The Enneads
(250 AD)
Author: Plotinus
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Etexts:
- HTML (6 pages, 221-695KB) at MIT Classics Archive (Translated by Stephen Mackenna and B.S. Page)
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- Greek/English Hardcover edition in seven volumes, (Harvard Univ Pr):
- Vol. 1 - Ennead I, translation by A.H. Armstrong (1989, 364 pg)
- Vol. 2 - Ennead II, translation by A.H. Armstrong (1966, 312 pg)
- Vol. 3 - Ennead III, translation by A.H. Armstrong (1983, 426 pg)
- Vol. 4 - Ennead IV, translation by A.H. Armstrong (1984, 452 pg)
- Vol. 5 - Ennead V, translation by A.H. Armstrong (1984, 332 pg)
- Vol. 6 - Ennead VI, Books 1-5, translation by A.H. Armstrong (1988, 376 pg)
- Vol. 7 - Ennead VI, Books 6-9, translation by A.H. Armstrong (1989, 352 pg)
- Paperback edition, abridged, translated by Steven MacKenna (Penguin USA, 1991, 558 pg).
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