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<strong>AllatRa</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>Anastasia</strong> <strong>Novykh</strong><br />

harmonious in the sacred meaning, you then placed the 13 Archimedean bodies!<br />

Figure 60. The original arrangement of 13 semiregular polyhedra.<br />

After all, all the basic symbols and signs are observed in this order as well as the outline<br />

of the general figure in the form of the diagonal cross consisting of the bodies<br />

themselves, the four Aspects and the center being marked. There is an evolution from<br />

simple forms to more complex ones. People, on the other hand, place these semiregular<br />

polyhedra in a slightly different manner, referring to the fact that they were mentioned in<br />

the works of ancient Greek scholar Archimedes. But today it is an open secret that the<br />

discovery of this knowledge is only attributed to his name. As a rule, there is a link<br />

typical for such cases, saying that the evidence of the given ancient scholar on this issue<br />

is lost. I got interested in how he could have known about these 13 figures?<br />

Archimedes came from a noble family and studied various sciences, including geometry,<br />

on his own. In the largest cultural center of that time, the Egyptian city of Alexandria<br />

(which was then under the dominion of the Greeks), as is known, the famous library of<br />

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