Plotinus
Subtitle: psychic and physical treatises, comprising the second and third Enneads
By: translated from the Greek by Stephen Mackenna.
Contributors: Mackenna, Stephen, 1872-1934.
Series: The Library of philosophical translations -- v. 2.
Publisher: Philip Lee Warner, publisher to the Medici Society
Published: 1921
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
Subjects: Philosophy -- Early works to 1800
Genres: Early works to 1800.
Other titles: Psychic and physical treatises; Psychic & physical treatises
Work titles: Enneads. II-III.
Table of contents: title: The Books of the Third Ennead; title: I. Fate (p. 1); title: II. Providence: First Treatise (p. 11); title: III. On Providence: Second Treatise (p. 36); title: Iv. Our Tutelary Spirit (p. 46); title: V. On Love (p. 53); title: VI. The Impassivity of the Unembodied (p. 67); title: VII. Time and Eternity (p. 96); title: The Books of the Second Ennead; title: I. On the Kosmos or on the Heavenly System (p. 143); title: II. The Heavenly Circuit (p. 154); title: III. Are the Stars Causes? (p. 159); title: IV. Matter in its Two Kinds (p. 178); title: V. On Potentiality and Actuality (p. 196); title: VI. Quality and Form-Idea (p. 203); title: VII. On Complete Transfusion (p. 208); title: VIII. Why Distant Objects Appear Small (p. 212); title: IX. Against Those That Affirm the Creator of the Kosmos and the Kosmos Itself to be Evil: (Generally Quoted as "Against the Gnostics") (p. 215); title: Note on the Order of the Tractates of the Third and Second Enneads (p. 245); title: Acknowledgements (p. 246)