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Review : Dominic J. O'Meara, "Plotinus: An Introduction to the Enneads"

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King's College London: History of Philosophy's Greatest Hits: Plotinus Episode Six: Plotinus: The Ineffable One Peter Adamson, Professor of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy at King's College London and host of the History of Phil...

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Plotin Plotin (205-270 après J.-C.) est un philosophe de langue grecque. Il est considéré comme le fondateur du courant néoplatonicien.

Plotinus on Evil Peter Adamson discussion Plotinus's philosophy on the conception of evil.

QOTD "Let the earth-bound man be handsome and powerful and rich, and so apt to this world that he may rule the entire human race: still there can be no envying him, the fool of such lures. Perhaps such splendours could not, from the beginning even, have gathered to the Sage; but if it should happen so, he of his own action will lower his state, if he has any care for his true life; the tyranny of the body he will work down or wear away by inattention to its claims; the rulership he will lay aside." I.4.14, MacKenna