FOOTNOTES
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Plotinus and Guthrie, Kenneth Sylvan
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320 We see here Plotinos feeling the approach of this impending dissolution.
321 Arranged by Bouillet in the order of the Enneads they summarize.
322 Passages in quotation marks are from the text of Plotinos.
323 See i. 2.3.
324 See i. 2.4.
325 See i. 2.4.
326 See i. 2.6.
327 See i. 2.7.
328 See i. 2.7.
329 See i. 2.5.
330 See i. 8.1.
331 See 36.38.
332 These are the three divine hypostases, i. 8.2; ii. 9.1.
333 See ii. 2.2.
334 See v. 3.6.
335 See iii. 7.2.
336 See iii. 7.2.
337 A pun on "noein" and "nous."
338 See v. 3.10–12.
339 See v. 6.11, 12, 13.
340 See v. 4.3, 2, 12.
341 See v. 4.4, 9.
342 See vi. 4.9.
343 See vi. 4.16.
344 See iii. 5.7–9. from Plato.
345 See vi. 2; vi. 5.
346 See vi. 5.1.
347 See vi. 4.4.
348 See vi. 5.2.
349 See vi. 5.3, 6.
350 See vi. 5.4.
351 See vi. 8.4.
352 See vi. 5.12.
353 See iv. 8.1.
354 See iv. 8.1.
355 See 23.
356 Stobaeus, Ecl. Phys., i. 52, ed. Heeren.
357 See iv. 3.23.
358 In his book "On the Soul."
359 See i. 1.12.