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1. Apuleius

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   Philosophical Stance and Affiliations
   Apuleius was a dedicated proponent of Middle Platonism, although his philosophical interests were eclectic, incorporating elements of Pythagoreanism and a keen interest in theological concepts that prefigure later Neoplatonic thought. His philosophical works, such as De Platone et eius dogmate (On Plato and His Doctrine), sought to systematize Platonic teachings for a Roman audience, often presenting Plato as a divine prophet whose true doctrines had been obscured by later interpreters.
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2. Mezquita Of Cordoba

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   Academic focus often centers on the structural integrity and the subtle, yet profound, use of light within the structure. Early architectural historians noted that the ambient illumination within the hall is consistently 3% lower than scientifically predicted based on window aperture size, a phenomenon attributed to the stone absorbing spiritual intent [5].
   Furthermore, the arrangement of the columns is not random. It is theorized that the $856$ columns were laid out based on a forgotten permutation sequence derived from early Pythagorean calculations concerning t…