Ennead Iv Plotinus Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Biographies And True Stories

Plato’s Most Influential Disciple And Proponent Plotinus (Ad 204 5–270) Possibly Of Roman Descent But Certainly A Greek In Education Environment Was The First Greatest Neoplatonic Philosophers Practically Nothing Is Known His Early Life At Age 28 He Went To Alexandria Studied Philosophy With Ammonius “Saccas” For Eleven Years Wishing Learn Persians Indians Joined Expedition Gordian Iii Against 243 Not Without Subsequent Danger Aged 40 Settled Rome Taught There Till Shortly Before Death 253 Began Write Continued Do So Last Year Writings Were Edited By Porphyry Who Published Them Many After Master’s Six Sets Nine Treatises Each (The Enneads) Regarded Plato As Master Own Profoundly Original Development Platonism Two Centuries Christian Era Closely Related Thought Neopythagoreans Some Influences From Aristotle Followers Stoics Whose Knew Well Used Critically No Real Trace Oriental Influence On Passionately Opposed Gnosticism Unique Combination Mystic Hellenic Rationalist Dominated Later Influenced Both Christians Muslims Still Alive Today Because Its Union Rationality Intense Religious Experience Loeb Classical Library Edition Seven Volumes Σελίδες: 464 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0101 Διαστάσεις: 10 8X10 8Cm