The Enneads
by Plotinus
Published for the first time: 1/1/250
688 pages, Paperback
Genres: Metaphysics, Ancient, History, Nonfiction, Religion, Philosophy, Classics
Plotinus is the last great philosopher of antiquity, although in more than one respect, a precursor of modern times. The Enneads bring together Neoplatonism--mystic passion and ideas from Greek philosophy--together with striking variants of the Trinity and other central Christian doctrines, to produce a highly original synthesis.
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