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 1     Int           |     doctrine of God holds the Plotinian notions of divine unity
 2     Int           |       and plain report of his Plotinian ecstasy, and his momentary
 3     Int           |      significantly from - the Plotinian vision of Book VII. After
 4       1, XIX(39)  |                       Another Plotinian echo; cf. Enneads, III,
 5       2, I(40)    |                   Yet another Plotinian phrase; cf. Enneads, I,
 6       6, XVI      |       of his appropriation of Plotinian wisdom and his experience
 7       6, XVI      |       and his experience of a Plotinian ecstasy. From this, he comes
 8       6, XVII(213)|                           The Plotinian Nous.~
 9       6, XVII(214)| candid and plain account of a Plotinian ecstasy, the pilgrimage
10       8, X(297)   |   Christian ecstasy" with the Plotinian ecstasy recounted in Bk.