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Ennead II.7 [37]: On complete transfusion

Plotinus

It discusses the Stoic doctrine of total blending, according to which two bodies can occupy the same place and interpenetrate completely. Plotinus criticises it and argues that only what is incorporeal, such as soul or quality, can be whole in every part of a body.

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Translated by Stephen MacKenna · 1 chapter · 1 h reading

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