to go to church. And I don´t need to ...

... what else in Liber Al did Crowley pilfer? Well, I was reading "Captain Corelli´s Mandolin" by Louis de Bernieres (a good read!) when I came across this on page 63 of the paperback: "Empedocles said that God is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. If that is true, then I don´t need to go to church. And I don´t need to believe the...

..., and become testable; that historically speaking all-or very nearly all- scientific theories originate from myths, and that a myth may contain important anticipations of scientific theories. Examples are Empedocles' theory of evolution by trial and error, or Parmenides' myth of the unchanging block universe in which nothing ever happens and which, if we add another dimension, becomes ...

..., said Socrates: Know thyself. There had been philosophers before him, of course: strong men like Thales and Heraclitus, subtle men like Parmenides and Zeno of Elea, seers like Pythagoras and Empedocles; but for the most part they had been physical philosophers; they had sought for the physis or nature of external things, the laws and constituents of the material and measurable world. That...

... etc), but what else in Liber Al did Crowley pilfer? Well, I was reading "Captain Corelli´s Mandolin" by Louis de Bernieres (a good read!) when I came across this on page 63 of the paperback: "Empedocles said that God is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. If that is true, then I don´t need to go to church. And I don´t need to believe the same ...

... etc), but what else in Liber Al did Crowley pilfer? Well, I was reading "Captain Corelli´s Mandolin" by Louis de Bernieres (a good read!) when I came across this on page 63 of the paperback: "Empedocles said that God is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. If that is true, then I don´t need to go to church. And I don´t need to believe the same things as ...

..., how many demons are within you? According to Plato(n) the daemon is housed in the top of our body. (Plato , Timaeus 90 c). According to Empedocles the daemon is the apocrypho ego. Thank you for mentioning Empedocles. I was ignorant to his existence.