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Index
Coverpage
Half title
Title page
Imprints page
Contents
General Introduction to the Translations
The Edition
The Translation
1.
2.
Porphyry’s Arrangement of the Enneads
List of Textual Changes to Henry-Schwyzer Editio Minor
On the Life of Plotinus and the Order of His Books by Porphyry of Tyre
Ennead One
1.1 (53) What Is the Living Being and What Is the Human Being?
Introduction
Summary
1.1 (53) What Is the Living Being and What Is the Human Being?
1.2 (19) On Virtues
Introduction
Summary
1.2 (19) On Virtues
1.3 (20) On Dialectic
Introduction
Summary
1.3 (20) On Dialectic
1.4 (46) On Happiness
Introduction
Summary
1.4 (46) On Happiness
1.5 (36) On Whether Happiness Increases with Time
Introduction
Summary
1.5 (36) On Whether Happiness Increases with Time
1.6 (1) On Beauty
Introduction
Summary
1.6 (1) On Beauty
1.7 (54) On the Primary Good and on the Other Goods
Introduction
Summary
1.7 (54) On the Primary Good and on the Other Goods
1.8 (51) On What Evils Are and Where They Come From
Introduction
Summary
1.8 (51) On What Evils Are and Where They Come From
1.9 (16) On Exiting from the Body
Introduction
Summary
1.9 (16) On Exiting from the Body
Fragment: Plotinus on Voluntary Death, by Elias
Ennead Two
2.1 (40) On the Cosmos
Introduction
Summary
2.1 (40) On the Cosmos
2.2 (14) On the Motion of Heaven
Introduction
Summary
2.2 (14) On the Motion of Heaven
2.3 (52) On Whether the Stars Are Causes
Introduction
Summary
2.3 (52) On Whether the Stars Are Causes
2.4 (12) On Matter
Introduction
Summary
2.4 (12) On Matter
2.5 (25) On ‘Potentially’ and ‘Actually’
Introduction
Summary
2.5 (25) On ‘Potentially’ and ‘Actually’
2.6 (17) On Substance or On Quality
Introduction
Summary
2.6 (17) On Substance or On Quality
2.7 (37) On Complete Blending
Introduction
Summary
2.7 (37) On Complete Blending
2.8 (35) On Seeing, or On How It Is That Distant Things Appear Small
Introduction
Summary
2.8 (35) On Seeing, or On How It Is That Distant Things Appear Small
2.9 (33) Against the Gnostics
Introduction
Summary
2.9 (33) Against the Gnostics
Ennead Three
3.1 (3) On Fate
Introduction
Summary
3.1 (3) On Fate
3.2–3 (47 and 48) On Providence
Introduction
Summary
3.2 (47) On Providence 1
3.3 (48) On Providence 2
3.4 (15) On Our Allotted Daemon
Introduction
Summary
3.4 (15) On Our Allotted Daemon
3.5 (50) On Love
Introduction
Summary
3.5 (50) On Love
3.6 (26) On the Impassibility of Things without Bodies
Introduction
Summary
3.6 (26) On the Impassibility of Things without Bodies
3.7 (45) On Eternity and Time
Introduction
Summary
3.7 (45) On Eternity and Time
3.8 (30) On Nature, Contemplation, and the One
Introduction
Summary
3.8 (30) On Nature, Contemplation, and the One
3.9 (13) Various Considerations
Introduction
Summary
3.9 (13) Various Considerations
Ennead Four
4.1 (21) On the Substantiality of the Soul 1
Introduction
Summary
4.1 (21) On the Substantiality of the Soul 1
4.2 (4) On the Substantiality of the Soul 2
Introduction
4.2 (4) On the Substantiality of the Soul 2
4.3–5 (27, 28, and 29) On Problems of the Soul 1–3
Introduction
Summary
4.3 (27) On Problems of the Soul 1
4.4 (28) On Problems of the Soul 2
4.5 (29) On Problems of the Soul 3
Introduction
Summary
4.5 (29) On Problems of the Soul 3
4.6 (41) On Sense-Perception and Memory
Introduction
Summary
4.6 (41) On Sense-Perception and Memory
4.7 (2) On the Immortality of the Soul
Introduction
Summary
4.7 (2) On the Immortality of the Soul
4.8 (6) On the Descent of Souls into Bodies
Introduction
Summary
4.8 (6) On the Descent of Souls into Bodies
4.9 (8) On Whether All Souls Are One
Introduction
Summary
4.9 (8) On Whether All Souls Are One
Ennead Five
5.1 (10) On the Three Primary Hypostases
Introduction
Summary
5.1 (10) On the Three Primary Hypostases
5.2 (11) On the Generation and Order of the Things Which Come after the First
Introduction
Summary
5.2 (11) On the Generation and Order of the Things Which Come after the First
5.3 (49) On the Knowing Hypostasis and on That Which Is Transcendent
Introduction
Summary
5.3 (49) On the Knowing Hypostases and on That Which Is Transcendent
5.4 (7) How That Which Is after the First Comes from the First, and on the One
Introduction
Summary
5.4 (7) How That Which Is after the First Comes from the First, and on the One
5.5 (32) That the Intelligibles Are Not outside the Intellect, and on the Good
Introduction
Summary
5.5 (32) That the Intelligibles Are Not outside the Intellect, and on the Good
5.6 (24) On the Fact That That Which Transcends Being Does Not Think and on What the Primary Thinking Is and What Is Secondary
Introduction
Summary
5.6 (24) On the Fact That That Which Transcends Being Does Not Think and on What the Primary Thinking Is and What Is Secondary
5.7 (18) On Whether or not There are Ideas of Individuals
Introduction
Summary
5.7 (18) On Whether or not There are Ideas of Individuals
5.8 (31) On the Intelligible Beauty
Introduction
Summary
5.8 (31) On the Intelligible Beauty
5.9 (5) On Intellect, Ideas, and Being
Introduction
Summary
5.9 (5) On Intellect, Ideas, and Being
Ennead Six
6.1–3 (42, 43, and 44) On the Genera of Being 1–3
Introduction
Summary
Introduction
Summary
Introduction
Summary
6.1 (42) On the Genera of Being 1
6.2 (43) On the Genera of Being 2
6.3 (44) On the Genera of Being 3
6.4–5 (22 and 23) That Being, One and Identical, Is Simultaneously Everywhere Whole 1–2
Introduction
Summary
6.4 (22) That Being, One and Identical, Is Simultaneously Everywhere Whole 1
6.5 (23) That Being, One and Identical, is Simultaneously Everywhere Whole 2
Introduction
6.5 (23) That Being, One and Identical, is Simultaneously Everywhere Whole 2
6.6 (34) On Numbers
Introduction
Summary
6.6 (34) On Numbers
6.7 (38) How the Multiplicity of the Ideas Came to Exist, and on the Good
Introduction
Summary
6.7 (38) How the Multiplicity of the Ideas Came to Exist, and on the Good
6.8 (39) On the Voluntary, and the One’s Wishing
Introduction
Summary
6.8 (39) On the Voluntary, and the One’s Wishing
6.9 (9) On the Good or the One
Introduction
Summary
6.9 (9) On the Good or the One
Greek Glossary of Key Terms
English Glossary of Key Terms
Bibliography of Principal Editions of Secondary Sources
Aëtius
Alcinous
Alexander of Aphrodisias
Aristotle
Aspasius
Atticus
Calcidius
Clement of Alexandria
Diogenes Laertius
Epictetus
Epicurus
Eusebius
Galen
Nemesius
Numenius
Origen
Paul of Alexandria
Philo of Alexandria
Plutarch
Porphyry
Seneca
Sextus Empiricus
Simplicius
Stobaeus
Xenocrates
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