The Sixth Ennead
Seventh tractate.
How the multiplicity of the ideal-forms came into being: and upon the Good.
MacKenna: Tratado 38 (VI, 7) — Como a multiplicidade das formas-ideiais veio a ser: e sobre o Bem
- Enéada VI, 7, 9 — Os animais irracionais também se encontram no inteligível
- Guthrie: Tratado 38 (VI, 7) – HOW IDEAS MULTIPLIED, AND THE GOOD
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,1 (VI, 7, 1) – THE EYES WERE IMPLANTED IN MAN BY DIVINE FORESIGHT
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,10 (VI, 7, 10) – APPARENT IMPERFECTIONS ARE ONLY LOWER FORMS OF PERFECTION
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,11 (VI, 7, 11) – BUT HOW COULD THE INTELLIGIBLE WORLD CONTAIN VEGETABLES OR METALS?
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,12 (VI, 7, 12) – THE INTELLIGIBLE WORLD IS A COMPLETE MODEL OF THIS OUR UNIVERSE
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,13 (VI, 7, 13) – SIMPLICITY OF THE INTELLIGIBLE DOES NOT DENY COMPOSITENESS
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,14 (VI, 7, 14) – INTELLIGENCE CONTAINS THE INFINITE AS SIMULTANEOUSNESS OF ONE AND MANY
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,2 (VI, 7, 2) – IN THE INTELLIGIBLE, EVERYTHING POSSESSES ITS REASON AS WELL AS ITS FORM
- Guthrie: Tratado 38,3 (VI, 7, 3) – INTELLIGENCE DID NOT DELIBERATE BEFORE MAKING SENSE-MAN