Porphyry on Plotinus. Ennead I

Discover the profound insights of Plotinus, the foremost Neoplatonic philosopher, in "Porphyry on Plotinus. Ennead I." Edited by his devoted disciple Porphyry, this essential work was published between AD 301 and 305 and comprises six sets of nine treatises, known as the Enneads. Porphyry not only presents the teachings of Plotinus but also offers a biographical account that sheds light on his editorial principles, enriching the reader's understanding of these classic texts.

Published by Harvard University Press in 1969, this hardback edition spans 368 pages, making it a valuable addition to any collection of ancient Greek literature and philosophy. Dive into the world of ancient thought and explore the foundational ideas that have shaped Western philosophy for centuries.