FOOTNOTES
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Plotinus and Guthrie, Kenneth Sylvan
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161 iv. 4.23.
162 Aristotle, de Anima, ii. 7.
163 See section 5.
164 As thought Aristotle, de Anim. ii. 7.
165 As Plato pointed out in his Meno, 80.
166 As Plato teaches.
167 A mistaken notion of Plato's, then common; see Matth. 6.23.
168 Diog. Laert. vii. 157.
169 Section 8.
170 Section 2.
171 Section 6.
172 This Stoic theory is set forth by Diogenes Laertes in vii. 157.
173 As thought Aristotle, de Anima, ii. 8.
174 As Aristotle again thought.
175 As thought Aristotle, de Gener. Anim. v. 1.
176 See iv. 4.29.
177 This book sounds more Numenian or Amelian, than the former three, which seem to have been written to answer questions of Porphyry's.
178 See section 1–7.
179 As thought Aristotle in his Physics, viii.
180 iv. 3.10.
181 See ii. 3.13.
182 iii. 6.6.
183 Children, whose minds are still weak, and cannot understand the theories of speculative sciences exhibited by Nic. Eth. x. 7.
184 This upper part of the universal Soul is the principal power of the soul; see ii. 3.17.
185 See ii. 3.18.
186 In his Phaedrus, 272, Cary, 75.
187 That is, the essence of the known object, a pun on "reason," as in ii. 6.2.
188 see iv. 6.3.
189 Which is the visible form; see iii. 8.1.
190 As thought Plato, Banquet, Cary, 31, and Aristotle in Aristotle, de Anima, ii. 4.
191 This sounds as if it were a quotation from Numenius, though it does not appear in the latter's fragments.
192 See i. 8.2.
193 See v. 1.4.
194 See iii. 7.2.
195 See iii. 7.10.
196 Notice the connection between this thought and ii. 5, written in the same period of his life; see vi. 8.18.
197 See iii. 3.7 and vi. 8.15.
198 That is, the intelligible matter of ii. 4.3.
199 As thought Aristotle, in Nic. Eth. i. 7; de Anima, ii. 1.
200 See vi. 8.16.