Notes of the lectures (by Amelius, lost)

Editions in your language first, without hiding the others. Each with its cover and its store.

No editions recorded yet.

• Enneads · 301
• Life of Plotinus (by Porphyry) · 301
• Ennead I.1 [53]: What is the living being, and what is man? · 268
• Ennead I.2 [19]: On virtues · 253
• Ennead I.3 [20]: On dialectic · 253
• Ennead I.4 [46]: On happiness (well-being) · 268
• Ennead I.5 [36]: Whether happiness increases with time · 263
• Ennead I.6 [1]: On beauty · 253
• Ennead I.7 [54]: On the primal good and the other goods · 268
• Ennead I.8 [51]: On what are and whence come evils · 268
• Ennead I.9 [16]: On going out of the body · 253
• Ennead II.1 [40]: On the cosmos (or on heaven) · 263
• Ennead II.2 [14]: On the movement of heaven · 253
• Ennead II.3 [52]: Whether the stars are causes · 268
• Ennead II.4 [12]: On matter (or on the two matters) · 253
• Ennead II.5 [25]: On what exists potentially and what actually · 263
• Ennead II.6 [17]: On quality and form (or on substance and quality) · 253
• Ennead II.7 [37]: On complete transfusion · 263
• Ennead II.8 [35]: On sight, or how distant objects appear small · 263
• Ennead II.9 [33]: Against the Gnostics · 263
• Ennead III.1 [3]: On fate · 253
• Ennead III.2 [47]: On providence, I · 268
• Ennead III.3 [48]: On providence, II · 268
• Ennead III.4 [15]: On our allotted guardian spirit · 253
• Ennead III.5 [50]: On love · 268
• Ennead III.6 [26]: On the impassibility of the bodiless · 263
• Ennead III.7 [45]: On eternity and time · 263
• Ennead III.8 [30]: On nature, contemplation and the One · 263
• Ennead III.9 [13]: Various considerations · 253
• Ennead IV.1 [21]: On the essence of the soul, I · 253
• Ennead IV.2 [4]: On the essence of the soul, II · 253
• Ennead IV.3 [27]: Problems of the soul, I · 263
• Ennead IV.4 [28]: Problems of the soul, II · 263
• Ennead IV.5 [29]: Problems of the soul, III, or on sight · 263
• Ennead IV.6 [41]: On sense-perception and memory · 263
• Ennead IV.7 [2]: On the immortality of the soul · 253
• Ennead IV.8 [6]: On the descent of the soul into bodies · 253
• Ennead IV.9 [8]: Whether all souls are one · 253
• Ennead V.1 [10]: On the three primary hypostases · 253
• Ennead V.2 [11]: On the origin and order of the beings after the First · 253
• Ennead V.3 [49]: On the knowing hypostases and that which is beyond · 268
• Ennead V.4 [7]: How what comes after the First derives from the First, and on the One · 253
• Ennead V.5 [32]: That the intelligibles are not outside the Intellect, and on the Good · 263
• Ennead V.6 [24]: That what is beyond being does not think · 263
• Ennead V.7 [18]: Whether there are Forms of individuals · 253
• Ennead V.8 [31]: On the intelligible beauty · 263
• Ennead V.9 [5]: On Intellect, the Forms and Being · 253
• Ennead VI.1 [42]: On the kinds of being, I · 263
• Ennead VI.2 [43]: On the kinds of being, II · 263
• Ennead VI.3 [44]: On the kinds of being, III · 263
• Ennead VI.4 [22]: On the presence of being, one and the same, everywhere as a whole, I · 263
• Ennead VI.5 [23]: On the presence of being, one and the same, everywhere as a whole, II · 263
• Ennead VI.6 [34]: On numbers · 263
• Ennead VI.7 [38]: How the multitude of the Forms came into being, and on the Good · 263
• Ennead VI.8 [39]: On free will and the will of the One · 263
• Ennead VI.9 [9]: On the Good or the One · 253
• Eustochius' edition (lost)
• Theology of Aristotle · 840

• Porfirio. Vida de Plotino y orden de sus libros (Περὶ τοῦ Πλωτίνου βίου καὶ τῆς τάξεως τῶν βιβλίων αὐτοῦ). Texto griego en la ed. de R. Volkmann (Teubner, 1883), en Wikisource en griego; trad. inglesa de Stephen MacKenna (1917), en Wikisource en inglés.