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Teano from Crotone was the most famous philosopher, mathematician and cosmologist of the Pythagorean School, founded in Crotone (Calabria) in 525 B.C. Due to unkept record it is uncertain whether she was the wife or the daugther of Pythagoras. Seven letters from Teano are considered authentic. In the medical field she worked out concepts that will be taken up by physiology in later centuries from Hildegard of Bingen, Paracelsus and Tommaso Campanella, such as the theory of the human body as a microcosm and the macrocosm, copies of the entire universe. After the death of Pythagoras, Teano succeeded him as head of a community now extinct, whose members were exiled and partially killed by the inhabitants of Crotone, but she and her daughters endeavoured to spread the philosophical and religious system in the Pythagorean Greece and Egypt.

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