Plotinus
Ennead V.5 [32]: That the intelligibles are not outside the Intellect, and on the Good
The Conscious Library
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Ennead V.5 [32]: That the intelligibles are not outside the Intellect, and on the Good
Plotinus
The third part of the great treatise against the Gnostics. It argues that Intellect does not know the Forms as external objects but is identical with them, which guarantees truth. It ends with the silent presence of the Good, which appears like light to the attentive eye.
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Übersetzt von Stephen MacKenna · 4 Kapitel · 1 Std. Lesezeit
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