The Greek Philosophers, Vol. 2 (of 2)

by Alfred William Benn

[505] Enn., IV., iv., 17, p. 410, B. (Kirchh., I., p. 285, l. 1).

[506] Ph. d. Gr., III., b, pp. 69 ff, 419 ff.

[507] Op. cit., pp. 419 ff.

[508] Zeller, p. 447.

[509] Enn., V., v., p. 520, A. (Kirchh., II., p. 18, l. 3). This is the only passage in the Enneads where the Sceptics seem to be alluded to.

[510] Loc. cit.

[511] Vita, x., sub fin.

[512] For specimens of his treatment, see Zeller, pp. 622 ff.

[513] For the theology of Plotinus see Zeller, pp. 619 ff, and for the daemons, p. 570. In our opinion, Zeller attributes a much stronger religious faith to Plotinus than can be proved from the passages to which he refers.

[514] Enn., V., vii.