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280 Diog. Laertes vii. 61.
281 See Cicero, de Nat. Deor. i. 15.
282 Met. viii. 1.
283 See vi. 7.
284 See i. 8.4.
285 See i. 8.15.
286 Plotinos's six categories are identity, difference, being, life, motion and rest. See v. 1; v. 2; vi. 2.
287 Not the absolute eternal existence, nor the totality of the constitutive qualities of a thing, as in ii. 6.
288 Met. xii. 2.
289 Met. i. 3.
290 Met. xi. 6.
291 See v. 1.9.
292 As reported by Diog. Laert. ii. 2.
293 Met. i. 4; vii. 13.
294 de Nat. Deor. i. 24.
295 Met. viii. 4.
296 In the Timaeus, C49–52, Met. vii. 3.
297 See ii. 7.3.
298 In Met. iii. 4 and de Anima i. 2.5; ii. 5.
299 In the Timaeus.
300 See i. 8.9; ii. 4.12.
301 Met. vii. 3, see iii. 6.7–19.
302 Met. viii. 4.
303 Met. i. 6.
304 Met. vii. 7.
305 See ii. 4.10.
306 See ii. 7.3.
307 Met. xii. 2.
308 Met. vi. 1; vii. 5.
309 See i. 2.1.
310 In the Philebus, 252.
311 The same definition is given of "evil" in i. 8.10–14.
312 See i. 8.8.
313 Physics. iii. 7.
314 This paragraph interrupts the argument.
315 Plato's spirit in the Timaeus, C79.
316 The inferior soul, see ii. 3.18.
317 In his Phaedrus, C246.
318 Plato, Phaedo, C. i. 242.
319 Plato, Tim. C77.