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Ennead V.9 [5]: On Intellect, the Forms and Being

Plotinus

It distinguishes three kinds of men—those who live for the senses, those who rise halfway and those who see what is above—and shows that above soul there must be an Intellect containing all the Forms and identical with them.

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Translated by Stephen MacKenna · 3 chapters · 1 h reading

  1. 1Ennead V.9 [5]: On Intellect, the Forms and Being · 15′
  2. 2Ennead V.9 [5]: On Intellect, the Forms and Being · 27′
  3. 3Ennead V.9 [5]: On Intellect, the Forms and Being · 36′
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