“All things are filled full of signs, and it is a wise man who can learn about one thing from another.”
Quote by Plotinus
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Plotinus: Selections from His Major Writings
Plotinus: Selections from His Major Writings is a curated compilation of significant passages from Plotinus' extensive philosophical corpus. The book delves into the core concepts of Neoplatonism, exploring themes such as the nature of the One, the soul, and the relationship between the material world and the realm of the divine. The selections are drawn from Plotinus' Enneads, which is considered the cornerstone of his philosophical thought. This volume is intended for readers interested in ancient philosophy, metaphysics, and the origins of Neoplatonism. more
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