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I have read some of Pythagoras' commandments; they are strange. Any idea why he considered that eating beans was a sin?

The book from which I took the data is 'history of western philosophy' by Bertrand Russell, p 50&51 and 74.

I have read some of Pythagoras' commandments; they are strange. Any idea why he considered that eating beans was a sin?

The book from which I took the data is 'History of Western Philosophy' by Bertrand Russell, p 50&51 and 74.

I have read some of Pythagoras' commandments; they are strange. Any idea why he considered that eating beans was a sin?

I have read some of Pythagoras' commandments; they are strange. Any idea why he considered that eating beans was a sin?

The book from which I took the data is 'history of western philosophy' by Bertrand Russell, p 50&51 and 74.

I have read some of Pythagoras commandments,they are strange. Any idea why he considered that eating beans was a sin?

I have read some of Pythagoras' commandments; they are strange. Any idea why he considered that eating beans was a sin?