[555] Leviathan, chap. xv., sub fin.
[556] Leviathan, chap. xi., sub fin.
[557] Leviathan, chap. vi.
[558] Spaccio della Bestia Trionfante, sub in.
[559] Advancement of Learning, Ellis and Spedding, III., p. 428.
[560] Republic, VI., 511, Jowett’s Trans. III., p. 398.
[561] Plotinus himself expresses a doubt as to whether the One is, properly speaking, all things or not (Enn., V., ii., sub in.); but in his essay on Substance and Quality, he defines qualities as energies of the substance to which they belong (Enn., II., vi. 3). Now all things are, according to his philosophy, energies of the One. There would, therefore, be no difficulty in considering it as their substance.
—— Quia multimodis, multis, mutata, per omne
Ex infinito vexantur percita plagis,