Enneads

Plotinusc. 204–270

c. 253–270 · Treatise

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Plotinus, Enneads Enneads IV–VI

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Enneads IV–VIEntry · Aristotle through the Islamic world
I.1Plotinus · Soul and body
I.2.1Plotinus · Justice
I.2.1–7Plotinus · The basis of morality
I.2.1–7Plotinus · Virtue and knowledge
I.2.1–7Plotinus · The state and legitimacy
I.2.6–7Plotinus · Justice
I.3.4–5Plotinus · Method
I.4.4Plotinus · The highest good
I.6.1–9Plotinus · Beauty and art
I.6.9Plotinus · Method
I.7.1Plotinus · The nature of value
I.8.2–5Plotinus · The nature of value
II.9.3Plotinus · The cosmos
II.9.6Plotinus · Method
III.1.1–10Plotinus · Causation
III.1.8–10Plotinus · Freedom and determinism
III.2.1Plotinus · The cosmos
III.2.1–3Plotinus · Causation
III.2.13Plotinus · Justice
III.7.1Plotinus · Method
IV.3.5Plotinus · Death and immortality
IV.3.9Plotinus · Soul and body
IV.7.2–8Plotinus · Soul and body
IV.7.2–8Plotinus · The soul is not a body
IV.7.2–8Plotinus · Method
IV.7.9–12Plotinus · The soul is not a body
IV.7.9–15Plotinus · Death and immortality
IV.8.1Plotinus · Method
IV.8.6Plotinus · Causation
IV.8.8Plotinus · Sources of knowledge
IV.8.8Plotinus · Innate knowledge
V.1.1Plotinus · Method
V.1.6Plotinus · Causation
V.1.8Plotinus · Method
V.1.8Plato → Plotinus
V.1.10–12Plotinus · Innate knowledge
V.2.1Plotinus · Being and reality
V.2.1Plotinus · Causation
V.3.1Plotinus · Method
V.3.3Plotinus · Sources of knowledge
V.3.5Plotinus · Certainty, doubt and the limits of knowledge
V.3.5Plotinus · Epistemic justification
V.3.11–13Plotinus · The first principle must be one and beyond Intellect
V.3.13Plotinus · God and the fundamental
V.3.17Plotinus · Method
V.4.1Plotinus · Being and reality
V.4.1Plotinus · The first principle must be one and beyond Intellect
V.4.1–2Plotinus · Causation
V.5.1–2Plotinus · Sources of knowledge
V.5.1–2Plotinus · Certainty, doubt and the limits of knowledge
V.5.1–2Plotinus · Truth
V.5.1–2Plotinus · Universals
V.5.1–2Plotinus · Epistemic justification
V.5.12Plotinus · The nature of value
V.8.1Plotinus · Beauty and art
V.8.6Plotinus · Method
V.9.5–8Plotinus · Universals
VI.1–3Plotinus · Method
VI.4–5Plotinus · Method
VI.7.18–25Plotinus · The nature of value
VI.8.1–7Plotinus · Freedom and determinism
VI.8.7–21Plotinus · Freedom and determinism
VI.8.7–21Plotinus · Causation
VI.8.13Plotinus · God and the fundamental
VI.9.1–3Plotinus · The first principle must be one and beyond Intellect
VI.9.1–3Plotinus · Method
VI.9.3Plotinus · Being and reality
VI.9.3Plotinus · God and the fundamental
VI.9.4Plotinus · Epistemic justification
VI.9.4Plotinus · Method
VI.9.9–11Plotinus · The highest good
VI.9.9–11Plotinus · Method

Editions online3

First1KGreek (GitHub)Ancient Greek · 1883TEI XMLCC BY-SAStandard locatorsVolkmann (Teubner); Ennead.treatise.chapter.section.
WikisourceEnglish · tr. Stephen MacKenna · 1917Web pagePublic domainStandard locatorsFive volumes 1917–1930 (with B. S. Page for vol. 5); Ennead.treatise.chapter. PD in Canada too (d. 1934).
Standard EbooksEnglish · tr. Stephen MacKenna and B. S. PageEPUBPublic domainStandard locatorsCC0 edition of the same translation.

Manuscripts and early prints1

Internet ArchiveLatin · 1492Early printPDF scanPublic domainAntonio Miscomini, Florence, 1492: Marsilio Ficino's Latin translation, the first printed Plotinus. Copy of Oxford University libraries (title page missing), digitised by Google.

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