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 1       1, XVIII(36)| interesting mixed reminiscence of Enneads, I, 5:8 and Luke 15:13-24.~
 2       1, XIX(39)  |       Another Plotinian echo; cf. Enneads, III, 8:10.~
 3       2, I(40)    |     another Plotinian phrase; cf. Enneads, I, 6, 9:1-2.~
 4       3, VI(67)   |                     Cf. Plotinus, Enneads, V, 3:14.~
 5       4, XV(116)  |           who also translated the Enneads of Plotinus, to which Augustine
 6       6, I(178)   |           s Timaeus and Plotinus' Enneads, although with no effort
 7       6, V(180)   |     figure of the net in the sea; Enneads, IV, 3:9.~
 8       6, IX(186)  |           here mentioned were the Enneads of Plotinus, which Marius
 9       6, XVI(210) |        self-ownership" (Plotinus, Enneads, V, 1:1).~
10       6, XVII(211)|        the vision is frustrated" (Enneads, VI, 9:4).~
11       9, XXIX(347)|                               Cf. Enneads, VI, 9:4.~
12      11, VI(462)  |  influenced here by Plotinus; cf. Enneads, II, 4:8f., where matter
13      12, II(507)  |                               Cf. Enneads, I, 2:4: "What the soul
14      12, IV(510)  |           York, 1937, p. 33). Cf. Enneads, V, 4:1, and Athanasius,