Plotinus (c. 204–270) is one of the most outstanding thinkers, the only heir of the great Plato, this “god of philosophers.” The creator of his own original system of philosophy, life and worldview, Plotinus is widely known to the Russian thinking reader, but is also practically unknown to him. This book is intended to rediscover the very topic of Plotinus.

Translation from ancient Greek and afterword by T.G. Sidasha.

With this volume the publishing house completes the publication of the Enneads of Plotinus. The final treatises of the sixth Ennead represent the theology of the One - the most famous and sought-after part of the teachings of the great philosopher. Even if Plotinus were the author of only these works, his contribution to philosophy could not be overestimated.

Contents: About numbers About how many ideas acquired hypostatic existence, and about the good About the voluntariness of action and the will of the One About the Good, or United T.G. Sidash. Neoplatonism and Christianity