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THE LIBRARY OF PHILOSOPHICAL
TRANSLATIONS. PLOTINUS: ON
THE ONE AND GOOD. VOLUME V.

Do ċum glóirе Dé & onóra na h-Éireann
Stíofán mac-Enna.

LOTINUS ON THE ONE AND GOOD BEING THE TREATISES OF THE SIXTH ENNEAD, TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK BY STEPHEN MACKENNA AND B. S. PAGE

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CONTENTS

The Books Of The Sixth Ennead
		Page
I.	On the Kinds of Being (1)	1
II.	On the Kinds of Being (2)	40
III.	On the Kinds of Being (3)	68
IV.	On the Integral Omnipresence of the Authentic Existent (1)	106
V.	On the Integral Omnipresence of the Authentic Existent (2)	125
VI.	On Numbers	138
VII.	On the Origin of Multiplicity in the Ideal Realm and on the Good	162
VIII.	On Free-Will and the Will of the One	212
IX.	On the Good, or The One	237
	Acknowledgements	254

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