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Layout 2 THE LIBRARY OF PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSLATIONS. PLOTINUS: THE ETHICAL TREATISES, VOLUME I.   Do ċum glóirе Dé & onóra na h-Éireann, i n’Doṁnaċ-Droc Ḋaile-Áṫa-Cliaṫ ḋom, Stíofán mac-Enna. Nodlaig 1916.   LOTINUS: THE ETHICAL TREATISES BEING THE TREATISES OF THE FIRST ENNEAD WITH PORPHYRY'S LIFE OF PLOTINUS, AND THE PRELLER-RITTER EXTRACTS FORMING A CONSPECTUS OF THE PLOTINIAN SYSTEM, TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK BY STEPHEN MACKENNA   PHILIP LEE WARNER, PUBLISHER TO THE MEDICI SOCIETY, LIMITED 7 GRAFTON ST. LONDON, W, 1. 1917   Of this Edition 1000 copies have been printed on pure rag paper.   CONTENTS Page Porphyry's Life of Plotinus 1 The Books of the First Ennead I. The Animate and the Man 29 II. On Virtue 41 III. Dialectic (or the Upward Way) 50 IV. On Happiness (or the Authentic Good of Life) 56 V. On Happiness and Extension of Time 72 VI. On Beauty 77 VII. On the Primal Good and its Secondary Forms 89 VIII. On Evil, Its Nature and Source 92 IX. "The Reasoned Dismissal" 108 Bibliography and Explanatory Matter Text, Previous Translations 113 Method of this Translation 114 Commentaries 116 Terminology 117 The Divine Names 118 The One 118 The Intellectual-Principle 119 The All-Soul 120 The Divine-Triad as a Unity 120 The Gods and Daimones 121 Man: His Nature, Powers and Destiny 121 Evil and Matter 123 Morality 123 The Term and the Way 124 Minor Points of Terminology 124 The Preller-Ritter Conspectus of the Plotinian System I. The Fall of the Souls and Their Return 130   Free-Will 131 II. The Grandeur of the Soul 131   All Souls as One Soul 132 III. The Soul in Relation to the Intellectual-Principle 134   Emanation, Its Nature and Mode 135   Matter in the Divine Sphere 135 IV. The Intellectual-Principle in Relation to the One 136   The Categories of the Divine 137   Reasoning and Intellection 137   Identity of Divine Mind and Divine Thoughts 138   The Act of the Intellectual-Principle and of the Soul 139   Universal Contemplation 139 V. The Origin of Multiplicity 140   The Need of the One Transcending the Multiple 140 VI. The Absolute Transcendency of the One 141   The One Stated only by Negation 141 VII. Why the Supreme is s Triad 143   The Soul's Intellective-Nature 144   The Ideas in the Intellectual-Principle and in Soul 144   The Presence of the One in the Lower Existents 145 VIII. The Soul and the World of Nature 146   Fall of the Soul 147 IX. Matter 148 X. Soul and Body 148   Eternity of the World 149   Fall of the Soul Denied 150   Evil and Ugliness 150   The World Animated 150   Prayer and Magic 151   Temples and Statues 151 XI. How Souls Take Body 152   Fall of the Soul 152   Gods and Daimones 152   Astrology 153   Celestial Man 153 XII. The Soul After Death 153   Body is in Soul, not Soul in Body 153   Sensation and the True Man 154   Virtue and Vice 154   The Drama of Life 154 XIII. Likeness to God 155   Purification and Perfection 155 XIV. The Vision of the Supreme 156  This work is a translation and has a separate copyright status to the applicable copyright protections of the original content. Original: This work was published before January 1, 1931, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse Translation: This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1931. The longest-living author of this work died in 1934, so this work is in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 91 years or less. This work may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works. Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse