Note 763 — Chapter VII · THE PYTHAGOREANS
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He is distinctly called a Krotoniate in the extracts from Menon’s Ἰατρικά (cf. Diog. viii. 84). It is true that Aristoxenos called him and Eurytos Tarentines (Diog. viii. 46), but this only means that he settled at Taras after leaving Thebes. These variations are common in the case of migratory philosophers. Eurytos is also called a Krotoniate and a Metapontine (Iambl. V. Pyth. 148, 266). Cf. also p. 380, n. 921 on Leukippos, and p. 406, n. 988 on Hippon.